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PAGE 6 November 10, 1993 Warm Springs, Oregon SnlyayTymoo Spilyay Tymoo : ' ' : ii. A :..:.:.:;...2: -:-Til-rr:t SPOR' v V t4 S- Blackhawks champions of basketball tourney 1 uj? P Vr t V,' r r i , , m IS v, . ? p. .. i X - , ' I i 7 4 i A SimnasholMdyVokplayerreUasesashotasKlamathFallsdefenseto Aficr two nights and days of kids basketball at the Commnity Center the Balck Hawks emerge the cham pions of the boys division with the Kalmath Falls Bull-ctts winning the Girls division. There were eight teams entered in both the boys and girls divisions with some exciting games for the fans where the scores were just a point apart separating the winner of the game. It was a game between the Black Hawks and the Redmond Shooting Rebels, with the Black Hawks coming out the winner in a exciting game and the champion ship. The Macy's Future Stars placed third of the trounamcnt. The Sports manship award went to the Warm Springs Cougcrs. At each tournament a list of All Stars arc selected by all the coaches and following is a list for the tourney. Jacoby Ellsbury, We're Black Hawks II, Julio Calazo, Columbia River Chinooks, Jcred Moses, Warm Springs Cougars, Jessie Gilbcrt,Dare Dcvils,Jcssic Thomas, Crook County Pistols, Eric Williams, Macy's Fu ture Stars, Scth Rcig, Redmond Shooting Rebels, Matt Edgmon, Black Hawks, Justin Durham, Redmond Shooting Rebels, Brian Miller, Black Hawks. Mr Hustle award went to Eric Williams, of Macy's Future Stars. Mr Rebound award went to Matt Edgmon of the Black Hawks, and the tournament M. V. P. went to Bruce Howtopat, Black Hawks. The Klamath Falls Bull Etts were the winners of the girls division as they beat out the Simnasho Lady Vols for the title. Columbia River Bears were third and the sportsman ship award went to the Columbia River Lit Bears. There were All-Stars also selected for the girls division and are as fol lows: Tama Langncsc, Wee Baad, Rosclta Martinez, Columbia River Lil Bears, Shasta Smith, Macy's, Lexi Matthcson, Redmond, Jcane Childrrcss, Crook County, Farrcl Lucci, Columbia River Bcars.Taralcc Suppah, Lady Vols, Lea Sargent, Bull ctts, Fawn Begay, Lady Vols, Ardis Smith Macy's. Miss Hustle award went to Amy Suppah, Lady Vols, High Scorer Shasta Smith, Macy's, and the M.V.P. award went to Kelli Crissof the Bull ctts. There were some special awards presented which were, Don't tell me I can't play basketball awards went to Laccy Mathcson, Redmond, Tanya Tewcc, Lif Bears and Karla Kalama, Wee Baad, were for the girls and for the boys it was Ernie Bryant, We're Black Hawks II, Michael Jackson, Dare Devils, and Isiah Tewcc, Columbia River Chinooks. A special recogni tion, inspirational went to Luis Bacz, Dare Devils. The BlackHawks. We're BlackHawds II and Lady Hawks, would like to thank all the sponsors who donated to the tournament, ev eryone had a great time and there was a tremendous amount of support from the following contributors. Macy's Market, Video Video, Madras Ma rine, Erickson's, Coast to Coast, Safeway, W. S. Forest Products, Or egon Embroidery, Edgmon Oil Co., Warm Springs Police Department, Earl and Debbie Cordcs, Jim and Lcxic Wyait, Bud and Sally Miller, Larry Adams, Community Counsel ing, Warm Springs Tribal Council, Bruce and Barbara Jim, Dennis Cooke, Kim Perkins, Deschutes Crossing. A thank you to the Recreation Department for the use of the Com munity Center and to Foster Kalama and the Columbia River Bears for clping with the clean-up, to J Dean Kalama for running the concession stand, We also would like to thank the referees who came down to work the tournament, and to Rjpmda Atcmcio, and Patches for their hclpl. Thanks to Foster Kalama for his as sistance at the tournament. o ' , . :f i 1 .,'. t ' ..' -if-?! vf vr &: :.' n -5 I -i I '! ' , r j I i j 1 .. . ! ' : 1 "' " i - v- ; "j - i i - ' , t yen : ' . ; "' Tourney on tap First Annual Men's 35 and Over Legends Basketball Tournament scheduled for December 3-5, 1993, in the Warm Springs Community Center, with and entry fee of $ 1 85.00 on a First come basis. The