6 December 9, 1994
Warm Springs, Oregon
Spilyay Tymoo
Spilyay Tymoo Sports
Redmond wins championship title for second time
by Bis Rat Suppah
There was a lot of good
competition through the weekend. A
lot of the young athletes seem to
excel harder during a tournament
Redmond came second year in a row
to play again, taking the
championship with ease.
The athletic abilities in the sport
are getting tougher every year at a
younger age, making competition
great Thanks to all the parents giving
their kids support, and to the coaches
who give up their time, to work with
the kids. It is great to sec WSCC
program four days a week going
through fundamentals with those who
want to get in there and learn. For it
has helped our daughter Val Redstar
,a lot Who looks up to her brothers
and sisters who competes in the sport,
Leif, Cheryl, LilBull Owl Suppah.
' It's to bad there's not enough of
us to go around, to put on more
activities for the youth, in all ages.
To keep them occupied and off the
streets. For they're not all athletes, so
there's other activities they may take
interest in. Also more tutors are
needed to work with the kids in their
education which is vital. One of the
main reasons for our kids not being
in school sports, their poor grades.
They need more support from the
home, and community, to let them
know we care.
Thanks to Inter-Tribal Sports store
and the Warm Springs Apparel for
getting out the awards in a short
notice, due to a mix up elsewhere.
Behind every man there's a good
woman to hold and support them in
setting up an activity. That goes for
my better half in life, my wife Lucy
for all the hard work she put into the
tournament Couldn't have done it
without her.
During the half court shoot out for
the money, no one was able to win,
by making a half court shot. So the
tournament committee announced
that a money order will be made out
and sent to the Donnie Sampson
family in Washington. All our prayers
are with them, from the Big Rat
Lucy Suppah family and the "We
BAAAD boys-girls youth
organization of Simnasho, Oregon.
Tourney Director,
Big Rat-Lucy Suppah
Coaches We BAAAD
The We BAAAD co-ed, 12 and
under basketball tournament was held
last weekend, December 2-4 at the
Warm Springs Community Center.
Tourney Results were as follows:
champions-Redmond, Oregon,
runner-up-Warm Springs Chinooks,
third place-Simnasho Vols, fourth
place-Simnasho We BAAAD. At
least we tried went to the Warm
Springs Young Guns III and Warm
Springs Forest Products Blackhawks.
The sportsmanship team was the
Warm Springs Panthers.
Mr. Hustle for the weekend was
Aaron Greene of W.S. Chinooks,
Miss Hustle was Shawnee Pinkham
of Redmond, Oregon. Corey
Alderman of WSFPI Blackhawks was
awarded high scorer with 31 points.
Most Valuable Player for the boys
was Sam Kirby of Redmond, Oregon,
and Orie Made was the girls MVP,
she played for W.S. Chinooks. The
Most Inspirational award went to
Franklin "Chin" Suppah of
Simnasho, Oregon.
The all-star players were; Jana
Vigil of Redmond, Oregon, Allen
Jackson of WSFPI Timberwolves,
Corey Alderman of WSFPI
Blackhawks, Brent Graybael, Jr. of
W.S. Young Guns III, Chrissy
Sanders of W.S . Panthers, Brian Klos
of Simnasho We BAAAD, Shamona
Charley of Simnasho Vols, Jeff
Alderman of Redmond, Floy d Frank,
Jr. of W.S. Chinooks, Travis
Moschetti of Simnasho Vols, Melanie
....
.'
II
! t V
" 'I f ".
" J' A- f "
'A 1 " . .
ft; .V .v. a -
' : ..-,-. " m v A i- :. 'x .. .
.1: nJW&
J
Spilyay Tymoo photo by Saphronia Katchia
Sunday afternoon the host team, We BAAAD played the Timberwolves in the co-ed basketball tournament held last weekend at the Warm Springs
Community Center.
Smith of W.S. Chinooks and Benita ; Timberwolves, Denise Clements of WSFPI Blackhawks, Chasen Walker Johnson of W.S. Chinooks. A
Merrifieldof Simnasho We BAAAD. W.S. Panthers, Louis Hellon of W.S.. of Simnasho We BAAAD, Billie "special award" was given to Val
Honorable Mention all-stars were; ' Young Guns III, Preston Tom of Suppah ofSimnasho Vols, and Mark Redstar Suppah.
