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PAGE 6 October 15, 1993 Warm Springs. Oregon SpilyayTymoo Spilyay Tymoo SPORTS 1 Ji ' ' ' . t l-lV- 1", ' i -' Madras Junior High School fall athletic schedule 7th and 8th Grade Volleyball Date Opponent Place Time October 14 Culver Culver 4:00 October 19 Crook County MHS 4:00 October 21 Sisters Sisters 4:00 October 26 Culver MHS 4:00 October 28 Pilot Butte Bend 4:00 7th and 8th Grade Intramural Volleyball Date Place October 14 MJHS October 21 MJHS October 28 MJHS 7th Grade Football Date Opponent Place Time October 14 B vs. Culver MJHS 4:00 October 21 Intramural MJHS 4:00 October 28 W vs. Crook Co. MHS 7:00 October 28 B vs. Crook Co. Prineville 7:00 8th Grade Football Date Opponent Place Time October 20 Cascade Bend 4:00 October 20 High Desert MHS 4:00 October 27 Pilot Butte Bend 4:00 November 3 Crook County Prineville 4:00 Jason Thomas hauls in a pass from Miller just inside the end zone for a T.D. Kick was no good, final score Madras 13, MacHi 0. Ontario Tigers Bop Buffs 34-12 After a fairly decent two game winning streak the Madras White Buffaloes fall victims to the Ontario Tigers by the score of 34-1 2 on their home turf, October 8, 1993. It appeared to be a Ontario Tiger night as they chalked up 2 1 7 yards in the game. They came out and scored early in the opening quarter and shortly after they blocked a Madras punt and ran it in for the second score, this made the score 12-0, as their first extra point try was nogood. They went for two and completed a pass to go ahead 14-0, at the end of the first quarter. They scored in ev ery quarter during the game which must have been a long night for the Buffs. It wasn't until the final period when the Madras Buffs could get a score on the board as John Boyle ran in for the score. The try for two failed leaving them with 6 points. Later in the game a pass from quarter back Brunoe to Christensen was good for the score, however the try for extra point was no good as the kick was blocked. The final minutes ticked away to end the game with the Tigers winning the game which puts the Buffs with a 2 win 1 loss in league play. The next outing for the Buffs is Home coming on Friday night, Oc tober 15, 1993, as they host theNyssa Bulldogs, with game time at 7:30 p.m. If you can't make it to the game be sure to tune in on KWSO 9 1 .9 FM, on our radio dial as Ken Man will bring it live play by play, assisted by Ted Viramontc. Girls, Boys Tourney set A girls 14 year old and under, and Boys 13 year old and under basket ball tournament is set for November 5, 6, 7, 1993. This will be held in the Warm Springs Community Center. There are 8 boys and 8 girls teams to enter from the Northwest area. The en trance fee is S 135.00 per team which will be due October 22, 1993. The awards will be to three places, Championship, 2nd and 3rd. Also a sportsmanship and most valuable player. There will be a small admis sion charged to help offset expenses. The tournament director is Sam Kentura assisted by Foster Kalama. The Madras White Buffaloes Ramble over Mac-Hi ft. tjm , . .....1- .-. "As I Sce's-Um," late in the game the Madras White Buffaloes were able to get on the score board after a scoreless first half of play. Late in the third quarter as the Pioneers were lined up to punt Chris Hugg ins broke through and blocked the punt and picked up the ball and ran it in on a 30 yard run to put the Buffaloes up 6-0. That really woke up the fans as the game was sort of boring at that point. Dodderer kicked the PAT and the score was Buffs 7 Mac Hi 0. Late in the fourth quarter the Buffs were able to get some more points on the score board as the defense really tightened up forcing the Pioneers to punt the ball. With a couple of short !;aincrs Izaak Esquiro broke loose or a real big gainer