Warm Springs, Oregon
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Spilyay Ttymoo Sports
10 February 25, 1999
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Ladv buffs
ranked Dalles Indran:
The Madras Lady Buffs hosted
the 7 Dalles Indians on Tuesday
February 16, 1999 and won with a
score of 40-35.
In the first quarter the game was
even throughout as the lady buffs
took advantage early with their full
court pressure defense which led to
easy fast break points.
At half-time the score was 23-20
with both teams having a lot of
turnovers throughout the quarter.
Madras loses to LaSalle 73-57
The boys basketball team hosted
the LaSalle Falcons on February 12,
and lost in a lopsided game with the
score of 73-57.
LaSalle was ahead after one period
with a score of 23-12.
Madras started a rally outscoring
the falcons in the second 15 to 13 to
make the score Madras 27, LaSalle
36 going into the half.
In the third both teams scored 12
points and the score was the falcons
Local wrestler doing
Indian school
The Riverside Indian School
Wrestling team has shown great
potential, with almost every team
member placing when the team
attended the last four wrestling
tournaments. Some of the wrestling
tournaments participated in were in
Lawton, Choctaw, Anadarko's Ryan
McComas Memorial wrestling
tournament and Weatherford.
One of the team members is from
Warm Springs and his name is Joe
Aguilar.
Harlem Crowns to bring
comedy show to Warm
Springs
The Community Wellness Center
Recreation Department, along with
the Human Services Branch of Warm
Springs are invitingeveryone tocome
and watch the Harlem Crowns
basketball team compete against a
local foe from Warm Springs. The
comedy, and Zany Action will begin
at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday March 4,
here at the Warm Springs Community
Wellness Center. The first 300 youth
Blackhawks participate in Seaside
tournament
During the weekend of February
13-14, the Blackhawks (Tom Cats)
participated in a seventh grade boys
division at the Seaside Tournament
in Seaside, Oregon. They compiled a
1 win, 3 loss record during the
tournament, but the team did very
well in competing hard and giving a
good effort throughout the
tournament. Most of the team was
comprised of sixth graders but did a
good job of competing and displaying
a good sportsmanship in the
shoot a free throw while her teamates watch from the sidelines
win bia against 7
The third quarter scoring was
really slow as Madras only scored
five points while the Dalles managed
to score only three points.
In the fourth quarter both teams
picked up the pace with each of them
scoring 12 points a piece. This was
not enough for the visitors as Madras
held on despite Deece Suppah fouling
out of the game late in the fourth
quarter.
Leading the way for the buffs was
48 to the buffs 39.
Madras could not get on track the
entire game and it stayed that way in
the fourth as LaSalle outscored them
25 to 18.
Jake Jaca led Madras as well as all
scores with 19 points and Keller
Christensen added 13. Two players
from the falcons scored 18 apiece to
lead their team respectfully.
Next up is a trip to the Dalles on
February 16, game time at 7:30.
wellatAnadarko
CoachSponsor is Carla Wildcat
with assistance from Bobby Kaulaity .
The team is part of the Anadarko
Youth Wrestling League under the
direction of CoachDirector Jeff
Green. The team has been working
hard and getting ready for the
Southwest Oklahoma State Regional.
The top four placers at the S.W.
Regional then advance on to the
Oklahoma State Championship in
Tulsa in February.
tickets will be admitted free, with
each paying adult from the same
household, by first come first serve
basis. Regular adult admission is
$6.00, youth ages 6 years to 1 5 years
of age is $5.00. Children under 5 is
free. Advanced tickets are available
at the Community Wellness office in
Warm Springs, or call 553-3243 for
more information.
tournament. The results of their
games are as follows: Blackhawks
35, Astoria 62; Blackhawks 52,
Lakeridge 46; Blackhawks 34, Kelso
62; Blackhawks 25, Sandy 62.
Team members included:
Rodney(Patch) Adams, Manuel
Greene, Ivan Alanzo, Kevin
Hernandez, Steven James, Francis
Kentura, Myron Northrup, Stephen
Vaeth and Aaron Main.
