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8 May 7, 1998 Warm Springs, Oregon SpilyayTymoo Spilyay Tmoo Sports ajar :wro Girls win two this week, race for first still on The Madras girls Softball team got another victory Monday by routing the Sherwood Bowmen 33 0. This victory puts them 8-2 in league play and in second place right behind The Dalles Indians. Madras took an early lead in the first three innings on excellent offensive and defensive play. The Madras bats were scorching with Johanna Martin leading the way with two home runs. Andrea Wise was right behind her with one home run and a double. Madras combined for 14 hits and 1st Annual Tygh Ridge All-Indian Rodeo to be held May 16-17, 1998 The time is drawing near to the first Tygh Ridge All-Indian ro deo which is coming up on May 16-17, 1998. The rodeo grounds is located just 8 miles north on the Tygh Valley All-Indian rodeo grounds one highway 197, just south of Dufer, Oregon. This is a Multi-Santioned Ro deo. The Books will open on May 1 1, at 4:00 PM and close May 12, 1 998, at 1 0:00 PM. The Entry Fee is $50.00, with a contestant fee of $10.00, and there will be $300.00 added to each event. Mail entries to rodeo Secre tary, Lonnie Shoemaker, at 6 1 906 Dufur Gap Road, Dufer Oregon 97021 Seven teams entered the 1 1th an nual Reservation Relay held May 2. The official results are as follows: 1. The Underdogs of Warm Springs. Youth Co-Ed Winners. Team members: Raymond Ander son, Joseph Anderson, Kristina Cassaway, Angela Sanders, Ken Johnson, Sheena Stevens and Nathan Clark. Time: 7.32:29 2. Greene Acres 1 11 of Warm Springs.Youth Co-Ed Runners Up. Team members: Joseph Stevens, Jess Stevens, Felicia Bennett, Amanda Sanchez, Elmer Sampson, Ramone Greene and Louis Smith. Time: 7.33:31 3. Reservation Road Kill of Bend. Adult Male Winners. Team mem bers: Chad Brindle, Tom Hanna, Mike Collar, Doug Williams and Douglas Dean. Time: 7.49:31 Featuring the Buddy Kalama 4. Are We There Yet? of Warm Memorial. The top 8 Saddle bronc Springs. Adult Male Runners Up. Ride-Off on Sunday Team members: Richard Wolfe, Sr., The Jim WatahWayne Nino Wayne G!lbeit' Vl B'ackwolfe r. j- t.. Stan Kneeland and Jerry Sampson. Bu!lndingMemorial.Limitto40 Timp-8 53-14 Seven teams enter Rez Relay Leonard eniYs coachin9 J tnvtmmmmm mmnmmmomm were walked by the Bowmen pitchers 15 times in four innings. On Wednesday April 29 the softball team took on the Lasalle Falcons and beat the visiting falcons four to three. This game put the buffs at nine and two, and closes the gap between them and the Dalles who are eight and one. The girls traveled to Gladstone on Friday May I, to take on the Gladiators and won with a score of three to one. With another win in there pocket they are looking to take the lead with only four games remaining. bull riders The major rodeo events will be on tap at the two day affair; BB, SB, BR, CR, TR, GBR, GB AR, WCM, and the Wildhorse race limited to 16 teams. Vendors Welcome! Camping Available Dance on Saturday night at 9:00 PM. The rodeo admission is $5.00. For more information call: Mike Filbin (541) 467-2415 or Lonnie Shoemaker (541) 298-1030 5. We're Not Out of It...Yet! of Warm Springs. Adult Co-Ed Win ners. Team members: Laurie Danzuka, Orvie Danzuka, Gerald Danzuka, Vernon Suppah and Laurence Heath. Time: 9.08:29 6. Wind In Their Hair (Can't you see we're not afraid!) of Simnasho. Adult Male third Place. Team mem bers Anson Begay, Mackie Begay, Aaron Greene, Gerald Sampson and Zach Del Nero. Time: 9.16:20 7. (Pretty) Legs At Work