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Warm Springs, Oregon
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Spilyay Tymoo Sports
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Duck Valley Labor day rodeo
Western States All-Indian Rodeo
Association, round-upas the rodeo sea
son is near completion with just two or
throe more shows left.
On September 3-4, 1994, there will
be a rodeo held in Owyhee, Nevada,
The Duck Valley Labor Day rodeo.
The Books have opened on August 24,
and closed on August 25, 1994. The
rodeo secretary is Carol Jones, and the
stock contractor is the Slash T, rodeo
contractors.
There will be all the standard events,
saddle bronc, bareback, bullriding, calf
roping, team roping, steer wrestling,
Pinenut festival
WSIRA Rodeo
Walker River Pinenut Festival will
hold a All-Indian rodeo sanctioned by
the WSIRA, in Schurz, Nevada, Sep
tember 17. 18. 1994.
Rodeo begins at 12 noon each day,
wimtheexceptionofthePce-wceevents
which start at 10:00 a.m.
There is a program and a half of
events from the pcewee to adults both
. men and women. HometownWestern
Stated Indian Rodeo Association mem
bers the entry phone is (702) 773 -2306,
to rodeo secretary. Books open Sep
tember6,andclosethe7that9p.m.Call backs September 12, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Mail entries to P.O. Box 151, Schurz,
Nevada 89427. All mail entries must
be Postmarked by: September 5, 1994.
There is a contestants fee of $10.00.
There will be all the standard events
with the exception of the rough stock,
there will be a limit to 35 entries. There
is a one go in all events.saddlcbronc,
The standings of the WSIRA as of August 3, 1994, as
reported by the secretary, Jeanette Herrera. This does
SADDLE BRONC:
1. Terry Parrish $ 1,543.77
2. Donnia Quintero 1,018.56
3. Dave Best 866 68
4. Frank Paz 747.45
5. Casey Green 709.49
6. Ivan BruisedHead 647.04
7. Shawn Best 497.85
8. Clint BruisedHead 474.48
9. Raf DeGuevara 286.56
10. Jay Louis 260.16
BAREBACK:
1. Wilfred Tuni $ 1,587.36
2. Frank Paz 978.24
3. Mike Brown 971.28
4. Shawn Best 6472
5. Freddy BlackWater 345.60
6. Ted Hughes 244.80
7. Hank Winnier 86.40
BULL RIDING:
1. Dave Best $ 1,773.60
2. Hank Winnier 1,403.47
3. Gary Sam 689.77
4. Cricket Herrera 557.28
5. Jim Wahta 422.80
6. Chad Onstad 384.77
7. Shawn Best 272.40
8. Chris Cates 224.45
9. RoyJLeith 188.88
10. Marion Ives 144 28
STEER WRESTLING:
I.Scott Rogers 1,140.66
2. Ivan Bruised Head ' 975.72
3. Cort Herrera 706.56
4. Frank Paz 573.12
5. Todd Cline 384.96
6. Clint BruisedHead 292.04
7. Casey Elsworth 251.52
8. Jim Wahta 172.80
9. Wright BruisedHead 74 88
COW MILKING:
1. Cort Herrera 1.782.04
2. Ira Walker 1,202.76
3. Randy Rogers 882.78
4 Todd Cline 636.69
5. Ralph Rogers 483 00
6. Bozo Sampson 472.32
7. Byron Cheney 427.72
8. Tom Burton 373 92
9. Benson Ramone 32120
10. Fred Herrera 230 40
11. Doc Walker 69 00
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Season openers at
Madras High School 1994-95
Football Jamboree at Mt. View Sept. 9, 7.O0 p.m.
BBQ6.O0$3.00
Volleyball Jamboree at Estacada Sept. 8, 4:00 p.m.
Boys Soccer Madras vs. Crook Co.
Sept. 13, 4:30 p.m.
Girls Soccer at Bend Sept. 13, 4KX) p.m.
Cross Country at Madras Sept. 10, UXX) am.
cow milking, ladies breakaway roping,
and women s barrel race. The entry fee
is $50.00, added $500.00, there is a
one go in all standard events.
Special events include: Century
team roping, entry fee $50.00, $ 150.00
added: The wildhorsc race, entry fee
$150.00,pertcam,addcd$150.00,one
go in the special events.
All entries pay a $10.00 contestant
fee. Barrel Racers pay a $ 1 .00 electric
eye fee. This is a duel sanctioned rodeo
with the Western States All-Indian
Rodeo Association and the Rocky
Mountain Indian Rodeo Association.
at Schurz
bareback, bullriding, calfroping, barrel
race, ladies breakaway roping, wild
cow milking, steer wrestling, team rop
ing (go twice).
