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Warm Springs, Oregon
Spilyay Tymoo
Spilyay Tymoo Sports
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In addition to other festivities the
annual Fry Bread Golf Tournament
held during the Pi-Ume-Sha
Celebration was held June 24, 25,
1 995 at the Kah-Nee-Ta Golf Course.
The results for men and ladies in this
tournament are:
Ladies Gross-lst Shauna
Mehlberg, 150; 2nd Cheryl
Nordhagen, 193.
Ladies Net-lst Madeline
Queahpama, 142; 2nd Gari Kirk, 148.
Men's A Division Gross-lst
Mike Altman, 146; 2nd Will
Moschetti, 148;3rdTerrySouza, 153.
Men's A Division Net-lst Lee
Nordhagen, 136 and Chuck Schmidt,
136; 3rd Frank Masser, 138.
Men's B Division Gross-lst
Jonathan Dodson, 162; 2nd Turk
Holford, 164; Eiel Eielson, 168.
Men's B Division Net-1 st Willie
Stacona, 135; 2nd Dave Lawrence,
140; 3rd J.C. Penny.
Men's C Division Gross-lst
Karmen Blake, 161; 2nd William
Henke, 173 and Cecil Seyler, and
173.
Men's C Division Net-lst
Anthony Stacona, 137; 2nd Bob
Tamura, 139; 3rd Gordon Cannon,
140 and Craig Spainhower, also 140.
Simnasho Vol's girls and li'l Vol's
coed basketball teams results for the
season 1994-1995.
Simnasho Vol's girl's 12 & under
basketball team, by age is: Tera
Wallulatum, Crystal Smith, Shamona
Charley, Blanche Mitchell, Hestei
Scott, Billie Suppah, Gena Smith,
Nicole Main, Lutah Wallulatum,
Susie Davis, Coach, Lorraine
Suppah. Li'l Vol's coed 10 & under
basketball team is: Larisa
Wallulatum, Aaron Mitchell, Bran
don Mitchell, Myrtle Suppah, Sasha
Mitchell, Emilena Suppah, Jayleen
Main, Jaylyn Suppah, Cyrclle
Mitchell, Jayce Wallulatum, Larry
Switzler, Dustin, Suppah Coach,
Joyce Suppah.
We hosted two tournaments this
year which we held at the WS com
munity center over a weekend in
December and February. December
tournaments was a girl's 13 & under
and a coed 10 & under, which we
receive many compliments. The Feb
ruary tournaments was a girl's 12 &
under and a play-for-fun coed 10 &
under.
We also participated and repre
sented WS in these tournaments this
season:
Professional boxer, Joe Hipp,
to train in Warm Springs
Spilyay Tymoo photo by Bob Medina
Willie Stacona chipping onto green during Fry Bread tourney.
The number-two ranked
heavyweight boxer in the world, Joe
Hipp, has established his training
camp at Indian Head Gaming Center
in Warm Springs, Oregon as he
prepares for an August 1 9th challenge
of the World Boxing Association's
Heavyweight Championship.
Joe Hipp has already achieved a
significant first the Native
American to be ranked a "top-ten"
contender for the Heavyweight
Championship of the World.
He is presently ranked 2 by the
World Boxing Associtation. He
expects to achieve even more
important firsts to be the first Native
American to be the Heavyweight
Champion of the World.
Hipp's manager, Roland
Jankelson, said that Eugene
businessman Ritch Danner is
responsible for Hipp locating his
training camp in Oregon. "We had
opportunities to set up training in a
number of locations including
Australia, Ritch conveniently
arranged for everything we required
so we decided on Oregon". That fact
also allows Hipp to return to the
roots of his professional career. Joe
had his first bout in Eugene, Oregon
his first ten round main event there
and trained in Eugene for two years
Jankelson said.
Sponsors for Hipp's Training
Camp are Indian Head Gaming
Center and the Confederated Tribes
of Warm Springs Reservation of
Oregon. Public workouts and
appearances will be scheduled
periodically in July fulfilling the
terms of the sponsorship agreements.
