10 April 6,2000
warm Springs, Oregon
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LaSalle Tops
The LaSalle Falcons over powered
the Madras White Buffaloes in a duel
track meet held in Madras on March
30, (X)., in Tri-Vallcy Action. For the
Boys score it Was LaSalle 81 Madras
64. For the Girls LaSalle 92 Madras
47.The team scores the results follows:
(;irls:
Iliuhjump: 1st. McCoy, LaSalle
4' 1 l":2nd.KariMadras4'8";LONG
JUMP: 1st Langncse Madras 13'8";
2nd Bcgnagni LaSalle 12' 5"; 3rd
McCoy. LaSalle 12' 4": TRIPLE
JUMP; 1st McCoy LaSalle 24' 10':
JAVELIN: 1st LariRnesc, Madras 105'
8.5"; 2nd lifting K. Madras 887";
Kari Madras 83'2";POLE VAULT:
1st Langncse, Madras 7'6" Harris,
Madras 6" 6"; DISCUS: 1st Lofting,
R. Madras 108' 10"; Spcrry T. Ma
dras 99'; 3rd Lofting G Madras 82'7";
SHOT POUT 1st. Johnson, LaSalle
29' 1 1.5"; 2nd Spcrry, Madras 28' 1 1";
Lofting, Madras 28'4.5"; 400M RE
LAY: LaSalle 57.20; 1500M RUN:
Anton, Z LaSalle 5:17.84; 2nd
Walerson LaSalle 5 :49.23"; Schroeder,
LaSalle 5:52.80: 100 M DASH: 1st
Paden LaSalle 14.17, Smith P. Ma
dras 14.' 18": 3rd Scott LaSalle 14.26;
400M DASH, 1st Bianco, LaSalle
1 :08.87; 2nd Baasten, LaSalle 1:09.16;
Springer Golf
The Springer Golf Tournament
will be held April 22 & 23, 2000
hosted by the Kah-Nee-Ta Golf As
sociation at Kah-Nee-Ta Resort in
Warm Springs, OR.
Friday, April 21 will be Practice
Round;
Saturday, April 22: Tee times start
at 9:30 a.m.; 3 p.m.-Horse Race; 6
p.m.-Dinner.
Sunday, April 23: Tee times start
at9:30 a.m.; Lunch provided; Awards
ceremonies.
Entry fee is $100 includes, Tour
ney fee ($60), Green Fees for Satur
Name:
Address:
Phone:
Rose Garden events for April
Senior Citizen Event;
Sunday, April 16, Blazers vs.
Sacramento 12:00 p.m.
Student Events: Letters will be
mailed to ParentGuardians )
Saturday, April 1, Blazers vs.
Milwaukee
Sunday, April 2, Blazers vs. Se
attle 6:00 p.m.
Friday, April 7, 95.5 Spring Jam
7:30 p.m.
Saturday, April 8, Blazers vs.
Vancouver
Sunday, April 30, Beck concert
(Theatre of Clouds)
Random Events Available:
Monday, April 3, Bruce
Springsteen Concert 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, April 5, Blazers vs.
Santa Clara wins Yakama Nation All-Indian
Warm Springs Ridge Runners brought home this fifth place trophy shown above
Buffs in Boys
3rd Peterson LaSalle 1:13.12; HIGH
I IURDLES: 1 st. Krahn LaSalle, 2 1 .50;
2nd Paden LaSalle 21.77; 3rd Jones
LaSalle22.17:800MRUN; 1st Anton,
LaSalle 2:37.74; 2nd Watcrson, LaSalle
2:44.78; Peterson, LaSalle 1 : 1 3. 1 2; 200
M DASH, 1st Scott, LaSalle 29.76;
2nd Columbo, LaSalle 30.70; 3rd Chan
LaSalle 31.03: 300INT. HURDLES,
1st Jones, LaSalle 55.80; 2nd Smith
Madras, 59.22; 3rd Hauck LaSalle
59.54; 3000M RUN 1st Baasten,
LaSalle 11:55.69; 2nd Harris, Ma
dras 12:49.62: 3rd Riehl LaSalle,
13:03.44: 1600 M RELAY LaSalle
4:42.53.