Added events are the Century team
roping (Go twice), Red and White
team roping (Go twice), Wild horse
race one go $25.00 per man. Calf riding
12 years and under entry fee $10.00,
Junior barrel race 12 and under entry
fee $10.00, Pee Wee barrels 6 and
under entry fee $5.00, Dummy Roping
6 yrs and under entry fee $5.00; Stick
horse Barrels 6 and under entry fee
$5.00,.
Entry fee in all events is $45.00,
$300.00 added. All Around Buckle by
Roy L. Begay, Jackets for all major
event winners, T-Shirts for all junior
and pcewee events. Hard luck cowboy
award..
There will be a Country and West
ern Dance at the SLAB, on Friday and
Saturday nights,
CALF ROPING:
1. Roderick Tso 1,560.97
2. Preston Williams 1 ,536.00
3. Scott Rogers 1,068.48
4. Cort Herrera 898.12
5. Bob Joseph 798.14
6. Eric Watson 681.98
7. Clint Bruised Head 489.98
8. Robert Hicks 368.64
9. Ivan Bruised Head 138.24
TEAM ROPING:
1. Scott Rogers 2,834.11
2. Roderick Tso 2,365.63
3. Casey Green 2,365.63
4. Preston Williams 2,025.12
5. Robert Hicks 1,664.16
6. Jr. Adams 1,584.00
7. Cort Herrera 1,459.20
8. Fred Herrera 1,411.39
9. Bob Joseph 1,291.68
10. Anson Begay 1,243.20
BARREL RACING:
1. Delia Vallarreal 2,785.78
2. Marilyn Colliflower 2, 1 33.98
3. Shea Herrera 1,548.00
4. Cathy Williams 1,247.08
5. Sheri Olney 928.70
6. Crystal Colliflower 568. 1 8
7. Gypsy Williams 529.92
8. Rose Dove 479.78
9. Lawanda Bronson 230.40
10. Joan Shaw 163.20
BREAKAWAY:
1. Jackie Jim 1,008.27
2. Crystal Colliflower 673.80
3. Stacy Colliflower 422.58
4. Velma Valdez 417.60
5. Maria McDade 401.28
6. Shea Herrera 380.64
7. Fawn Elsberg 355.20
8. CR Begay 278.40
9. Sammy Bruised Head 1 39 20
10. Shawna Hicks 101.85
ALL AROUND:
1 . Scott Rogers 5,043.26
2. Cort Herrera 4,846.28
3. Roderick Tso 3,926.60
4 Preston Williams 3,561.12
5. Casey Green 3,075.12
6. Dave Best 2,640 29
7. Frank Paz 2,212.41
8. Bob Joseph 2.089 82
9 Robert Hicks 2,032.80
1 0. Shea Herrera 1 ,928 64
Eagles Chuck Austin Memorial Run. Sept. 5, at the
Eastmont Church, Bend, Oregon. Events include: 5 mile run, 2
mile walk, 12 mile kids run flat, scenic, beginning at 9:00
a.m. Also a Clydesdale event.
Frineville Hotshots 1QK Memorial, a benefit event, Sept.
17, at the Prineville Athletic Club, Prineville, Oregon. Events
include: 10K, 5K, and Run walk, beginning at 8:30 a.m.
Bigfoot Run. Sept. 25, at the Inn of the Seventh Mt, Bend,
Oregon. A 10K Run, flat and downhill, begins at 10:00 a.m.
TAC Certified.
Walktoberfest. October 1, at
8 mile walk, begins at 9:00 a.m.,
Foundation.
Mary's Run. October 8, at the
Oregon. An 8K and 1 mile Run
all beginning at 9:45 a.m., rolling along Deschutes River.
Road Warriors Biathlon, October 15, at the Kah-Nee-Ta
Village Resort, Warm Springs, Oregon. 27 mile bike and 10K
Run individuals and teams, beginning at 9:00 a.m.
Challenging and scenic.
Klamath Falls
Randy Rogers takes the Ail-Around
title at the Klamath Treaty Day 's rodeo
at Chiloquin, Oregon, August 27, 28,
1 994. Rogers compiled the most points
(luring the show to claim the title.
S tock from the Fly ing A, rodeo con
tractors provided plenty of action fro
the cowboys during the show. The
broncs, bareback and bulls were full of
fire and crowd pleasing for the specta
tors, and there was some good times
turned in from the timed events.
The following are the results from
the rodeo.
Bareback
1. WilfordTuni
2. Fred Black water
3. JimWatah
CLASS 4A (78)
District Baseball, Basketball, Cross
Country, Football, Golf, Soccer,
Softball, Tennis, Track and Field, Vol-
leyball. Wrestling.
pit
1 Benson Tochmon
1 0 Cleveland Warrior
Franklin Quaker
Grant General
Jeflerson Democrat!