Dawn Rowland of WSFPI v
Results of 1 994 All-Indian National Finals noted Eagle Spirits 10 hold I0"r"am,?nt
Dee Keenen, of Inola, Oklahoma,
representing the All-Indian rodeo
' association of Oklahoma was named
the all-around champion of this years
All-Indian National Finals Rodeo,
held in Rapid City, S.D. Keenen
edged out Troy Ward for the title by
getting a go-round win in the calf
roping to push his points over the
4000, mark. Both Ward and Keenen
were tied a $3,700. 00, until Keenen
got the go-round win.
Each year all the top Indian
Cowboys gather in the Indian
National finals rodeo for the year. A
whole lot of dollars are put up for the
championship round as the top two
.cowboys from each region compete
for top honors in their special event(s).
' For some cowboys it's a long hard
pull traveling around the country
competing every week-end all
summer long. But if a person enjoys
the sport and enjoys what he is doing
nothing can keep him away from the
rodeos. Many times cowboys never
make a dime on the road but that's
their life and they must suffer the
consequences while on the road each
week. Its much harder for those who
participate in the timed events
because that means of hauling a horse
or two every where they go, and gets
pretty costly pulling a trailer with
two horses.
Getting to the National Finals is
tough enough let alone traveling all
around all summer long. Thecowboys
are responsible for their own entry
fees and travel expense week after
week. But if they are interested in the
sport expense don't mean a thing as
long as they get there on time.
Expenses do pile up in a hurry with
everything that is needed every week
end. It costs the cowboys and cowgirls
a pretty penny each year. It's tough
on the rough stock competitor as well
because of the bumps and bruises
they receive each time they climb
over those chute gates. Like they say,
"It's not a question of if you'll get
hurt, but it's the question of when
and how much. Guys even break
bones competing in the rodeos. With
the smell of lineament and Absorbine
Jr. getting ready for the next ride.
Rodeo is one of the most popular
sports in the country today and one of
the roughest in the country too.
For several years the Nationals
have been held in Albuquerque, N.M.,
however this year they moved the
National Finals to Rapid City, S.D.
With the Stuuon Rodeo Stock
Contractors providing the stock at
this years show. The following are
the event winners after all the go
rounds were completed and the points
totaled up.
Bareback
Points
1. Troy Ward 280
2. Frank Paz 269
3. Harold Bllyan 266
4. Allison Red Crow 261
Saddle Bronc
1. Wyle Wells 278
2. Jay Louis 276
3. Byron Bruisedhead 258
4. Benson Kee 247
Oregon Golden Gloves set
The 1995, Oregon Golden Glove
Boxing championships are scheduled
for Friday, January 27th, starting at
7:30 P. m. for the elimination's and
the finals on Saturday January 28th,
starting at 7:30: P.M.
The boxing championships will
be held in the Portland Conference
Center, on 1020, NE 3rd Ave. Just
north of Oregon Convention Center
Of Union Avenue, or Martin Luther
King Blvd.
. Open Class Amateur Boxers from
throughout the Western States and
Canadian Provinces will be showing
their talent and testing their skill in
this classic event All with a focus on
advancement to the National
Championships in Lowell,
Massachusetts, which will be held on
April 23-29.
For ticket information call (503)
654-9285 or (503) 286-3597. All
proceeds from this show will pay
travel expenses for the athletes.
The Legendary Golden Gloves,
first held in Chicago in 1926, The
Golden Gloves has grown to a
network of 87 cities coast to coast
For 67 years a legend of gaminess
and gallantry courage and
sportsmanship. It has become the
traditional pathway to fisted fame
and glory. Thorough the Golden
Gloves Finals have passed such ring
immortals as, Joe Louis, Rocky
Marciano, Muhammed Ali, Sugar
Ray Robinson, Tony Zale, Joe Frazier
and Evandcr Holyfield.
When the youngsters of 1995
mount the steps and with athletic
grace ducks lightly through the ropes
you can be sure he will be trained to
the razors edge...For this is his
Championship Performance for a
Golden Gloves title and it will forever
remain to him.
Bull Riding
1.
2.
3.
4.
