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Warm Springs, Oregon Spilyay Tymoo 6 May 20, 1999 gT1 Spayay Tmo Sports Hofa Invitational draws six teams i , ; t - -J r '1 r t I.il JL-IL-.'l ! ' T'lf 3 ' i' hi' -- - ,,,, rvrl tf irJ Warm Springs Rodeo Association to ggg Mjnj Marathon results ! linn a i .11 ' WWW celebrate it's "Silver Anniversary" Aittn W rri n nil D rinr A tml i t 1 r. r m t a. .. iwu.w nasukia- nicase can aiicr o rivi (m 33 j - 'A - Allen Jackson gets ready to throw the shot put with all he has The Madras Rotary Invitational was held on Saturday May 8, 1999 at the Madras High School. Teams that participated were Crook County, LaPine, Central, Cascade, Gilchrist, and Madras. Andrea Krugle paced the buff girls placing in four events. She took first in the Pole Vault, third in the 200 Meters, fourth in the High Hurdles, and fifth in the Triple Jump. Heather Klos was right behind her placing in three events. She placed fourth in the 800 Meters, sixth in the 300 Hurdles, and seventh in the Long Jump. Ashly n Lofting got second in the Discuss and fourth in the Shot Put. Her sister Rachel placed seventh in both the Discuss and the Shot Put. Leila Woll came in second in the 3000 Meters to round out the scoring for the lady buff track squad. Lee Zumwalt lead the way for the buffs winning the 3000 Meters with a time of 10:01:35. Gabe Walker came in second in the Triple Jump with ajump of 38'4". James Johnson placed second in the Shot Put with a throw of 419", Chad McFarland placed third in the Pole Vault with a jump of 9'0". Mark Creelman placed fourth in the 800 Meters with a time of 2:05:89. Aaron Fisher came in fifth place in the 300 Hurdles with a time of 45.60. James Wolfe placed sixth in the 400 Meters with a time of 58.21. Noe Sanchez placed seventh in the Javelin with a throw of 145'9". Hoyt Downing placed eighth in the Triple Jump with ajump of 34'7". Next up for the buffs is the District Track Meet which will be held in Madras on May 21 & 22, 1999. The meet starts at 3:00 on Friday and at 10:00 on Saturday. lion in Warm Snrines. Oresnn isrpl I f ' -.-www. cbrating its "Silver Anniversary" with the 25th annual all-Indian Rodeo June 26-27, at 1 :00 PM daily. This Rodeo event will be multi-sanctioned. Livestock contractor will be Tygh Ridge Rodeo Company and an nouncer is Jake Grossmillcr. Rodeo events will include Saddle Bronc, Bareback, Bull Riding, Calf Roping, Steer Wrestling, Sr. Barrel Race, Ladies Breakaway, Team Roping, (Enter twice, 2 loops), Cen tury Team Roping, (enter twice, 2 loops, combined age of 100), Wild Horse Race, (Indian teams, only) Jr. Barrel Race, (12 years and under). Slack, if necessary, will be held Sat urday after the show. If there are not enough contestants to fill an event, the event will be cancelled. Books open Wednesday, June 16, . and close June 18. Office hours are from 9 AM to 6 PM. Call backs will be on Monday, June 2 1 st, 9 AM to 5 PM please keep your calls within this ' time frame. Call 1-877-2GO-RO-" DEO, toll free or mail entries to Ro-1 dco Secretary, PO Box 644 Warm " Springs, Or 97761 . Make money or-; ders payable to, Warm Springs Ro- dco Association. No personal checks, no Canadian Currency. Hometown entries and permit holders must have fees paid by the time books close. Office charge will be $ 10-Sr. events," and $5-Jr. Event set-ups are allowed, but not guaranteed. Awards will include an all-around saddle, all-round buckle, buckles in all events. For more Rodeo information I im.