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game jitters but played llirough them.
We saw a lew things we have to work
on. With our first league game being
this Thursday, December 6, we have
our work cut out for us. It is nice to
start league play at home because we
usually play very tough al home."
Madras and Sisters played even
most of the first quarter. Madras
starter Taralee Suppah picked up two
fouls and had to sit down. The score
after one was 12-10 in Lady Buffs
favor,
The second quarter the Buffs
started to pull away. Suppah came in
and scored was fouled and made the
free throw to make the score 17-14
Madras. Abby Nara scored to give
Madras a 19-14 lead. After a three
pointer by Suppah the score read
Buffs 21 and Outlaws 16. The score
was 30-20 Madras at half time.
The Buffs scored 25 points in the
second half, eight coming in the third
and 17 in the fourth. They held the
visiting Outlaws to 15 second half
The JCMS started the 1996-97 basketball season
Tuesday November 26, with each house teams
playing another. The result were not available the
next game is December 3. Here is the rosters for
the Red and Blue teams.
7th
RED TEAMS
Melvin Stahi
Louis Hellon
Leroy Hicks
Gordon Scott
Louis Smith
Preston Romanich
Travern Yazzie
Paul Houch
Ryan Foster
7th
BLUE TEAMS
Louie VanPelt
Temo Loza
points. Ihc Bulls were lead by
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The Buff's scoring was lead by UhaCJ MCharland
Johnson's 13 and Nara's 12. Duff had Victor Van Pelt
11. Suppah and Gregg each scored . DpvinP
six. Wyatt and Christcnscn had four V ltJ IVine
each. Rounding out the scoring was JaCODy Ellsbury
Hawes with one. The Outlaws were ornr)n Qomnenn
lead by Shelley Greene with 15 Vemon bampSOn
points.
The Lady buffs next game is
Thursday, 7:30 p.m. December 5, at
the Buff Dome.
Madras High School varsity girl's team played tough defense during first game of the season.
The Madras girl's varsity basket
ball team opened the 1996-97 sea
son with a 57-35 victory over Sis
ters at the Buff dome Tuesday night,
December 3. Coach John Peterson
stated, "We put forth a great effort and
our defense carried us tonight. I was
pleased with the play of Abby Nara
and Sherie Johnson at the post, also
with the play of Kea Wyatt and
Heather Duff. They gave us quality
minutes of play. I think we had first
Madras boy's
varsity to host
Bob McKenzie
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The Madras Boy's Varsity
basketball Team will begin their
1996-97 season with the Bob
McKenzie Memorial
Tournament this Friday night,
December 6, at the Madras High
School gym.
Panthers Memorial
Girl's
Basketball
Tournament
For more information call
Luther Clements at 553-
2413or 553-1146
JV girls stomp Sisters Outlaws
The Madras JV girl's basketball
team won their first game of the sea
son by breezing past the Sisters JV 80
10 at the Buff Dome Tuesday, Decem
ber 3.
Coach Rob Reidinger stated "We
took care of the basketball really well
and our defense was very good. I was
pleased with the rebounding and the
effort the girls gave. This was a total
team effort all the girls did a excel
lent job. Everyone got a chance to play
From the Pro....
Servando Baza
JD Urrtia
Vlatt Benson
Jeff Barnes
Colter Barnes
Manual Gelindo
Michae Ortiz
Jarrod Kalama
and each player scored. Now we have
to get ready for Gladstone on Thurs
day, December 5."
Madras was lead in scoring by
Johanna Martin's 16 points. Marie
Kalama scored 1 4 and Deece Suppah
pitch in 12. Melanie Smith had eight,
Brooke Alexander scored two and
Heather Klos had three. Reina Estimo
tallied seven and Bonita Merrifield
chipped in four. Rose Kirk and Janile
King pitch in five and nine respect
fully to round out the scoring for the
Buffs. Next up is Gladstone, Thurs
day, December 5. JV game starts at
5:30 followed by varsity at 7:30p.m.
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8th
Kye Wells
Dusty Krugle
Floyd Frank Jr.
Jerry Brunoe
Chasen Walker
Mark Johnson Jr.
Brett Cunnigham
Mike Mines
Michael Martinez
Joe Aguilar
Adam Merritt
8th
Jake King
Abe Strong
Dennis Willaims
Justin Bronson
Joe Thompson
Gabe Walker
Galen Boggs
Travis Moschetti
Jorge Pocheco
Jason Zarate
Johannon Gates
Doug Nagel
Janos Spencer
EddieRutherford
Winter Owl Boyd
David
participates
in vollyball
Edna David, 16 daughter of Alley
and Joan David, participated in vol
leyball at Riverside boarding school
this fall. David has one sister, Missy
Scott and one brother, Butch David.
