6 April 28, 1995
Warm Springs, Oregon
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United Tribes victorious 61-59 over Blackwolf
The 7th Annual Prevention of 16 teams
placed sixth. Fourth place went to
Blackwolf 6 Foot & Under l Th Inn six te.ims were nwnrded lhi NW Youni fiim: of Auburn.
Tournament was held at the Warm TC Lopping defeated Deschutes U- Washington, they were defeated 56
SprinpsCommunity Center April 14- Boat of Maupin 83-67 which landed 65 by United Tribes who went
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Championship game tip-off between Blackwolf's Tyrone Miles and United Tribes' Mike Leslie, Sunday
evening.
Warm Springs bowlers top in Reno
championship. The Rockhawks of
Warm Springs were awarded third
place after losing to United Tribes
77-89.
United Tribes and host team
Blackwolf were in the running for
championship. At half-time
Blackwolf was ahead 34-30. United
Tribes pulled ahead in the end
winning 61-59. Antonio Scott was
high Scorer for Blackwolf with
fourteen. Tyrone Miles; 11, Buck
Scott, Rccmo Smith; 10, Don Holly;
8, Orlando Vance; 4, and Larry Scott;
2.
High Scorer for United Tribes was
James Mathcny with 1 9, Mike Leslie;
15, Dave Cunningham; 1 4, Littlefoot
Ellenwood; 10, Bob Sabotta; 4, and
Scott Williams; 2.
Sportsmanship was presented to
NW Chiefs. Tim Brown received the
3-Point award, he scored 7 in one
game. Steve Wahtah had fifteen
rebounds in one game to earn the Mr.
Rebound award. Todd Wagonblast
was named High Scorer with thirty
eight in one game. Mr. Hustle was
Antonio Scott, and All Defense went
to Littlefoot Ellenwood. Mike Leslie
was named Most Valuable Player
and Slam Dunk Champ.
All-stars were awarded to Cox
and D. Totetino of Deschutes U-Boat,
Todd Wagonblast and Ryan Sams of
TC Logging, Roger Jacob and Tim
Brown of NW Young Guns, Jerome
Davis and Kelly Wechter of
Rockhawks, Orlando Vance and
Reemo Smith of Blackwolf. All-stars
for the championship team were;
Mike Leslie and Dave Cunningham.
"Special Thanks" plaques were
presented to Sam Wahsise, Bobbi
James and Charlie Gonzales.
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The 19th Annual Reno Indian
Bowling Tournament was held February
17-19, 1995 at the Reno Hilton Bowling
Center in Reno, Nevada. The tournament
was ABCWIBC sanctioned.
There was a total of thirty-three
entries for the Men's Team event. 1.
Nisqually Indian Bingo with 2533;
Harvey Bruce of Oakville, Wa., Ken
Choke of Olympia, Wa., Leo Daniel of
Oakville, Wa., and James Pickernell of
Taholah, Wa. 2. Panhandle Helicopter
with 2500; Pat Morin of Nespelem, Wa.,
Russ Marchand of Nespelem, Wa., Soy
Redthunder of Elmer City, Wa., and
Darrel Dick also of Nespelem, Wa. 3.
Hard Hitters with 2471; Ron Navanick
of Roosevelt, Ut., R. Charles Pawninnee
also of Roosevelt, Terry Cuch of Ft.
Duschesne, Ut., and Vaughn Pike of
Neola, Ut. 4. Blackburn Trucking with
2327; Chris James, Jason James and Benji
Kautz of Taholah, Wa., and Phillip
Blackburn of Amanda Park, Wa.
Men's Doubles event had forty-three
entries. 1 . Ken Tiger and Gary Bill, Jr. of
Oakland, Ca. with 1282. 2. was Jerry
Ratcliff of Coulee Dam, Wa. and Ron
Staggs of Nespelem, Wa. with 1251. 3.
David and Andre Jumper of Hollywood,
Fl. with 1207. 4.5. tie between Kelly
and Gerald Chapoose of Ft. Duschesne,
Ut. and Philmon Bowers and Delwin
McCowan of Hollywood and Clewiston,
Florida. They each totaled 1 199.
