PACK 6 September 17, 1993
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MHS sports schedules
Varsity Volleyball
Date HOME Time
September 18 Lakcvicw I. 10:00
September 21 BURNS 4:00
September 23 Riverside 4:00
September 25 BAKER 3:00
October 1 Baker 4:00
October 6 Bend 7:30
October 8 NYSSA 4:00
October 9 MAC HI 2:00
October 14 Bums 4:00
October 22 ONTARIO 5:00
October 23 Mac Hi 2:00
October 29 Nyssa 5:00
October 30 Ontario 1:00
November 2 RIVERSIDE 4:00
November 5 DISTRICT
November 6 PLAYOFFS
November 1 1 STATE
November 12 STATE
November 13 STATE
Junior Varsity Volleyball
Madras High School White Buffalo team members practice basics as football season begins.
White Buffaloes lose first home game to Gladstone
The White Buffaloes fade in the
second half of the opener ot uieir
first home game and drop a 10-0,
game to a tough Gladstone Gladiator
team Friday night, September 10,
1993.
. Madras won the toss and elected
to receive to start the game. After
three downs the Buffs couldn't get
any where and had to punt the ball
away. Gladstone managed to move
he ball pretty well picking up a couple
oT first downs. Penalties took their
toll as the Gladiators were guilty of
illegal motion and also a holding
penalty which set them back and the
$uffs held to force them to punt.
.,. The Buffs moved the ball pretty
well and it looked like something
was going to happen as Isaac Esquiro
broke loose for a couple of long gain
ers. But the closer they got to the end
?pne the tougher the Gladiator de
fense became. It was a sce-saw affair
around the mid-field between the two
teams throughout the first half. The
Buffs came close enough to try a
field goal but it fell short. The first
half wound down and the teams took
the intermission scoreless.
The Gladiators took the opening
kick-off for the second half, but in
the ihirrt ni''' ih- wop f-
tounn and tour when the Gladiators
tried for about a 32 yard field goal
which was good as Gatto put the toe
to the ball and it split the up-rights for
three points giving them a 3-0, lead.
The third Quarter ended .
two teams battled toe to toe in
the fourth quarter and at one point it
looked as though the Buffs were
going to make something happen as
they started to move the ball pretty ;
well, but a swing pass from Quarter
back Miller to Esquiro was picked'
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First home football game for the Madras White Buffaloes against Gladstone
provided fast-paced action.
Schurz, Nevada rodeo this weekend
off by Gladstones Hcflcy and he
scampered into the end-zone un
touched for the score to put the
Gladiators up 10-0,aftcrGattokickcd
the extra point. That TD sort of took
the wind out of the sails for the Buf
faloes. There was one bright spot
when all the fans were cheering on a
67 yard pass that went all the way to
pay-dirt only to be called back on a
holding penalty.
The rest of the game was a battle
in the mid field and the game ended
with the Gladiators winning 10-0.
The next outing for the Buffalo's
will be on the road as they travel to
meet Arch rival Crook County
Cowboys on their home filed Friday
night September 19. The Cowboys
are winlcss to this point as they lost
their first game to Phoenix, of souther
Oregon by the score of 34-13. So
both teams will be out for their first
win of the season.
St. Pat's coming
Registration is now open for St.
Pat's Cowdco to be held October 16
& 17 at the Jefferson County Fair
grounds in Madras. Kids ages 6-14
are eligible.
To register contact Kathryn Bain
at 475-2130. Registration will close
October 10 or earlier if events fill.
Date IIOME Time
September 16 REDMOND 6:00
September 18 Crook Co. I 9:00
September 21 BURNS 4:00
September 23 Riverside 6:00
September 25 BAKER 5:00
October 1 Baker 3:00
October 6 Bend 6:00
October 8 NYSSA 5:00
October 9 MAC HI 2:00
October 14 Burns 5:00
October 22 ONTARIO 5:00
October 23 Mac Hi 2:00
October 29 Nyssa 5:00
October 30 Ontario 1:00
November 2 RIVERSIDE 4:00
Frosh Volleyball
Date IIOME Time
September 16 REDMOND 6:00
September 18 Mt. View T. 9:00
September 21 BURNS
September 23 Riverside 4:00
September 25 BAKER 5:00
October 1 Baker 3:00
October 6 Bend 6:00
October 8 NYSSA 5:00
October 9 MAC HI 2:00
October 14 Burns 5:00
October 16 Culver 10:00
October 23 Mac Hi 2:00
October 30 Mt. View Jamb. 9:00
November 2 RIVERSIDE 4:00
The Walker River Pincnut Festi
val All Indian Rodeo in Schurz, Ne
vada is scheduled for September 18
& 19, 1993. The rodeo announcer is
Bill Adams and the rodeo will begin ,
at 12 noon each day Pee Wee
events begin at 10:00 a.m. Event is
sponsored Western States Indian
Rodeo Association, Hometown and
Non-Western States Indian Rodeo
Association.
