Warm Springs, Oregon
January 15, 1998 9
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Madras girls defeat Shewood 60-27 and improve to 3-2 JV girls run record to 7-0
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The Madras White Buffalos girls'
varsity team beat Sherwood Lady
Bowmen 60-27 and improved to 3-2
in Tri-Valley league play. TaraLee
Suppah had a game high 19 points,
also pulled down eight rebounds and
Deece Suppah a team high nine
rebounds to go with six points to lead
the Lady Buffs to victory. :
Madras who won the Seaside
tourney over the Christmas break,
looked a little rusty in the first quarter,
and lead only nine to seven after one
quarter. T. Suppah had four in the
quarter and Mary Murphy kept the
Lady Bowmen in the game with four
points also.
In the second quarter, Madras team
defense picked up and built a 23-8
lead. T. Suppah scored seven second
quarter points to help Madras extend
their lead.
In the third, Madras' defensive
pressure allowed the Lady Bowmen
only three points in the quarter while
scoring 20 points of their own to take
a commanding lead of 43-11 at the
end of the third. Deece Suppah
became a factor in the game, with
three steals, dished out four assists
and scored six points in the third
quarter.
In the fourth quarter, TaraLee
Suppah scored eight points of the
Lady Buffs' 17 points and Madras
won going away 60-27. The victory
, was dampend by the injury of reserve
guard Melanie Smith who injured
her back with 44 seconds left in the
game. Smith had to be carried off on
a strecher. The extent of her injuries
were not known at press time.
For the game, Madras out
rebounded the Lady Bowmen 39-31
with Deece and TaraLee Suppah
combining for 17 rebounds.
All Madras team members scored
except one.
Madras, T. Suppah 19 pts and 8
rebounds; Wyatt 6; Smith 1; Duff 5;
D. Suppah 6 and 9 rebounds; Klos 1
rebound; Christensen 4; Gregg 3;
Kalama 4; Johnson 9; and Estimo 3.
Sherwood, Broadhurst 3; Hoyt 3;
Murphy 12; Graves 6; and Bailey 3.
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Taralee Suppah, 25, scores two of 19 points on the night in
agame against the Lady Bowmen
Holiday Bowling Raffle winners
Following is the list of winners of Heath, Candy-Phillip David,
the raffle for the 22nd Annual Warm
Springs Indian Holiday Bowling
Tournament. But first the committee
would like to thank Joni and Alley
David for their contributions to the
raffle. Also a special thanks goes to
Warren "Rudy" Clements for the use
of his speaker sound system. You all
were a big help and it was most
apperciated!
The tournament had a great turn
out and was very successful again
this year. We appreciate you patience
while the bowling averages,
handicaps and scores are being
varified.
Here is the list of winners: Indian
Head Gaming keyring and
Snowman Pin-Alley David, Glass
dish and Indian Head Gaming
Cup-Libby Chase, Pendleton purse
Lorien Stacona, Fuzzle-Delvis
Porcelein Rose-Dan Scott, Teddy
.Bear and Cookies-Del vis Heath, Jar
of Peanuts-Ken Jamison, Happy
Face Cup-Lovie Ike, Bowler's
Towel-Kim Jamison, Table Runner
Alley David, Powwow Calendar
Dalles Winishut, Pillow-Sandra
Danzuka, Earings-Butch David,
Bowling Towel-Bernie Watlamet,
Bowling Towel-Mitzie Smartlowit,
Pillow-Butch David, Pillow-Joe Jay
Pinkham, Little Pendleton Blanket
Delvis Heath, Bowling Pin Candy
bar-Dena Thurby, Minnie Mouse
Bowling Bag-Alley David,
Earnings-Marcie Clements, Beaded
Key Chain-Lovie Ike, Bowling Pin
Clock-Delvis Heath, Beaded Belt
Buckle-Joe Jay Pinkham, Beaded
Hair Barrett-Lorien Stacona,
Mickey Mouse Bowling Ball Bag
Dan Scott and Rhino Bowling Ball
Ken Jamison
Madras Senior High School
1997-98 winter sports.
FFreshman, JVJuniorVarsity and V Varsity
Varsity Boys Basketball
1-16 LaSalle Madras F-5:30 JCMS, JV 5:45, V-7:30 p.m.
1-23 Wilsonville Madras F-5:30 JCMS, JV-5:45 , V-7:30 p.m.
1-24 Madras Valley Catholic F 4, JV-5.45 , V-7:30 p.m.
1-27 Madras The Dalles F & JV-5:45 , V-7:30 p.m.
1- 30 Madras Gladstone F & JV-5:45, V-7:30 p.m.