Men's Singles event had eighty-six
entries. 1 . Leo Daniels of Oakville, Wa.;
730, 2. Bill Bruguier of Sacramento,
Ca.; 714, 3. Mike McDonald of Sun
Valley, Nv.; 667, 4. Joseph Mullen of
Worley, Id.; 647, 5. Soy Redthunder of
Elmer City, Wa.; 646, 6. Delwin
McCowen of Clewiston, Fl.; 644, 7.
Randy McCook of Ft. Duschesne, Ut.;
640, 879. tie between Mike Clements
of Warm Springs and Ron Staggs of
Nespelem, Wa.; 630, 1 0.1 1 . tie between
Louis Valencia of Windsor, Ca., and
David Jumper of Hollywood, Fl.; 629.
Men's Handicap All-events had forty
one entries. 1. Ron Staggs of Nespelem,
Wa.; 1907, 2. Bill Bruguier of
Sacramento, Ca.; 1839, 3. Pat Morin of
Nespelem, Wa.; 1837, 4. Ken Tiger of
Oakland, Ca.; 1833.
Women's Team event had twenty
two entries. 1 . Scribbles with 2498 ; Kathy
Sirois of Omak, Wa., Gilly Staggs of
Nespelem, Wa., Michele Sirois, Omak,
Wa., and Theresa Bessette of Omak,
Wa. 2. Double Trouble with 2429; Sybil
Smith, Saphronia Katchia, Michele
Stacona and Libby Chase of Warm
Springs, Or. 3. Aiyatma with 2390;
Darla Brown, Myra Sha wa way, Merci
Suppah and Donna Anstett of Warm
Springs, Or.
Women's Doubles event had thirty
three entries. 1. Paula Brisbois and
Dena Thurby of Warm Springs had
1263, 2. Angie Spino and Birney Boise
of Warm Springs had 1230, 3.
Saphronia Katchia and Michele
Stacona of Warm Springs had 1 183, 4.
Carol Wyatt of Reno, Nv. and Molly
Preston of Oakland, Ca. had 1 1 75.
Women's Singles event had sixty-six
entries. 172. tie between Margie Tuckta
and Paula Brisbois of Warm Springs
had 685, 3. Kathy Sirois of Omak, Wa.
had 667, 4. Sharon Redthunder of Elmer
City, Wa. had 629, 5. Cheryl Dick of
Nespelem, Wa. had 626, 6. Cheryl Pinner
of Klamath Falls, Or. had 619, 7. Sybil
Smith of Warm Springs, Or. had 618,
8. Anna Clements of Warm Springs
had 616.
Women's Handicap All-events had
forty-two entries. 1. Margie Tuckta of
Warm Springs had 1901, 2. Birney
Boise of Warm Springs had 1801, 3.
Dena Thurby of Warm Springs had
1799, 4. Sandra Greene of Warm
Springs had 1788.
Mixed Team event had sixty-one
entries. 1 . D&R's with 2398; Cheryl and
Darrel Dick of Nespelem, Wa., Sharon
and Soy Redthunder of ElmerCity, Wa.,
2. Doug Allards with 2387; Audi Moran
of Pablo, Mt., Lynette Moran of Arlee,
Mt., Bud Moran of Pablo, Mt., Bear
Malatare of Pablo, Mt., 3. Ute Lanes had
2355; Annette Pike of Neola, Ut., Felecia
Pike of Ft. Duschesne, Ut., Terry Cuch
of Ft. Duschesne, Ut., Vaughn Pike of
Neola, Ut., 4. Keeping up with the Jones'
had 2342; Bruce Jones and Carmen Jones
of Woodfords, Ca., Carolyn Kenton of
Gardnerville, Nv., Marty Meeden of
Antelope Acres, Ca., 5. Classy "Rollers"
had 2335; Freida Hedrick and Sherd
Reynolds of Grass Valley, Ca., Ken Tiger
of Oakland, Ca., Joe Boise of Warm
Springs, Or., 6. Yakama Wild Life had
2327; Jennie Honanie, Carol George,
Maynard Honanie and Richard George
of Wapato, Wa., 7. Cal-Mex had 2301;
Chik Charkey and Kay Decorah of
Oakland, Ca., Patti Dixon of San Quentin,
Ca., Bob Watchman of Farmington NM.