Boys RESULTS:
HIGH JUMP; 1st Dean, LaSalle,
5'2"; (tie) Scott, Madras, 5'0, (tie)
Arthur LaSalle 5.0: LONG JUMP:
1st Conway, Madras 18' 2"; 2nd
Downing, Madras 17' 10"; 3rd
Adams, Madras 17' 5.5": TRIPLE
JUMP; 1ST Downing, Madras 39'
1.5"; 2nd George, laSalle 35'3.5"; 3rd
Zacher LaSalle 33' 11"; JAVALIN:
1st Zarate, Madras, 163'534 "; 2nd
Dowdy LaSalle, 157'6"; 3rd
Strickland Madras, 154'.. .POLE
VAULT: 1st Miller, LaSalle 9'6"; 2nd
Tournament set
day & Sunday's round ($20 x 2$40),
Tee Prize, Saturday Dinner and
Sunday Lunch.
Side-Bets: Gross Skins, Net Skins,
KP's, Long-Putt & Long-Drive and
Best Ball.
Divisions: Championship Flight,
1st Flight, and Ladies Flight, 2nd
Flight.
Cart: Cart Reservations & Friday
Tee Times (54 1 ) 553-1 1 1 2 Ext. 337 1 .
Mail entries to: Kah-Nee-Ta Golf
Association; PO Box 975; Warm
Springs, OR 97761
rormoreinfo: ButchDavid, KNT
Springer Golf Tournament Entry
. Home Course:
Houston 7:00 p.m.
Thursday, April 6, Z 100 Z Topia
2000 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday, April 19, Blazers vs.
Denver 7:00 p.m.
DEADLINE DATE to submit
your name: Wednesday, April 29,
5 p.m.
Call the Personnel office
553-3262553-3298. Note: If we
don ' t get enough responses for events
later in the month, we will extend the
deadline date. ALL (except stu
dents) will be notified by phone.
Criteria:
1. Tribal MemberEmployee
2. 1 8 years of age
3. Never been selected to a Rose
Garden event
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Girls Track-
Haincy, LaSalle 9': 3rd Wold, Ma
dras, 8'6"; DISCUS: 1st Jackson,
Madras 1 156"; Zarate, Madras
1095"; 3rd Heather LaSalle 105':
SHOT PUT: 1st Davidson, LaSalle
48'7 34"; 2nd Whalcn LaSalle, 41
1 1 .5"; 3rd Mcndoza, Madras 39'2.5":
400M RELAY: LaSallc46.99:1500M
RUN; Manning, Madras. 4:24.33;
2nd Benning LaSalle, 5:09.35; 3rd
Craytor, LaSalle 5:10.03: 100M
DASH: 1st Adams, Madras 11.37:
2nd Dowdy, LaSalle 1 1 .8 1 ; 3rd Wolf,
Madras 12.J7:400M DASH: 1st
Wissboum, LaSalle 53.95; 2nd Wolfe,
Madras 59.75; 3rd Buxman LaSalle,
Warm Springs Community Wellness Center
Weekend activities schedule
April to June 2000
APRIL
8-CHET Family fun t day-fun run, remote car races & dept chili cookoff.
14- 16 Chief Spirits Youth Basketball Tournament, 13 years & under
15- Kah-Nee-Ta Mini Marathon-14.5 mile, 10k, 3 mile and 1 mile
21-23 Chinooks All Indian 6 foot & under Mens basketball tournament
29-Recreation Rez Biathlon, bikingrunning event
29-Y2K Senior Graduation, bingo fundraiser
MAY.
6-12th Annual Reservation Relay
6-Litefoot in Concert
for April 22
Golf Association President; (541)
553-1 1 39 after 5p.m. or Janell Smith,
KNT Golf Association
Secretary-Treasurer (541) 553-7829
after 5 p.m.
