8 October 22, 1998
Warm Springs, Oregon
SpilyayTymoo
Spilyay Tmoo Sports
The Dalles Indian Defeat the Buffalos 47-32
The Madras White Buffaloes line up on the two yard line where Keller Christenson carries the ball in for the
score behind the blocking of Moses and White. This made the score The Dalles 1 4 Madras 1 3.
1998 St.
Pat's
Cowdeo a
big success
The 30th annual St. Pat's Cowdeo
ages 5 through 14, was held October
17-18 at the Jefferson County Fair
Grounds. A hand crafted saddle was
donated for the event by DMJ Au
tomotive of Warm Springs. This
year's saddle prize, was hand crafted
by Butch Hurtado of Warm Springs.
The first prize winner was Kattie
Alley of Culver, but since she placed
first before the prize had to be passed
down to the next participant with the
most points. There were two par
ticipants who tied during the event;
eight-year-old Destry Begay of Warm
Springs, and Jarred Warnock, also
eight-years-old of Madras. The
saddle could only go to one of the
kids but a kind- hearted gentleman
The Dalles Indians spoiled the
Madras White Buffalo home coming
on the eve of October 16, 1998,
defeating the Buffs by the score of
47-32, in abrisk chill evening. Madras
kicked off to The Dalles and started
first and ten on their 41 yard line and
it took the Indians 10 plays to hit pay
dirt with 7 minutes thirty seconds left
in the first quarter, the kick was good
and the Indians led 7-0.
The Dalles kicked off to Madras ,
sort of a squive kick and Jacoby
Ellsbury took the ball and went up the
sideline for an 80 yard kick-off return
to score for the Buffs, the kick went
wide leaving the score The Dalles 7
Madras 6. Big Matt Tuia scored for
The Dalles on a 14 yard romp of
tackle the put the Indians out front
13-6, and the kick for the PAT was
good.
As the half time intermission came
around The Dalles Indians were
leading by the score of 21-12, in a
game that could have gone either way
depending on how well they moved
the ball each time they had the ball.
As the second half got underway
both teams were moving the ball pretty
well. In the third quarter Jorge Mora
took a kick-off and rambled 73 yards
for a TD to bring the Buffs with-in
two points again as The Dalles held
on to the lead 27-25.
Mat Tuia was a work horse for The
Dalles churning up yardage on the
ground with his 240 pound frame.
Once he got moving he was hard to
stop, some times dragging Buff
tacklers for a couple of yards before
he went down.
The game was wide open and it
appeared that who ever had the ball
last would win the game, as in the
fourth quarter , Keller Crhistneson
scooted for 3 1 yards to score for the
Buffs up to The Dalles leaving the
score 34-32. '
The Dalles were able to get a
couple of scores to bring the final
score to a 47-32 win over the Host
White Buffalo team. Both teams were
pretty evenly matched defensive .
wise, with The Dalles a little larger .'
pound for pound in each position.
The Buff defensive unit had some
good plays sacking the quarter back
and stopping the ball carriers But
that was not enough to stop the drive ,
of The Dalles Indians to stay on the
win side of the game. '
On Friday the Buffs play their 1
final home game against the
Sherwood Bowmen, game time 7
p.m. Hopefully they will turn things
around and get into the win column.
the following two weeks they will be ;
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First prize winner went home with this hand crafted saddle made by
Butch Hurtado of Warm Springs. -
from John Alps Trucking donated 14-year-old Gordon Scott, Jr. also of
another saddle so they both could Warm Springs took the trophy saddle,
have one for their hard work. St. Pat's Cowdeo has been a part of
Kattie Alley, was given a set of Delford and Marita Johnson's lives
leather chaps donated by Juniper for the past 16 years. "We started off
Bank of Madras. with Vesta when she was just
Last year's event prize was won nine-years-old" says Marita. Now
by nine-year-old Jenna Johnson of we're getting our grandkids involved
Warm Springs. In the 1996 event, and they sure enjoy it."
Poker Fun RunWalk November 2 at the
CommunityVVellness Center, 12 Noon, 1 :00 p.m.
Cleavenger overall winner of 10K Fall Run, Mitchell overall winner of the 2 mile
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A total of 58 runners compete in 1 998 Fall Run.
, The Kah-Nee-Ta Fall Run is
sponsored and supported by the
Warm Springs Community Wellness
j . Recreation Department. The Fall Run
, - draws runners and walkers from the
, ' Central Oregon communities. The
, Recreation staff appreciates the
parents who actively participate with
j their children in the Community
WellnessRecreation activities and
events.
There were a total of 58 entries in
the 2 mile and 10K events combined.
Twenty-eight of these entrants were
, youth from Central Oregon.
Metals were awarded to male and .
female participants by age category.
First place received gold medals,
second place received silver medals,
and third place received bronze
medals. These were prepared by Bend
Awards and Engraving.