Mixed Doubles had 121 entries. 1.
Briana Bob and Rus Marchand of
Nespelem, Wa. with 1237, 2. Myra
Sha wa way and Virgil Orange of Warm
Springs had 1219, 3. Butch David and
Dorothy Shadley of Warm Springs
had 1215, 4. Jose Calica and Saphronia
Katchia of Warm Springs had 121 1, 5.
Paula Brisbois and Dan Brisbois of
Warm Springs had 1205, 6. Sandra
Main and Robert Main of Warm
Springs had 1204, 7. Ernie Chapoose of
Ft. Duschesne, Ut. and Theresa Bessette
of Omak, Wa. had 1203, 8. Carol Wyatt
and Walter Maine of Reno, Nv. had
1200, 9. Carmen Shortman and Fred
Shortman of Oakville, Wa. had 1197,
10. Vanessa Lallashute of Toppenish
Wa. and Mickey Morena of Sacramento,
Ca. had 1192, 11. Jennie Honanie and
Maynard Honanie of Wapato, Wa. had
1 1 9 1 , 1 2.1 3. tie between Ruth Wahpat
and Bob Wahpat of White Swan, Wa.
and Wendell Henry and Denise Thomas
of Sparks, Nv. with 1189. 14. Virginia
Staggs and Ron Staggs of Nespelem,
Wa. had 1179, 15. Kim Jamison of
Toppenish and Wally Smartlowit of
Wapato, Wa. with 1173.
Masters Men's A division had sixty
entries. 1 . Bryan James of Taholah, Wa.,
2. Greg Russell of Stockton, Ca.. 3. John
Malatare of Arlee, Mt., 4. Mel Miles of
Portland, Or., 5. Lloyd Irving of Pablo,
Mt.
Masters Men's B division; I. Ted
James of Wadsworth, Nv., 2. Ernie
Moran of Arlee, Mt., 3. Don Finn of Cass
Lake, Mn 4. Owen Dunzuka of Warm
Springs, Or., 5. Phillip Blackburn of
Amanda Park, Wa.
Masters Men's C division; 1. Louie
Moreno of Sacramento, Ca., 2. Ken Tiger
of Oakland, Ca., 3. Wally Smartlowit of
Wapato, Wa., 4. Butch David of Warm
Springs, Or., 5. Mike McDonald of
Reno, Nv.
Masters Women's A division; 1.
Billie Hicks of Carson City, Nv., 2. Renee
Poodry of Carson City, Nv 3. Lanette
Moran of Arlee, Mt., 4. Sylvia Davis of
Wadsworth, Nv., 5. Charlotte Shike of
Warm Springs, Or.
Masters Women's B division; 1.
Birney G. Boise of Warm Springs, 2.
Ramona Darrough of Sparks, Nv., 3.
Myrna Jamison of Seattle, Wa. 4. Sharon
Wood of Carson City, Nv., 5. Sandra
Danzuka of Warm Springs, Or.
Masters Women's C division; 1.
Darlene Imus of Wadsworth, Nv., 2.
Dorothy Shot of Oakland, Ca., 3. Virginia
Lallashute of Harrah, Wa. , 4. Joni David
of Warm Springs, Or., 5. Daren
Christensen of Wadsworth, Nv.
Spilyay Tymoo photo by Saphronia Katchia
Antonio Scott of Blackwolf puts up a shot against United Tribes
defense during championship.
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Austin Greene is pictured above at the Reno Hilton Bowling Center in Reno, Nevada.
Vanderlogt overall winner of 14.5 mini marathon
The annual Mini Marathon was
held April 15, 1995 at the Kah-Nee-Ta
Village. A total of 37 runners
competed for overall winner of the
1 4.5 mile marathon, eighteen for the
10K, 42 for the 3 mile, and 27 in the
1 mile fun run or walk. Total runners
for the day is 126.
Overall male winner of the 14.5
mile is 30 year-old Tim Vanderlogt
with a time of 1 .25:29, overall female
winner of the 14.5 mile is 36 year
old Jane Cleavengar with a time of
1.34:35.
