6 December 23, 1994
Warm Springs, Oregon
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Val Squiemphen accepted the plaque won by the Warm Springs Reservation Hunners ror me Novemoer
Fitness Challenge. Their total minutes were 68,593 accumulated by 58 participants, an average of 1 183
minutes per person.
Henley Hornets top field at Holiday tourney
The Henley Hornets of Klamath
Falls prevail at the Madras Holiday
basketball tournament edging out the
host White Buffaloes by a slim margin
of 73-69.
It was that last quarter surge by the
Henley Hornets that lifted them over a
determined eger Buff quicnt The Hor
nets had to get their act together or be
upset by a non ranked team from the
pre-season polls. The Buffs jumped
out early in the game and held onto a
Utile lead at the intermission. The Hor
nets started to make their move in the
third quarter slowly creeping and chop
ping away at the Buff lead and finally
near the end of the fourth quarter the
Hornets were able to take the lead away
from the Buffs and never relinquished "
it again and held on to win the game.
The Buffs took charge of the game
right from the start containing the big
ger Henley Hornets most of the game.
At the end of the first quarter the Buffs
were out in front 17-10 and out scored
henley 23-19 in the second period to
lead 42-27 at the half time mark.
It was just a great effort on the
Madras White Buffaloes who faced the
No. 3, rated team in the state according
to the pre-season polls. A key factor
was holding Hcnleys big Peoples to
only three points in the entire game,
where usually he is one of the big point
producers for the team. The Buffs even
out rebounded the big guy all evening
long, andacoupleof times they blocked
his shots.
Phillip Miller was the leading scorer
for the Buffs at games end with a total
of 19 points dispite leaving the game
early in the third quarter with an eye
injury where he never returned to ac
tion..JakeSuppah contributed 17points
to the Buffs scoring, Jacks 15, Johnson
9, Foltz 5, Kirsch 4. Gregg,.
Riggs led the scoring for the Henley
team with atotal of 23 points, Stroh 12,
Van Fleet 11, Montgomery 11, John
son 8, Peoples 3, Schwartz 2, Gobcr 2,
Wugh 1 , and Andclotte.
The Crook County Cowboys won
the third place in double overtime get
ting past the pesky Bums Hilandcrs by
the score of 67-63. For Crook County,
Cheney scored 20 points to lead all
scorers in that game. Porfly 13
Eckmcn9, Fitzsimons 9, Kenna 7,
Gibson 7, Case, Henry Childress.
For the Hilandcrs Wilber 16, Dahl
14, Tramcl 12, Armstrong 10, Grahm
5, Hawkins 2, Mathney 2, McLain 2,
and Walker.
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 heldon
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 edgc.For this is his
Championship Performance for a
Golden Gloves title and it will forever
remain to him.
Raffle Drawing
1982 Cadillac Fleetwood
Broughan., Blue, 4dr good gas
mileage and other items.
Drawing to be held on
February 28, 1995, need not be
present to win. Tickets are $2.50
each, 3 for $7, 10 for $20. For
tickets , see the following people:
Chasen Walker & family, Andrew
James & family, Jered Moses &
family , Aaron Greene & family
Phillip Squiemphen & family,
Foster Sahme & family , Edna &
Joni David, William C. Moses
Help the team to play in the
"Hoops in Nana" basketball
tournament. Your support will be
graciously accepted. Thank you!
Team Roping , Bulldogging
every Wednesday night
There is team roping practicing,
and for the Macho Men, there is
Bulldogging practining also, every
Wednesday night from 6-10 P.M.
There is good horned stock pro
vided and the cost is for, team rop
ing$1.00 per run. For the Bulldog
ging $2.00 per run. There is a $2.00
arena charge per person for the night.
These practices started in Novem
ber and will run through the winter or
as long as interest is shown.
For more information contact:
Tony Garcia at 548-6427, or Lowell
Patterson at 475-2829.
Tournament candidates
The annual Warm Springs Holiday
Basketball Tournament is scheduled
to begin December 28, 1994 and run
till December 31.
Queen candidates are in the
process of selling raffle and session
tickets. They are being sold at $3.00
a session, $ 1 5.00 for the season ticket
and $1 DO for the raffle tickets.
The Junior court is selling the
raffle tickets and the candidates
include; Marie Kalama, her parents
are Foster and J'Dean Kalama,
Carmel Andrews, her mother is
Nadine Alvarado, Andrea Sohappy,
her parents are Don and Lola
Sohappy.
The senior court consists ofSuzie
Briseno, her mother is Patricia
Kalama, Penny Moody, her mother
is Mcrci Miller, Mavis Kirk, her father
is Oliver Kirk, and Cecilia Frank, she
is the daughter of Lillian Frank
Cuevas.
Scholarships
available
Over 100,000 collegiate athletic
scholarships are available each year
to male and female high school and
junior college student athletes.
Contrary to popular belief, students
don't have to be all state to qualify.
Much of this money goes unused. A
new publication with forms, sample
letters and tables of factual
information is available for students
athletes. It takes them step by step
through the important process of
getting an athletic scholarship and
includes college and conference
listings.
For information on how to get a
collegiate athletic scholarship, send
a self addressed (business size),
stamped envelope to the National
Sports Foundation, 611 A Willow
Drive, PO Box 940; Oakhurst, NJ
07755.
Accident claims
cowboy at
National Finals
Rodeo
A Tribute to Brent Thurman, a
Bullridcr who died in the hospital six
days after receiving injuries during the
bull riding competition in the National
Finals Rodeo, in Las Vegas, Nev.
Thurman suffered injuries on Sun
day from a bull he was riding, when it
bucked him off and stepped on his
head. He was in critical condition with
scrvere facial and cranial fractures. He
had also been in a coma and on life
support.
He will be missed in the rodeo
Curcut in the future.
November Fitness Challenge results
1. WS Reservation Runners 68,593 minutes 1183avcper. 58 team members'
2. Early Childhood Education 35,215 652 54
3. Indian Health Service 29,047 605 48
4. Finane 26,836 994 27
5. Warm Springs Elementary 20,029 541 37
6. Warm Springs Police Dept. 15,927 663 24
7. Recreation 14,192 2027 7
8. Community Counseling 13,125 1516 8
9. Human Resources 8,818 678 13
10. Education 8,285 753 11
11. Work Experience Development 7,870 787 10
12. Credit 7,060 1009 7
13. Housing 6,545 727 9
14. Museum 4,780 398 12
15. Kah-Nee-Ta 4,667 667 7
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Spilyay Tymoo photo by Saphronla Katchla
The Lady Buffaloes lost to the Crook County Cowgirls Tuesday, December 13.
1st Annual Eagle Spirits
January 6, 7, 8,1995
at the Warm Springs Community Center
Entry Fee: $275-12 Teams
875 Deposit (non-refundablel required as soon as possible to guarantee tgam
plot. Balance due bv first game.
;ttn4trt nlarp Awards;
11 Championship Jackets; 2nd Place Jackets; 3rd Place Sweatshirts; 4th
Place Sweatshirts; Sportsmanship Award; 12-All Stars; MVP; Mr. Hustle; High
Scorer; Mr. Defense; Most 3-Points; Mr. Rebound Awards
rnr mnre information contact: Rick Minthom, PO Bo 955, Warm Springs, OR (503) 553-1831
(no collect calls please)
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THEFT AND. OR INJURIES daring tournament.
NO ALCOHOLDRUGS ALLOWED!!