of Warm Springs. Adult Female Winners. Team member: Sandra Greene, Yvette Picard, Debbie Thompson, Sheylene Greene-Boise and Sarah Begay. Time: 9.22-35 Boys lose 2 The Madras Baseball team played two games against the Lasalle Falcons and the Gladstone Gladiators. First up they traveled to Lasalle, in which the team lost in an upset thirteen to five. It was a close one until the bottom of the sixth inning, the score being knotted at five. In the next inning the boys made several errors which led to the final score Lasalle on top. Next up were the visiting Gladiators where they were beat by a score of sixteen to one. Andy Leonard is one of the assistant coaches on the Madras Baseball team. Andy has been an assistant for two years, last year he helped Ken Billingley. He has fifteen years experience after high school so that steered him toward the job. When asked why he decided to become an assistant he said"getting involved was an opportunity with the door wide open and I took it." He also thought it was good to see the people of Warm Springs and Madras coming together to help kids achieve the same goal in the high school. In his second year as assistant, he focuses on the pitchers mostly, then helps wherever needed. Along with helping out the baseball team he also does numerous activities around the reservation. Andy is employed at the Community Center, where he works with kids of all ages. He also helps in the many running events as well as the basketball and softball tournaments year round. Andy graduated from Madras High School in 1982 where he was very active in sports. He was a four-year letterman in baseball, three-year in football, one-year in basketball. These days Andy keeps himself busy by playing in the adult baseball league in Bend, this being his fourth year. He has also competed in the National Championships in Phoenix, AZ. He played with a Portland baseball team called Rose City. During the tournaments, they have what they call game by game MVP's. Andy received this award three out of the six games in which they competed. Andy has devoted a lot of his time to sports and for that many people are appreciative. So, when you see Andy walking around feel free to say hello or ask him any questions you might have or are concerned about. Annual Reno Indian bowling tournament results noted I Or Km ,' ' J '' K ' Lil Rebels, coached by Delbert Garcia, traveled to Mission, Oregon during spring break. They entered the We-Bad Tourney and received the sportsmanship award. Back row-Mathew Garcia, Sam Spino, Delbert Garcia (coach), Colby Tewee. Front row-Johnny Smith, Trevor Tewse, Leonardo Cuevas. Tips from the Pro 1 Joe "Da Pro" Rotate left hand to right to kill slice. Many inexperienced golfers have an abundance of weak, sliced shots. Sometimes, the culprit is a faultily left-hand grip, which prevents the right hand from turning over on impact. If you fit this description, the V formed by your left thumb and forefinger points to your left shoul der. This will cause you to open the clubface and lose clubhead speed through impact, because your hands are not working together. By turning your left hand more to the right ("strengthening") so that the V points between your right shoulder and chin, you'll give your self a much better chance to square the clubface and increase clubhead speed. Once you have a proper grip, improvement will proceed rapidly. League results for Thursday April 23, was play your best golf low gross and low net off the red, white, and blue tees. Gross Division: Chuck "Dog" Schmidt for first place winning $50 in merchandise at the pro shop. Willie Stacona and Louie Pitt tied second place. In the Net Division an excel lent round turn-in by Cecil "Local Boy" Seyler rattled all the boys with a 29, that got him in first place and won $50. Great job Cecil! Second place Net with a score of 3 1 and not the first time on the board for Les Billy. In third place with his first win is big John Katchia. On Thursday April 30, there were 32 players who participated in the event. We dropped three blind draw holes for a gross and net finish. Gross Division: The pin placer himself Steve "Belter Keep an Eye On" Krciger with a score of 25, won him $65. Second place found a tie between Willie Stacona and Schmidt Dog with a score of 27, cashing out with $45 a piece. Net Division: Madeline Quchapama fired a clean 21 net for $65. Coming in with close second was Carol "1 hardly win anything" Conner with a score of 22. Third place went Mary Ann "The Power of the Schwart" Schwartz with a 23. Congratulations to Shana QuchapamaMclhcrg for placing seventh in the Oregon Club Cham pionships held at Eiagle Crest Golf Course on May 2-3. Shana has rep resented Kah-Nec-Ta Resort for the past 2 seasons and has done an ex cellent job. Until next week. Ah Hui Ho. Have a happy day. Da Pro The 22nd Annual Reno Indian Bowling Tournament held February 13-15 results are as follows: Men's team event (11 entries): lst-Bootleggers Tim Conway Yerington, NV., Lonnie Savage, Yerington, NV, Alan Roberts Carson" City, NV, David Roberts Markleeville, CA. Men's doubles event (36 entries): 1 st-Randy Boise, Dennis Thompson, Warm Springs, OR; 2nd Phillip Blackburn, Hoquiam, WA and Bryan James, Taholah, WA; 3rd-Joe Lozinto and Ralph E. Lozinto,,, Windsor, CA;4th-Jonas Grant,; JW)i and Jonas Grant, Sr., Ft. Duschesne, , ut. , , .;; ; Men's singles event (72 entries): 1 st-Anthony Lozinto, Windsor, CA; 2nd-Maynard Hohanie, Wapato, WA; 3rd-Gerald Danzuka, Warm Springs, OR; 4th-Larry Poppenhagen, Reno, NV; 5th-Larry Scott, Warm Springs, OR; 6th-Ellis F. Langley, Warm Springs, OR; 7th-r Randy Boise, Warm Springs, OR; 8th-AlIey David, Warm Springs, OR; 9th-Ralph E. Lozinto, Windsor, CA. Men's handicap-all events (42 entries): lst-Ralph E. Lozinto, Windsor, CA; 2nd-Phillip The 1 998 Warm Springs PeeWee Rodeo is dedicated in memory of Nadine "Doots" Scott in recognition of her hard work, inspiration & love for the sport of rodeo Blackburn, Hoquiam, CA; 3rd-Bryan James, Taholah, WA; 4th-Ted Trujillo, Wapato, WA. Women's team event (7 entries): 1 st-Sybil Smith, Lupe Katchia, Janell Smith, Saphronia Katchia all of Warm Springs, OR. Women's doubles event (24 entries): lst-Jennie Honanie, Betty Nason, Wapato, WA; 2nd-Amelia Lozinto, Maria Gregor, Windsor, CA; 3rd-Lupe Katchia, Saphronia Katchia, Warm Springs, OR. Women's singles event (48 entries):.;,. Istr-Pat Heemsah, .Toppenishy i WA; 2nid-Donna (! Lallashute, Wapato, WA; 3rd-Sylvia Davis, Wadsworth, NV; 4th-Jennie Honanie, Wapato, WA; 5th-Ruscilla Tiger, Hollywood, FL; 6th-Missy Scott, Warm Springs, OR. Women's handicap-all events (30 entries): lst-Jennie Honanie, Wapato, WA; 2nd-Sylvia Davis, Wadsworth, NV; 3rd-Joy Grant, Ft. Duschesne, UT. Mixed team event (35 entries): lst-Buffalo Lips 1 1-Tom Dressier, Kay Decorah, Shirley Guevara, Jules Rodriquez; 2nd-Yakama Nation Joseph LaClair, Donna Lallashute, Samantha LaClair, Virgil Lallashute; 2nd-Smiths & Scotts-Sherri Smith, Dena Thurby, Clint Smith, Danny Scott; 3rd-Sidewinders-Henry Wopsock, Lana Myore, Merla Wopsock, Les