The Training camp will begin July 5
Nov.-Goldendale, WA Girl's 14
& under (received Sportsmanship)
Dec.-WS Cougars Coed 14 &
under (we placed 4th) WS Vol's girls
sl3 & under (placed 3rd).
Jan.-WS Wecbaad Coed 12 &
under (placed 3rd). Owyhee, NV
Girls II & under (placed 1st). WS
Cougars Girls 12 & under (place
1st).
Fcb.-WS Vol's Girl's 12 & under
(placed 1st) Coed 10 & under had
play-for-fun games. WS Scowma
Girls sl2 & under (placed 4th).
WSCC Girls 1 3 & under (placed 2nd).
Mar.-Pendleton Girls 12 & under
(placed 2nd).
Apr.-Ft. Hall, ID girls 1 1 & under
(placed 1st). Girls 14 & under.
Chiloquin Girls 13 & under (placed
1st).
May-WS Girls 1 1 & under play-for-fun
(never lost a game out of 5
games).
Season's overall results for 16
tournaments: five first places; two
second places, two third places; three
fourth places; four not placed (two
due to play-for-fun and the other two
due to competing with the experi
enced). In each tournament, the teams
played anywhere from two games to
five games a weekend. And paying
an entry-fee anywhere from $50 to
$175 for each tournament. While
participating in all these tournaments
the kids received many awards which
include, Sportsmanship, first place
jackets, second place jerseys, third &
fourth place t-shirts, participating t
shirts, MVP awards, many-many All
Starawards, MissMr. Hustle awards,
Most points award & Inspiration
awards.
As coaches of these two teams
consisting of 22 players, we have to
put a lot of time and money into them
to be successful and that's when we
very much appreciate all our spon
sors and helpers. We want to thank
all of you that took part in sponsoring
us, transportation, parent participa
tion, Simnasho auction, Simnasho
community rummage sale, raffle cord
of wood (Ricky Minthorn won), do
nations, bake sales, can drives, Spa
ghetti feed.
Tournament helpers are as fol
lows: Simnasho Longhouse mem
bers, WSFPI, Piumesha, 4H Exten
sion, Rainbow Market, WS Market,
Traditional Treasures-Wanda
VanPclt, Cliffs Repair in Madras,
Burger Inn, Florene Scott, Max &
Kimiko Mitchell, Tony & Robin
Mitchell, Mr. & Mrs. Franklin
Suppah, Darrel Wallulatum, all par
ents, Lisa Suppah, Mr. & Mrs. Tony
VanPelt, Ellen Thompson, Lyle
Rhoan Jr. Paul Harper, Connie John
son, Bruce Brunoe Logging, Austin
Greene, Raymond Shike, Jr., Danielle
Switzler, Marsha Soliz, Harry
Phillips, Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Greene
Sr., Joe Winishut, Tyrone Ike, Jacob
Frank Sr., Mr. & Mrs. Enie Herkshan,
Mr. & Mrs. Ricky Minthorn, Mrs.
Burns, Celia Greene, Kim Wheeler,
Richard Tohet, Bo Ortez, Mr. & Mr.
Ed Case, Mr. & Mrs. Leland Thomp
son, Dorothy Shadley & Butch David,
Bernice Mitchell, Mr. & Mrs. Gorky
Mitchell, Joni Wallulatum, Mr. &
Mrs. Yaht Frank, Mr. & Mrs. Lyle
Rhoan Sr., Mr. & Mrs. Owen Danzuka
Sr., Mr. & Mrs. Jay Suppah, Linda
Polk, Carlos Calica, Marvin Meanus,
Guy Wallulatum, Louella Heath,
Vicky Moore, Etta Johnson, Vicky
Hellon, Rosa Graybael, Merle Kirk,
Louis Tewee Sr., Pierson Mitchell,
George Danzuka, Rosalind Sampson,
Janice G. Gunshows, Elton Greeley,
Merle Thompson, Patrick Mitchell,
Ramona Starr.
Referees: Satch Miller, Charley
Gonzales, Donny Winishut, Ricky
Minthorn, Carlos Northrup, Tony
Mitchell, Ron Suppah.
