10 October 8, 1998
Warm Springs, Oregon
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Madras White Buffaloes Bomb Creswell
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Creswell could have requested
the game cancellation of a storm
warning, but Hurricane George, was
clear over across the country in
Florid, and in the meantime the
Madras White Buffaloes romped to
a 38-0, blanking of the Creswell
team, on September 26, 1998.
It all started in the first quarter
when Christensen cought a Jaca pass
and ran it in for the score, the PAT
was no good as the kick went wide,
but the Buffs wereon the score board
leading 6-0.
In the second quarter Keller
Christensen broke away on a run
from about 55 yards to score his
second TD for the game, again the
kick failed to make the score 1 3-0 in
favor of the Buffs. The Madras
defensive team did a great job
stopping the Creswell running
backs, as they penetrated their
line through out the game. Allen
Jackson had a great defensive
game getting his share of tackles.
Creswell went to the air for a
couple of passes and suddenly
Brian Sites cut in front of a
receiver and intercepted the pass
and ran the ball in from about 30
yards out. This time Reeder was
true through the uprights to make
the score Madras 19, Creswell
0, and that's the way the score
ended as the first half came to a
close.
As the second half got
underway the Madras Buffs were;
on offense Christensen broke away i
on another TD, in the third quarter,
the kick went wide leaving the
score Madras 25 Creswell 0. The
Creswell running game couldn't
go any where so they started to go
to the air but this time Christensen
intercepted a pass and ran it in for
another6 points. Reeders kick was ;
good and the Buffaloes extended
their lead to 32-0.
As the fourth quarter was
ticking away Jaca picked off a
Creswell pass and ran it in for
another TD for the Buffs, this time
the kick failed but the time ran out
giving the Buffaloes their first win
of the year with the final score
Madras 38 Creswell 0.
The Madras White Buffaoloe football team defensive unit digs in to stop the Taft Tigers in a game played on
October 2, 1 998, in Lincoln City, In a light mist and sprinkle for a short time and clearing up for the game the
Madras team came home with a victory defeatng Taft 21-12. Pictured here is the defensive team nearest to
the camera is Allen Jackson who penetrated their line to get in on many tackles.
Madras White Buffaloes 21 , Taft Tigers 12
A Barbecue at Homecoming
Parents will stoke up the grill
for a barbecue prior to the
homecoming football game on
Friday, October 16, 1998. The
menu will include a Hamburger,
Beans, Chips a cookie and a drink
for $4.00, or a Hot Dog, Beans,
Chips, a Cookie and a drink for
$3.00. .
The Barbecue begins at 5:00
p.m. and lasts until 7:30 p.m. and
it will take place in the MHS
parking to next to the football field.
The Burger and Hot Dog
barbecue is being done as a fund
raiser for the Senior Drug and
Alcohol Free Graduation Party,
this spring.
There will also be a Bottle Drive
The Senior parents will be
sponsoring a can and bottle drive
to benefit the 1999 Graduation
Party. The bottle drive will take
place on Saturday, October 17,
from 9:00 am until 3:00 pm.
Students will be going house to
house to pick up your donations,
or you may drop them off at
Ralph' s TV across from Erickson' s
Sentry. Also, you can donate the
proceeds from canbottles to
donate, and they will be picked up.
Eagle Spirits
6 ft. & Under "All-Indian"
Basketball Tournament
November 27, 28, 29, 1998
Warm Springs Community Center
Entry Fee $285 Deadline Nov. 25th
($85 holding fee)
1 st Plaee-Pendleton Tackets: 2nd Runner Up-
fackets; 3rd place-hooded sweatshirts; 4th place-
crewneck sweatshirts; Stn & ttn piace-t-sruris;
14 Pendleton bags-All Stars;
Pendleton jackets for Hi-Scorer; Mr. Hustle,
Top Gun, Most 3-points, MVP;1 Sportsmanship
"Money Orders only
Director: Ricky Minthorn; PO Box 955;
Warm Springs, OR
541 ) 553-1813 arter 6 p.m. or
Warm Springs, OR 97761
813 after 6 p.m. c
Deannie Johnson (541) 553-9030 after 6 p.m.
