10 September 25, 1997
Warm Springs, Oregon
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Madras varsity football team defeats
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Madras threaten to score against
Madras White Buffaloes won a
non-league game against Sisters 33
7, Friday September 12, at Sisters.
Madras now is 2-0 for the season.
Both teams in the first part of the
first quarter never threatened to score
with each team's defense playing
strong. Madras first score came on a
Jarold Rico 39 yard fumble return for
a touchdown with Johnson kicking
the extra point. At the end of the first
quarter Madras held a 7-0 lead.
In the start of the second quarter
Madras started with the ball on its
own 19 yard line. Shawn Wollin made
a run of 15 yards to give the Buffs
another first down. On the next play
Peter Johnson caught a pass from
Brian Miller and ran the ball down to
Sisters 1 yard line. From there
Madras's sophomore running back
Keller Christensen took the ball in
for six points, the point after made
the score 14-0 with 6:05 left in the
second quarter.
Barrel racing event
About 40 Barrel racers from around Oregon gathered at the Warm Springs
Rodeo grounds this past Saturday September 20. "Delford and Marita
Johnson were a great influence for bringing this event to Warm Springs,"
stated Tara Lawrence event director. Lawrence added, "We are always
looking for arenas to stage races, and this is a great arena and close to home
for many of the riders."
This was one of many races put on for barrelraccrs only. There were four
divisions: Open Rider, 2500 Novice, 1 500 Novice, 500 Novice and Amateur.
Those classes were based on how much money the horse has won during the
course of the season. There were two races held one in the morning and one
in the afternoon.
Morning Race results: Top four times
Open rider
PlaceRider
lst-Dee Dee Schumaker
2nd-Kim Trout
3rd-Snuffie Smith
4th-Stephanie Fale
lst-Lisa Anderson
2nd-HolIcy Hanson
3rd-Tara Lawrence
4th-Salley Erickson
Horse
Rocket
Cody
Roanie
Slick
2500
Cash
Dee Dee
Snipper
Little
1500
lst-Cindy Price
2nd-Toni Hagen-Currin
3rd-Lori Hoffman
4th-Jodel Johnson
lst-Jodel Johnson
2nd-Holley Jo Hodges
3rd-Shannon Johnson
4th-Mary Lorenzen
lst-Jill Dillman
2nd-Kamala Ordway
3rd-MicheIle Carey
4th-Lori Hoffman
Gambler
CC
Catcher
Hank
500 Novice
Minnie
Mick
Reba
Bob
Amateur
Rootbeer
Shaina
Dee
Catcher
Afternoon
Open Rider
Rocket
Cody
Slick
Roanie
2500 Novice
Cash
Little
Snipper
Dee Dee
1500 Novice
Fcmme
Docs
CC
Gambler
500 Novice
Minnie
Fritz
Mick
Reba
Amateur
Dee
Shania
Rootbeer
Slick
lst-Dee Dee Schumaker
2nd-Kim Trout
3rd-Stephanie Fale
4th-Snuffie Smith
lst-Lisa Anderson
2nd-Salley Erickson
3rd-Tara Lawrence
4th-HoIley Hanson
1st-Angela Gabriel
2nd-Nacy Vernon
3rd-Toni Hagen-Currin
4th-Cindy Rice
lst-Jodel Johnson
2nd-CR Begay
3rd-Holley Jo Hodges
4th-Shanna Johnson
Ist-Michelle Carey
2nd-Kamala Ordway
3rd-JiIl Dillman
4th-Stephanie Fale
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the Outlaws of Sisters
On Madras next possession Miller
was intercepted. Sisters looked like
they were going to score. But two
penalties moved Sisters back and they
had a 2 & 15 from Madras 27-yard
line. Madras intercepted a Sisters pass
and returned it to Sisters 45-yard
line, but a penalty brought the ball
back to Madras 25-yard line with 30
seconds to play in the quarter. Madras
sent Christensen off the right side
tackle where he found daylight and
gained 62 yards on the play. Madras
had a first down on Sisters 15 yard
line. Miller on the next play with less
than 20 seconds to play, took the ball
into the end zone on a quarterback
keeper off the left side to make the
score 20-0. Point after was blocked
Madras lead 20-0 after two quarters
of play.
Madras scored three times first a
Johnson 38-yard field goal. Madras
then added a 35-yard pass from Miller
to Shawn Wollin, Johnson's point
after made the score 30-0. Johnson
drew 40 top riders
Time Prize
18.015 seconds $72.00
18.212 $48.00
19.743 $00.