2- 03 Portland Christian Madras F JCMS, JV-5:45, V-7:30 p.m.
2-06 Sherwood Madras F JCMS, JV-5:45, V-7.30 p.m.
2-10 Madras Estacada F & JV 5:45, V-7:30 p.m.
2-13 Madras LaSalle F & JV 5:45, V-7:30 p.m.
2-19 Valley Catholic Madras F JCMS, JV-5:45, V-7:30 p.m.
2-24 Madras Wilsonville F,JV-5:45, V-7.30 p.m.
2-28 The Dalles Madras JV-5:45, V-7:30 p.m.
Varsity Girls basketball:
1-16 Madras LaSalle F-4 p-nr, JV 5:45 , V 7:30 p.m.
1-13 Madras LaSalle F-4-p.m., JV-5:45 , V-7:30 p.m.
1-23 Madras WilsdhVilW F&JV-5:45, V-7:30 p.m. ' "
1-24 Valley Catholic Madras F-4 p.m., JV-5:45, V-7:30 p.m.' ;
1-27 The Dalles Madras F-5:30 JCMS, JV 5:45, 7:30 p.m.
1- 30 Gladstone Madras F JCMS-5:30, JV-5.45, V-730 p.m.
2- 03 Madras Portland Christian F-4:00, JV-5.45, V-7:30 p.m.
2-05 Madras Sherwood F,JV-5:45, V-7:30 p.m.
2-10 Estacada Madras F JCMS-5:30, JV-5:45, V-7.30 p.m.
2-14 LaSalle Madras F-4:00, JV-5.45, V-7:30 p.m.
2-19 Madras Valley Catholic F-4:00, JV-5.45, V-7:30 p.m.
Madras Wrestling
1-17 Nels Ochs Invitational, Host team Madras JVV.
Other teams Redmond JVV, Bend JVV, Sisters, Cascade and Burns.
1 -2 1 Estacada Madras JVV 6 p.m.
1-24 Madras North Lake Invitational Novice 12 p.m.
1- 30 Madras Sherwood 6p.m.
2- 09 Madras Sherwood Freshman TVC District meet
2-13 Madras Wilsonville JV,V 6:00 p.m.
2-20 21 Tri-Valley District Meet Madras
State 2-26 through 28, Portland Memorial Coliseum
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Billie Suppah, 25, driving strong to the basket against Sherwood
The Madras Junior Varsity girls
improved to 7-0 with a 69-26 victory
over Sherwood. Madras was lead by
CeCe Polk and Reina Estimo who
each had 14 points on the night. Two
other Madras players scored in double
figures, Blanche Mitchell and Billie
Suppah pitched in 10 and 11 points
respectively.
In the first quarter, Madras jumped
out in front 24-6 and never trailed
after that. Polk scored 1 0 of the Lady
Buffs' 24 points. Estimo scored six,
while Amy Suppah and B illie Suppah
rounded out the scoring in the first
quarter with four points apiece.
In the second quarter, Madras
scored 24 points in the quarter to lead
48-1 0. Janell King got hot and scored
eight in the quarter. Madras got two
three-pointers, one each from Amy
, Suppah and Marie Kalama.
In the third, Sherwood out score
Madras 10-7 and trailed 20-55 after
three quarters of play.
In the fourth, Madras got back on
track and out-scored Sherwood 14
6. Estimo scored eight of her 1 4 points
in the fourth. Mitchell and Billie
Suppah made one each from the three
point line. Madras won 69-26.
For the game Madras forced 37
turnovers and while only committing
15. Madras shot 50 for the game
and Sherwood shot 57 for the game.
Scoring: Madras-B. Suppah 11,
A. Suppah 7, Mitchell 10, Polk 14,
Estimo 14, King 8 and Kalama 5.
Sherwood Shannon Underdal
scored 10 points.
Lapwai defeats Yakama to win the Warm Springs All-Indian mens basketball Holiday
tournament
The Nez Perce Nation team won
the 39th Annual Warm Springs All
Indian Mens Holiday basketball
tournament, held December 31
through January 3 1998. Lapwai
defeated the Yakama Nation team in
Championship 124-92. Mike Leslie,
Lapwai, was named MVP for the
tournament.
Two new Queens were crowned.
Edna David, daughter of Ellison and
Jonathani David Sr., was crowned
Senior court queen and Daleena
Frank, daughter of Jeffcry Frank and
Sandra Greene-Sampson, was
crowned Junior court queen.
Game one, WS Blackhawks
92- Chiloquin 84
Game one, Warm Springs
BlackHawks defeated Chiloquin 92
84. The BlackHawks advanced to
the quarter-finals.
