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SpilyayTymoo 6 June 19, 1997 Spilyay Tymoo Sports Warm Springs, Oregon ... .. ... J..-Y , f i f t 6& V I 73 , 1 r i Nil - V ' 1 Participants from Madras and Warm Springs swept the 100 M dash event and took home all the medals -v 7-Vw? v a v1 VJ -1 jfr MA Participants from Madras and Warm Springs were (back row, left to right) Remo Stormbringer, Kodiac Stormbrmger, Darrin Layglin, Assistant Coach Bob Irey, DeeAnn Eagles, Richard Irey, Tom Eagles, David Fuentes, Coach Joe Morgan, Eldon Tom, Terron McDonald, Tim Watkins, Lance Stormbringer. Warm Springs Rodeo Association presents the 23rd Annual Treaty Days All Indian Rodeo June 28 and 29, 1997 1 p.m. daily WSIRA Sanctioned Stock Contractor: B Bar D Contractors Event G0's Announcer: Jake Grossmiller Saddle Bronc Bareback Bull Riding Sr. Barrel Race Breakaway Roping LIMIT ADDED ENTRY FEE PURSE None $500 $50 , : None $500 $50 None $500 $50 ! None $500 $50 None $500 $50 None $500 $50man None $500 $50man 1st 8 $500 $165team paid None $500 $50 None $100 $30 Team Roping (2 loops, enter twice) 1 Century Team Roping(2 loops, enterl twice, combined age of 100) Wild Horse Race (Indian teams 2 only) Steer Wrestling 1 Jr. Barrel Race (1 2 and under) 1 (Boys will be allowed) "NOTE: SLACK, IF NECESSARY, WILL BE SATURDAY AFTER THE SHOW ENTRY INFORMATION: Books Open: June 16, 17, 18 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Books Close: June 18 at 4 p.m. Call Backs: June 1 9 from 1 2 noon to 6 p.m. Phone:(541)553-5740 Mail entries to: Rodeo Secretary PO Box 644 Warm Springs, OR 97761 Payable to: Warm Springs Rodeo Association No personal checks, no Canadian Currency. Home town entries must have entry fee paid by 4 p.m., June 18. Money orders or cash only. Office Charge: $10 Sr. Events $5 Jr. Events AWARDS: Top Hand Saddle (Must place in rough stock and timed event); Buckle to high money winner; Buckles in standard events and Jr. Barrels; Jackets awarded in Wild Horse Race RATED ONE OF THE BEST INDIAN RODEOS IN THE WESTERN STATES REGION! COME AND SEE THE WILD AND WOOLY WILD HORSE RACE! TOP INDIAN COWBOYS AND COWGIRLS FROM OREGON, WASHINGTON, MONTANA, CALIFORNIA, NEVADA AND CANADA COME AND SEE THE ORIGINAL COWBOYS-THE NATIVE AMERICANS! "CONCESSIONS ON GROUNS Warm Springs Rodeo Association reserves the right to refuse any entry! WSRA is not responsible for accidents, injuries or theft! Absolutely no alcohol or drugs allowed! Eugene meet challenges special local youth Fifteen people from Jefferson County went to Eugene, OR for the Special Olympics on June 6,7.8. The following people have participated in the Special Olympics: Remo Stormbringer, Kodiac Stormbringer, Darren Layglin, Assistant Coach Bob Irey, DeeAnn Eagles, Richard Irey, Tom Eagles, David Fuentes, Coach Joe Morgan, Eldon Tom, Terron McDonald, Tim Watkins ana Lance MormDringcr. Gold 5 Silver 6 Bronze 6 Remo Stormbringer Running Long Jump 200 m Dash Tim Watkins 100 m Dash 200 m Dash Cameron Nathan 100 m Dash Softball Throw Lance Stormbringer 200 m Dash Standing Long Jump Tom Eagles Shot-Put Softball Throw Richard Irey Standing Long Jump Shot-Put 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th Talon Stormbringer Gold 100 m Dash 5th Gold Softball Throw 7th Terron McDonald Silver 400 m Dash Bronze Bronze Softball Throw Gold Kodiac Stormbringer Bronze 100 m Dash 4th Gold 200 m Dash Silver DeeAnn Eagles 5th Shot-Put Bronze Silver Softball Throw Bronze David Fuentes Bronze 100 yd. Dash Silver Silver 1500 m Run 6th Darren Layglin Gold 600 m Walk Bronze Bronze 200 m Dash 8th Annual