Entry phone: Cynthia Glazier
(702) 773-2550; Books open Sep
tember 13, 1993 from 6 p.m. to 9
p.m.; Books close September 14,
1 993 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.; Call Back
September 16, 1993 from 6 p.m. to 9
p.m. Mail entries to: P.O. Box 218,
Schurz, NV 89427, must be post
marked by September 10, 1993.
Contestant fee is $7.00.
Events, fees, and purse are: Saddle
Bronc (limit 35), fee $50, purse$350;
Bareback (limit 35), fee $50, purse
$350; Bullriding (limit 35), fee $50,
purse $350; Calf roping fee $50, purse
$350; Barrel racing fee $50, purse
$350; Breakaway fee $50, purse
$350; Wild cow milking fee $50,
purse $350; Steer wrestling fee $50,
Smrse $350; Team roping (go twice),
ce $50 a man, purse $350; Century
team roping (go twice), fee $50 a
man, purse $350; Red & White team
roping (go twice), fee $50 a man,
purse $350; Wild horse race (open),
fee $50 a man, purse $350; Junior
Barrels (12 & under), fee $10, purse
$25; Calf riding (12 & under), fee
$10, purse $25.
Pee Wee events are for 6 and
under and each have a $5 fee and a
nurse of $25. Pee Wee events arc:
Pec Wee Barrels, Dummy roping,
and Stick horse barrels.
Prizes include: aii Arouna Buckle
by Roy L. Begay; jackets for all ma
jor event winners; T-shirts for all
junior and pee wee events. In addition
a free barbecue, Saturday at 5:00
p.m.
A country and western dance will
be held at the SLAB on Friday and
Saturday nights (beer will be sold),
fee is $5.00 per person.
For more information contact the
Walker River Paiute Tribe at
(702)773-2306.
Three-on-three tourney set for October
The Quilctte 3-on-3 Drug and
Alcohol Free Basketball Tournament
is scheduled to be held October 2 &
3, 1993 at La Push Gymnasium.
Tournament will start promptly at
10:00 a.m. on October 2nd. There
will be three age divisions: 9-12; 13
18; and 19 and up.
All entry forms and all entry fees
must be turned in by 9:00 a.m. on
October 2nd to make basketball
schedule. Entry fee is $5.00 per
player, 3 or 4 players per team.
Rules of the tourney are: 1.)
Double elimination; 2.) Street ball,
call your own foul. First team to
score 20 points must win by four.
Prizes for first place is a trophy
and gold medals. Prizes for second
place is a Plaque and silver medals.
Third place will receive bronze med
als. A Sportsmanship Trophy will
also be given away. Cash prizes will
be dependent on the number of en
tries. $200 will be added.
Twelve basketballs autographed
by Slick Watts will be given away. In
addition, the 19 and up champions
play Slick's team for bragging rights.
A full concession stand will be
available at the gym.
Motel accommodations: LaPush
Ocean Park, 206-374-5267or 1-800-487-1267;
Shoreline Resort, 206-374-6488
or 1-800487-1267; Three
Rivers Resort, 206-374-5300; Forks
Motel, 206-374-6243; Pacific Inn,
206-374-9400 or 1-800-235-7344.
For more information about the
tournament contact Ken Dreher at
374-9703 or 374-6163, ext. 325.
Cross Country
Date HOME Time
September 17 Sisters Inv. 4:00
September 21 Mt. ViewSisters 4:00
September 25 The Dalles Inv. 1 1 :00
September 30 LaPine Inv. 4:00
October 2 N.W. Classic Lane CC 12:00
October 9 Richland, WA Inv. TBA
October 12 CROOK CO.SISTERS 4:30
October 16 Scappoose Inv. 12:00
October 2 1 Crcs well Inv. Lane CC 4:00
October 23 Burns Inv. 12:00
October 30 DISTRICT MADRAS 1 :00
November 6 STATE LANE CC
First annual Yurok Construction tourney a success
The Yurok Construction held their
firstannual co-ed Softball tournament
September 4-5, 1993 at the Warm
Springs Community Center ball
fields.
The 1993 champions were Yurok
Construction of Warm Springs with
runner-up being Wild thing also of
Warm Springs. Third was awarded
toEagleSpiritsofPendlcton.Oregon,
while fourth place went to
Mucklcshoot, Washington. Tiger's
team of Warm Springs was fifth and
the Animals also of Warm Springs
placed sixth.
The all-stars were: Yurok; Dean
Adams and Deanie Smith. Wild thing;
Willie Stacona and Denys White.
Eagle Spirits; Tanner and Paula.
Mucklcshoot; Bear and Flo. Tiger's
Team; Willie Trimble and Libby
Chase. And the Animals; Alex Tufti
and Natalia.
The Most Valuable Player award
was given to Tom Adams and Tobi
Smith. Best Bat was presented to
Willie Stacona, and Lana Leonard
received Best Glove.
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