6 February 29, 1996
Warm Springs, Oregon
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Susan Guerin is teaching gymnastics to boys and girls ages 3-12. She has taken a group to see an
international gymnastics meet at the Rose Garden January 27 and plans to attend other gymnastics
meets in the future. Practice is held Mondays and Tuesdays in the basement of the Community Center
from 4-6 p.m.
Wilsonville ends Madras winning streak
, Someone closed (he gale on the
road to a undefeated season when the
Madras While Buffaloes traveled to
Wilsonville for a regular league game
Tuesday night Feb. 13, 1996. The
Wilsonville Wild Cats put the claws to
the Buffaloes beating them 58-42, for
the first league game loss of the year for
the Buffs.
; The season wasn't really peaches
and cream for the Buffs but they put
things together when they needed it in
the past getting by three games in OT,
one went intodoublc OT. So there is no
surprise they dropped a game.
Wilsonville a new school in theTri
Vallcy league have a good team and .
most of them arc underclassmen. They
will be around again next year. Well so
will Madras...
The game started out on the right
Little League sign-up
The Warm Springs Recreation
Department will be taking sign-ups
for the 1 996 Little League season on
Monday, March 11, and again on
March 25, at the Administration
lobby from 9 a.m. to noon. And again
at the Warm Springs Market from 2
to 5 p.m. The registration deadline is
set for Monday, March 25 for all
interested children. This will be the
final day applications for registra
tion will be accepted.
This is for all local youth ages 6
years to 15 years of age. The dead
line for age being August 1st. Divi
sions of the league are as follows: T
Ball is Co-ed and for children ages 6
8 years of age. Minor League Girl's
and Boy's is for ages 8 to 1 1 years,
Major Girl's and Boy's will be for
youth ages 10 to 12 years and the
Senior program is for youth ages 13
to 15 years, both boys and girls. (
Registration forms will be sent'
WSFPI Timberwolves 15 & Under
Timbercubs 11 & Under
Boys Basketball Tournament
March 1-3, 1996
at Warm Springs Community Center
ENTRY FEE:
1 5 & Under-$1 25 1 1 & Under-$75
AWARDS:
1st thru 4th, Mr. Hustle, MVP, Sportsmanship,
All Stars
Dance Saturday from 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m.
For more info: call 541-553-1 131 leave message with
Donna or Nettie
track in the first quarter as the Butts led
1 1 -9 at the end of the first period. There
were a lot of turnovers that was costly
for the Buffs during the game. The
Wild Cats fought back to end the first
hal f of play in a deadlock with the score
22 apiece.
The third quarter the two teams
battled evenly throughout the quarter
scori ng basket for basket and ended up
in a 33-33 tie. In the final quarter the
Wild Cats got a little jump on the
Buffs to pull ahead forthe rest of the
game. In the closing moments of the
game it was keep away for the Wild
Cats after they built a little lead
causing the Buffs to do some foul
ing in order to get the ball.
Wilsonville was pretty deadly at the
foul line getting 1 1 of 1 4 free throws
to increase their lead and eventually
begins March 11
out by mail for youth that have par
ticipated in previous years. If your
child is new, applications can be
picked up at the Recreation office.
All returning coaches need to notify
the Recreation office on their deci
sion to return. More volunteer
coaches are needed. Try-outs are
scheduled for Monday April 1 , at the
Papoose field and the Girl's field.
All coaches are encouraged to attend
the meeting scheduled for Monday
April 8, at Madras (site to be an
nounced). The Major league jambo
ree is set for Saturday April 13, at the
Fairgrounds in Madras. First league
games are scheduled for April 22nd
for Major league teams. The week
following for the Minor and T-ball
teams (local). For more information,
you may contact the Recreation De
partment at 553-3243 or 3244. Thank
you and don't forget to register your
children early!
coming out the victors of the game.
Scoring forthe Buffs were: Scott
Riddle 12, Miller 8, Kirsch 7, Foltz
6, Gregg 3, Johnson 3, Guiney 3,
Barnes.
For Wilsonville: Douglas 23, B.
Ludlow 1 10, Remington 8, Bradley
7, D.Ludlow4,
The tree pointers came from
Miller who had 2, Kirsch also had 2, T
and Guiney 1, for Wilsonville Bra- ,
dley 1 and Douglas 1.
This puts the Buffs with a 1 1 win
1 loss in the Tri-Valley league and
14-3 overall for the season. Their
next game will be with The Dalles
Indians, here on the home court.
The season is winding down pretty i
fast and it will soon be the State1
play-offs, in Eugene, on the U-0
campus in the Pit.
BAD tournament scheduled
The Confederated Tribes of
Umatilla Indian Reservation invite
all youth to participate in the 9th
Annual Basketball Against Drugs
(BAD) Tournament, to be held March
25-31 at the Mission Community
Center near Pendleton.
The Tournament Committee is
now accepting team applications and
entry fees. The first eight teams in
each division that have paid the reg
istration fee will be eligible to par
ticipate. Following are the division
requirements, entry fees and dates of
play.
March 25-27: all players in these
divisions will each receive a BAD T
shirt Ages 4-5 Co-ed exhibition games
$25 per team
Ages 6-8 Co-ed exhibition games
$25 per team
Ages 9-12 Boys & Girls games
. $50 per team ( 1 st thru 4th place and
sportsmanship, trophies will be
awarded in this division, as well as
Scott Riddle
Player of the
Year, In TVL
Scott Riddle, a Jr. was named
the player of the year by the voting
of the league coaches.
Joining Riddle on the all
conferance first team was team mate
Sr. Point Guard TJ. Foltz. Evan
Brown, the Buffs Mentor, was
named the Coach of the year, in the
Tri-Valley legue.