- mnn Mmhnn was held on April 10, 1999, at the picusc tan wicr u nvi jhij ilic 1777 mm " . , 1783 or 553-9224. There will h vt t D-crtr T?,. nre the winners from eacn or tne concession stands on rodeo grounds. Absolutely no alcohol or drugs! Not events: 1 1 1 . i i..,tIllonHor7-lln'lHI 14.5: 60-over male isi.j w uvu 2nd.) Harry Kittleman iw.di 50-59 male 40-49 male responsible for accidents, injury, theft or divorce, the WSRA reserves the right to refuse any entry. There will be prize drawings throughout the rodeo. Admission for adults will be $6 and $3 for kids 7-years-old and over, all Sr. citizens are free, children age 6 and under are free. For information on other activi ties: Pow-wow: (54 1 ) 553-70 1 5, 1 OK fun run: 553-3243 (8 am to 5 PM), Softball tournament: 553-1 227, Golf tournament: 553-1 1 12 (ask for Pro Shop), 3 on 3 Basketball tourna ment: 553-8631 (after 6PM), Endur ance Race: 553-3258 (8 am to 5 PM), Stick Games: 553-1 435 (after 6 PM), Museum: 553-3331, Indian Head Casino: 1-800-BET-N-Win, Kah-Nee-Ta Vacation Resort: 1-800-831-0100. A drawing will be held in June, and items will include a Pendleton Blanket, AMFM stereo wCD, Tupperware, beaded Nike cap, tradi tional bundle, coffee maker, Nike jacket, rod & reel, beaded belt buckle, $ 1 00 x 2, $50, kids' bike, other misc. items. Raffle tickets will be $1 each and will need not be present to win. See the following people to buy tick ets: Ginger Smith, Rita Squiemphen, Shawna Jackson, Monica Leonard, Gladys Squiemphen, Kimma Flammond, Vesta Miller, Jodel Johnson, C.R. Begay, and Val Squiemphen. 30-39 male female 1st.) Rich Reid 1:50:24 1st.) John Stoltz 1:23:32 2nd.) Vernon Smith 2:08:47 female 1st.) Tee Voigt 2:01:57 2nd.) Amy Feher 3rd.) Sue Reid 2:23:05 1st.) Roy Deluca 1:36:00 2nd.) John Brunoe 2:07:03 1 st.) Laura Nelson 1 :37:30 female overall 2nd.) Sandra Jesikiewitz 2:27:29 3rd.) Sarah Begay 2:38:57 1st.) Bill Reitter 1:22:43 male overall "Stars & Strikes" Masters All Indian Scratch Tournament ' During Yakima Nation Treaty Days1. UjV June 4, 5, and 6 1999 Nob Hill Bowl, Yakima, Washington 3807 W Nob Hill Blvd A Division (181 Average and above) B Division (1 80 Average and below) A Special Senior Division (55 years) In memory of Roger Trujillo-Special added prize to best total score by a left handed bowler. June 4: Mixed Doubles "Warm up & Fun Night" check in 6:30 p.m. $25.00 ea. entry-Great payouts!(scratch, no-tap, 3-6-9, and scotch game)(no sanction card needed)(64 entries max.) June 5: 9.00 a.m. Dedication to Roger Trujillo, Sr. Division & Roll Offs 2:00 p.m. "A" &"B" Division Qualifying(96 entries max. ea. div.) June 6: 9:30 a.m. "A" & "B" Division Finals Brackets, Prizes and Raffles. This tournament will be held YIN's Rodeo, Softball tournament, Golf tournament, and Fun Run. Payouts will be the same weekend. Contact Kim Jamison (509) 865-4778, Mary Lou Owen, or Yvonne Trujillo (509) 865-4485 extensions 708 & 709. This is a tournament that you will not want to miss! Bowl the best Indian Bowlers in the states! There will be jackets for winners of Masters Divisions. For information about the following: Golf Information: Leonard Rabanal (509) 865-4779 Rodeo Information: Alice Adams (509) 865-5121 ext. 545 Softball Information: Jamie Brisbois (509) 865-5121 ext. 6677 Pow Wow Information: Carl Moses (509) 8650-5121 ext. 660 Tribal member seeks support and sponsorship Boys Baseball finishes 11-13 on year In the last four games the Madras a record of 1 1 wins and 13 losses. Boys Baseball team went two and 1 The buffs had a chance to make the two These games are dated back to'.Z playoffs but the Wlisonville Wildcats May 7 and run through May 12. The,' ended that hope with a wjn in their . Valley Catholic game was a make up r last game. Coach Reece thought his game. ' team came together late in the season The two games they won were ' and won some tough games. The against Wilsonville on May 10, with ' buff team made up of many a score of 4-3. The game went to 1 1 underclassmen look to have a great innings before the buffs could pull it season next year, out. The other win came against ' Charlie Nyara and Colter Barnes Valley Catholic with a score of 10-0. ' both made the Tri-Valley League The buff losses came against the ' Second team for their infield efforts .1 rvnQI, ..;hn nnnnHpfi i