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A Swinomish team member attempts to block a shot made by Pendleton team member during championship game of
the Annual Holiday Tournament.
Bowlers strike lanes 18th time
The Warm Springs Bowling As
sociation held its 18th Annual Holi
day Indian Bowling tournament at
Pelton Lanes last weekend. The re
sults were as follows:
Women's Team: 3N Livestock S 's
2389 (Sena Wolfe, Shey Greene
Boise, Sheilah Wahnetah, Sandra
Greene), Deschutes Crossing 2358
(Nancy Kirk, Karla Patt, Becky
VanPelt, Arlene Broncheau), Ayitma
2343 (Darla Brown, Myra
Shawaway, Merci Suppah, Relda
Jack), 3N Livestock 2303 (Anna
Clements, Norene Greene, Birney
Boise, Angie Spino), Rialto 2259
(Sherri Smith, Dena Thurby, Norma
Smith, Paula Brisbois), Shike's 2201
(Lana Leonard, Sandra Danzuka,
Charlotte Shike, Helena Jones),
Lynn's Pals 2 1 68 (Missy David, Lynn
Tanewasha, Denys White, Theresa
VanPelt).
Men's Team: Brotherhood 2542
(Owen Danzuka, Chet VanPelt,
Lawrence Shike, Ray Shike, Jr.),
Lonnie's Loners 2496 (Jim Bean,
John Wright, Lonnie Ogilvie, Jeff
Toms), Deschutes Crossing
2444(Phillip David, Butch David,
Ray Calica, Hobo Patt), Warm
Springs Chiefs 24 14 (Benson Heath,
Dallas Winishut, Dclvis Heath, Ri
chard Wolfe), 3N Livestock Also
2393 (Rudy Clements, Joe Tuckta,
Jerry Sampson, Austin Greene),
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Warm Springs Apparel 2354 (Dale
Parker, Benson Heath, Bob Macy,
Jeff Sanders), 3N Livestock 2286
(Rudy Clements, Joe Boise, Joe
Tuckta, Ron Clements).
Mixed Team: David-Johnson
2432 (Missy David, Buford Johnson,
Joni David, Ally David), No-Bodys
2420 (Phillip David, Relda Jack,
Dorothy Shadley, Butch David), Chet
VanPelt 241 1 (Chet VanPelt, Becky
VanPelt, Ralph Minnick, Arlene
Broncheau) , S D's 2409 (Sandra
Danzuka, Owen Danzuka, Charlotte
Shike, Ray Shike, Jr.), Dallas
Winishut 2390 (Dallas Winishut,
Sandra Greene, Birney Boise, Jerry
Sampson), Sandbaggers 2380 (Ruth
Jim, Bob Wahpat, Angie Spino, Joe
Jay Pinkham), Double Trouble 2363
(John Katchia, Saphronia Katchia,
Gene Rednose, Libby Chase), Late
Comers 2350 (Hobo Patt, Karla Patt,
Relda Jack, Joe Tuckta), Early Birds
2331 (Joe Tuckta, Angie Spino,
Birney Boise, John Wright), Bubi's
Team 2330 (Ralph Minnick, Kim
Switzler.RobertMain.SandraMain),
M D's 2285 (Sandra Main, Robert
Main, Sandra Danzuka, Owen
Danzuka).
Women's Singles: 1. Darla Brown
720, 2. Ruth Jim 667, 3. Sybil Smith
654, 4. Sandra Greene 630, 5. Anna
Clements 619, 6. Missy David 618,
7. Birney Boise 617, 8. Nancy Kirk
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614, 9. Joni David 611, 10. Becky
VanPelt 606, 1 1. Charlotte Shike 605,
12. Libby Chase 603, 13. Relda Jack
603, 14. Lisa Shock 591, 15. Arlene
Broncheau 587, 16. Sheilah
Wahnetah 583, 17. Sandra Danzuka
580, 18. Angie Spino580, 19. Shirley
Sanders 579, 20. Sherri Smith 579,
21. Sena Wolfe 575, 22. Karla Patt
567, 23. Dorothy Shadley 566, 24.
Norma Smith 556, 25. Carol George
542, 26. Ernestine Conner 535, 27.
Myra Shawaway 526, 28. Sheilah
Wahnetah 514.
Women's Doubles: 1. Angie
Spino-Sandra Greene 13 13, 2. Relda
Jack-Darla Brown 1290, 3. Ruth Jim
Carol George 1258, 4. Sybil Smith
LibbyChase 1255,5. AnnaClements
Bimey Boise 1229, 6. Joni David
Missy David-1202, 7. Lisa Shock
Ernestine Conner 1 165, 8. Sheilah
Wahnetah-Nancy Kirk 1158, 9.
