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8 December 30, 1998 Warm Springs, Oregon SpilyayTymoo Spilyay lymoo Sports A- : ! . I . i . - IB..- I I Junction City The Seaside tournament of Champions was not a place for the Madras White Buffaloes as they dropped their opener and again losing the second tilt to Junction City 64-46. It appeared there was a lid on the basket when ever the Buffs shot the ball, because they just couldn't get anything to fall as the low percentage was a good indication on that. Junction City jumped right out to a fast start getting ahead of the Buffs out scoring them 15-6, at the end of the first quarter. But in the second quarter the Buffs matched Junction City point for point as each team Madras Girls After dropping their first game of the season at the Seaside tournament of Champions, to Astoria the Buffs bounced right back to dump Junction City 40-17, in their second game. The Buffs went right to work on the Junction City team out hustling them to score a 12-2 first quarter lead and were never in any kind of trouble after that point. Junction City did come back just a little to out score the Buffs 9-7 in the second quarter but with the lead put Bracket for the annual Holiday Sal. !S 12:00 19 6:15 Sal 18 3:45 Sal. l 1:15 November Fitness Challenge November Fitness Challenge results for 1998 Department Total minutes Highest overall Tribal Council 28,241 Highest Average Senior Dept 25,592 Kah-Nee-Ta 21,275 Construction 20,471 Forest Products 18,710 Casino 1 18,525 Fire & Safety 17,114 Finance 16,650 Health & Wellness 16,355 ECEPodA 15,795 Utilities 13,351 Healthy Generation 13,090 ECE-Trimble 12,815 Rodeo Assoc 1 1,435 Tribal Court 10,385 ECE-Gomez 10,199 Managed Care 10,039 Tribal Relations 9,526 Natural Resources 8,655 Community Wellness 7,580 Casino 2 7.475 Comm. Counseling 7,320 WS Elementary 6,490 Education 5,945 IHS 5,562 Vital Stats 5.350 Museum 3,610 Public Safety 1,875 Credit VI, Tops Madras White Buffs scored 1 8 points apiece in the second quarter. At the half time intermission Junction City was out in front 33-24. In the third quarter the Buffs out scored Junction City 14-12, but were unable to cut the lead they built up en the first quarter. The Buffs were still trailing 45-38 and holding their own. The Buffs did battle back and closed the gap pretty well and came with in 3 points of Junction City. But turn over's hurt and thats what happened to the Madras team as some turnovers became quick points for Junction City, And those quick points add up inahurry as Junction City scored 19 Bounce Back to up by the Buffs in the first quarter kept them ahead and were leading 19-1 1 at the half time intermission. The third quarter was very low scoring quarter as Madras could only get 4 points to 3 for Junction City. In the final quarter the B uf fs turned it on just a little and ran rough shod over Junction City as they scored 17 points to 3 for Junction City to end the game with the Buffs way out in front 40-17. Deece Suppah was high scorer for Basketball tournament held in the Wed. 2:00 P.M. HI Fire Management Tliura. I Oil tl Mupniux Weil. fVOO P.M. M Chinrinka Units. 5: JO 7 Yakuma Ooldendale Wed. 3:30 ' CalNev 2:30 DA Black Hawk Indian Pride Wed. 8:00 4 Chi-Nalivea 7:45 8 Lapwai I would like to thank all who participated in the 1998 November Fitness Challenge. Everyone did a good job. Volunteers: Poker Walk Run Mary Stewart, Missy Scott, Lena Ike, Austin Greene, Lucinda Green, Laura Sahme. Awards Luncheon Agnes Lawrence, Kendrick Arthur, Viola Govenor accepts the award for highest average. . - ' ! . t - I I .... . hm.msmmm- ii.mipMMi.iHM imwm - mmmmmmmmmammmL - fc- t mmm . . - 4 i 1 ... points in the final quarter while the Madras But is could only get o points. Jorge Mora was high scorer for the Madras Buffs as he poured in 17 points for the evening, Travis Mochetti added 9 Jered Moses 8, Brian Sites 6, Keller Christensen 4, McCabe 2, Walker, Reeder and Hiller. Scoring for Junction City were Nunn 17, Mills 16, Johnson 11, Crumbce 9, Brahams, Weed Bauer. The Buffs are on the road December 29, to meet the Sisters Outlaws on their home court with game time at 7:30 p.m. up-end JC the Buffs with 10 points, Melanie Smith 8, Johnson 4, Klos 3, Main 4, Mitchell 2, Estimo 4, Kalama 2, Polk 3, Carrol, King. Scoring