Two trther Madras players re
ceived honorable mentions and they
were Michael Kirsch, a Jr. and
Brian Miller, a So. This was a real
great year for the Buffaloes who
will be going on to state.
First Team: Scott Riddle, Jr., Ma
dras, James Whalen, Sr. LaSallc, T.
J. Foltz, Sr. Madras, Sean Dougles,
Jr. Wilsonville, Wayne Dralle, Jr.
Gladstone, Jeff Auxier, So.
Sherwood.
Second Team: Erik Bjork, Sr,
Gladstone, Frank Suarez, So. Port
land Christian, Tyson Fuher, Sr.
Sherwood,JoelHabberstad,Sr.The
Dalles,
Third Team: Dave Mueller, Jr.
LaSalle, Jon Greenup, Sr. Estacada,
Chris George, Jr. LaSalle, Sawren
Bennett,Sr.PortlandChristian,Cole
Saben So. Portland Christian, Luke
Peterson, Jr, Portland Christian.
Player of the year: Scott Riddle.
Madras. Coach of the year: Evan
Brown, Madras
Buff playoff
Tuesday
Game time
7:30 p.m.
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United Tribes
The 14th Annual WarmSprings
Magpies All Indian Men's
Basketball Tournament was held
at the Warm Springs Community
CenterFebruary 23-25, 1996. This
was a nine team true double
elimination tournament (back
door). Teams that participated
were: Sidwalter Scouts,
Toppenish Skins, NW
Roadrunners, Nevada Rebels, NW
Chiefs, United Tribes, Wapato
Cavaliers, WS Timberwolves and
the host Magpies.
Champions: United Tribes of
Wild Horse Race school to be
A Wild Horse Race School will
be given at Madras, Oregon on March
23, 1996 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the
Indoor arena. Cost will be $50 per
student. Instruction in saddling,
riding, shanking and mugging. There
will be a jackpot race after school
and also a video replay of instruc
tion. Weather permitting on Sunday,
March 24, 1996 at 1 p.m. there will
be open and novice jackpot races at
the Warm Springs arena. Awards will
be given. Only paid participants al
lowed in arena (no exceptions).
For more pre-registration and in
formation call instructors: Dave
Smith 1-541-633-8880; Marvin
championship sweatshirts for Is
place)
March 28-3 1 : These divisions wil
receive championship jackets for 1 st
place, sweatshirts for 2nd place, all
star awards, Mr.Ms. Hustle awards
and BAD T-shirts.
Ages 13-15 Boys & Girls $75 per
team
Ages 16-1 8 Boys & Girls $75 per
team
Entry fee must be paid in advance
in order for the team to play. For
more information contact Lou Far
row at 541-276-8129 or Mitch Pond
at 541-278-5364. Registration fees
may be paid by check or money or
der, payable to Lou Farrow or Mitch
Pond, and mailed to their attention at
PO Box 638, Pendleton, OR 97801.
"In the past we've had teams from
all over the area and from other Res
ervations," said Lou Farrow, Tour
nament Committee Secretary, "we
look forward to another fun and suc
cessful tournament for the kids again
this year."
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Paula Brisbois was selected as Out-standing bowler 1995 during
the 19th Annual All -Indian Bowling tournament in Reno, NV.
Selection was based on the bowler who placed in all the events
entered, which she qualified by placing first or second.
win annual Magpie tourney
Warm Springs, Oregon
Runner Ups: Nevada Rebels
of Reno, Nevada
Third Place: Wapato
Cavaliers of Wapato, Washington
Fourth Place: Warm Springs
"Magpies" of Warm Springs,
Oregon
Most Valuable Player: Bob
Sobotta of United Tribes team
from Warm Springs
Mr. Hustle: Pockets Unive of
the Nevada Rebels
High Scorer: Glen Jones of
the Wapato Cavaliers-729 points
over five games, 25.8 average
Layng 1-541-923-3264; Edison
Yazzie 1-541-553-5817; or mail in
Warm Springs Community
Center Recreation Calendar
February
29-MJH Girl's game 4:15
March
1, 2, 3-Timber Cub's 12
Janice Gunshows
B, 9, 10-We BAAAD Girl'sBoy's 11 & Under Coed
DBB Tourney-Tony Suppah
15, 16, 17-Open weekend
18 to 22- WSCC staff "Spring Break events"
C22, 23, 24-Youth Recreation
bns 13 & Under Boy'sGirl's Tourney-WSCC
29, 30-Warriors Challenge
Captain Moody
PrJJ
6, 7-Blackwolfe Prevention Men's 6 ft. 1 BB
Tourney-Foster Kalama
12, 13, 14-Teen Boy's BB
19, 20, 21-17 & Under Boy's BB-Melvin Tewee
20-Kah-Nee-TaMini Marathon-WSCCAustin Greend
26, 27, 28-AFS Foreign Exchange students-Helmer &
Betty Wallan
Mary.
p, 4, 5-Open weekend
-Reservation Relay-WSCCAustin Greene
18-WS Boxing Club Smoker
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Team Sportsmanship:
Toppenish Skins, Toppenish,
Washington
All Stars: Larry Scott,
Northwest Chiefs; Andy Stacona,
Timberwolves; Alex Summers,
Toppenish Skins; Shawn Shaw,
Nevada Rebels; Reemo Smith,
Northwest Roadrunners; Vernon
Squiemphen, Sidwalter Scouts;
Seymour Rueben, United Tribes
team; Noel Hill, Wapato
Cavaliers; Jake Suppah, Magpies;
Jambo Matheny, United Tribes
team.
held March 23
quiries to PO Box
Springs, OR 97761.
734, Warm
p.m.
& Under Boy's Tourney
"Tournament of Champi-
BB ScrimmageTourney
Tourney - Tedi Tanewasha
- WSCCAndy Leonard