Arlene Broncheau-Becky VanPelt
1148, 10. Myra Shawaway-Shirley
Sanders 1145, 11. Sena Wolfe
Sheilah Wahnetah 1131, 12. Sherri
Smith-NormaSmith 1 127, 13.Sandra
Danzuka-Charlotte Shike 1114, 14.
Dorothy Shadley-Karla Patt 1091.
Men's Singles: 1. Chet VanPelt
673, 2. Biff Johnson 67 1 , 3. Jim Bean
668, 4. Greg Smith 657, 5. Jim Yahr
650, 6. Butch David 645, 7. Larry
Scott 639, 8. Ray Shike, Jr. 639, 9.
Dallas Winishut 635, 10. Harold
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Pendleton
The Pendleton team the Oregon
Athletics ha ve won the Warm Springs
Holiday Invitational Basketball
tournament for the third time in a
row. Some folks say we should keep
up with the Jones's. Well, it would be
hard to keep up with the Jones broth
ers during basketball tournament
time, Brooker Jones was voted MVP
and All-Star, while Brother Buck
Jones was among the All-Star se
lection for this years tournament
The tournament turned out to be
real competitive despite a couple of
teams didn'tshow up for the tourney.
To round out the brackets a couple of
scrub teams filled in, and probably it
should have just been a bye and win
for the team who showed up.
The championship game was a
tussel right down to the final minute
of play, and the game could have
gone either way as the Swinomish
team were out to claim this years
title, but the determined Pendleton
team held on to win the title once
again, the third time in three years.
The game for third place was a
close game all the way but the team
from Portland by the name of Or
egon Travelers came out the winners
over a scrappy Running Renegades
of Lapwai, Idaho. Portland jumped
out to a early lead by the score of 34
22, after one quarter of play, with the
scoring efforts of Doug Malatare, as
he poured in 17 points in the first
quarter. Littlefoot Ellenwood kept
Game 1:
Oregon Travelers 116: Wei Hutt, 6;
Doug Malatare 32; Mike Jones 18; Orlando
Vance 32; Richard Foote 14; Nick 10; Brent
Florendo 3; Charlei Wheeler, Tom Yarlott;
Jim WalkingbuU, Daryl Barker, Big Rat.
NW, Chiefs 100: Richard Briibois 13;
Larry Scott 39; Dan Brisboii 8; Jeff Briiboii
8; Matt Pakootas 8; Tony Holliday 11; Bob
Main 13; Easton Aguilar, Winford Pakoouia;
Harold Pennington;
Game 2:
Yakima Bucks 119: Roy Spoonhunter 16;
Noel Hill 17; Gary Pierce ; Bud Herrera 27;
Dean Payer 17; Willie Spoonhunter 42; Pat
Clark, Don Jonei, Al Doublerunner.
Chlloquin 100: Ed Case 9; Jackson Heath
3; Eldo Miller 10; Bret Witcraft 27; Adrain
Witcraft 14; Joe Law; Jim Watah 24; Dion
Minthom S; Kaseuss Jackson 8; Jason Ray.
Game 3:
Swinomish 104; Randall Cook 12; Mike
Wilbur 14; Lindy Waters 33; M, Larson: Ken
Pemberton 20; J. Edwards 10; J. Wilbur 6:
Monty Daney 4: Bobb Addleberry: Ernie
Stevens 2: Ryan Smith 2: M. Wilbur:
Yakima Bucks 86: Bud Herrera 21; Roy
Spoonhunter 16; Noel Hill 30; Gary Pierce ;
Willie Spoonhunter 17; Dean Payer 2.
Game 4:
Lapwai 110: Bob Sabotta 17; James
Matheny IS; Littlefoot Ellenwood 9; Immett
Taylor 23; Brooks Babtiste 19; Ray
Ellenwood 13; Steve McCaskey 10; Johnson
Leighton, Gem Leighton; Marc Whitman 4;
W.S. Magpies 81 : James Scott 22; Remo
Smith 12; Andy Leonard 17; Shane Rivera 4;
Andy Stacona 2; Chad Wilder 2; Al Estimo;
Austin Greene.
Game 5:
Oregon Athletics 159: Buck Jones 8;
Marlin Fryberg 34; Seymour Ruben 3;
Brooker Jones 16; Greg Jose 32; Tiger
Skinadore 10; Wes Scott 20; Jarvis
YellowRobe 6; Ryan Sam 17.