nnH Jp.re.mv Loeue made the Second mwaya WICIII&U Luuva nnu uvuuuw , - J fcJ - ' . . . . . mi ., - M1n,,A Tnonn fVrtMCA team ts a uiiiiijf r j ' " made Honorable Mention for pitcher as did Jacoby Ellsbury for his outfield presence. on the buffs 1 6-0 in five innings. The i! other loss came against Sherwood j with a score of 17-9. The buffs finished the season with : Warm Springs tribal member and sophomore at Madras High School, Cecelia Ann Polk, is seeking fund raising and sponsorship for two basketball trips. The first trip will take place July 18-22, and will take Cecelia to the Junior National Bas ketball Competition in Columbus, Ohio. The second trip takes place in August and will take her to The U.S.A. National Basketball in The Netherlands. Both trips, Cecelia will be representing the U.S. A.,The State Of Oregon, Madras High School Basketball team, and the Confeder ated Tribes Of Warm Springs. Cecelia is 16-years-old and has won numer ous tourneys representing MHS Basketball team. Cecelia will be holding a raffle and selling sack lunches and other fund raisers as well. She has until early July for the Columbus Ohio trip and early August for the trip to The Netherlands. Any help or sponsorship is ap preciated to assist Cecelia represent our tribes. MHS, The State of Oregon, and the USA Cecelia has to pav for her own lodging, food, uniform, and L- ner ainare 10 eacn evem. vo-cm needs your donations as well as the JC'7 '( i- J . - - J 4 1999 HOOPFEST July 2-4, 1999 Elmer Quinn Park, arm Springs, OR Blacktop 5 on 5 Cash Prizes 10 Player Roster 6 Fouls(no free throws) Players under 18, need waivers 24 team limit Tourney deadline is 6-1 5-99 Double Elimination $150.00 Entry Fee For more info call (541) 553-6004 19-29 male 10k: 60-over male 1st.) Ken Harding 1:19:04 50-59 male 1 st.) James Lambert 55:03 2nd.) Nick Norgorden 1:14:45 female 1st.) Janice Alexander 1:00:21 2nd.) Hannah Hollander 1:10:50 40-49 male 1 st.) Walt Carter 42:32 2nd.) Kelly Thrasher 44:23 female 1 st.) Debbie Thompson 1 :04:05 , 30-39 male 1st.) Paul Harding 44:41 2nd.) Doug Jett 49:47 3rd.) Don Courtney 52:39 female 1st.) Jenny Deluca 48: 11 19-29 male 1st.) Erick Price 46:44 2nd.) Trevor Voigt 47:21 female 1st.) Michelle Badgley 47:23 2nd.) Grace Cho 14-18 male 1st.) Matthew Vaeth 1:10:15 .1 ..i-:female'.lst,).qamille Spino .1:28:41 . , i;" 13-under male 1st.) Stephen Vaeth 1:02:37 , female 1st.) Shelly Greene-Boise 1:28:42 2nd.) Larritta Greene 1:30:01 3rd.) Raylene Thomas 1 :30:03 3m: 50-59 male 1st.) Frank Smith 27:01 40-49 female 1st.) Sylvia Erdman 27:54 30-39.female 1st.) Lucinda Heath 38:36 19-29 male 1st.) Andy Stacona 29:49 14-18 male 1st.) Jonathan Courtney 21:41 female 1st.) Tarissa Alexander 26:57 13-under male 1st.) Yazzie Voigt 22:45 female 1st.) Brianna Stacona 29:47 2nd.) KristiOlney 46:10 Overall Items Awarded To Winners 14.5 Mile: a. ) Warm-ups sponsored by the Indian Head Casino. Nike-Female overall Adidas-Male overall. b. ) Gift Certificates over-night stay Kah-Nee-Ta Lodge. Sponsored by the Kah-Nee-Ta Vacation Resort. Grand Raffle Item: 4-Rose Garden Tickets parking pass donated by the Tribal Management Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs. Winner- Brianna Stacona. Gift Certificate (x2) over-night stay Kah-Nee-Ta Vacation Resort sponsored by the Recreation Department. Winner- Tee Voigt & Andy Stacona Other Sponsors: Video Video (Movie Rentals), Figaro's Pizza (1 Lrg Pizza), Warm Springs Police Department (D.A.R.E. T-Shirts Misc. items), Warm Springs Tribal Council ($50-Event Budget), Ahern' s Stop-n-Shop (donation oranges). Business vendor s hull court tress I uuu icy ly ""yjy . and 2) m driver (T-Shirts), Bend Award & Engraving (Medal Awards), Kah-Nee-Ta Village (discounted swim passes, and facility usage), Big 5 Sporting Goods Bend (Warm-ups). i As the Event Coordinator, I would like to extend my gratitude towards all the staff and volunteers