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Warm Springs, Oregon
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Buffaloes attempt comeback, but fall short as
Sherwood Bowmen get league win
An old saying goes, "If you can't
bcat'm, join'uin," but in (lie this case of
the Madras White Buffaloes it was, "If
you can't run through them or around
them go over them."
In the game between the highly rated
Sherwood Bowmen and the Madras
White Buffaloes, on Friday night the
home coming game the Buffaloes went
to the air. In the first period the Buffa
loes were like running into a brick wall
with their running game to where they
just couldn't go anywhere, so they
started to mix their game a little and
went arial against the Bowmen and
found they were able to move the ball
fairly easy with each play gaining more
momentum as the game went on.
The Bowmen went on a scoring
spree early in the game getting three
League bowling results noted
by Debi Wyzard
Bowling Correspondent
Great all spare game Graham Hiscock
with a 182. And this week, on Blue Monday
Mixers, Sybil Smith had a 200, and on
Monday Mixers Sharon Brown a 20.1,
Tuesday Twisters have Jean Symons with a
nice high of 254, Sue Levitt a 210, Marilyn
Middleton a 204, and Docshia Jacobs her
first 200 with a 201. Thursday Keglcrs have
Lori Urbach 228, Jean Stranton 202, and
Maries Mvizenor a 201. Friday Brightwood
wraps it up with Marlene Housden a 219.
Great job ladies.
The men have Monday Mixers with Jim
Simmons a 201, Wednesday Warm Springs
have Satch Miller a 236, 226, and Ray
Calica, Jr. 229, Thursday Mixers show Byron
VanValkenbourgh 226, B uddy Tlmrman 213,
and William Duncan 207, with Friday
Brightwood finishing with Graham 2 1 2, Carl
Daniels 20 1 . Score: Women 1 1, Men 7, Super
Job everyone.
Tidbits: Splits this week are Paul Brown
the 4-7-10, Birney Grccne-Boisc the 5-7-9,
and the 5-7, Debi Wyzard -10, Jean Symons
4-7-10.
Games over average are; Ray Calica, Jr.
with 74 pins over, Sue Levitt 56 over,
Veronica Smith 73 over, Jean Symons 80
over Doeshia 84, Lori Urbach 77 pins over,
Maries Vizenor 62 over Brenda Olheiser 65
over. Great bowling everyone.
Blue Monday Mixers:
Double Trouble 14-6
Purple Haze 13-7
Bo's Team 13-7
Hi Series; Men: John Katcliia, Jr. 514;
Alfred Wolfe 485; Richard Wolfe 485.
Women: Libby Chase 522, Arlenc
Broncheau 514; Dcna Thurby, 501.
Hi Game; Men: Richard Wolfe 192,
Alfred Wolfe 1 8 1 , John Katchia, Jr.Clint
Smith 177. Women: Sybil Smith 200, Dcna
Thurby 188, Theresa Van Pelt 187.
Monday Nite Mixers:
Rancho Rollers 19-9
Westerners 15-13
KIDZ 14-14
Hi Series; Men: Jim Simmons 567, Buddy
Thurman 514, Carl Lindgrcn 513, Women:
Sharon Brown 539, Glenda Holfuss 456,
Sharon Hillis 435.
Hi Game; Men: Jim Simmons 20 1 .Buddy
Thurman and Wayne Holzfuss 192, Jim
Simmons 190, Women: Sharon Brown 203,
179, Beth Crow 171.
Warm Springs Panthers Girls 14 & Under
Youth Basketball Tournament
November 24, 25,26, 1995
Must be enrolled in 509-J School District
NO ENTRY FEE
Will accept first eight teams
Awards:
10 Championship Jackets
10 Runner Up Sweatshirts
10 All Stars
and other awards
For information:
Luther Clements (coach) - 553-1254 after 5:30 p.m.
or Shirley Sanders (ST) - 553-1769
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TD's to lead by the score of 22-0,
before the Buffs could score. As the
Buffs got on track QB Brian Miller hit
Michael Kirschon a 17yard pass to put
the Buffs on the score board, and the
ole work horse T. J.. Foltz bullied his
way into the end zone as he took two
sherwood defenders over the end zone
for the two points.
The White Buffaloes put up a real
tussle in this game dispite the final
score. There were some mistakes made
that costed the Buffs a couple of TD's,
that were called back. The Buffs sec
ond score was a crowd plcaser as QB
Miller hit T.J. Foltz on a semi swing
pass and he went the rest of the way zig
zagging down the sideline fora68 yard
TD; The PAT failed as the pass fell
incomplete, but things were looking
Tuesday Twisters:
W S. Market 20-8
Spilyay Tymoo 19-9
Indian Gaming 16 12-11 12
Scr. Series; Jean Symons 576, Rose Foster
548, Charlene McxKelvy 526
Hdcp. Series; Veronica Smith 671, Jean
Symons 663, Doeshia 657.