White Buffaloes take consolation honors
During the Christmas break the
Madras White Buffaloes win the
consolation and a selection to the
tournament first team All-Star team.
K C Ring was selected to the tour
nament all star team while the team
battled back to win the consolation
title at the tournament in Seaside.
TheBuffsatadisadvantageheieht
wise made their long shots pay off as
they hit the three pointers consistently
to put them out front early in the
game.
The Bruins of Brookings Harbor
have some players who towerd over
the Buffs as they at 6.4 or better
made it impossible for the Buffs to
get anything from inside as they
would like to, so they employed
their long bombs from the pnmeter
takes tourney. . . again
the Lapwai team in range with his
scoring of 8 points. But as the inter
mission came around Portland led by
the score of 6044.
In the third quarter Lapwai made
a run at Portland out scoring them
24-19, but that wasn't enough to
overtake the big lead set by the Port
land team. Portland went on to out
score Lapwai in the final quarter 27
20, and take a 102-92, win over the
Renegades of Lapwai for third place.
Doug Malatare scored a total of 39
points in the came for the Portland
team, while Littlefoot Ellenwood
scored 19 for the losers.
In the game for all the trinkets and
hardware the Pendleton team jumped
out to an early lead of 29-24, after
one quarter by the scoring from
Brooker Jones, and Marlin Fryberg
who both turned in 8 points apiece.
Ken Pemberton kept Swinomish in
striking distance from his scoring as
he burned the nets for 1 1 points to
end the first frame. After the first
quarter Swinomish came storming
back to take the lead away form
Pendleton at the halftime by the score
of 57-54. Although with a disadvan
tage in height wise the pesky
Pendleton team kept pace with the
bigger guys to out score them and to
regain the lead after three quarters
87-86. The final period went right
down the the wire where Swinnomish
shots wouldn't fall through and
WS, Renegades 71: Kanim Smith 8;
Mackey Begay 9; Jo Jo Smith 3; Leif Suppah
8; Vemon Suppah 8; Gary Sampson 10;
Preston Haskie 8; Frank Reese; Roosevelt
Suppah 6; Tom Strong ; Tom Adams 11.
Game 6:
N. W. Chiefs 77: Richard Brisbois 19;
Larry Scott 32; Jeff Brisbois 3; Matt Pakootas
2; Owen Danzuka 1 1 ; Tony Holliday 4; Bob
Main 2; Wesley Smith 4; Winford Pakootas,
Easton Aguilar.
W.S. Renegades 62: Kanim Smith 6; Leif
Suppah 4; Gary Sampson 18; Preston Haskie
3; Vernon Suppah 12; Tom Adams 7;
Roosevelt Suppah 12, Mackie Begay, Tom
Strong.
Game 7:
W. S. Magpies 85: Buckwheat Scott 9;
Recmo Smith 16; Andy Leonard 13; Shane
Rivera 10; Scou Moses 11; Andy Stacona 12;
Al Estimo 2; Chad Wilder 12; Jerome Davis,
Austin Greene.
Chlloquin 58: Bert Witcraft 14; Pockets
Unive 4; Eldo Miller 4; Jim Watah 13,
Donnie Bagley 10; Ed Case 7; Kaseuss Jack
son 2; Ely Pileiier 4;
Game 8:
Oregon Athletic 139: Buck Jones 25;
Marlin Fryberg 9; Mike Leslie 27; Seymour
Rubin 2; Brooker Jones 22; Greg Jose 22;
Tiger Skenadore 9; Wes Scott 5; Jarvis
Yellowrobe 6; Ryan Sam 12;
Portland Travelers 122: D. Barker 20;
N Matheson 19; M. Jones 30; R. Foote 2; D.
Malatare 35; O. Vance 17; J. McCormack 2;
W. Hutt 2; B. Florendo, C. Wheeler, Big Rat;
Game 9:
Swinomish 123: Randall Cook 1 8; Mike
Wilbur 15; Lindy Waters 21 ; Ken Pemberton
28; Jesse Edwards 21; J. Wilbur 2; Monte
Daney 7; Ernie Stevens Ryan Smith 1 1; M.
Willbur.
collecting all those three pointers
that add up in a hurry. There were at
least 11 three pointers during the
game, and six of them were from
K.C. Ring. Others contributing with
three pointers were John boyle, one,
Ben Christensen two, Jake Suppah
2, Sexton one.
When the half-time intermission
came along, the Buffs were ahead
46-25. In the second half the Bruins
made a run at the Buffs but were
unable the overtake the big leadset
by the Buffs early in the game, and
Madras held on to win the consola
tion title during the tournament .