Male Division (2 mile)
60 & over 1st place Russ
Thurman, 20:53
40-49 1st place Doug
Cleavenger, 19:29; 2nd place Sam
' Kentura, 24:57
j 14-18 1st place Anthony
.'Mitchell, 11:29
13 & under 1st place Aaron
: Mitchell, 14:53; 2nd place Francis
Kentura, 15:08; 3rd place Randy
. Boise, Jr., 15:26.
Female Division (2 mile)
40-49 1st place Sylvia Erdmann,
16:05; 2nd place Sylvia McCabe,
1 6:40; 3rd place Nancy Seyler, 29:59
30-39 1st place Shirley Smith,
15:32; 2nd place Becky VanPelt,
22:24; 3rd place Reona Trimble,
30:08
13 & under 1st place Shayla
Frank, 16:21; 2nd place Kaylynn
Wolfe, 18:23; 3rd place Heather
Markham, 20:41
Other participants Tim
Cleavenger, 19:27; Shayla Smith
22:08; Alyssa Selam 22:34; Brett
, Yahtin 22:36; Colton Trimble 29:53;
Jericho Trimble 30:07; Radine Kirk
30:23; Paulina Standifer 30:23;
Desirae Boise 32:3 1 ; Tiyanna Tuckta
- I 32:32; Melissa Danzuka 32:32;
' Jermayne Tuckta 34:06; Kristi Olney
1 36:06; Jodene Boise 37:58; Kenny
I VanPelt 41:00; Ashlynne Danzuka
: 41:11; Charnell Danzuka 54:25;
Buffalo Begay 1:01:24; Destry Begay
1:02:10; 1 mile Frank Smith 22: 18.
j Male Division (1 OK)
I ' . 50-59 1 st place William Groesz,
43:30; 2nd place Fred Bushlong
48:52.
! 40-49 1st place Ted Sampson,
58:16
30-39 1st place Paul Harding,
i ' 43:37; 2nd place Zach DelNiro 51:01.
19-29 1st place Andrew Smith,
48:26.
14-18 1st place Aaron Greene
51:02; 2nd place Melvin Stahi,
1:03:04.
13 & under 1st place Vern
Heath, 1:05:33
Female Division (1 OK)
40-49 1st place and overall
winner Jane Cleavenger, 41 :53; 2nd
place Jeanette Groesz, 45:01; 3rd
place Debbie Thompson 1:02:06
30-39 1st place Julie Froehlich
45:46; 2nd place Sandra Jasikewiaz
56:41 ; 3rd place Sarah Begay 56:53
1 9-29 1st place Laurie Danzuka
1:08:23
Other participants (1 OK) Mary
Maercklein 1:03:04; Holly Spino
1:08:22; Yvette Picard 1:08:23;
Lucinda Heath 1:14:20.
Job well donel
Raffle items:Black Lodge tape
won by Kaylynn Wolfe; Plains Indian
coloring book won by Sarah Begay;
Plains Indian coloring book won by
Paulina Standifer; Logo coffee cup
won by Destry Begay; Logo coffee
cup won by Vern Heath; T-Shirt won
by Fred Bushlong; Museum Pin won
by Randy Boise, Jr.; Nylon
Windbreaker won by Melvin Stahi;
4H T-shirt won by Kristi Olney; 4H
T-shirt won by Shayla Smith; Beaded
IAVVA I
Pin won by Jeannette Groesz; Abby ' s
Gift certificate won by Sylvia
McCabe; Ding Ho's gift certificate
won by William Groesz; Pennzoil
full service gift certificate won by
Ashlynne Danzuka; Rose Garden
tickets won by Laurie Danzuka;
DARE T-shirt won by Jermayne
Tuckta; DARE binderfrisbee won
by Shayla Frank; DARE frisbee
binder won by Russ Thurman; DARE
binderfrisbee won by Aaron
Mitchell; DARE binder won by
Sunshine Tuckta.
Recreation acknowledges
Safeway for donating 150plasticcups
and Tribal Council for donating $50
to the run budget.
Lovie Ike would like to thank the
staff and volunteers for their help
and contribution to making the 1998
Fall Run a success, they are: Andy
Leonard, Austin Greene, Lovey
Colwash, Carol Allison, Laura
Sahme are the staff and volunteers
were Agnes Lawrence, Mary Calica
Stewart, Esmade Made, Tobi Smith,
OE Colwash, Tom Begay, Sr. And a
special thanks to Selena Boise from
the Spilyay Tymoo.
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The 10th Annual Blackwolf 6' &
Under 1 Men's Basketball
Tournament will be held
November 1 3, 14, &15, 1998
The first paid 12 teams will be on the
bracket ($100 non-refundable deposit
will hold spot) .
Host team: Young Blackwolf
For further information call:
FosterJ'Dean Kalama (541)553-1392 or
EastonTina Aguilar (541)553-1960
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