Motel listings: Kah-Nee-Ta Va
cation Resort 1-800-554-4786; Best
Western Rama Inn, Madras, OR (54 1)
475-6141; Hoffy's Motel, Madras,
OR (541)475-4633; Sonny'sMotel,
Madras, OR (54 1 ) 475-3262; Budget
Inn, Madras, OR (541) 475-3831;
Relax Inn, Madras, OR (541)
475-2117.
. Index:
Chief Spirits Youth Basketball Tournament
13&Under
April 14-16, 2000
Warm Springs Community Wellness Center
103:78: HIGH HURDLES: 1st
Moriarty LaSalle 18.52: Ncwcomcs,
LaSalle 21.02; 3rd Poitras, LaSalle
22.99: 800 M RUN: 1st Manning,
Madras, 2: 1 3.58; 2nd Sterling LaSalle,
2:14.28; 3rd. Cretlman, Madras
2:14.77: 200M DASH; Wissbaum,
LaSalle 23.21; 2nd Adams, Madras
. 223.63; 3rd Dowdy, LaSale 24.91.
300INT. HURDLES: 1st Moriarty,
LaSalle, 44.73; 2nd Newcomer, LaSalle
48.93; 3rd Welter. LaSalle 53.25:
f 3000MRUN 1st Suzuki 10.02.29; 2nd
' Zumualt, Madras 10:08.05; Rveter,
Madrasll:52.85::1600MRELAYlst
Madras, 3:56.221, LaSalle 3:58.74.
(58 miles by five-person teams)
Reno Bowling
The 24th Annual Reno Indian
Bowling tournament results are here.
, The event was held at the National
Bowling Stadium from February 4
.6,2000. In the Men's doubles event there
were 58 entries. Placing third was
I Benny Heath and Joe Rauschenburg
with a combined score of 1278. They
received $ 1 40 dollars for their effort,
i. Brad Donahue and Ralph Minnick
finished in sixth place with 1217.
They won $84 dollars.
y In the Men's singles event Gerald
i5 Danzuka won with a 565108 673.
ff He, won $200 dqllars for first, Tom
strpng Jj game insixth place, with a
5221 17639. He won $70.'Randy
i, Boise finished in eighth place with a
472165637, and won $60 dollars.
.(John Katchia Jr. and Willie Trimble
tied for ninth place with a 628 apiece.
They both won $25 dollars. Joe
Rauschenburg finished in thirteenth
place with a total of 624. He received
$35 dollars.
In the Men's handicap-all events,
John Katchia came in third and won
Basketball Tournament-
The Yakama Nation All-Indian
Basketball Tournament was held
from Wednesday March 22, to Sat
urday March 25, 2000. The tourna
ment was held over in Wapato, WA.
In the fifth place game, Warm
Springs came away with a win over
Wellpinit with a score of 85-73. James
Scott led Warm Springs with 38
points. Scott Riddle finished with
19. Wellpinit was led by Brent
Marchand who scored 18.
Yakama and Cortez, CO battled
for fourth with Yakama coming out
on top by one 100-99. Yakama was
led by Germaine Hart with 23 points.
Cortez was led by Mike Fisher with
22.
Fort Belknap, Mont, finished in
third place by defeating Ethete, Wyo.
99-81. Belknap's high scorer was
Cory Stiffarm who had 29. Willie
White scored 1 8 for Ethete.
In the championship game Joe
Prue scored 39 points to lead Santa
Clara past Lap wai, ID. The final score
was 122-1 13. Greg Factor added 19
for Santa Clara. Greg Jose led Lapwai
with 32. Felix McGowen pitched in
24.