Ring was the high scorer for the
Buffs with 22 points and Phillip
Miller 14, while Jake Suppah had
1 l.Bcn Christensen 10,
Pendleton kept pace at the foul line
hitting 9 of 12 from the charity stripe.
Brooker Jones led all scoring with 32
points coming from four 3 pointers
and he was 8 out of 9 at the foul line.
Marlin Fryberg added 29, Buck Jones
22, Greg Jose 18, Mike Leslie 8, and
Tiger Skenadore 2, Ryan Sam, Jarvis
Yellowrobe and Wes Scott.
For Swinomish Ken Pemberton
26, Randall Cook 25, Mike Wilbur
19, Lindy Waters 16, Jesse Edwards
14, Monty Daney 7, J.I. Willbur,
Ernie Stevens, Ryan Smith
(Smitty),Marvin Willbur. The final
score of the game was Pendleton
111, Swinnomish 107.
The MVP award went to Brooker
Jones, Mr Hustle went to Jesse
Edwards, and the Sportsmanship
trophy went to the Magpies
The All-Star selection is as fol
lows. From the Chiefs: Richard
Brisbois; From the Magpies, Shane
Rivera. From Lapwai, Bob Sabotta,
Littlefoot Ellenwood. From Portland,
Doug Malatare, Nick Matheson.
From S winomish, Randall Cook, Ken
Pemberton, and Lindy Waters. From
Pendleton, Brooker Jones, Buck
Jones and Marlin Fryberg.
Lapwai 107: Bob Sabotta 23; James
Matheny 14;Littlefoot Ellenwood 24; Emmett
Taylor 12; Brooks Babtiste 10; Ray
Ellenwood 18; Steve McCastey 8, Marc
Wythn.
Game 10:
Lapwai 109: Bob Sabotta 29; James
Matheny 22; Littlefoot Ellenwood 1 8; Emmett
Taylor 6; Brooks Batotiste 17; Ray Ellenwood
13; Steve McCaskey 2; Marc Whitmen 2.
N. W. Chiefs 69; Richard Brisbois 27;
Larry Scott 8; DanBrisbois 24; Wesley Smith
10; Jeff Brisbois, Easton Aguilar, Owen
Danzuka, Winford Pakootas, Bob Main.
Game 11:
Portland Travelers 79: Jack McCormick
4; Darryl Barker 5; Doug Malatare 8; Nick
Matherson 6; Mike Jones 25; Richard Foote
13; Orlando Vance 10; Wes Hutt 6, Brent
Florendo; Big Rat,
W.S. Magpies 70: James Scott 9; Reemo
Smith 21; Andy Leonard 23, Shane Rivera
1 1 ; Jerome Davis; Scott Moses 2; Al Estimo,
Chad Wilder
Game 12
Portland Travelers 102: Jack
McCormack; Daryl Barker 113; Doug
Malatare 39; Nick Matheson 6; Mike Jones
19; Richard Foote 14; Orlando Vance 7; Wes
Hutt 4; Brent Florendo; Big Rat.
Lapwai Running Renegades 92: Bob
Sabotta 17; James Matheny 16; Littlefoot
Ellenwood 19; Emmett Taylor 12; Brooks
Babtiste 6; Ray Ellenwood 10; Steve
McCaskey 12; Marc Wilmen.
Game 13:
Pendleton Oregon Athletics 111: Buck
Jones 22; Marlin Fryberg 29; Mike Leslie 8:
Seymour Ruben ; Booker Jones 32; Greg
Jose 1 8; Tiger Skenadore 2; Wes Scott, Jarvis
Yellowrobe; Ryan Sam.
Swinomish 101: Randall Cook 25; Mike
Wilbur 19; Lindy Waters 16; Ken Pemberton
26; Jesse Edwards 14; J. Wilbur, Monte Daney
7; EmieSlevens; Ryan Smith, Marvin Wilbur.
Madras led after one quarter by
the score of 24-15, and at halftime
46-25 and held on to win the game by
the score of 69-59.
Scoring for both teams, for Ma
dras: K.C. Ring 22, Phillip Miller 14,
Jake Suppah 1 1 Ben Christensen 1 10
John Boyle 5, Sexton 5, Simmons 2,
VanPelt, Johnson.
For Brookings Harbor, Clark 26,
Carpenter 16, Kemp 7, Vega4, Keith
4, Lang 2, Pestana, Hedding , Castle.
Myrtle Point won the tournament
beating Elma, WA 65-51 in the
championship game.
In league action for the Buff s their
first game is on the road as they
travel to meet the Pirates of River
side in Boardman.