6 September 26, 1996
Warm Springs, Oregon
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Donovan Danzuka Memorial draws sixteen teams
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1996 Joey Ortiz Memorial
Road Warrior Biathlon is sched
uled for Saturday, October 26,
1996 at Kah-Nee-Ta Resort, 9:00
a.m.
All participants will ride a bi
cycle, street bike or mountain
bike, to the Industrial Park and
back to the Kah-Nee-Ta Village.
From the Kah-Nee-Ta Village
they will continue by running
eastward along the scenic 188
hole golf course, out to the 3.1
mile turn around point and back
to the village for the finish.
Pre-registered participant cost
is $15 or team $30. Day of race
cost is $20 or team $40.
Divisions are Individuals-Men
and women; team-men, women
and co-ed (2 people, 1 biker 1 run
ner) Awards will be given to Indi
vidual and Team overall.
For more information call
Warm Springs Recreation 553-
3243 or 55-3244.
1996 JOev o,
MEMORIAL'
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Road warrior bath-
By Dan Lawrence
The Donovan Danzuka Memorial
Wild Horse Race took place Saturday,
September 21, at the Warm Springs
Rodeo grounds. This event was to
honor Danzuka who enjoyed the
Rodeo scene and who passed away
last fall. Danzukas family and friends
wanted to remember him in a special
way, so they decided to hold this
Wild Horse Race Memorial and hope
to make it an annual event.
The event for the men was the
Wild Horse Race, for the women
Barrel racing and the kids had Barrel
racing and Mutton Bustin.
There were sixteen teams enter in
the Wild Horse Racing. The Jason
Smith team won the first place jackets
and beaded buckles. Spud Smith and
his team, from Madras, went home
with the second place jackets and
beaded buckles. Receiving the Third
place jackets was the Tim Hayes
team from Prineville. The Buck Smith
team left with the fourth place.
The Barrel Racing was won by
Snuffie Smith, Warm Springs, with
Diane Greene finishing second. The
kids barrel racing was won by Rene
Steele from Redmond, with second
JCMS sports
start
The Jefferson County Middle
School fall sports schedule is as
follows: 8th grade football on 10-2-96
Madras at Sisters, 10-9 Pilot Butte
at Madras, 10-16 Madras at LaPine
both 7th and 8th grades, 10-23 Madras
at Crook County, 10-30 Culver at
Madras.'
The 7th grade boys Sisters comes
to town on 10-1, 10-8 Pilot Butte at
Madras, 10-16 at LaPine with the 8th
graders, 10-22 Madras at Crook
County, 10-29 Trinity at Madras. All
' games start at 4p.m. 1
The volleyball schedule is as
follows: 10-3 Madras at LaPine to
play Gilcrest, 1 0-1 OMadras at Sisters
Elementary, 10-17 Madras a.
Obsidian (Redmond), 10-24 Madras
at Cascade (Bend), 10-31 Madras at
Crook County Middle school. All
games are to be played on Tuesdays
or Thursdays.
The Cross county team schedule
is as follows: 9-26 at LaPine, 10-5 at
Prineville, 10-16 at Madras maybe
place belonging to Courtney Salsbee
also from Redmond. Taking home
Third was Meghan Smith from
Madras. Fourth place went to Rodney
Smith III from Madras. Joella Smith
and Jacoba Smith, both from Warm
Springs, made good showings by
winning the Fifth and Sixth spots.
The crowd was entertained with
the Mutton Bustin competition there
were several youths signed up. Here
are the winners from each age group:
Joelle Smith, a three year old from
Warm Springs, won the two to four
year old age group. Winning the Five
to Six division was Five year old
Jason Begay, Warm Springs. Bobby
Thurby, Warm Springs, held on to
win the seven and up division.
We would like to thank all who
worked hard to put this together,
from the family.
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Next Football game at
st. Pats cowdeo Gladstone Sept. 27, 7:30 pm
October 19, 20, 1996 kickoff
at Jefferson County Fairgrounds ;
Registration is open until October Buffs Win 1st league game
5, until events are full.
Kids ages 5-14 are eligible.
White Buff Harriers win 1st
a strong showing. The two were John
Kalama and Koosh Selam. Kalama
placed 24th, while Selam finished
29th.
The Lady Buffs came from the
Waldport Beach, Septemberl4, run
with a first place trophy. Coach
Lonnie Henderson stated, "This meet
was a boost to our team morale, We
set our sights ahead and ran very
well considering the conditions. I
am proud of this team, but we have
our work cut out for us when we
travel to The Dalles."
Amy Hawes placed second with a
time of 18:30. The next buff to come
in was Brooke Alexander followed
by Leila Woll 12th, Laura Riley 17th,
Angela Sanders 18th,
Madras lead the team score with
55 points followed by Crowe 73,
Waldport 83 , Taft 87 , Jefferson 91,
Regis 94 , and Harrisburg incomplete.
Buff boys did not have a complete
team, but did have two runners make
Local makes team
Warm Springs tribal member
Wayne Gilbert, son of Doris Lewis,
has made the cross country team at
the Flandreau Indian School, in
Flandreau, South Dakota. Gilbert is
a senior there and is also involved in
a school organization called
Community of Caring, which goes
around the community and shares a
value system with other youths and
community members.
Cross Country coach Jerry
Schochard stated "Wayne has
improved his time two to three
minutes from last year." Schochard
also said "Gilbert is one of our finer
students here and is a pleasure to
work with as a student and athlete."
On September 21, the White Buff
Harriers traveled to The Dalles meet
where they came in fifth place. "We
had great performances from all the
girls." Stated Coach Lonnie
Henderson. He added "we have much
work to do before the district meet."
