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Warm Springs, Oregon
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The Madras White Buffaloes
fl Softball team fell short two runs in the
quarter huiais June i at iwaaras tiign
School. The Dalles Indians defeated
the Buffaloes 4-2 to move on toward
the Class 3A softball Championships
which will be held at Wallace Marine
Park in Salem, Oregon.
The Dalles scored two runs in the
third inning putting them ahead 2-0. In
the fifth and sixth inning they scored
one run in each to put them ahead 4-0.
Coming into the bottom of the
seventh the Buffaloes had one last
chance to pull it off, but fell short as
only two runs came in before the third
out was made.
Sophomore, Karissa Way of The
Dalles struck out the Buffs seven times,
to help her team to victory.
Madras finished their season with
fifteen wins and ten losses. They will
lose four players to graduation, they
are; Manda Ncilson who finished with
a .379 batting average, Allison
Kirsch;.347,JamieRask;348andJody
Roff;.38I. The team is coached by
Dick Soucrs with Kelli Doherty, Gary
Burtis and Earl Cordcs as assistants.
The other team members consist of
junior DeAnn Cordcs who finished the
season with .24 1 batting average, junior
Betsy Cordill;.182, junior Shawna
McConncll; .368, juniorBrookLuther;
.133, freshman Abby Nyara,
sophomore Wendy Burtis; .250,
sophomore Melissa Cavender; .286,
Freshman Jessie Esquiro; 276, junior
Crystal Guiney, sophomore Marlena
Atcncio and freshman Lacie Lewis.
........ Photo by Saphrvnia Kaichia
Senior Manda Neilson, at the plate during the Girls Softball Quarter Finals game against The Dalles which was held at Madras H.S., Wednesday, June 1.
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Pi-Ume-Sha Softball Tourney
June 24-26
Warm Springs, Oregon
$200.00 entrance fee
Open to as many
men's & women's teams who enter
For more information please call Satch Miller
(503) wk. 553-3250 or hm. 553-1227
The Braves Baseball team roster -1994
The Warm Springs Braves, Team picture starting with the front row from left to right Jered Moses, Dabid Rodriguez,
Cris Clements, Canku Smith, Jessie Reese, Brandon Smith, William Spino.
Back Row, Darryl Smith (Coach), Jonas Miller, Isreal Scott, Lil Bull Suppah, Wamblee Smith, Dixon Polk, Thomas
Walker, Aaron Wyngarden, Dicky Walker, Carlos Lopez (Coach) Andy Leonard. Not pictured Willie A nderson.
The Warm Springs Braves would like to Thank the Warm Springs Forest Products for sponsoring the Uniforms for the
team. At the present time their record is not quite up to what it should be, but they have won their last two games in a
row. They handed the Elks, one of their very few losses by the score of 9-7, and Tuesday night they beat Bright Sox 13
7. So they are on a roll at the present time. On the 9th, they play the Elks here in Warm Springs, also on the Nth they
play Prineville here and on the 16th they play Bright Sox in Madras, and on the 18th the have a double header with the
White Sox from Redmond, to wind up their regular season.
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20th Annual Treaty Days
All-Indian Rodeo
June 25&26, 1994
1:00 p.m. daily
WSIRA Sanctioned
Warm Springs, OR 97761
Fry bread open
W. S. Papoose Little league team picture
Th Wnrm Snrinen Pnruiivav mm mcfor Pihirt frnnt toft tt winhi let mui CUr,1tm 7 flnwn 7Hln
23 Annual Fried Bread Golf tour- CwJW) ron Gilbert, William Esquiro.
2"en' " or. Ju"e 26 i94- 2nd Row: Ramone Greene, Aaron Langley, Harley Andrews, Charles Stwyer, Joe Stevenss, Justin Miller. In the far
Sign up deadline is June 22, with Tee back Assistant Coach Anson Begay, and Coach Austin Greene.
iilnn r ervf t en The Uam wouU like i0 tnank aU lhe sponsors who helped purchase the teams uniforms, Truman, Onte Lumpmouth,
I a TV c r. "c" 5 ' ee at Queapahma Racing, Calvin Queahpama, Robert, Maria Macy, Randy, Bernie Boise, Rudy, Anna Clements, Celia
8 A.M. Sat and Sun. Greene, Eugene Greene, Sr.
Competition always tough at State level
Stock Contractor: Bud Pinz; P-9 Announcer: Jake Grossmiller
Event Go's Limit Added Entry fee
purse
Saddle Bronc 1 0 $500 $50
Bareback 1 0 $500 $50
Bull riding 1 0 $500 $50
Steer Wrestling 1 0 $500 $50
Cow Milking 1 0 $500 $50
Sr. Barrel Race 1 0 $500 $50
Calf Roping 1 0 $500 $50
Team roping 1 0 $500 $50man
Breakaway Rop. 1 0 $500 $50
Century Rop. 1 0 $500 $50man
Jr. Barrel RaceA 1 0 $100 $30
Wild Horse Race2 8 $500 $200
'Saturday afternoon slack, Only!