Awards include 12 Champi onship Jackets, 12 runncr-Up Awards, 12 Third Place awards and 12 Fourth palce awards, 12 Sports manship Awards, Most Valuable Player, Most 3 points award, most scorer award and special awards. Tournament Director, Rick Minthorn, and Darryl Smith, Phone (503) 553-143 1 . From 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. (503) 553-2103. Cashiers Checks andor Money Orders ONLY: Payable to Rick Minthorn, P. O. Box , Warm Springs, OR 97761. Madras White Buffaloes send one to state The Greater Oregon League Cross country district meet was held in Madras, October 30, 1993, with Mac Hi Pioneers, Nyssa Bulldogs, Ontario .Tigers, Baker Bulldogs,. Burns Hilanders, and the Madras White Buffaloes competing. Amy Hawes, a freshman was the only White Buffalo to qualify for the state meet which will be held at Lane Community College in Eugene, Or egon on November 6, 1993. Hawes covered the 5000 meter course in 21:21 to finish in the top seven to qualify for a trip to state meet. Hawes only a freshman this year ran a good race and kept right there with the front runners all through the course and finished pretty strong. As a freshman she could be a real con tender in the very near future. Other Buff girls finishing the course were Kristen Sundberg 22:58; Sarah Vibbert 23:55; and Shell Zamora 25:45. The Ontario Tigers grabbed the team title in the girls division. McLoughlin high school of Milton-Freewater, won the boys team division with 39 points with Nyssa placing second 40, Baker 57, Burns 102, Ontario 1 12, and Madras 146. The top Buff runner was Cliff Pampcrien, a Ircshman, as he cov ered the course in 19:02. Pampcrien has been running well all season long as a freshman and shows great prom ises for the future of the Cross Country team. Other Buff runners were Jonathan Klos, 19:28, Chris Carpenter 20:08, Bobby Norton 20:14, and Jonas Miller 21:24. The entire team consisted of freshmen and sophomores and are a very young team. They should de velop into a great team in a year or two for the White Buffalo Cross Country team. Buffs stomped during last game of season Players from the Blackhawks and Redmond learns await under the basket for a rebound during championship. TheBakcrBulldocsofBakcrCity. Oregon , came to town to let every one know they are the NO. 3 rated team in the state according to the coaches polls, as they drubbed the Buffalos 45 - 0, in the third quarter ending the game on a new 45 point rule. There wasn 't much the Buffs could do with the highly rated team on their last game of the season. A cold Buff team couldn't get anything going as they were stopped cold by the hard charging Bulldog team who wrapped up the GOL title and will go on to state. Injuries were one of the key fac tors for the Buff team as most of the regulars were out of uniform because of injuries sustained earlier in the season. At the start it appeared it might be some sort of a game as the Baker Bulldogs made a first down on the Buff two and the Buffs dug in and pushed the Baker offense back to where they had to settle for a field goal to lead 3-0. But fumbles near the end zone set up many of the Bulldogs scores. But there was not much re sistance from them scoring to run the score up to 37-0, at hall time. In the second half the Buffs kicked to Baker which went in to score and for the PAT they went for two which they made to make the score 45-0 and the ball game. This was a bad way for the seniors to leave the Buff stadium for their final game of the year and will be graduating: Chris Huggins, Trevor Johnson. Chris Anstett, Ben Christenscn, Izaak Esquiro, Marc Heckathron, John Boyle Todd Vibbert, Chad Bowles Eric Langnese, Jode Goudy, Scott Cavendcr, Isaac Peterson, Frank Reese, Chet Van Pelt, ClaudeSmith, Jacob McDonald, Jess Anstett, Cris Winsor. This was a year of the injuries for the Buffs as many of the regulars were on the sideline nursing some sort of an injury. Winter rodeos to begin November 20 The Alns Rodeo Stock, will he. presenting a winter indoor rodeo se ries with the first one to be held on November 