Richard Bird
C.L. Johnson
Dale Wagner
Dave Best
276
230
222
162
Calf Roping (4 head)
1. Garrison Begay 43.8
2. Wright Bruisedhead 44. 1
3. Rode Rick Tso 44.2
4. Denni Begay 47.6
Steer Wrestling (4 Head)
Team Roping (4 Goes)
1 . Dee Keener-Joel Maker 37.7
2. Swede Cole-Dale Campbell 42.9
3. Michael Bodine-RJ.Nez 46.2
4. Rudy Yazzi-Murphy Yazzie 47.1
Girls Barrel Race (4 goes)
1.
2.
3.
4.
PamHall
Charlene Boloo
Vickie Small
Margaret Rider
53.15
53.47
53.68
54.43
1.
2.
3.
4.
Marvin Salaway
Terry Dixon
Sheriden Jodie
Denni Louis
19.6
24.4
28.0
33.0
Girls Break-Away Roping
1. Charlene Baloo 7.8
2. Colleen Crawler 8.5
3. Crystal Colliflower 15.8
4. Lynn McGuire 3,0 (on 1)
r
r
' 4 - t" T"
The Warm Springs Rodeo Association is raffling a 1986
Ford Escort in March 1995. You can buy tickets from any
member of the Warm Springs Rodeo Association for $1
apiece. Look for their booth at the Christmas Bazaar
December 10, where they will sell tickets.
Madras Junior High School boys' Basketball Schedules
7th and 8th grade Traveling teams
Wc. Dec. 14
Tu. Jan. 10
Th. Jan. 12
Tu. Jan. 17
Th. Jan. 19
vs. Culver
Ghlchrist
vs. Crook Co.
vs. Sisters
Culver
4:00
4:00
4:00
4:00
4:00
Coaches: 7th-Stan Williams, 8th-Darryl Smith
7th and 8th grade Intramural Basketball
Th. Dec. 1 5 All games will be played at MJHS
Tu. Jan. 10 1st game at 3:35
Th. Jan. 1 9 2nd game at 4:35
Coaches: Gary Sundberg, Dave Jordan
The First Annual Eagle Spirits
Men's six foot plus one basketball
tournament will be held on January
6, 7, 8, 1995 at the Warm Springs
Community Center in Warm Springs,
OR. The first twelve (12) teams will
be vying for placing awards first
through fourth, sportsmanship and
12-All Stars and several individual
awards which include, High Scorer,
Mr. Hustle, 3-Point Shooter, and
MVP.
The entry fee is $275 with $75
deposit (non-refundable) holding fee
(to assure a spot in the tournament),
to be received by December 31,1 994.
For further information contact:
Rick Minthorn (503)553-1831 (no
collect calls please) or send deposit
entry fee to PO Box 955; Warm
Springs, OR 97761.
Simnasho Vol's Girls 13 & under, co-ed 9 & under Basketball
Tournament December 16-18, 1994 at the Warm Springs
Community Center in Warm Springs, Oregon
Entrance fee $140 Girl's 13 & Under-$90 co-ed 9 & under
For more information please contact Loraine Suppah at (503)
553-2549 or Ronnie Suppah at (503) 553-1097
Warm Springs Indian Holiday
Bowling Tournament
19th Annual
December 30 & 31 , 1 994, January 1 , 1 995
Pelton Lanes-Madras, Oregon
ABCWIBCYABA Sanctioned Prize Fee 1 00 Returned
Categories:
Men'sWomen's Mixed Team6:30 & 9:00 p.m. Friday 12:00
Saturday
Men'sWomen's Holiday Roll-off 2:00 p.m. Sunday $5.00
Entry (Must Qualify)
SinglesDoubles 2:30 p.m., 6:00 p.m. Saturday
Mixed Doubles 12:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m. Sunday
YABA 9:00 a.m. Saturday 1st 60 Entries
Mixed Masters 9:00 p.m. Saturday $20.00 Entry
$15.00 per entrvper event
Breakdown: Prize Fee $7.75
Lineage $5.25
Expenses $2.00
ITiis year's Tournament Is In Memory of:
AMn Smith, Lloyd Smith & Milan Smith"
Special Events & Added Purse
Please contact:
Margie Tuckta or Jerry Sampson
P.O. Box 895 P.O. Box 847
Warm Springs, OR 97761 Warm Springs, OR 97761
Raffle Drawing for Visiting Tournament Participants for one
nights Lodging. (Please bring your room receipts)