I would like to thank Tommy
James and Rhonda Atencio for taking
Deece Suppah who scored 1 1 points
with Marie Kalama right behind her
with 10. Darcey Stocking from the
Dalles led all scores with 17 points.
Next up for the lady buffs is a visit
to Valley Catholic in Portland on
February zu, tyyy. mis win oe mere
last regular season game which starts
at 7:30.
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Lady buffs
lose to V.C.
23rd Annual Reno Indian Bowling Tournament Set
The 23rd annual Reno Indian
Bowling Tournament is scheduled for
March 12, 13, 14, 1999, to be held in
the National Bowling Stadium.
The cost is $16.00 per person per
Event. ABCWIBA Sanctioned.
Friday schedule is Doubles and
Singles 1:00 p.m.; Mixed Doubles
4:00 and 6:00 p.m..
Saturday, Team Events; Mixed,
men women at 12:00 noon, 2:30 p.m.
and 5:00 p.m. Masters at 8:00 p.m.
Sunday: Doubles and Singles 10:00
a.m. and 12:00 p.m.
Bowlers are asked to bring their
averages. For more information,
contacr Lance Astor (702) 786-0503,
or HelenCarl Uribe (702) 822-5734.
Arts and Crafts Booths $25.00,
Contact Rosemary Joe (702) 476-0268
or (702) 273-9304.
Utile League sign
ups to be held
soon
Little League registration will
happen in Warm Springs, on Saturday
February 27 from 10:00 a.m. until
2:00 p.m. in the Aerobics room at the
Warm Springs Community Wellness
Center. Venus Knitting Supply Co. a
sport equipment vendor will be on
hand for this event for baseball
softball equipment needs, with
savings on most merchandise. For
registration information contact
Andy Leonard, Sports & Athletic?
Coordinator, or Austin Greene at 553
3243. their team (Tom Cats) to Seaside for
the tournament. I also want to wish
them well as they compete in the
Yakima Valley during the weekend
of February 27 and 28.
The Blackhawks look forward to
hosting their 1999 "Slam and Jam"
Tournament on the weekend of April
9, 1 0, and 1 1 , 1 999, the divisions will
be seventh grade boys and High
School boys.
Sam Kentura
Blackhawks Coach
Warm Springs Panthers
Basketball Tournament
Youth Girls 14 & Under
Basketball Tournament
$200.00 Entry Fee
$75.00 Non-Refundable
Holding Fee Due by March 1st
$125.00 Remaining Entry
Fee Due on March 25th
March 26th-28th
Warm Springs Community
Center
Lctterman Championship
Jackets
Runner-Up Jackets
3rd Place Hooded
Sweatshirts
Other Awards TBA
Contacts:
Luther Clements (541)
553-2413 8-5pm
Vesta Johnson (541)553-
9223 After 5pm
Sponsored by Warm Springs
Forest Products Industries
2nd Annual Tygh Ridge rodeo to be held
The 2nd Annual Tygh Ridge All
Indian Rodeo will be held on May 1 5
& 1 6, 1 999. It will take place 8 miles
north on highway 197 from the old
Tygh Valley Rodeo Grounds.
Events included are Saddle Bronc,
Bareback, Bull Riding, Team Roping,
Barrel Racing, Calf Roping,
Breakaway, Bulldogging, Wild
Cougars to host 7th
jhe Warm Springs Cougars youth
basketball team will be hosting their
7th Annual High School CO-Ed, and
7tn gracje an(j under CO-Ed
Basketball Tournament on March
19,20, and 21, 1999. This will be an
Madras wins but doesn't make play-offs
' ' Madras had a big game on
February 19, against the 1-9 Valiants
from Valley Catholic. TheirOnly win
was against the buffs on their home
floor so Madras was looking to
redeem themselves. Madras had to
play without Senior Jared Moses
because of actions that had occurred
earlier in the day.
Madras let them know right away
who was in charge as they jumped
out in the first quarter 1 9-8 and never
Tournament Rules
1. ABC and WIBC Tournament
Rules and Regulations will govern this
tournament.