20.15 $.00
Novice
18.348 $88.00
18.841 $53.00
19.030 $35.00
19.08 $.00
Novice
18.68
18.72
18.89
18.99
$83.00
$68.00
$52.00
$36.00
$30.00
$20.00
$.00
$.00
$35.00
$21.00
$.00
$.00
18.87
19.18
19.53
19.85
18.77
18.92
18.96
19.37
Results
16.77
17.38
18.06
18.55
17.67
17.765
17.766
17.94
17.40
17.97
17.99
18.11
18.10
18.55
18.06
18.95
17.76
17.935
17.939
18.07
$72.00
$48.00
$.00
$.00
$88.00
$53.00
$35.00
$.00
$80.00
$60.00
$40.00
$20.00
$36.00
$24.00
$.00
$.00
$35.00
$21.00
$14.00
$.00
LaSalle in Tri-Valley
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put himself in Madras's record book
with a 46-yard field goal to end
Madras scoring for the night. Madras
entered the fourth quarter with a 33
0 lead. Sisters finally got on the score
board when quarterback Justin hit
McCarley for a 24-yard TD pass and
Justin kicked the point after to make
the score 33-7 Madras.
On the night Christensen rushed
for 159 yards on 23 carries and one
TD. Leading the receives was Shawn
Wollin who had four catches good
for 73 yards and one TD. Miller had
100 yard through the air and one TD
rushing. On defense Rico recovered
one fumble and returned it for a
touchdown. Glendon Smith
recovered two fumbles. Cordes,
Christensen and Miller each had one
interception. Shawn Jaca had 12
tackles and Wollin had 11 to lead
Madras.
Madras will open Tri-Valley
league play September 19, against
LaSalle at LaSalle.
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Jodel Johnson rounds the second
Indigenous games banquet
The 1997 Indigenous Games
Team Oregon will have a team
recognition banquet Saturday
September 27, at 1 :30 p.m. located at
the Warm Springs Agency
Longhouse. The basketball teams will
also receive their medals at this time.
Participatents please wear your
uniforms so pictures may be taken.
Any parents who want to help they
will start to cooking at 8 a.m. Athletes
should show up at 12 p.m. to help
setup. For more information call
Andy Leonard at 553-3243.
Funt, Pass and Kick contest will
be held Monday September 29, and
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Warm Springs Community Center.
Also at Madras on i uesaay
September 30 & Wednesday
October 2.
Ages will be as follows: 8-9, 10
11. 12-13, and 14-15. Boy's and
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youth will perform an exhibition at
half lim f th Madras vc
Gladstone football game October 3.
at Bun stadium.
opener, record 3-0
Friday September 19, the Madras
White Buffs took a 2-0 record to
LaSalle for each teams first Tri
Vulley league game. Madras came
away with an 38-7 victory. Madras
record now stands at 1 -0 in Tri-Valley
and 3-0 for the season. Madras', Brian
Miller, senior quarterback had
another stand-out game, passed for
95 yards and rushed nine times for 90
yards.
In the first quarter Madras keyed
on LaSalle's two first quarter
turnovers. Peter Johnson picked off a
LaSalle pass to setup Miller who ran
the ball in from seven yards out. The
next Madras score was also setup by
the defense this time it was Jake
Jaca's turn. Jaca intercepted another
LaSalle pass, Miller then threw a 56
yard TD pass to Kyle Wyatt to put
Madras ahead 14-0.
Madras kept the pressure on
LaSalle by scoring 14 more points in
the second quarter. Madras third TD
was a one-yard run by sophmore
runningback Keller Christensen.
Miller made a key 23-yrd run on the
drive. Miller then tossed a ten-yard
TD strike to Wyatt to make the score
28-0. Madras kicker Johnson made
four extra points in the first half.
Madras added one TD in the third,
a three yard run by Christensen and
Johnson added the extra point.
Madras final score was a 23 yard
field goal by Johnson. LaSalle got on
the score board in the fourth quarter
with a 13 yard touchdown pass.
For the game Madras gained 205
yards on the ground. Christensen
carried the ball 18 for81 -yards.
Shawn Wollin had 26-yards on seven
carries. Miller was 7-1 5 for 95 yards
& two TD's, Miller also ran for 90
yards on nine carries, with one TD.
Madras plays host the Estacada
Rangers Friday, September 26, at the
Buff Stadium. Kickoff time is set for
7:30 p.m. Both teams are 1-0 in Tri
- Valley league play and 3-0 overall.
Gym closed until October! 3
H Warm Springs Community Center
? gym will be closed until October 13,
due to refurbishing. The staff at the
Center encourage you to try the other
facilities available at the center.
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Madras Senior High fall sports schedules
Football:
9- 26 EstacadaMadras 7:30p.m.
10- 9 Madras Portland Christian 7:30 p.m.
10-17MadrasThe Dalles 7:30 p.m.
10-24MadrasWilsonville 7:30 p.m.
10-31SherwoodMadras 7:30 p.m.
Playoffs start 11-7&8. 1st round games
FreshmanSophmore:
10-8 Portland ChristianMadras 5 p.m.
10-16The DalIesMadras 5 p.m.
10-24Madras Wilson ville 4:30 p.m.
10-30MadrasSherwood 5 p.m.
Vollyball: (V Varsity, JVJuniorVarsity, FFreshman)
9-26 Madras(F,JV,V)Wilsonville 5 p.m.
9-27 Madras(V)Fhilomath tourney 9 a.m.
Madras(JV) S isters tourney 9 a.m.
' Madras freshman tournament 9 a.m.
9- 30 LaSalle Madras(F,JV,V) 5 p.m.