Clockbook: Roland & Verleen
Kalama, Sam Kentura, Jay Suppah,
Continued on page 9
Crooked River Round-Up
The 50th anniversary of the
and conclude July 31, 1995 and will Crooked River Round-Up is gearing
include sparring sessions.
Hipp (30-3) will meet Bruce
Seldon (32-3) of Atlantic City in the
12 round WBA Heavyweight
Championship as part of a pay-per-view
presentation which includes the
highly publicized come back of Mike
Tyson. The event takes place August
19th at the MGM Grand Garden in
Las Vegas Nevada.
Runners Club holds annual Pi-Ume-Sha Run; results noted
An enthusiastic, but small, group
of runners turned out for the annual
Pi-Ume-Sha Run at 8:00 a.m. on
Saturday, June 24. The run was
launched from the Warm Springs
Community Center. Thirty-five
runners challenged the course that
was described in the flyer as "flat".
After one runner finished the race,
he commented, "What do you mean,
it's flat! It didn't feel flat!"
Participants were treated to warm,
sunny weather, friendly people, an
impromptu wet T-shirt contest, as
well as great awards and ribbons for
top finishers.
This run has been sponsored
annually by the Warm springs
Reservation Runners. Many thanks
to all those who helped with this
year's event. Special thanks to Val
Squiemphen for her great organizing
and motivating abilities, and those
incredible tank tops. John Anderson
deserves a pat on the back for all his
work getting awards and ribbons
ready for the run, ensuring the proper
run starting time, and helping with
the awards ceremony. Thanks to
Barbara Poncho for all those oranges
and watermelon for the thirsty and
hungry finishers. And thanks to Cal
Poncho who helped before the run
and cheered everybody on even
though he was unable to be there
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up to be one full of all kinds of activi
ties. Starting out withPari-mutuel horse
racing which gets under way July 5
and will run to the 8th, on Saturday
night with post time for the first race is
7:00 p.m. , each night.
Wednesday,night July 5, there is a
Horsemen's breakfast at 6:00 A. M.
and also is ladies night, and on July 6,
Horsemen's breakfast at 6:00 A.M.
and is Coors night. Friday July 7th, a
Horsemen's breakfast 6:00A.M., Car
nival gets underway. Race post time
7:00 P.M.
Saturday July 8, 1995, Cowboy
Breakfast at infield at Fairgrounds. At
10:00 A.m. the street parade through
down town Prineville. 1:00 P.M.,
PRCA Rodeo first performance, horse
race post time 7:00 P.M. Buckaroo
breakfast after the races behind the
grandstands.
Sunday at 6:00 A.M. a Cowboy
Breakfast at infield at Fairgrounds, 8 :00
A.M.rodeoslackinoutdoorarena. 10:00
A.M. attend the carnival. At 1:00 P.M.
PRCA rodeo performance, kids day.
Crooked River Round-Up Pari
mutuel horse racing July 5-8, 1995. at
7:00 P.M.. Race tickets are $4.00 and
good for nay of the four days of race
meet. Children under 1 2 not admitted to
the races by order of the State Racing
Commission. .
Rodeo tickets are for reserved box
seats $12.00, adult general admission
$10.00. Child 12 and under general
admission grandstand $8.00. Bleacher
tickets are $8.00, and sold at the gate
only.
Ticket Hot line is 1-800-4-BULLRIDES.
WS Recreation dept. busy, busy
7 p.m. at the
Runners of all ages participated in this year's Pi-Ume-Sha Run.
Maldonado, 15:21; Leo Hellon,
15:40; Koosh Selam, 16:02; Ty
Eagle Speaker, 16:10; Louis D.
Smith, 16:48; Daniel Smith, 16:51;
Vicki Poncho, 16:56; Austin Smith
Saturday.
So many people to thank, they
include: Ron Jaramillo, Laura
Cailloux, Andy Leonard, Gladys
Squiemphen, Normandie Phelps,
Oliver Kirk, Brandon, Charlie and
Shellie, Millie Frazier, and Vicki
Poncho. Thanks to everyone who
brought raffle donations. Thanks also
to anybody we missed-we don't
mean to overlook your contribution.