Lincoln Cardinals
Madison Senator
Marshall Minutamen
Roosevelt Roughriders
Wilson Trojans
METRO
Abha Warrior
2 Beeverton Beavers
" Glancoe Crimson Tide
HiKsboro Spartan
Jesuit Crust oar
St. Mary's Blue
Sunset Apollo
Tward Tigers
Westview Wildcat
MT. HOOD
Barlow Bruins
Centennial Eagles
Central Catholic Ram
David Douglas Soots
Grasham Gophers
Hood River Valey Eagles
Parkrose Broncos
Reynolds Raiders
Sandy Pioneer
THREE RIVERS
Clackamas Cavaliers
Lake Oswego Lakers
Lakeridge Pacer
Milwaukie Mustangs
Oregon City Pioneers
Putnam Kmgtmen
West Linn Ltaw
MIDWESTERN
Church!! Lancers
Cottage Grove Lion
Marshiield Pirates
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North Bend Bulldogs
North Euoene Hohla
Sheldon Irish
South Eugene Axemen
Springfield Miller
Thurston Colts
Waianette Wolverines
SOUTHERN
Ashland Grizzle
Crater Comets
Eagle Point Eagle
Grants Pass Cavemen
Klamath Union Pelican
Mazama Vikings
North MedordBlack Tornado
Roseau ro Indians
South MedtordParsher
INTERMOUNTAIN
Bend Lava Bear
, Crook County Cowboys
' Herrrwton BuMogs
La Grand Tigers
Mountain View Cougar
Pendleton Buckaroos
Redmond Panthers
VALLEY
Conralis Spartan
Crescent Valley Raiders
Lebanon Wamor
McKay Royal Soot
McNaryCeftjc
North Sstem Viking
South Abany Rebate
South Salem Saxon
Sprsgue Otympiane
Wssl Abany BukJogs
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PAC-7
Canby Cougar
Dates Dragons
Forest Grove Vikmpe
MoMmnri Grazes
NM4VQ TeJSJf
TuMssnTmwufcs
1994 Fall and Winter race schedule
Drake Park, Bend, Oregon. An
pledges for American Diabetes
Athletic Club of Bend, Bend,
Walk, and a 25 yard kids Run,
Treaty Days rodeo results, WSIRA show
Saddle Bronc
1. Terry Parrish
The only qualified ride.
Bull Riding
1. Wauseka Brown
2. Terry Cardon
3. Terry Parrish
4. Hank Wienier
Calf Roping
1. Robert Hicks
2. Roger Adams
3. Clint Brusedhead
Team Roping
1. Anson Begay-Randy Rogers
1994-95 REGULAR DISTRICTS
CLASS 3A (63)
District Baseball, Basketball, Cross
Country, Football, Track and Field, Vol
leyball, Wresting.
COWAPA
Astoria Fishermen
1. Basts Breves
" Oat kanie Tigers
Rainier Columbian
St Helen Lions
Scapooose Indians
Seaside Seagulls
Tillamook Cheeaernakers
TRI-VALLEY
Estacada Rangers
2 Gladstone Gladiators
8 USeJIeFabont
Madras Whs Buffaloes
Portland Christian Royals
Sherwood Bowmen
The Dalles Indian
Valey CathoscVasants
FAR WEST
Bandon Tigers
3. Brooking-H arbor Bruins
8 Coquilkt Red Devils
Douglas Trojan
Gold Beach P anther
Myrtle Point Bobosas
Reed sport Braves
Sius law Vikings
VAL-CO
Jefferson Lion
4. Newport Cubs
8 Phtorrsrih Warrior
Tart Tiger
Toledo Boomer
WaMport Irish
WalajrinaBuldoat
Yarnhil-Carton Tigers
SKY-EM
Creewel Buloogs
Etrira Faloon
Glide Wildcats
Junction City Tigers
La Pine Hawks
Maris! Spartans
Pleasant HilBiUse
SuthersnBusoog
SKYUNE
Henley Hornets
Hidden Valley Mustang
Illinois Valley Cougar
Lakeview Honkers
North Valley Krugra
Phoenix Pirates
Rogue River Chieftain
South UrnpouaLanoer
GREATER OREGON
Baker Butdogs
. Bums Hilanoers
Grant Itnon Prospectors
MoLouohsnPio
Ontario Tgers
Rivera rie Prates
Vats Vikings
CAPITAL
Cascade Cougars
. Central Partner
1 Motalla Indiana
North Msnon HukImb)
Stayton Eat?
SwmI Honw HubUm
Woodbum Buftdoys)
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Drag!
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Kesort, warm springs, uregon.
beginning at 10:00 a.m. includes prizes and discount swim
passes.
Trick nrTrgatRun.Orrnhpr29.at the Redmond HighSchool,
Redmond, Oregon. A 10K Run, 10K walk, and 2 mile Fun Run
beginning at 9:30 a.m.. Flat, rolling, and scenic includes
costumes and prizes.