10- 2 CulverMadras(F) 6 p.m.
10-4 Madras(JV)Culver tourney 9a.m.
10-6 Estacada Madras(FJV,V) 5 p.m.
10-8 Madras(V)&WilsonvillePortIand Christian 4 p.m.
10-9 Crook County Madras(FJV) 6 p.m.
10-11 Madras(V) Seaside tournament 9 a.m.
Saturday, September 27, 1997
4 Man Scramble
9 AM Shotgun Start
Entry Fee: $45 per player (includes Green Fees)
Entry Deadline: September 26, 1997
Foursomes or individuals can sign-up and be paired off.
Golf Carts are not included in the Entry Fee
but can be reserved by calling
The Kah-Nee-Ta Pro Shop at (541) 553-1 112, cost $26.00,
Joe Rauschenburg PGA Pro Kah-Nee-Ta Golf Club.
All proceeds will go to the Maintenance Reserve Fund for
The Museum's Maintenance Department.
For more information call or write:
or Leana Blueback, The Museum At Warm Springs,
PO Box C, Warm Springs, OR 97761
Phone: (541) 553-3331
FAX: (541) 553-3338
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Madras spikers up Tri
Valley record to 5-0
The Madras girls varsity
volleyball team improved its Tri
Valley league record to 5-0, with
wins over Portland Christian on
September 11, September 16, at
Estacada, September 1 8, at Gladstone
and September 22, at Valley Catholic.
When Portland Christian came to
town, Madras made short work of the
Crusaders, winning 15-7 and 15-1,
to bring the Buffs league record to 2
0. Madras traveled to Estacada
Tuesday September 16. Madras won
the first game 15-9.
The next game Madras won 15
11. "We started out fast," stated
Madras coach Gail Dubisar, "We
were up 9-0, then Estacada slowed
down the game and got back into the
game 9-6. Sherrie Johnson was the
sparkplug that got us back on with an
ace off a jump serve. After that we
regained control of the game."
Dubisar stated, "Kea Wyatt and
Liz Weigand had 26 serves between
them. Wyatt was 12 for 13 and
Weigand 1 1 for 13 serving with each
recording two aces. Jody Nartz and
Annie Collins recorded five and four
kills respectively. Katie Christensen
was a work horse for us during both
games. She got alot of blocks for us."
In Gladstone Madras won 15-4
and 15-12. Madras overcame a 0-9
Gladstone lead in the second game
for a 15-12 win. For the game
Weigand was 10 for 11 with four
aces, three kills and six defensive
digs. Christensen was 11 for 12
serving, with five aces and collected
six kills.
At Valley Catholic Madras won
15-13, 15-17and 15-11. On the night
Jody Nartz was 22 for 24 serving
with five aces and 11 kills. Anna
Collins had 1 3 kills. Wyatt had 40 set
assists and was 18 for 19 serving.
Christensen and Sherrie Johnson each
had nine kills. Valley Catholic played
a great defensive game according to
Madras coach Gail Dubisar. Dudisar
stated, "We had a good effort from
our girls with lots of offense."
Madras hosted The Dalles Indians
on September 24, results were
unavailable at press time.
The Museum At Warm Springs
Warm Springs, Oregon
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Willie Stacona, Mary McClung
JCMS sports schedule
Football:
7th grade: All games start at
4 p.m.
9- 30-Madras at Pilot Butte
10-14-Crook County at
Madras
10- 21-Madras at Cascade
8th grade: AH games start at
4 p.m.
10-1-Madras at Obsidian
10-8-High Desert at Madras
10-15-Madras at Crook
County
10-22-Pilot Butte 2 at Madras,
Volleyball:
All games start at 4 p.m.
9-25-Crook County at Madras
9- 30-Obsidian at Madras
10- 2-Madras at Pilot Butte 2
10-7-Sisters at Madras
10-9-Madras at Hartman
White
10-14-Madras at High Desert
2, Sunriver at Madras
(intermurual)
10-16-Hartman Blue at
Madras
Local golfer turns Pro
Alfred Estimo helping a youth
Alfred Estimo, Sr. recently passed
his first step towards becoming a
member of the Pro Golfers
Association. The PGA requires a
Player's test and a Written rules test
be passed before becoming a Golf
Pro. Estimo, Of KahNeeTa Golf
Club, has successfully passed the
Player's test. When he passes the
Written rules test Estimo will be a
full-fledge member of the North West
section of the PGA of America.
Estimo has been training with
KahNeeTa Golf Pro, Joe
Rauschenburg. On September 15, at
Liberty Lake, Washington Estimo
played 36 holes of golf in the rain.
Estimo stated, "I was a wet tired
puppy by the end, but was happy all
the way home." Estimo was one of
the eight who passed out of 45.
Estimo is thankful to his family,
for putting up with him, expecially
his wife Mina. Estimo would like to
thank Joe at, KahNeeTa, and Zu Anne
Jerrett. General Manager, for being
behind him all the way and for taking
a chance on him. They have both
been very supportive of tribal efforts
and making training available.
Estimo when he passes his written
exam will be one of a few people of
color on the Northwest PGA tour.
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