2 loops, enter twice
"'combining age of 100
A1 4 years & under
Indian Teams Only
Entry information:
Books open:
Books close:
Call back:
Telephone: (503) 553-5432
Office charge:
Monday, June 20, 1994 9 a.m.
Tuesday June 21, 1994 5.p.m.
Thursday June 23, 1994 9-4 p.m.
Office hours: 9 a.m to 5 p.m.
$10-Sr. events; $3-Jr. events
Mail Entries to: Rodeo Secretary; PO Box 1042, Warm Springs, OR
97761; Payable to: Warm Springs Rodeo Association
No personal Checks, No Canadian currency! Money Orderscash
only!
Awards: Ail-Around saddle to high money winner. Buckles in Regional
Standard events.
BL'CKAROO BREAKFAST Saturday & Sunday at the Agency
Longhouse 6 a.m. 1 1 a.m., $5 plate (all you can eat)
Other Activities: 10K Run: (503)553-5226, after 5 p.m; Pow Wow:
(503)553-1 883 after 5 p.m.; Endurance Race: (503)553-3258 8-5 p.m.;
Softball Tourney: (503)553-1227 after 5 p.m.; Stick Games: (503)553
1449 after 5 p.m.; GolfTourner. (503)553-1 1 12 (Pro-shop) 8 ajn. - 5
p.m.; WS Museum: (503)553-333 1
The Madras White Buffaloes score
points at the state track meet held in
Eugene, Or, on the U of O campus,
Hay ward Field.
Junction City, was the high scorer
for the 3-A schools again this year
with a total of 86 points, followed by
Gladstone 38, Philomath 32, Henley
27, The Dalles 26, Hood River Val
ley 25, LaPine 25, Lakeview 25,
Pleasant Hill 23, Seaside 2 1 , Creswell
20, Molalla 19, Madras 16, Nyssa
16, Ontario 16, Siuslaw 16, Taft 16,
Cascade 15, St. Helens 14, Central
13, Estacada 12, Myrtle Point 11,
Stay ton 11, Rainier 10, Newport 9,
Sutherlin 9, Sweet Home 9, Tilamook
9, Rogue River 8, Silverton 8, Astoria
7.5, North Marion 6, Reedsport 4,
South Umpqua 4, Scappose 3.5,
Burns 3, Elmira 3, Dallas 1.
On Saturday during the finals the
individual accomplishments by the
Madras boys with the Javalin placing
16th was Chad Bowels with a toss of
147.2:
100: John boyle in 7th place with
a time of 11.61.
1 10 Hurdles John Boyle 3rd. time
of 15.58300.
300 Hurdles, John Boyle 2nd. with
the time of 40.31.
Shot Put Jessie Anstett, 10th,
distance of 40.31.
The Buffalo girls earned a tough
5.5 points at State, as the Henley
Hornets dominated the field of all
schools scoring a total of 98.5 points.
Philomath 42, Cascade 35, Central
30, Rainier 29, Hood River Valley
Eagles 26, South Umpqua 26, St.
Helens 26, Burns 25, Stayton 19,
North Valley 18, Astoria 17,
Douglasa 17, Myrtle Point 16, Sweet
Home 15, Brookings-Harbor 14,
Clatskanie 14, Dallas 13, Newport
12, Seaside 9, Yamhill-Carlton 9,
Gladstone 8, The Dalles 7, Coquille
6, Pleasant Hill 6, Madras 5.5,
Reedsport 5, Sherwood5, Rogue
River 4, Waldport 4, Junction City 3,
Marist 3, Siuslaw 3, LaSalle 2,
Molalla 2, LaPine 1, Woodburn 1.
The individual scoring for the
girls.
1500, in 1 1th place Ame Hawes,
with a time of 5.05.11
Triple Jump: Sara Badten in 10th
place with a total of 30.20. feet.
High Jump; Tied for 6th place
was Carrie Hawes at 5. even.
Shot Put. in 6th place Darci
Behrend, with 37.2 feet
It's always tough at State and the
Buffs will have some returnees next
year and should do better.
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Track and field competition on the state level is always difficult, no matter how well-prepared a team is. Madras High
School Track team took 15 competitors to this year's event May 27 and 28.