20, 21, 1993, featuring bull riding, bareback, saddle bronc, calf roping, team roping (enter twice 2 loops, open gate), steer wrestling (will be in slack only), wild horse race, and ribbon roping. All above events the entry fee is $35.00, with the team roping and wild horse race the entry fee is $35.00 per man. The Break-a-way roping, barrel race 14 and over, goat tying 14 and over and Jr bulls for 14-16 year olds, all entry, fees are $25.00 Barrel race, goat tying and calf riding, all events for 13 years and under the entry fee is $15.00, per event Dates for following rodeos are December 4, 5, 1993, January 8,9, 1994, Jan. 29, 30, and Feb. 12, 13, 1994. The entry books will open from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Nov. 15, Nov. 29, 1993 and Dec. 3, Jan. 24 and Feb. 7 1994. Call backs are from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Nov. 18, Dec. 2, 1993, Jan. 6, Jan. 27, and Feb. 10, 1994. No per sonal Checks will be accepted, cash or money order only payable to Alps Rodeo Stock. There will be an office charge of $5.00 for 13 years and under and $ 1 0.00 for all othere vents. All performances will start at 1:00 p.m. General Admission is $3.00, kids $2.00, and under 6 free. Each performance will get under way at 1:00 p.m. Belt buckles will be awarded to the high points earned in each event at the end of the series. A trophy saddle to the AH-Around champion at the end also. Points will be awarded to the top six places in each event. A team roper who places twice will receive points for highest place only. This is a good rodeo to keep in shape during the winter months, for the coming season. 1 7 5-. J I ''. Blue Monday Mixers note last week's standings The Blue Monday Mixers bowl ing league standings for the week of November 1, 1993 are: 1. Fun Team, W-1 8, L-1 0, Scratch 11,919. 2. Bubi's Team, W-1 6 12, L-1 1 1 2, Scratch 11,020. 3. Looney Tunes, W-15 12, L-12 12, Scratch 11,900. 4. K.Q.'s, W-12, L-16, Scratch 10,781. 5. Double Trouble, W-l 1 12, L 16 12, Scratch 13,225. t.AlleyCais, W-10 12.L-17 12, Scratch 10,757. First high series team. Double Trouble, 1812; Second high series team. Fun Team, 1810; Third high series tean.Bubi's Team, 1775. First high game team, Bubi's Team, 672; Second high game team, Fun Team, 647; Third high game team. Fun Team, 642. First high series men, Marvin Ike, 543; Second high series men, Rich ard Wolfe, 481; Third high series men. Gene Rednose, 480. First high game men, Marvin Ike, 214; Second high game men, Rich ard Wolfe, 204; Third high game men, Marvin Ike, 194. First high series women, Lynn Tanewasha, 474; Second high series women, Tates VanPclt, 464; Third high series women, Sybil Smith,453. First high game women, Lynn Tanewasha, 194; Second high game women, BcmicCassaway, 2;Third high game women, Tates VanPclt, 174. jVtfwmfcrS, 993 was the final game for many Madras High School seniors as they were introduced with their Western States representatives to INFR At the Indian National Finals Rodeo, which is held in Albuquerque, New Mexico, each year, the top two cowboys and cowgirls who will be representing the WSIR in each event are as follows: In the bareback riding it will be Shawn Best and Wilfred Tuni; in the calf roping Scott Rogers, and Casey Green. Green is the lone Warm Springs cowboy to make the finals this year. In the saddle bronc, Terry Parrish and Donnie Quinterio; the steer wrestling, Ivan Bruisedhead and Byron Cheney of Prineville, Or. La dies break-a-way, Henny Bruisedhead and Jackie Jim; Ladies barrel race, Marilyn Colliflower, and Shea Herrera; The team roping, Mclvin Joseph and Bob Joseph, the other team of Todd Cline and John Mcllock. The Bull riding is Dave Best and Crickctt Herrera. There are ten regions that will be represented at the INFR from all across the country and Canada. Each year the competition is getting tougher and tougher in all events. Some of the top rough stock from various stock contractors from across the country will be on hand to give the cowboys a ride of their lives, and to provide plenty of action for the