Scr. Game; Jean Symons 254, Sue Levitt
210, Marilyn Middleton 204.
Hdcp game; Jean Symons 283, Veronica
Smith 263, Doeshia Jacobs 262.
Wednesday Morning Sunshiners;
Pin Droppers 18-10
Stompers 17-11
Fireballs 17-11
Scr. Series; Jewell Hiscock 498, Marilyn
Middleton 487, Nancy VanValkenbourgh
486.
Hdcp Series; Mary Burgess 611, Maxjne
York 592, Nancy VanValkenbourgh 591.
Scr. Game; Marilyn Middleton 199,
Maxine York 189, Mary McClain 184.
Hdcp Game; Mary Burgess 218, Nancy
Van Valkenbourgh 202, Ida Findley 192.
Wednesday Warm Springs:
Kingsmens 19 12-8 12
Indian Head Gaming 19-9
W S. Ath. Assn. 16-12
Scr. Series; Satch Miller 653 Ray Shike,
Jr. 590, Chet VanPelt 572.
Scr. Game; Satch Miller 236, 226, Ray
Calica, Jr. 229.
Hdcp. Series; Chet VanPelt 659, Alex
Tufti 659, Graham Hiscock 658.
Hdcp. Game; Ray Calica, Jr. 269, Alex
Tufti 255, Chet VanPelt 253.
Thursday Nite Keglers:
The Stag 19-9
Miller Ford 19-9
Full Circle 16 12-1112
Scr. Series; Lori Urbach 535, Jodie Hume
516, Feida Hodges 512.
Scr. Game; Lori Urbach 228, Jean
Stranton 202, Maries Mvizenor 201.
Hdcp. Series; Brenda Olheiser 636, Lori
Urach 613, Jodie Hume 606.
Hdcp Game; Lori Urbach 254, Brenda
Olheiser 237, Maries M. Vizenor 237.
Thursday Nite Mixers:
Thumbhole Express 11-4
Haystack Hicks 10-5
Lane Masters 9-6
Scr. Series; Men: Buddy Thurman 557,
William Duncan 539, Tim Oilvie 538.
Women: Cindy Dubisar 510, Deanna Olsen
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up for the Buffs trailing 28-14. but the
game was far from over as the Sherwood
Bowmen came storming back as broke
loose on a 38 yard run with the kick
good stretched the lead, one of their big
guns Preston Scott broke loose on a 65
yard scamper for the TD, with another
kickbuilt their lead further outofreach.
The Buffs not giving up by any
means scored again as QB Miller hit
Kirsch on a 17 yard TD Pass. And a
pass to Scott Riddle for two points.
This was one of the better games by
the Buffs dispite the big score during
the game. Just a couple of bad breaks
for the Buffs kept them out of the game.
Their next game is against league lead
ing and state rated LaSalle on their
home filed.
492, Mary McClain 464.
Scr. Game; Men: Byron Van Valkenburgh
226, Buddy Thurman 213, William Duncan
207. Women: Cindy Dubisar 190, Deanna
Olsen 175, Mary McClain 165.
Brightwood Mixers:
The Flintwoods 9-3
Desparades 8-4
Woodpeckers 7-5
Scr. Series; Men: Graham Hiscock 581,
Carl Daniels 514, Curt Pollard 493. Women:
Marlene Housden 505, Jewell Hiscock 419,
Mary Schmidt 361.
Scr. Game; Men: Graham Hiscock 212,
Carl Daniels 201 , Keith Houden 185. Women:
Marlene Housden 219, Jewell Hiscock 181.
Juniors
Wednesday Alley Cats:
Scr. Series; Boys: Colter Barnes 334,
Owen Danzuka 275, Patch Leonard 245.
Girls: Andrea Kari 365, Crystal Levitt 340,
Jamie Niergarth 290.
Scr. Game; Boys: Colter Barnes 161,
Patch Leonard 105, Owen Danzuka 101.
Girls: Andrea Kari 157, Crystal Levitt 136,
Jamie Niergarth 116.
Sara Wilkerson had 55 pins over her
average. Congratulations to all the Juniors.
Sunday Jr. Mixers:
2 8-4
5 8-4
Silent Rose 7-5
Scr. Series; Boys: Nathan Kari 443, Jackie
Coversup 392, Brandon Townsend 376, Girls:
Brook Schmidt 372, Tashina Smith 291.
Scr. Game; Boys: Nathan Kari 183,
Jeremy Blake 181, James Mclnturff 169.
Girls: Brook Schmidt 147, Tashina Smith
108.