Game two was a forfeit
NorthWest Cheifs advanced.
Game three, Yakama 113-WS
Red Star 67
Game three, Warm Springs Red
StarplayedYakamaNation. Yakama
came out on top by the score of 1 13
67. JoJo Mesplie 32 points lead seven
players in double firgures in scoring
for Yakama. Yakama advanced to
the quarter finals in the upper bracket
with their victory.
Games four and five were
forfeits so the Magpies advanced
to the quarter-finals in the lower
bracket and the BlackHawks
advanced to the semi-finals in the
upper bracket
Game six. Yakama 113-Santa
Clara 106
Game six, Santa Clara played
Yakama Nation in the upper bracket
quarter-final game. Yakama came
from 13 points down in the first
quarter to w in 1 13-106.
In the first quarter, Santa Clara's
JoeHutts' 1 2 points gave Santa Clara
a 33-20 lead at the end of the first.
Yakama had two players with six
points apiece, JoJo Mesplie and Don
Jonathanes.
In the second and third quarters
Yakama out scored Santa Clara 68 to
51 and lead 88-84 at the end of the
third. Yakamas' Jonathan Takes
Enemy scored 20 of his 27 in those
two quarters. He had four, three
pointers. In the final frame Yakama made
13 of 16 free throws to hold on for a
113-106 win.
Takes Enemy had 27 and Don
Jones had 24 for Yakama. Joe Prue
had a game high 30 and Joe Hutt had
23 for Santa Clara.
Game seven, Lapwai 125-NW
Chiefs 77
Game seven, Lapwai defeated
NorthWest Chiefs 125-77. Lapwai
had seven players score 10 or more
points lead by Mike Leslie's 30.
Lapwai held a size advantage and
when the Chiefs would double down,
Lapwai went outside and made the
Chiefs pay by making nine three
pointers for the game. Lil' Foot
Ellenwood made four, Bob Sobotta
had three and Dave Cunningham
made two. Mike Long and Marty B.
lead the Chiefs in scoring with 24
and 26 respctively. Lapwai moved
into the semi-finals of the lower
bracket.
Game eight, Swinomish 125
Magpies 85
Game eight, host team Warm
Springs Magpies faced last year's
champion Swinomish. Swinomish
who rode the hot shooting of Jeff
Miller who scored 48 points and won
125-85. Miller recicved help from
teammates Mike Wilbur and Andy
Leonard who scored 2 1 and 1 9 points
respectively. Jerome Davis poured
in 33 for the Magpies. Swinomish
advanced to the semi-finals of the
lower bracket.
Game Nine, Santa Clara 91
Chiloquin 76
Game nine, Chiloquin played
Santa Clara with loser being out.
Santa Clara defeated Chiloquin 91
76 to move into the quarter-finals of
the consolation upper bracket. Mike
Jonathanes got loose for 36 points
for Santa Clara. Steve Wahtah scored
24 for Chiloquin.
Game 10 Warm Springs Red
Star by forfeit
Game 12, the Magpies won by
forfeit
Game 13, Yakama 131-WS
Blackhawks 122 in OT
Game 13, Yakama played the
Blackhawks in the first champship
semi-final, Yakama won in overtime
131-122 the tournaments only
overtime game.
In the first quarter, the
BlackHawks look charge behind the
play of Remo Smith who 12 first
q uarter poi nts to lead the B lackhawks
to a 33-25 first quarter edge.
At halftime the Blackhawks were
ahead 63-53. Don Jonathanes kept
Yakama in the game by scoring 14
second quarter points, Jonathanes
recieved help from Jonathan Takes
No Enemy who pitched in 10. Steve
Stone and Kelly Wechter helped the
Blackhawks stay on top with nine &
eight points respectively.
In the third quarter, Yakama out
scored the Haw ks 28-1 2 and lead 8 1 -75.
JoJo Mesplie lead Yakamas'
come back by scoring 10 of his 16
points in the quarter.
In the fourth quarter, Wechter
scored 1 9 of the Blackhawks 34 point
as the Hawks out-scored Yakama
34-28. The game was tied at 109 at
the end of regulation.
In the over-time period Yakama
made 16 out of 21 free throws and
made three field goals enroute to a
very exciting 131-122 victory.
Jones and Takes No Enemy scored
31 and 38 points respectively to lead
Yakama. The Blackhawks were led
by Wechter and Smith who scored 34
and 29 points respectively.
Yakama moved into the
championship game while the
Blackhawks went to the semi-finals
of the consolation bracket.
Game 14, Lapwai 109
Swinomish 81
Game 14, Lapwai went against
Swinomish with Lapwai coming
away with a 109-81 victory.