Fry Bread Golf tourney is June 27-29 The Annual Fry Bread Golf Tournament is scheduled for June 27 28, at the Kah Nee Ta golf course. The schedule for Friday is arrival at resort, with practice rounds in the afternoon and tournament pairings posted in the Appaloosa Lounge at 6 pji). ; j . , , i ; Entry fee is $110 and cart fee ijj $26., for each day. i Saturday June 28, 7 a.m. driving range opens, 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Tee times, noon to 3 p.m. Barbecue at Pro-Shop, 3 p.m. Horse Race, 6 p.m. No Host Cocktails, 7 p.m. Dinner. Sunday June 29, 7 a.m. driving range opens. 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Tee times, noon to 3 p.m. Barbecue at Pro Shop, 3 p.m. Horse Race, 4 p.m. Awards Ceremony. Special room rates has been limited to 30 rooms, at $89.95 for two night minimum stay required. You may call 1-800-554-4786, and be sure to let them , know you are in the Fry Bread Tourney to receive the discount. Also a chance to win $3000 in Prize money, Indian Head Gaming Center dollars and Dinner for two at Kah Nee Ta resort. For more information call the Kah Nee Ta Golf Pro Shop at (541) 553-1112. Co-ed softball tourney planned An adult co-cd softball tourna ment is planned in Pendleton July 4 6 as part of the Independence Day Celebration at Wildhorsc Gaming Resort. Games will be played at McKay Community Park in Pendleton. The tournament, limited to 16 teams, will be double elimination with a one-game championship. En try fee is $200 per team. Awards will include jackets and trophies for first and second place teams, T-shirts for third and fourth, a team sportsmanship bat bag, all-star T-shirts for men and women and bat bags for the MVP man and woman. For more information, contact Brent Spencer at 54 1 -276-3449; Kris or Paula Powaukee at 54 1-966-9830 or the Tribal Recreation Program at 541-278-5365. Tar-Stars 4th Annual 3 on 3 1 basketball tournament is scheduled for June 28, Pi-ume-sha weekend, start time at 3:30pm. The location will be at Elmer Quinn Park. This year will feature a women's division and basketball tournament "Champs Check-Up". In order to play you must sign a injury waiver. Entry fee is $50, with cash and prizes to be awarded. For more information contact the following people: Leo Washington-(541) 553-8613, Harold Pennington-(541) 553-1107, or Trudy at the Small Business Center-553-3593. 2nd annual Fastpitch clinic draws over 50 youth. : -, i in.jiMMini.i . u . v fg'wTOwyy-;rtrkf " ' jw W"'. " . fri" A, , A group photo of the youth and coaches at the Fastpitch clinic June 9 & 10, 1997 ' A fastpitch clinic was sponsored by the Healthy Nations, was held June 9 and 10. The camp had 52 youth attend the clinic, with wellknow players from around the Northwest conducting hitting fielding and stretching lessons. The clinic staff was Ken Billingsly, current Madras High Varsity Baseball coach, Ellen Tiger from LA, Denise Banelly of Reno and Priscilla Jay of Phoenix. Many of the local pa;lyers helped out with the clinic. They were the following peolpe: Don Bagley, Lynn Tanewasha, Denise White, Leslie Cochran, Snyder Lawrence, Luann Foltz. Val Fuiava and Remona Tanewasha kept things running smoothly. While at the clinic youth learned skills such as proper hitting, fielding and throwing techniques. The participants were served lunch both days and had a barbecue at the end of the clinic on Tuesday. Estie Made recieved a glove, donated by Elton Greeley, for her hard work at the clinic. 1 ni7?Tm Wv& j:j Estie Made recieving a glove, donated by Elton Greeley, presented by Ken Billingsly