and also a un sportsmanship penalty added put the ball on the 10 yard line when Phillip Miller faded back and let the aerial go os Jason Thomas broke away from the defense just long enough to haul in the pass for the TD. The Kick failed but the Buffs were ahead 13-0. At the beginning of the game it was the question of which team would i;ct the breaks. For a while it was a ong night for both teams as neither team could get any kind of drive going. The game in the first two quarters were between the 30 yard markers, as each would get a first down or two and have to punt There were some good defensive plays by the Buff linemen who re peatedly had the Pioneer quarterback scrambling for his life. At one point the Pioneers were called for inten tionally grounding the ball. The win puts the Buffaloes on a two game winning streak in league play as they powered their way past Riverside a week earlier and this week the Mac Hi Pioneers. On October 8, the Buffs make their trek cast to meet their opponent the Ontario Tigers. Even though the Tigers have had their ups and downs they are not a team to overlook when it comes time to play them on their home turf. Last week they lost to the Vale Vikings, but don't let that fool anyone. A game is never in the bag until the final whistle or sound of the gun to end a game. After the bis swing east the Buffs will be home for their Home Com ing, against the Bulldogs of Nyssa. The game at Ontario will begin at 7:30 p.m. MST. r, i a- - f , t i . lit w w A J . A i t v, f 1 Quarterback Phillip Miller handing the ball to Izaak Esquiro, who madea big gainer on the play to set up the final T.D. for the Buffs. Homecoming Activities Friday, October 15 Pep assembly & parade 2:30 p.m. Senior Parents Barbeque 5:15 p.m. Bonfire 6:30 p.m. Homecoming Game (Madras vs. Nyssa) ....7:30 p.m. Saturday, October 16 Homecoming Dance 9:00-12:00 p.m. Kah-Nee-Ta's annual Fall Run next weekend Homecoming Buff Burger BBQ Friday, October 15, 1993 5:15 7:30 p.m. MHS Football Stadium MENU: $4.00 Dinner BBQed Hamburger, baked beans, chips & drink ($.50 off with coupon) $1.00 Hot Dog & drink (no coupon) LOOK FOR $.50 COUPONS Proceeds go to 1994 Drug & Alcohol Free Graduation Party The Warm Springs Recreation Department will be sponsoring the Annual Kah-Nee-Ta Fall Run 10K (Change of Pace) to be held on Satur day, October 23, 1993, at the Kah-Nee-Ta Resort. Race time will be 10:00 a.m. for both the 10 kilometer (6.2 mile), and the 2.0 mile fun run walk. Day of the race registration will begin at 8:00 a.m. until 9:30 a.m. at the village pavilion, and the cost will be $10.00. Pre-registration and reg istration forms are available at the Recreation office in Warm Springs, and the cost for pre-registration is set at $8.00 prior to Friday, October 22, 1993, at 5:00 p.m. Various age groups in both races will compete for ribbons. Registra tion to the event includes a T-shirt, swim passes, and a raffle ticket good for various prizes donated by local merchants. Those not wishing to re ceive a shirt will be pay only $5.00 registration. Portland Trailblazer Schedule 1993-94 Season NQYQmbGr 5 at LA Clippers 7:30 D.m 7 Houston 7:30 p.m. ft ...WAY I y ai Laxers 7:30 p.m. 12 Atlanta 7:30 p.m. 14 ueirou 5:00 p.m. 16 Cleveland 7:30 o.m. i o rn io nicago :3Up.m. 19 at Phoenix 6:00 o.m. 21 Dalles 7:30 n.m. 23 Denver 7:30 p.m. 26 at Denver 6:00 D.m. 28 Sacramento. 