Myore. Woody Dressier Memorial Outstanding Bowler award: 1991- Chic Charley, Bloomfield, New Mexico 1992- Sandra Danzuka, Warm Springs, Oregon 1993- Harvey James, Wapato, Washington 1994- Cece Marin, Oakland, California ... . ' 4th-Larry Scott, Warm Springs, OR; 5th-Doug Brazzanovich, Jr., Sparks, NV. Masters-Mens C (9 entries): lst Cruz Sambrano, Sun Valley, NV; 2ndJohn Katchia, Jr., Warm Springs, OR; 3rd-Dallas Winishut, Warm Springs, OR; 4th-Mike Evans, Reno, NV; 5th-Ted Foster, Sparks, NV. Masters-Womens A (9 entries): lst-Renee Steele, Carson City, NV; 2nd-Sharon Wood, Carson City, NV; 3rd-Sylvia Davis, Wadsworth, NV; .' 4th-Cindy Carter, Lewiston, ID; 5th- 1995-Paula iBpisbois, Warn .:. Joy Grant, Ft, Duchesne, UT. . Springs, Oregon 1996- Arlene Broncheau, Warm Springs, Oregon 1997- Gaylene Evans, Reno, Nevada Masters-Mens A (23 entries): 1st Phillip Blackburn, Hoquiam, WA; 2nd-Gary Wood, Carson City, NV; 3rd-Jules Rodriquez, Pauma Valley, CA; 4th-Alley David, Warm Springs, OR; 5th-Eli Lewis, White Swan, WA. Masters-Mens B (17 entries): 1st Floyd Evans, Reno, NV; 2nd Johnnie Garcia, Wadsworth, NV; 3rd-Raymond John, San Pablo, CA; Masters-Womens B (7 entries): lst-Karen Talas, Nixon, NV; 2nd Missy Scott, Warm Springs, OR; 3rd Birney Greene-Boise, Warm Springs, OR; 4th-Gaylene Evans, Reno, NV; 5th-Ruscilla Tiger, Hollywood, FL. Masters-Womens C (10 entries): lst-Marcy Sambrano, Sun Valley, NV; 2nd-Saphronia Katchia, Warm Springs, OR; 3rd-Betty Nason, Wapato, WA; 4th-Connie Wyatt, Reno, NV; 5th-Ruby Osceola, Clewiston, FL. 23 Annual Reno Indian Bowling Tournament is scheduled for February 12-14 at the National Bowling Stadium. i II V ST V "11 S3 m Museum golf tourney a success S3 m m m ?; S3 MAY 30 & 31, 1998 Warm Springs, OR Performances 12:00 Noon Daily EVENTS Cow Riding (Sr.), Calf Riding (Interm & Jr.), Mutton Bustin (Peewee) Goat Tying (Sr & Inter), Goat Un-decorating (Jr & Peewee) Barrel Racing - All Ages Pole Bending - All Ages Break Away (Sr), Horseless Roping (Interm, Jr., Peewee) I I I ill I I J SI I UJI I HI f iJ S3 S3 S3 The Museum at Warm Springs benefit golf tournament was held on April 18 at the Kah-Nee-Ta golf course. The tournament had an outstanding turn out with 73 people teeing off. rirst place in trie gross went to Bob Lllon, Don Larson, Hanken, and Al Hanken. Second place went to Bob Blomdahl, Bob Elloit Sr., Bob Elloit Jr., and Andy Elloit. Third went to Mike Houston, Rick Nuttall, Shane Hoge, and Al Bachm. First place net belonged to Sean Satterlee, Mike Brunner, and Attila Koburi. Tiger Van Pelt, Teresa Van Pelt, John Katchia Jr., and Saphronia Katchia took home second. In third was Satch Miller, Libby Chase, Jake Coochisc, and Don Bagley. $5 per event $5 per event $7 per event Every contestant receives an award Silver Buckles to each event winner Cash Payouts! All Around Cowboy & Cowgirl Awards! TOP HAND ALL AROUND to contestant with the most points who competes in both a rough stock and timed event. Donated by Jazzv Wewa DIVISIONS FEES Peewee - 4 & 5 yrs, $4 per event Junior 6-9 yrs, Intermediate 10 & II yrs Senior -12-14 yrs S3 $1 office fee (required) Enteries Open May 14, Enteries Close May 15, Phone (541)475-6338 9am - 5pm Phone (541)553-5209 6pm - 8pm Alt KF.ES MUST BE RECEIVED BY MAY 26, to compete. NO EXCEPTIONS! Call backs May 20, l-6pm 553-3592. MAIL ENTERY FEES TO: WARM SPRINGS PEEWEE RODEO P.O. Box 732 Warm Springs, OR 97761 MONEY ORDERS ONL Y PLEaSE! Information: Clinton It. Sammy Braised Head 553-5209, Lynn Alps 475-6331, Leave Mes with Trudy 553-3592.