George Wilson Memorial Run. November 26, at the Madras
High School, Madras, Oregon. A 10K Run, 10K Walk, and 2
mile Fun Run starting at 10:30 a.m. A new course, flat, scenic,
call 475-681 8 for information.
Jingle Bell Run, December 3 at the Brandis Square,
Downtown Bend, Oregon. A 5K, a 1 mile run walk, and a 200
yard kids run all beginning at 11:45 a.m. Will be taking
Arthritis pledges and there will be a Christmas parade.
The Dam Run 1995. January 29, at the Crook County High
School Track, Prineville, Oregon. Events include: a 30K, 10K,
and 2 mile runs, 3 mile and 10K walks startirig at 10:30 a.m.
Course is scenic, rolling and flat.
2. Preston Williams-Allen Wilson
3. Randy Rogers-Ralph Rogers
4. Terry and Earl Squiemphen
Cow Milking
1. Randy Rogers
Barrel Race
1. Cathy Williams
2. Shari Olney
3. Marilyn Collieflower
4. Joan Shaw
Breakaway Roping
1. Sammy Brusedhead
2. Sammi Squiemphen
3. Bridgitt Scott
Class 2A (65)
District Basketball, Football, Track and Field, Volleyball.
NORTHWEST
CatinQabel Eagle
Columbia Chrisusn Knights
CorbeflCardnais
Knappa Unger
Neah-Kah-fe Pirates
Oregon Episcopal Faloon
1
WEST VALLEY
Amity Warrior
. Dayton Pirate
8 Gaston Greyhound
Neetucoa Boboat
TRI-RIVER
Chemawa Breves
a Colon Vikings
" East Linn Christian Eagle
Gervaia Cougars
Kennedy Trojan
TRICO
Central Linn Cobra
Crow Cougar
Harrisburg Eagles
Lowes Devils
MapMon Sailors
BIG FIR
Cascade Christian Challengers
a Giendaie Prate
M so Adventiet Mustang
North Douglas Warriors
Oakland Oaken
SOUTHERN CASCADE
Bonanza Antler Gilchrist Grizzlies
. Chsoquin Panthers Lost River Raiders
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7
8
Crane Mustangs
COLUMBIA
Heppnor Mustangs
. Pilot Roox Rockets
' Sherman Huskies
Slartieid Tiger
WAPITI
Elgin Huskies
Enterprise Savages
Joseph Eagle
Class 1 A (60)
Districts Basketball, 8-Man Football, Track and Field, Volleyball.
A1vmi WoVwinM
Chnet Center Warriors
, Country Christian Cougar
' Damascus Christian Eagles
Dotorean Dragon
Detroit Cougars
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Falls Cay Mountaineer
Cwoen Way CnretAoad Eagles
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Caaoade Chnstan Challenger
Days Creek Wowe
Dougae County Christian Ram
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Central Christ! Tgeej
Condon Blue Devi)
Culver Butdogs
Dutur Ranger
Echo Cougar
4
Burnt Rwer Bus
CoveLeopanai
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A 1UK. Kun, 2 mile tun Run
Mutton Busting
1. Dustin Suppah
2. Mark Garcia
3. J. Herrera
Jr Steer Riding
1. Bryon Sites
2. J.Ruda
3. J. Parrish
Jr. Barrels
1. K.Ruda
2. TJ Parrish
3. Una Johnson
Portland Adventist Cougar
Portland Lutheran Blueiaye
Tempi Christian Lion
Vemonla Logger
Warrantor) Loggers
Santlam Christian Eagle
Sheridan 8partans
Western Mennonite Pioneer
Weettid Christian Royals
Regis Rams
Seism Academy Crusader
Santiam Wolverine
Sow loggers
McKenzi Eagle
Mohawk Indian
Monro Dragon
OaJuidg Warrior
PaoHio Pirate
Riddle Irish
St Mary's Crusader
Yoreau Eagles
BASIN
Umatila Vikings
Wahtonka Eagle
Weston-MoEwen Tigersoot
NvssaButdoos
Pine Eagle Spartan
unions
Hope Christian Crusaders
North Clackamas Christ. Saints
Oregon Stat Deal Panthers
PacJe Cretan Wildcat
s Prates
Triangle lake Lakers
WiamsO VaJIsy Christ Eagles
E Won Elk
New Hop CtoWtan Warrior
North Lara) Cowboy
Paisley Bronoos
Powen Cruiser
Prospect Cougar
Umpgua Vatey Christ (c-rta
Grnol Grazes
lone Carer
MtBstwAoBdsrnl
WraeewFaaxra
Wasco County Redside
ILogoer
Monument bavapae
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Sorer Eaotas
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