Blackhawks Ladyhawks
"Back to the Hoop Shoot-Out"
November 3, 4, 5, 1995
Warm Springs Community Center Gym
"Family Strength in Family Unity,
Say NO to Aicohol and Drugs "
8 team 17 and under boys 8 team 15 and under boys
4 team 16 and under girls
"Winner take all" Championship sweatshirts
$150 entry fee per team for 17 & 15 and under boys
$75 entry fee per team for 16 and under girls
Awards:
Championship pullover sweatshirts
Runner up crewneck sweatshirts
3rd Place T-shirts
4th Place T-shirts
Admission charged
For information contact Tournament Director, Sam
Kentura at (503) 553-2547.
Annual
Fall Run
brings 'em
runnln'
The Annual Kah-Nee-Ta Fall Run
10K "For A Change of Pace" was
hcldSaturday,October21, 1995. The
official results are:
2.0 mile
Johnathan Courtney 12:55
Ron Deering 14:47
Falena Kentura 15:59
Sylvia McCabe 18:33
Sylvia Eardman 18:45
Monica Sampson 18:52
George Boise 19:30
Randy Boise, Jr 19:30
Carol Garrison 19:47
Laurie Danzuka 19:53
Choo-Choo Cardena 19:55
Sharon Arthur 20:27
Melvin Stahi 20:34
Albert Adams 20:44
Shay la Frank 21:37
Harry Hintsala 22:19
Sidney Greene 24:14
Shelly Greene-Boise 24:14
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The Kah-Nee-Ta "Change of Pace"
at the starting line for this event.
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Winter Sports at MHS
There is a meeting scheduled Wednesday, November 1 , 6:30 in the gym
for all athletes and their parents who wish to participate in winter sports at
Madras High School. The meeting will begin with general information and
be separated into sport sections; Cheerleading, boys basketbal, girls
basketball and wrestling.
First day of practice will be November 6.
Tournament MVP
MrMiss Hustle
High Scorer
MrMiss Rebound
Laritta Greene 24:30
Kathy Danzuka 24:33
Fritz Miller 24:39
Bubs Boise 26:02
Gwen Leonard 29:22
Lillian Heath 29:46
Tazz Boise 30:50
Sheldon Leonard 30:52
Brandon Thompson 31:01
Louell Heath-Bagley 39:12
Jayme Bagley 39:12
10K (6.2 miles)
Max Trout (Bend) 36:28
Ted Barney (WS) 37:06
Jhan Graether
(Minocqua, WI) 39:39
Julie Downing (Bend) 39:56
Edmond Francis 41:16
Jimmie Norgordon 41:20
KenTatom 43:15
Paul Harding 44:17
Anna Stone .....44:35
Nieves Francisco 44:44
Dan Miller 46:13
Walt Bolton 46:18
Mike Collar 46:32
Mary Stennfeld 47:15
Doug Cleavenger 48:02
Don Courtney 48:07
Caryn Wilson 48:38
Joe Bocancgra' 50:57
Lou Hollander 51:18
Judy Rowan 51:29
Cal Poncho 51:58
Orvie Danzuka 52:49
Leighton Arthur 54:17
Richard Driskill 54:26
Jane Cleavenger 1.01:01
Nick Norgordon 1.01:22
Aaron Greene 1.01:32
Elane Hollander 1.03:58
Sheylene Greene-Boise 1.05:36
Darlene Deering 1.09:40
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Fall run was held October 21 at Kah
Cougars to host
The Warm Springs Cougars will
be hosting a boys 12 years and
younger basketball tournament on
November 10, 11, 12, at the Warm
Springs Community Center.
Activities offered
at WSCC
Warm Springs Boxing Club prac
tice to begin Monday, October 30,
1995 at 5:30 p.m. If you are inter
ested, contact Andy Leonard at 553
3243. The Tutoring program will meet
on Tuesday, Wednesday &
Thursday from 5 to 5:45 p.m. (first
session) & 6 to 6:45 p.m. (second
session) at the WSCC Conference
room. Any student having a difficult
time with their school workcan come.
If interested contact Andy Leonard
to set up a day and time with a tutor.
Evening hours at the Community
Center are Monday & Wednesday
women's night 7:30 to 9 p.m. Tues
day & Thursday-men's night 7:30 to
9 p.m. Reminder: Please carry in
your shoes.
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Local runner Ted Barney finished
second in the 1 0K Run.
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tournament
This will be a 1 2 team tournament.
The entry fee is set for $100.00 per
team.
Awards include: 1st through 4th
place, consolation shirts for non
placing teams, Inspirational player,
Mr. Defense, Most 3 Pointers, and
each team will receive one all tourney '
player.
For more information contact
Austin Greene, Tournament Director,
at 553-3243 (work) or 553-1953
(home).
Poker walk to
be held
Walk to stop Diabetes and Kick
off theNovemberFitnessChallenge.
What: Poker Walk; When:
Wednesday, November 1 , at 1 2 noon;
Where: WS Community Center;
Who: Everyone is invited!
Free "Stop Diabetes" T-shirts to
participants. Come by the Diabetes
program booth for a free "power
food" snack and have your blood
sugar and blood pressure checked.
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