2. The Tournament is open to all
Indian ABC-WIBC bowler, their spouses
and all members of the Reno Indian
Bowling League. Non-Indians are eligible
to bowl, but must be a spouse of a
participating Indian Bowler. Bowlers
must verify degree of Indian blood. No
bowler holding a pro card will be allowed
to participate in this tournament (i.e. PB A
card Holder.)
3. All entrants must be ABC or
WIBC members. Non-members can
qualify for entry by paying an affiliate
membership fee of $20.00 for women
and $ 1 2.00 for men or a participation fee
ABC - $5.00 or WIBC $5.00.
4. Teams will consist of four (4) men
and four (4) women in separate divisions.
5. All the events are on a handicap
basis, 80 of 2 10.
6. ENTERING AVERAGES;
a. 1997-98 highest ABCWIBC
Madras girls lose
The Madras Lady buffs
traveled to Valley Catholic on
Saturday February 20 and lost in
overtime 55-53.
In the first quarter Valley
Catholic jumped out to an early
lead with a score of 1 2-7. Heather
Klos led the quarter with 3 points
for the buffs. Tiffany Mapston
had 8 points for the lady valiants.
In the second quarter both
teams scored nine points apiece
with Heather Klos scoring
another 3 points to keep the lady
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The National Indian Activities
Association has awarded the Warm
Springs Athletic Association
(Oregon) the bid for the 1999
Championships to be held at Jefferson
County Middle SchoolMadras and
the Warm Springs Community Center
on April 1 ,2,3, and 4, this will be a 24
team double elimination. Entry fee is
$325.00, payable by bank draft or
Bowling tournament coming soon
The Metro-Phoenix 2nd Annual
Tash O'Otham Desert Bowling
Classic Tournament will be held on
March 27 and 28, 1999, at Kyrene
Lanes in Chandler, Arizona.
All mail-in entries must be
submitted with cashier's check or
money order postmarked no later
than March 12, 1999. This is a
"house" request to guarantee lanes
based on number of entries received.
Events included on Saturday are
the Mixed team event. The cost is
$64.00 per team. Squad times are
Rough Stock School
The Rough Stock School will be
held on April 30, May 1 & 2, 1999. It
will take place at Tygh Ridge arena,
Dufar, OR (south of the Dalles on
Highway 197).
In attendance for the Broncs will
be J.L. Schaffer who is the Columbia
River Circuit Champ and Rookie of
the Year. For the Bulls is Guy Bob
Waite who brings over 12 years of
experience with him. Bullfighters will
be instructed Dan Newman who
Horse Race, and Wild Cow Milking.
Entry fee is $50.00. Contestant fee is
$10.00. Added per event is $300.00.
Books open on May 10-11, from 5
10p.m. Performance times are 1:00pm
daily and admission is $5.00 for
people over 12, $2.50 children 6 thru
12, children under 6 are admitted for
Annual Co-ed Tournament
open to the first 8 teams in both
divisions. 8 players per team. Entry
Fee is set at $ 1 25.00 per team, awards
include Championship Jackets in both
divisions. 2nd through 4th place
awards, Mr. & Miss M.V.P., Mr. &
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g The buffs continued to outscore
the valiants in the second 22 to 12
and went into half-time leading 4 1 to
20.
Valley Catholic tried to rally in
the third as they outscored the home
team by 1 4. This made the score 55 to
40, buffs still with a comfortable
lead going into the fourth.
In the fourth the two teams scored
20 plus points apiece but Madras
Sanctioned league average of 21 games
or more.
b. In no previous season average, use
highest average of 21 games or more of
3-1-99.
c. A verifiable average of not over
two years old prior to bowling.
d. Bowlers with none of the above
must use: WOMEN 165 AVG. MEN
180 A VG.
e. If current season average for at
least 21 games of 3-1-99 exceeds last
season's average by 10 or more pins
current average must be used.
f. ABCWIBC Rule 319d (reporting
of prize winnings) does not apply.
7. Failure to use correct average
will disqualify scoreif submitted average
is lower than correct average hereby
resulting in more handicap. Prize
winnings shall be based on the submitted
average if it is higher than the correct
average. However, corrections in
averages may be permitted up to the
completion of the first game of a series.