for Junction City: Vaughn 6, Campbell 5, McNeil 2, Johnson 4, Jensen 2, Lightly, Johnston Waite, Moore, Crumrine, Hickok. ,;iu The girls will travel to Molalla to ' meet them there on Saturday Jan. 5, 1999, in a non-league game and than on Jan. 5, they travel to Sherwood to face the Bowmen in their first league action. community Center each year. Frl 7:45 I3 Fri.9:30l4 results noted Lovey Col wash, Laura Sahme, Andy Leonard, Lillie VanPelt, Daisy Ike. Sponsors Video Video, Erickson's Sentry, Business Vendors, Full Court Press, Bend Awards & Engraving. Sincerely, Lavena Ike, Fitness Coordinator Warm Springs Recreation Department Senior Department who had the 777 Holiday Bowling tournament was held In Bend, Oregon, on Dec. 25. 26 and 27, 1998. There was a real good toun-out of bowlers for the three day affair. The Tourney was held In the Lava Lanes, along Highway 20 going east out of Bend. Here shows some of the children bowling as there was a tournament for kids also. Watch for the results In the coming Issue of the Spllyay tymoo, as the results were not available at press time. Madras White At the Seaside Tournament of Champions basketball tournament, it took a Cece Polk three pointer to force an overtime game with Astoria, but at the end of the overtime period the Buffs were on the short end of things at a 65-61 defeat.. - The Buff girls out scored the Astoria team 1 1-10, at the end of the first quarter and 16-11 in the i second quarter to lead 27-23, at the half time mark. At the end of the third quarter the Buffetts scored 11 to the Astoria's 9, to lead 38-32. The Buff girls were holding their own Buffalo's Place The State Champions Sisters Outlaws, dominate the All-Star, state1 football hdnors. They have Macualley, the, David Martin, Offensive player and Cody Hill the defensive player of the year. Besides them six other players made the All-Star list. First team offensive guard Eli Pyke, offensive Tackle Greg Hook Defensive linemen Conrad Kiefer, Jered Coffield, defensive backs Jamie Newport and Bryce Gardnier. pSS Tumbling for beginners to begin January 5 for boys and girls Tuesdays 4-6 yrs, W:00 p.m. Tuesdays 7-10 yrs, 6-7:00 p.m. Thursdays 11-12 yrs, 5-6:00 p.m. Parents must be available to assist their child 4-6 years of age. Parent must sign a waiver before participating in class. For more information contact instructor Monica Wahnetah 553- 3243. Sponsored by Healthy Nations f I.' t V ' .' . . A t i Astoria Tops Buffs in first Round of Tourney Play The Astoria Fishermen jumped the final quarter the Astoria team out to a quick start and never looked back as they posted a 78 51 win over the Madras White Buffalo's.. Everything seemed to go well for the Astoria team right from the start and the Buffs couldn't get in gear. Astoria led at the end of the first quarter 27-18, and were on the roll to hold the Buffs at bay. By the time the half time intermission came along the score was Astoria 39 the Buffs 26 In the third quarter the Buffs made a little move on the Fishermen to close with-in four points at 41-37, but that was as close as they could get even out scoring the Fishermen 14-10.. In Buffalo Girls Lose in OT until the final quarter when the Astoria team put on the pressure with a full court press to confuse the Buffs and out score Madras 21-15, and were ahead by three points but the Buffs were not ready to lose after Cece Polk made the three pointer to tie the score and force the overtime as the two teams were deadlocked at 53 each. During the overtime period the Astoria team out gunned the Buffs 12-8, to cap the win and pin the first loss to the Buff record. Madras held the lead with just a few minutes remaining in the game but the Astoria girls bounced Four On State With all the teams in the state the Madras White Buffalo's place 4 girders , on, the list, headed by; junior 'running back Keller Christensen, the Tri-Valley League offensive player of the year , was named to the All-State third team as a running back. Earning Honorable mentions on the offensive team were Senior Brian Sites, at Tight End, and Steve Reeder, Senior Place Kicker, and Senior Jered Moses who made the defensive linemen Kah-Nee-Ta Golf Pro Tips This month ' s Pro Tips focuses on golf shots that require the golfer to use long irons (3, 4, or 5) or the