Overall male winner of the lOKis
27 year-old Lee O'Conner with a
time of 35:47, overall female winner
of the 1 OK is 40 year-old Toni Brown
with a time of 49:12.
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14.5 mile winners are: Tim
Vanderlogt, 1.25:29; Ted Barney,
1.29:14; Andy Schob, 1.32:41; Jane
Cleavengar, 1.34:35; Stan Kneeland,
1.35:21; Johnny Fennel, 1.35:21;
TomLemire, 1.39:49; Steve Eggerts,
1 .39:59; Brad Johnson, 1.41:01; Mel
Long, 1.41:51; Kathrine Sundling
Hunt, 1.41:59; Sandie Coats, 1 .42: 1 9;
Scott McQueenie, 1.44:39; Elias
Yallup, 1.46:34; Carshal Brunoe,
1.47:47; Jodi Kartes, 1.49:18; Max
Herdon, 1.50:39; Bob Boss, 1.51:14;
Jeanette Groesez, 1.56:49; Butch
Carlson, 1.58:15; Mattie Corya,
1 .58:41 ; Kim Sultar, 1 .58:49; Tommy
Parks, 2.01:54; Rodney Strong,
2.02:16; Archie Blackey, 2.02:29;
Chey Wasson, 2.03:23; Samuel
Beekman, 2.05:29; Ron Deering,
2.06:42; Rhonda S., 2.09:09; Andrea
Carlson, 2.16:06; Susan Goffena,
2.17:29; Darlene Deering, 2.23:58;
Leffert Miller, 2.26:58; Millie H.,
3.23:00; Oliver Kirk, 3.23:00.
10K winners are: Lee O'Conner,
35:47; Juan Moreno, 37:51; Roy
Nakamura, 40:44; Micky McDonald,
40:51; Jimmie Nordordon, 45:37;
Merlin White, 45:46; Paul Hardening,
46:11; Dan Ahern, 47:50; Toni
Brown, 49:12; Paul Clowns, 49:12;
Shallyn Morain, 51.44; Ted West,
51:46; Ute-MariePaul,58:04;Connie
Anderson, 59:22; Dee Dee Reiser,
59:22; Joe Tuckta, 1.00:00; Nick
Norgordon, 1.04:46; Kim Hardening,
1.09:58.
3.0 mile winners are: Jeff
Sherman, 17:22;Jorn Morall, 19:43;
Miesner Tucker, 21:03; Richard
Olafson, 23:20; Keno Tuckta, 24:05;
Lee Puente, 25:01; Aaron Greene,
25:47; Naomi Dick, 26:14; Buster
Isadore, 27: 12; Andrew West, 27:28;
Lucas Conway, 28:20; Randy Boise,
Jr., 29:02; Sylvia Erdmann, 29:05;
Oscar Queahpama, 29:11; Emilena
Suppah, 29:18; Barbara Olafson,
29:54: Julia Heath, 31:31; Chet
VanPelt, 31:35; Irene Boise, 31:38;
Raphael Queahpama, 31:48; Erica
Parra, 32:44; Shayla Frank, 32:45;
Jeanetta Mareno, 33:41; Jeremy
McKineley, 35:02; Cecil Dick, 35:27;
Bridgette Parra, 35:42; Daleena
Frank, 35:43; CR Begay, 36:13;
Laritta Greene, 38 :00; Jessie Adams,
38:5 1; Violet Heath, 38:52; Mariann
Stahi, 38:52; Melvin Stahi, 39:00;
Lillian Heath, 40:25; Benson Heath,
41:13; Winona Moody, 4 1 :34; Shelly
Greene-Boise, 43: 1 5; Myrtle Suppah,
44:40; Gwen Leonard, 44:55; Patrick
Adams, 51:20; Alfredo Estimo, Jr.,
53; 1 1 ; Albert Adams, 53:03; Johnson
Bill, 56:05.
Photos by
Selena T. Boise
Ted Barney
A total of 89 runners at the starting line for the 1 0K, 3.0 mile and 1 .0 mile fun run walk.