Hawes and Alexander ran right with
the leaders. The boy's team was
incomplete they had only one runner,
Jon Klos. Hermiston won both the
boys' and girls' meets.
The Madras White Buffs came
away from Estacade with there first
league win last Friday, September
20. The win improves their record to
2 wins and one loss this season.
The first half was a defensive game
with no team having any luck moving
the ball. The score was 0-0 after two
quarters of play.
In the Third quarter the Buffs final
put to gather a drive resulting a
touchdown. Jose Garcia scored from
eight yards out, after a key 4th down
15 yard pass to Scott Riddle, making
the score seven-zero with one quarter
to play. The fourth was played the
same as the previous three the defense
dominating. Until Madras running
back Seth Harris made a great run of
32 yards to the 1 yard line of Estacade.
Michael Kirsh then ran it in from the
one, Madras missed the extra point
attempt making the score Madras 1 3
Estacade 0. Coach Deloretto stated
"The defense held Estacade to 83
yards rushing, they did excellent job,
I am proud of the way they bounced
back from last week."
Keller Chistensen was the Buffs
leading rusher with 69 yards on 19
carries.
Jason Smith keeps a watchful eye on rider JaimeRae Bagley.
NFL Gatorade
Punt, Pass and Kick Competition
October 1 Madras High School
October 2 Warm Springs
Community Center
October 4 (Finals) MHS
Boys and Girls
Age Divisions:
8-9; 10-11; 12-13 and 14-15
Winners from each division will compete at the
Sectionals in Beaverton, Oregon October 19.
Sectional winners will advance to the Regional
Finals in Seattle during halftime of a regular
season Seattle Seahawk Game
For more information call the Warm Springs
Recreation Department at 553-3243 or 553-3244
White Buffs lose home opener
Kah Nee Ta
Fall Run set
The Warm Springs Recreation
Department is sponsoring the Annual
"For A Change of Pace" Kah-Nee-Ta
Fall Run. The course is 10
kilometer (6.2 miles) and a 2.0 mile
fun runwalk, on October 19, at the
Kah-Nee-Ta resort.
Race starts at the Village entrance
at 10 a.m. , with pre-registration for
the race set at eight dollars until
October, 18 and ten dollars on the
day of the race. Five dollars is the
price for those wishing not to receive
a T-shjrt. Also race day registration
will be opened at nine am until at ten
am.
You may pick up entry forms at
the WSCC from 8 to 5 pm, or call
WS REC for more information at
553-3243
JCJFL Starts
The Jefferson County Junior Flag
Football League has started following
is the list of teams and game schedules
for the Third and Fourth graders.
1. Raiders(Warm Springs), A
Leonard coach, 2. Seahawks (WS)
A. Greene coach, 3. Steelers, Culver,
4. Broncos, Culver. 5. 49rs, Madras,
6. Packers, Madras, 7. Cowboys,
Madras. Here is the fields to to be
played on: A-Madras HS Stadium,
B-WSCC, C-Culver city park, D
Westside Elementry in Madras.
September 28, 1 vs 5 at B game
starts at 1 1 A.M, 3 vs 2 at C starts at
1 1 am, 6 vs 7 at A starts at 10 am, 4
has a bye.
October 5,1 vs 6 at B 1 1 am, 3 vs
5 at A 10am,4vs7atC 11 an, 2 has
a bye.
October 12, 2 vs 4 1 1 am, 3 vs 7 at
C 10 am, 5 vs 6 at A 1 1 am, 1 has a
bye.
Monday, October 14, 1 vs 2 at B,
4 vs 6 at D, 7 vs 5 at D, all games start
at 4:30 pm, coaches will inform
players of changes, 3 has a bye.
October 1 9, 1 vs 7 at B, 3 vs 4 at C,
2 vs 6 at A. all games start at 1 1 am,
5 has a bye.
The Madras White Buffaloes
hosted Seaside on September 1 3. This
was the first home game for the 1996
97 season.
The defense dominated the first
quarter with both teams unable to
score. Then in the second quarter
Seaside got the ball deep in the
Buffaloe' s territory and running back
Tony Putman ran the ball in from 10
yards out. A Madras turnover on their
next possession gave the Seaside the
ball again. Seaside pounded the ball
in with quarterback Mike Little
scoring from the 1 yard line. Madras's
next possession they had to punt the
ball. Seaside then drove the ball down
field with a key pass that put them on
Madras 5 yard line. Mike Little punch
it in from the two for his second
touchdown of the game. At half time
the score read Seaside 21, Madras 0.
After the half the scoring stopped
until the fourth quarter when Seaside
added seven more points with Chis
Moes running the ball in from the 7
yard line.
"This Seaside team has much
experience and are well coached.
They won a state title two years ago
and were in the playoffs last year "
Madras coach Chip Deloretto stated.
Also adding "Seaside was big with
their front line averaging 250 pounds
and 16 seniors on their roster, but I
felt that we weren't doing the things
that we had too, to win this game."
Coach Deloretto stated also adding
"I am really proud of the team because
they didn't give up and played hard
until the game was over. Also, I liked
the way they handled the loss-very
serious."
Seaside had 286 rushing yards on
47 carries. Mike Little passed for
109 yards, he was 6-12 passing.
Madras rushed for 62 yards, Keller
Chirstenson getting 57 yards of those
yards on 19 carries. Madras
quarterback Mike Kirsch passed for
66 yards, he was 3-12. Scott Riddle
had two catches for 60 yards. Madras
goes on the road the next three weeks,
with their first stop being at Estacada
on September 20, 1996.
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While Buffaloe defenders try to stop Seaside runner.