2 Mile Fun Run
Randall Nathan, 14:14; Williard
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Jr., 20:32; Austin Smith, Sr., 20:35;
Rosenda Shippentower, 21:24;
Aimee Metcalf, 22:03; Millie
Frazier, 26:49.
10K (6 mile) Run
Ted Barney, 37:30; Tim
Williams, 39:21; Gabriel
Scabbyrobe, 40:35; Tate Metcalf,
41:30; Jane Clevenger, 41:58;
Mathew Stromer, 46:49; Michael
Mennick, 47:29; Anna Stone, 47:35;
Don Courtney, 48:34; Chad Brindle,
49:49; Jimmie Norgordon, 50:23;
Doug Clevenger, 50:48; Dena Zunie,
51:50; David Haner, 52:20; Mark
Jackson, 53:34; Deborah Clark,
55:27; Paul Smith, III, 56:40; Lucas
Ike, 59:27; Linda Zunie, 59:53;
Debbie Thompson, 62:52; Nick
Norgordon, 63:50; and David
Thomason, 64:30.
Following is what's happening at
the Warm Springs Recreation de
partment. Twelve athletes will travel to the
Indigenous Games held in St. Paul,
MN on July 28 through August 6th.
The Indigenous Games is a festival
of sporting activities that will have
over 400 tribes and 8,000 to 10,000
athletes representing Indian Tribes
from Canada and the United States.
There will be six basketball players
and six track and field athletes repre
senting TEAM OREGON. Track &
Field members are: Tim Williams,
Cliff Pamperien, Raymond Ander
son, Siagigi Histake, Odessa Jones,
Mike Speakthunder and Andy
Leonard. Basketball team members
are: Ty Eaglespeaker, Jered Moses,
Roland Kalama III, Foster Sahme,
Allen Jackson and Mario Smith.
Coachchaperones are: Andy
Leonard, Fran Ahern and Austin
Greene. These athletes will be hav
ing fund-raisers for team uniforms
throughout the community.
The Family Jamboree Day is set
for July 15. The scheduled activities
is for kids and parents to come to
gether for a day of fun. Starting the
fun will be the Bend Bandits Base
ball Clinic starting at 1 1 a.m. until 3
p.m. Kids ages 8 to 18 years. Regis
tration fee is $10 which includes a t
shirt. Sign up now at the community
center.
Other activities start at 1 p.m.
which include, water slide, volley
ball, t-ball jamboree, archery and
kid's games.
Barbecue at 4 p.m. with family
games (canoe races, sack races, bal
loon toss and fun relays) at 5:30 p.m.
Ending the day will be the com
munity powwow at
community center.
A very special visitor will be in
attendance, Heavyweight contender,
Joe Hipp, who will fight Bruce Seldon
for the W"B.A. Heavyweight titli in
August. (Event sponsored by Com
munity Health Promotion)
The Billy Mills Recreational In
vitational Youth Track Meet will be
on July 18, 1995 at 5 p.m. at the
Madras High School. Boys and girls
ages 3-5 years, 6-18 years can sign
up at the Recreation department.
Billy Mills will have lunch with
the kids, parents and community at
11:45 a.m. and then have a seminar
in the gym at 1:30 p.m. The commu
nity is welcome to listen. (Sponsored
by WS Recreation Department and
Community Health Promotion)
The First Annual "Shoot the
Rock" Basketball Clinic will be held
on July 19, 199 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Boys and girls ages 6-18 years.
Randall Cook, Swinomish tribe will
be conducting the clinic.
T.E.A.M. Running Eagles Youth
Running Club will be going to sched
uled running events throughout the
summer. Boys & girl ages 8 to 21
years. June 24-Pi-Ume-Sha Run WS;
July 2-Run With the Gods, Cascade
Locks, OR; July 15-Smith Rock Run,
Terrebonne, OR
Interested call Andy Leonard 553
3243 Midnight Basketball League for
Boys and girls ages 13-21 years, from
8:30 to 11:30 p.m. June 30th, July
1st, 7th, 8th, 14th, 21st, & 22nd;
August 1 1th, 12th, 17th and 18th.
Focus: Fundamentals, stretching,
conditioning, teamwork, (oh yeah,
and scrimmages) Players show up in
the beginning to participate.