fairway "metals" (formerly referred to as "woods.") If you were at a PGA Tour event and ask a dozen professionals what was the most difficult shot to execute, it would be an immediate and overwhelming response of "the long irons." Because the shaft of the club is so long, and the hitting surface on these clubs is so small, the precision must be exact. So, what would the pro recommend for his readers to become good at this shot. Simple. Get rid of the 3 and 4 irons altogether. Maybe even the 5 iron. OK, now that I've taken several clubs out of your bag, and left a large gap for clubs to properly cover this distance, what is there to replace them? The answer is - The higher numbered fairway "woods." These clubs offer a much larger hitting area on the clubface, making decent contact with the ball much easier. Number five's sixes, sevens, eight' s, and even nine metal "woods' are becoming more commonplace each year with not only the average skill level golfer, but also the professionals and expert golfers. These metal woods make it much easier to get the ball into the air, and still get a considerable amount of distance out of them. Since every golfer has a different expectation on how far they can expect a shot to go with a specific club, I can't tell you exactly how far each club will take the ball. I can tell you the rule of thumb that I could use. If the shot required a carry of 210 yards, this would call for a well struck 2-Iron, or in it' s place a metal wood number 5, which would take the bail approximately the same distance. The 3 iron would be replaced by the fairway metal number 6, and a 4-Iron would be the same as a seven "wood." I watched former US Open and PGA Champion Larry Nelson make a two on a par 5 this past week using a number 7 fairway metal "wood" from about 210 yards out. Not too many years ago Nelson would undoubtedly have used a 2 or 3-Iron for this shot, and not have been as successful, for the number 7 fairway wood got the ball higher into the air than a long iron, which allowed it to land more softly on the putting green and coming to rest (in this case in the hole) ,much sooner. So if you're having trouble with the longer irons in your bag, give the higher numbered fairway metal "woods' a try. My guess is that you'll find them easier and more effective. And more FUN!! The Kah-Nee-Ta Golf Association's annual meeting is coming up. It will be held on Monday evening January 25" at the Kah-Nee-Ta Lodge. Conducted in the Deschutes Room. All Kah-Nee-Ta golfers are welcome and urged to attend. Of the topics to be addressed will be questions concerning Membership, and the annual election of Officers for the Association. For more information please contact Mr. Benny Heath or Alley David. Hope to see you there. poured it on with a big quarter scoring 29 points to 1 1 tor the Buffs and win the game 78-51. Travis Moschetti had the hot hand burning the nets with five 3 pointers for the game but that was not enough to overtake the Fishermen. Moschetti led the scoring for the Buffs with 20 points, KeI!erChristensen9, Jered Moses 5, Chasen Walker 5, Josge Mora4, Steve Reeder 4, Brian Sites 3, Hiller 1, and McCabe. Scoring for Astoria: Beirdern 18, Bondueant 14, Folk 12, Rapport 10, Van Dusen 8, Birdenilo 6, Kalar 6, Charlton 2, Filori w, Rainey. The game played at Seaside tournament of Champions. back and battled back and take the lead away from the Madras girls. But the three pointer by Cece kept them in the game for the over time period. Deece Suppah fouled out of the game in the final period and was not around for the OT period. She scored 13 points in the game to lead the Buff scoring.. Polk had 12 points Heather Klos 10, Reina Estimo 9, Smith 8, Main 7, Johnson 2 Blanch Mitchell . Scoring for the Astoria team Gildner 23, Pass 22, Johnson 7, Kustura 5, Radu 3, Phillipakis 3, Long 2. All-Star Team squad A great accomplashment for the boys that didn't have much of a back-up due to so few player 'turn-bud The Buffs made quite an impact on the league this year ending up the No. 2 seed in the Tri-Valley league, and went into the second round of play-offs before being eliminated from further play There are quite a few members of the squad that will be returning for the next season eager to get ,. into the action Joe "Da Pro" Rauschenberg