for their assistance: , Staff: Austin Greene (marking the course), Andy Leonard, Lovey Colwash (Keeping the books, advertisement), Carol Allison, Shasta Smith. Volunteers: Joseph Boise, Anson Begay, Conrad Queahpama, Mackie Begay, Sonja Kenyon, Missy Scott, Tammy Wells (overall board and awards), Travis Wells, Esmade Made, Bill Bryson, Sandra Greene Sampson (making the brochures, advertisement), Birney Greene Boise, Angie Spino, Raylene Thomas and Laritta Greene for running errands. Sincerely, LaVena Ike Fitness Coordinator May 29-30, 1999 The 2nd Annual Memorial Day Cougar Den Men's Softball Slowpitch Tournament will be held on May 29, 30, & 31, 1999 '. The tournament will be held in White Swan, WA. The tournament is sponsored by the Cougar Den. There will be $1,100 in Prize Money. Entry Fee is $275.00. The deadline for the entry fee is May 21, 1999. 1 st pay guaranteed to play. 1st Place- 12 Jackets & $500.00 Cash . fc 2nd Place- 12 Sweatshirts & $350.00 Cash 3rd Place-1 2 T-Shirts & $250.00 Cash 4th Place-12 Tank-Tops Awards will also be given for MVP, & All-Star. For more information Contact: Sidney Owens (509) 874-2294 or LaVilla Ramsey- Cougar Den (509) 874-2090. , Send Rosters, Cashiers Check or Monev Order to: Cougar Den PO. Box 677 White Swan, WA 98952 As Snrine arrives so does the wind. Here are a few quick reminders that may help you survive the gusts. Going downwind the wind will straighten your shot out as well as take a lot of backspin OFF the ball. So while your tee shots will run more so will your approaches, pitches, and chips into the greens. So plan for more run on the greens. I also recommend teeing off with a three wood for two reasons, 1) You will get the ball up in the wind so it can ride it, ana i) ine anver puis the least amount of backspin on aball so a strong tailwind can actually knock a driver down. Into the wind the number one thing to remember is to swing easy, you have all heard it, now let me explain why. The harder you hit a shot the more spin you will put on it, the harder the wind blows the more your mistakes are magnified. A little slice becomes big, a little hook goes out of control. By swinging easier you will put less on the ball, letting it bore through the wind much easier, and keeping those errant shots on the course. The good news is your chips and pitches will stop quicker, so you can throw those aggressively at the hole. In any strong wind you may try to widen your stance so you are able to keep your balance on all shots. Other than that be patient, and remember it is a game. Special Olympics Track and Field event held in Klamath Falls The Soecial Olvmpics Sectional Track & Field event was held on May 1 5, 1999. The event was held in Klamath Falls, OR. Local kids from Warm Springs and Madras competed in the track meet. Here are the results of the kids who participated; David Brito won the gold in the shot put and the silver in both the 100m dash and the 4x100 relay. Talon Stormbringer won the gold in the softball throw and the silver in the 1 00m dash and the 4 x 1 00 relay, Amber Choin won the bronze in the 100m dash and placed tourtn in the softball throw, David Fuentes won silver medals in the 100m dash the 800 meters and the 4x100 relay, Stacy Allen won the gold in the 200m dash the silver in the 4x 1 00 relay and the bronze in the shot put, Lance Stormbringer won the gold in the shot put and the silver in the standing long jump, Kodiak Stormbringer won the silver in the softball throw and the bronze in the 200m dash, Jeremy Schott won the gold in the 400m dash and the silver in the shot put, Tim Watkins won the gold in both the 100m dash and the 200m dash, and Gar Zemke won the gold in the 50m dash and the silver in the softball throw. Local kids will be heading for the Summer Games on June 4 through June 6, 1999. The event w ill be held at Hayward Field in Eugene, OR. and family. Cecelia Ann Po!k