In the first quarter, Lapwai lead
29 to 17 with Dave Cunningham
leading the with eight first quarter
points.
In the second quarter, Mike Wilbur
of Swinomish scored nine points to
kept Swinomish close, but Mike
Leslie scored eight points to kept
Lapwai on top by the score of 51-42
at the half.
In the third period, Lapwai
outscored Swinomish 28-1 8 and lead
79-60 at the and of the third.
Cunningham scored eight of his 18
points to keep Lapwai ahead.
In the fourth, Lapwai outscored
Swinomish 24-21 and won 109-81.
Felix MeGown scored 10 of his 19 to
help Lapwai stay ahead. MeGown
lead six players in double figures in
scoring with 19 points. Greg Factor
scored 18 for Swinomish.
Lapwai moved onto the
championship game while
Swinomish went to the semi-finals
of the consolation bracket.
Game 15, Santa Clara 77-W S
Red Star
Game 15, Warm Springs Red Star
played Santa Clara. Santa Clara won
this contest 77-69.
In the first quarter Santa Clara
lead 22-1 5. Harold Joseph scored six
points for Santa Clara.
In the second quarter, Red Star
outscored Santa Clara 19-11 and lead
at half-time 34-33. Will Spoon Hunter
lead Red Stars comeback by scoring
12 points in the quarter.
In the third quarter, Santa Clara
and Red Star went basket for basket
and at the end of the third the score
read Red Star 57, Santa Clara 56.
In the fourth SantaClara out scored
Red Star 21-12 and won 77-69. For
the game Joseph scored 1 7 and Cyrus
Fryberg had 16 for Santa Clara. Red
Star was led by Spoon Hunter's 30.
Santa Clara advanced to the semi
finals of the consolation bracket and
Red Star was eliminated from the
tournament.
Game 16 Magpies 86-NW
Chiefs 82
Game 16, the Magpies outlasted
the NorthWest Chiefs 86-82.
In the first quarter, the Magpies
jumped out to a 16-9 lead. Jerome
Davis and Gary Sampson each scored
five points in the quarter for the
Magpies.
In the second quarter, the Magpies
extended its lead to 19 points and
lead 46 to 27 at half-time. Sampson
scored 12 points in the quarter and
made two of his four three pointers.
In the third, the Magpies
maintained thier lead and were ahead
66-50 going into the final frame.
In the fourth, the Chiefs made a
comeback lead by Larry Scott who
scored 1 9 fourth quarter poi nts. Scott
made three of his seven three pointers.
The Magpies made 12 of 15 free
throws. Davis was 10 of 1 2 from the
line. The Chiefs comeback bid fell
short and the Magpies held on for a
86-82 victory.
For the game Sampson scored 28
and Davis 23 for the Magpies. Rich
Brisbois scored 13 and Scott had a
game high 37 for the North West
Chiefs.
Game 17, Santa Clara 96
Swinomish 83
Game 17, Santa Clara and
Swinomish played in the first semi
final of the loser's bracket.
In the first quarter, Joe Hutt of
Santa Clara scored eight first-quarter
points to lead 24-20. Tandy Wilbur
matched Hutts eight points with eight
of his own.
In the second quarter, Swinomish
out-scored Santa Clara, but Santa
Clara still went into half-time with a
49-46 lead. Bob Attle-Berry scored
eight points in the quarter for Santa
Clara, he made two, three-point goals.
Tandy Wilbur and Randell Cook
scored eight points apiece to keep
Swinomish close.
In the third, both teams scored 1 6
points and Santa Clara lead 65-62
going into the fourth.
In the fourth, the Santa Clara
offense picked up and out-scored
Swinomish 21-31 and won 96-83.
Hutt scored 27 and Joe Prue had 22
for Santa Clara. Tandy Wilbur and
Mike Wilbur had 23 and 19 points
respectively for Swinomish. Santa
Clara moved onto the consolation
final and Swinomish placed fifth.
Game 18, Blackhawks 85
Magpies 64
Game 1 8, the Magpies played the
Blackhawks, with the Blackhawks
winning 85-64. The Blackhawks
made 12, three-pointers, Kelly
Wechter made six, while James Scott
and Remo Smith had three apiece.
In the first quarter, Wechter, who
made three treys, helped the Hawks
build a 32-18 lead at the end of the
first. Jerome Davis had 10 points in
the first quarter for the Magpies.
In the second quarter, Scott scored
1 1 points in the quartcrand the Hawks
lead 52-34 and at the end of the third
the Blackhawks lead 65-46.
In the third and fourth quarters the