7:30p.m. 30 at Miami 4:30 p.m. Warm Springs cougars host second annual The Warm Springs Nation "Cou gars" will be hosting the 2nd Annual Boy's 12 years and younger basket ball tournament here at the Commu nity Center in Warm Springs on November 12, 13, 14, 1993. Team entry fee is set at $100.00 per team. The deadline for entry fees is set for Monday, November 8, 1 993, and is on a first come first serve basis to the first eleven teams to reply. Awards include: lOchampionship jackets, runner up long sleeves, 3rd place Tecs, 4th place tanks, 10 all star sweatshirts, team sportsmanship, and a most valuable player jacket. Interested teams should contact Tournament Director, Ausun Greene for more information. Rules and regulations regarding the tourney are available, and if you would like more information, please call at (503) 553 1953 anytime after 5:00 p.m. For more information on the race, please contact the Recreation De partment at 553-3243, or 3244. Pacific Coast Rodeo News Sam Willis, of Redmond, Or. is the Pacific Coast Rodeo Association's, (PCRA) all-around champion for the 1993, rodeo sea son. There will be a PCRA awards banquet held at the Redmond VFW Hall, October 30, 1993. The dinner and awards banquet will begin with a No Host Cocktail hour from 5:00p.m. to 6:30 p.m. with dinner and awards from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. There will be a dance from 9:00 to 12:00 p.m., to the music of Country Music Entertainer Ethan Allen King. The cost of the dinner and dance is $15. 00 per person. The dinner ticket reservations are limited to the first 300 people. To the dance only the Admission will be at the door at 9:00 p.m. and will cost $6.00 per person or $10.00 per couple. Anyone is welcome to join in the fun and see a lot of the local cowboys and cowgirls receive beautiful trophy saddles, buckles and awards they have won this past rodeo season. There will be a raffle prize given out during the dinner. The Pacific Coast Rodeo Asso ciation is a non-profit rodeo organi zation that is currently located in Central Oregon, and is the prime Sanctioning Association for the Jefferson County Rodeo, the Deschutes County Rodeo, Wasco County Rodeo, the Lake County Rodeo. The PCRA also co-approves 15 other rodeos throughout Oregon, Idaho and Washington. At all sanc tioned rodeos points are kept for all the contestants and at the end of the year the cowboy or cowgirl with the most points in hisher special event is declared the winner for the season. If there is any further information needed a person can call Dcannc Bain, PCRA, Rodeo Secretary, (503) 546-8714. r COUPON Homecoming Buff Burger BBQ October 15, 1993 5:15 7:30 p.m. MHS Football Stadium Good for $.50 off $4.00 dinner PROCEEDS FOR 1 $.50 OFF Dinner $.50 OFF Dinner 1994 Drua 81. Alcohol Free' Graduation Partii l . Monday Mixers note last weeks stats The Blue Monday Mixers Mixed League team standings for the week of October 4, 1993, are: 1. Looney Tunes, w-7 12, 1-4 12, scratch-5,036 2. Bubi'sTeam,w-7 12,1-4 12, scratch-4,528 3. Fun Team, w-7, 1-5, scratch 4,944 4. K.Q.'s, w-6, 1-6, scratch-4,597 5. Double Trouble, w-4 12, 1-7 1 2, scratch-5,447 6. Alley Cats, w-3 12, 1-8 12, scratch-4,597 High series and high game stand ings for team, men and women are: First High Series team, Double Trouble, 1828; Second High Series, Fun Team, 1729; Third High Series team, Looney Tunes, 1653. First High Game team, Double Trouble, 641; Second High Game team, Fun Team, 617; Third High Game team, Double Trouble, 606. First High Series men, Alfred Wolfe, 514; Second High Series men, Gene Rednose, 482; Third High Se ries men, Greg Smith, 479. First High Game men, Alfred Wolfe, 198; Second HighGame men, Greg Smith, 176; Third High Game men. Gene Rednose, 171. First High Series women, Missy David, 486; Second High Series women, Tates VanPelt, 447; Third High Series women, Sybil Smith, 434. First High Game women, Missy David, 181; Second High Game women, Libby Chase, 164; Third High Game women, Tates VanPelt, 162. St. Pat's 25th Annual Cowdeo Jefferson County Fairgrounds, Madras Saturday, October 16, 7:00 p.m. Sunday, October 17, 1 :00 p.m. Admission is $2.50 Sr. Citizens (65 & older) free DOOR PRIZES ! t ! !