8. All entries close at 1 2:00 p.m. on
March 14, 1999.
buffs close with a score of 21-15.
In the third period Marie Kalama
had three 3's to lead the buffs as
they scored 1 8 to the valiants 6. the
score the buffs 33, valiants 27.
In the fourth both teams started
to score but Madras was outscored
1 2 to 1 8 and this sent the game into
an extra period.
Tiffany Mapston was too much
for the buffs to handle as she scored
4 points in the overtime and her
team scored 10 to Madras 8. Final
score 55-53.
under Nationals to be
money order to Warm Springs
Athletic Association no later than
March 26, 1999.
Awards include Championship
Leather Sleeve Jackets, Runner up
Jackets, Third place hooded sweaters,
Fourth place crew necks, 5th & 6th
place awards. Sportsmanship award.
Most Valuable Player award, 12 AH
Star awards, and Mr. Hustle award.
1 1:00am, 2:00pm and 5:00p.m.
Saturday night the Masters
competition will go on and it costs
$25.00 to enter. Squad time is at
7:30p.m.
Sunday is Mixed Doubles and
Singles. Cost is $16.00 per event.
Squad times are 9:00am, 1 2:00pm and
3:00p.m.
For more information contact:
Shirley Polingyowma (602) 244
2289 or Pat Slinkey (602) 956-4649.
held in Tygh Ridge
participated in C.R.C. Finals in 96 &
97. Bareback riders will get the chance
to be entertained by John Hammack,
who has over 25 years experience and
is a 5 time O.R.A. Champion.
The school is only taking a limited
number of students. The cost is
$225.00 and worth every "Buck".
For more information and entry
forms call (541) 473-23421.
Brought to you by: Masterson &
Filbin Rodeo Companies
on May 15-16
free.
Vendors are welcome $50.00 for
the weekend. There is camping
available.
For more information you can
contact: Mike or Kitty Filbin (54 1 )
467-2415.
Miss Hustle. All-star awards, and
participation awards. For more
information you can contact Austin
Greene, Tourney Director at 553
3243 or 3244. Or write P.O. Box
1327 Warm Springs, OR 97761.
was too much for the valiants and
won with a score' of 82-68. '
Keller Christensen led all Madras
with 20 points while Jake Jaca added
18 points.
This win would have helped the
buffs chances in making the play
offs but Wilsonville also won, and
knocked the buffs out of play-off
hopes.
9. All prize money will return 1 00
at a ratio of at least one prize for 8 entries
in team events, doubles and singles and
one for each 10 entries in all events.
10. Multiple entry for 4-member
team events only. Once in doubles and
singles event. Not more than two players
on the same team can place more than
once in prize list of position standing.
1 1 . Tardy bowlers will be allowed
to start bowling beginning with the frame
in which he or she enters the game. No
scores will be given for frames missed.
12. All decisions of the Tournament
Committee are FINAL, unless an appeal
is made in accordance with ABCWIBC
Rule 329.
13. Make all checks or money
orders payable to RENO INDIAN
TOURNAMENT, all NSF checks will
result in automatic disqualification.
For more information contact: Lance
Aster, 73 Reservation Road, Reno, NV
89502 (702) 786-0503 or Helen or Carl
Uribe, 103, Colony Road, Reno NV
89502 (702) 322-5732.
in OT
Marie Kalama was the leading
scorer for the buffs with 15 while
teammate Cece Polk added 12.
Tiffany Mapston lead all scores
with 31.
The buffs will get another crack
at the Valiants but this time it will
be a League Playoff game and the
loser being done for the season.
Action will take place in the
Buffalo dome on Wednesday,
February 24, 1999. Game time is
at 7:00. No passes may be used to
get into the game.
For more information contact:
Austin Greene, Tournament Director
at (541) 553-1953 home or (541)
553-3243 message. You may also
contact Satch Miller, President Warm
Springs Athletic Association at (54 1 )
553-1227 home or (541) 553-3601
work.
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