Girls 16 and Under
Basketball
Tournament
November 14, 15
Sponsored by the
Spokane Tribe Drug
Elmination Program in
Wellpinit, WA
$100 per team
Contact Phil Haugen
509.258.7617
or Tiger Peone
509.258.7242
PO Box 284, Ford, WS
99013
Deadline: October 30
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Madras VS Taft
The Buffs entered the game with
a 1 win and 2 losses, but were able to
even their overall standings at 2-2,
but they are 0-0, in league play.
The Taft Tigers win the toss and
elected to receive and after their first
series of downs they punted and
Madras took over. On their first play
of the game Jaca took the snap from
center backed up a couple of steps
swung left and let a pass go the Jorge
Mora, who caught the pass and went
the entire way to the end zone for the
TD, but it was called back on a
penalty. The Buffs were put way
back in a hole and couldn' t move the
ball and punted. Taft made a drive
on the Buffs and moved right down
the field where Jeff Weiss ran the
ball in from 7 yards out. The Kick
was no good and they led 6-0.
,The, visifin'gjlyladra, White
Buffaloes oyer shadowed the tigers
of Taft High School in a drive that
ended when Keller Christensen
ran in from 25 yards out.
Christensen's kick was good
and the Buffs took the lead 7-6
The Madras defensive unit
did a very good job penetrating
the Tiger line getting to the ball
carriers and even throwing them
for losses.. Penalties hurt the
Buffs time and again. What
would have been a big gain
usually ended up in a 10 or 15
yard loss.
In the second quarter Jake
Jaca went right , cut back and
skirted in from 16 yards out for
a TD., with Christensens kick
good made the score 21-6 at the
half time intermission.
In the third quarter the Taft
Tigers seemed to move the ball
down field but the Buff defense
would stiffen up when they got
within the 25 yard line to hold
them off.
Registration for
St Pat's Cowdeo
will open September 28 at 9 a.m.
Kids ages 5-1 4 are eligible
Registration will close October 5 or
earlier if events fill
Call Kathryn Bain at 546-2130 for info
Cowdeo will be held October 17 and 18 at the
Jefferson County Fairgrounds
Healthy Nations and Little
Britches Basketball
Association
presents:
"GOT SKILLZ"
Winter Hoop League
Boys and Girls
2nd-4th grade
5th-6th grade
Players fee $8 (T-shirt)
Sign-up began October 5
League Begins October 19
Volunteer Coaches Needed
For more information call
the Recreation Department
553-3243
In the fourth quarter the teams
battled nearly to a stand still until
late in the quarter when Taft put a
drive together and marched down
field and with a couple of minutes
remaining in the game Taft Scored
and a try for two failed as their
pass went astray.
As they kicked they pulled an
on-side kick and recovered the
ball on the 45 yard line. The Buff
defensive unit stiffened and time
ran out to end the game Madras 2 1
and Taft 12.
The next game for the White
Buffaloes will be their first league
game against the Estacada Rangers
on the Rangers Grid Iron,
Thursday night , October 8, 1998, !
with game time at 7 p.m.
The Estacada Rangers lead the
league so far with a 2 win 0 loss.j
record and they are 4-0 over all.
So the Buffaloes will have their .
hands full at Estacada.
Community Center
hours are
8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Monday through
Friday
The Community
Center Gym
will be closed for
resurfacing
October 12 to 16
Kah-Nee-Ta Fall Run "For a Change of Pace"
October 17, 1998
Check in:
8:00 a.m. for all races
Start time:
10:00 a.m.-lOK & 2 mile
Registration:
Prior to October 16, 1998, 4:00 p.m.
with shirt$ 10.00 per participant
(mail entries must be mailed by October 13)
Day of Race, October 17, 1998
with shirt$ 12.00 per participant
without shirt$5.00 per participant
Course description:
lOK-Blacktop road; flats to rolling hills from KNT
village east past the golf course to the Culpus Bridge.
Turn-a-round point (main road) 3.1 mile. Water
stations 1.5 and 3 miles.
2 Mile Fun Walk & Run; east on main road from KNT
village turn-a-round 1.0 mile.
Make entries payable to:
Warm Springs Community Wellness Center
P.O. Box C
Warm Springs, OR 97761
Prizes:
gift certificates, door prizes, swim passes, ribbons,
etc.