Her grandparents are Rose Mary and
Roy Kalama, also Andrew and Edna
David.
David stated, "This was my first
experience being away from home. I
am enjoying it. I like it at school
because everyone is treated the same.
No one is better then anyone else."
David plans to play softball this
school year, stating "softball is more
challenging than volleyball."
David's favorite class is athletic
PE with Carol Schwab. David plans
to go back next year for her senior .
year.
Lovie Ike was selected Exerciser of the Month for November.
Self-motivation crucial
when working out, says Ike
Lovie Ike is athlete of the month
for November 1996. "I work out two
to four times a week and average
about 1 0 to 20 hours per week," stated
Ike. Ike has been exersicing since
1993.
"Between four children and my
job as a police officer I have to be in
good shape and working out helps
with my work and home life. I started
working out because my sister Leona
kept asking me to go down and work
out with her at the Center. She said
there was an aerobic class being
taught by the late Joey Ortiz, three
times a week. After about six months,
I decided to give it a try. When I
started I was in the back of the class,
that's when Joey took notice me and
began to work with me. If I missed a
class. Joey or Leona would call and
see why I was not in class that day.
They were my inspiration, without
their support and encouragement. I
would not be in the physical condi
tion I am in now. I am very thankful
for the Recreation Department and
staff for the services they provide to
the community."
When asked how she benefited
from exercising. Ike stated "that I am
a healthier person physically and
mentally. My job requires you be in
giKHl ph sical shape, so working out
has helped in that way."
Ike's coal is to be able to run in a
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marathon. "Right now I am able to
run two miles without stopping."
"My stumbling blocks are that I
don' t want to work out which happens
maybe twice a month or I snack on
fatty foods. I handle those problems
by looking at an old picture of my
self." Other hobbies Ike likes to do are
going to powwows, being in the of
outdoors hiking or camping. "Right
now my main concern is my chil
dren," stated Ike.
Ike enjoys working out with oth
ers stating "I like to help others who
have just started out. It makes me
feel good and motivates me."
"Other family members that ex
ercise arc my brothers Tyrone and
Lucas they arc very active sport wise.
Leona, sister, whom works out with
me." stated Ike.
The one thing Ike would do if she
could do anything is rock climbing.
"As a teen I did some rock climbing
and would like to do it again."
"My word of wisdom arc, you arc
what you make yourself to be. I don't
set limitations on myself because it
gives me an excuse to become lay
physically and mentally. Self moti
vation is crucial and important when
working out."
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Golf Pro Joe Rauschenburg
When your ball comes to rest near
an obstacle such as a tree, bush,
fench or large rock and you have
little room to make a backswing, this
specially shot is a great stroke-saver.
It will work with as little as six inches
or backswing, enabling you to gel
out of trouble without taking a penalty
drop that still might leave you in bad
shape.
The procedure: Use a wedge or
other lofted club because you w ill be
striking sharply down on the ball and
taking loft off the cliub. Take a preset
position with your hands about in the
impact position and your wrists fully
cocked. Set the clubhead against the
object that is restricting your sw ing.
When you arc ready to hit, simply
snap your wrists and release the
clubhead into the ball.
If it doesn't work, sec your local
PGA professional. (Hau oli LaHo
omaika) Happy Hollidays
21st Annual Warm Springs Indian Holiday
Bowling Tournament
December 27-29, 1996
at Pelton Lanes, Madras, Oregon
ABCWIBC Sanctioned
Prize fee 100 returned
Men'sWomen's
Mixed Team
6:30 & 9:00 p.m. Friday
12:00 Saturday
Mixed Doubles
12:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m.
Sunday
Men'sWomen's
Holiday Roll Off
2:00 p.m. Sunday
$5.00 Entry
(Must Qualify)
YABA
9:00 a.m. Saturday
1st 30 Entries
SinglesDoubles
2:30 p.m., 6:00 p.m.
Saturday
Mixed Masters
9:00 p.m. Saturday
$20.00 Entry
Per entryPer event: $15.00
Breakdown: Prize fee $7.75
Lineage $5.25
Expenses $2.00
This year's tournament in honor of Cecil Seyler
"Special events & added ywse"
Contact: Margie Tuckta, P.O. Box 895, Warm Springs, OR 97761 or Jerry
Sampson, P.O. Box 847, Warm Springs, OR 97761
Raffle drawing for visiting tournament participants for one nights lodging. (Please
bring your room receipts.)