Age groups:
60 & over; 50-59 years; 40-49 years; 30-39 years; 19
29 years; 14-18 years; 13 & under.
For registration information call 541-553-3243;
FAX (541) 553-1361
For accomodations call Kah-Nee-Ta Resort & Indian
Head Casino 1-800-554-4SUN.
Kah-Nee-Ta Fall Run "For a Change of Pace"
Registration form
Name
Address.
CityStateZip
Age
Male.
.Female.
Shirt Size: Adult: M, L, XL
Please check one: 10K
Youth: L, XL
2 Mile
In consideration of the acceptance of my entry, I waive and
release any and all claims against the Confederated Tribes
of Warm Springs Indian Reservation of Oregon, Kah-Nee-Ta
Hotel and Spa and any other participating Sponsors or
Directors for all claims of damages what so ever in any
manner arising or resulting from my participation in this
race. I attest and verify that I have full knowledge of the
risks involved, that I will assume and pay my own medical
emergency expenses in the ev ent or of an accident, illness
or other incapacity and that I am physically fit and
sufficiently trained to participate in this race.
Signature of participant or guardian:
Race
payment made by: receipt :
Office use only
cash: Y or N Check branch
High SchoolAlternativeMiddle School
All-Indian Free For All Co-Ed Basketball
Tournament
November 6, 7 and 8
Limit 8 team members
First 10 High School teams 6 local4 traveling teams
Middle School six team limit 4 local2 traveling
To be held at the Toppenish Community Center. For more information, call Youth
Activities 865-51 21 , ext. 450451
Fitness Challenge to test abilities-
The popular November Fitness
Challenge is quickly approaching.
Why wait until November to get in
the habit of exercising? Start now
and you' 11 already have the habit and
be one step ahead of everyone else!
The November Fitness Challenge,
held November 1 through November
30, 1998, is sponsored by the Warm
Springs Community Wellness
Center's Recreation Department.
All who enter are required to pay
either an $8 fee, which includes a T
shirt, or $5 for participation but no T
shirt. Individual time sheet logs are
available at the Recreation Office
after fees are paid. One person should
be selected lo "captain" each team
and he or she will be the contact
person for their team. Those who
wish to record their body fat percent
age level and blood pressure should
contact Lovie Ike at 553-3243 to
schedule an appointment on Wednes
day or Thursday, October 28 or 29.
Any employee of the Warm
Springs tribal organization, BIA,
IHS, Warm Springs Elementary,
Kah-Nee-Ta or any outside indi
vidual, group or organization is quali
fied to enter the challenge. Team size
is limited to 15 members and all
members must be within your de
partment, organization or group. If
your team has fewer than five mem
bers, call the Community Center to
arrange for additional team mem
bers. Deadline for entry into this year's
Challenge is Wednesday, November
10. If payment is not received, un
paid individuals will be removed from
their team's roster. Sign-up will be
accepted at the Recreation Office on
Friday, October 30.
Only specific activities engaged
for exercise reasons will be accepted.
These include: walking, 30 minutes;
jogging, 30 minutes; running, 30
minutes; bicycling, 30 minutes (in
door and outdoor), swimming, 30
minutes; skiing, 30 minutes and aero
bic dance, 30 minutes. Other accept
able exercise activities include.
weightlifting, one hour; condition
ing exercise, one hour; skating, 30
minutes; racquetball, 30 minutes;
handball, 30 minutes. The following
activities will be limited to specific
amounts of time each day: horseback
riding, one hour; dancing, 30 min
utes; basketba!lMone hour; golf with
no cart, one hour; boxing, one hour;
volleyball, 30 minutes; woodcutting,
one hour; tennis, one hour; hunting
(walking) one hour and bowling, one
hour. To amass triple bonus points
attend one of two or both Poker Fun
RunWalks to be held Monday No
vember 2. The first event begins at
noon, the second at 1 p m. If you
have any questions on exercise, call
Lovie at 553-2343.
All team member time sheets are
due Wednesday, December 2.
Challenge awards and T-shirts will
be presented Wednesday, December
9 during the luncheon. Team cap
tains are urged to get a head count of
team members w ho will be attending
the luncheon. Deadline is December
1.
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