The All-Tournament team is as
follows: Wambil Ladesma, Oakland:
Greg Jose, Lapwai: Felix McGowen,
Lapwai: Gene Levaldo, Fort Belknap:
Mike Buckelk, Yakama Bucks:
James Scott, Warm Springs: Cory
Stiffarm, Fort Belknap: Willie WTiite,
Ethete: Alan Spoonhunter, Fort
Belknap: Greg Factor, Santa Clara:
Kenny Bigback, Siksika.
MVP honors went to Gre g Factor
from Santa Clara.
Little League
Warm Springs Litde League try
outs will be April 17 at the Warm
Springs Community Wellness Center
ball fields. All players participating in
Little League will have to attend the
tryouts (minors, majors, boys and girls).
Seasons starts May 6 for baseball
and softball majors, week of May 8 for
minors andjuniors, week ofMay 15for
seniors.
An All-Stars coaches meetings is
scheduled for June 12th. All stars try
outs will begin June 16, 17, for the
minors baseball, July 5-7 for major
baseball and Jr. & Sr. softball, June 23,
24 for Jr. & Sr. baseball and minor &
major softball.
The All Star tournaments are set to
begin June 30-July for minor baseball,
July 21-31 for major baseball, July 7
17 for minor & major softball.
At the March 23 Litde League meet
ing it was reported that 71 participants
signed up to play in Little League for
2000 in the majors, minors, seniors,
and T-ball.
Also asked was that all uniforms
results for February-
$14 dollars.
In the Women's doubles event,
there were 45 entries. Jolene Boise
and her partner Kay Decorah, from
Oakland came in second with a
combined total of 1252. They
received $170 dollars. Sheilah
Wahnetah and Saphronia Katchia
finished fifth with a total of 1212.
They won $85 dollars. Sheylene
Black and Sandra G. Sampson
finished in sixth place with a total of
1207 winning $60 dollars.
In the Women's singles event,
Jolene Boise finished in fourth place
with a score of 646, winning $80,00.
Edna David came in eighth place
with a 638, and she won $55 dollars.
In the Mixed Teams event first
place went to the West Spur team,
who finished with a grand total of
2459. They won $700. The Jobes
came in fourth place with a 2377.
They received $180 dollars. The
Warm Springs Rudys finished sixth
with a 2363, winning $150 dollars.
In the Mixed Doubles event,
Saphronia and John Katchia, Jr.
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Player-Coach James Scott poses
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2000 news
that were not turned in from last year
needs to be returned as soon as pos
sible. The Recreation Dept. would also
like a confirmation of their return for
2000 league year, so that all coaches
will receive a background check.
Coaches are also asked to turn in
equipment from last year for inven
tory. All players in minors, majors, Jr.,
Sr. league boys must wear an athletic
supporter.
The Warm Springs Little League
Committee is made up of six individu
als making decisions within the Warm
Springs township. This committee
meetings once every two weeks.
They are planning a community
clean-up day for all players, coaches
and parents to clean-up trash and weeds
around the ball fields. No date has been
set.
Little League pictures are sched
uled to be taken Thursday, April 20
from 4:30 to 6:30. Forms are available
at the Warm Springs Community
Wellness Center front office.
finished second with a 1268, and
they won $205.00. Missy and Larry
Scott got third with a 1262, winning
$ 185 dollars. Paula and Dan Brisbois,
Jr. came in sixth with a 1 237, winning
$76 dollars. Bogene Ortiz and
Saphronia Katchia finished in tenth
place with a 1219. They won $110
dollars.
In the Women's Scratch-all
events, Sandra G. Sampson won with
a 1542. She won $4 dollars.
In the Masters-Men's B division,
Larry Scott finished first, winning
$132.00. Austin Greene finished
, ( second and won $95 dollars.
,;' (iMasters:Men's C division was
. won by John Katchia, Jr. He received
$100 dollars for his effort. Bo Ortiz
got fourth and won $22 dollars. Brad
Donahue came in fifth place and won
$15 dollars.
In the Masters-Women's A
division, Sandra G. Sampson finished
second and won $52.00. ; "'
Missy Scott also came in second
but in the Masters-Women's B
division, winning $44.00.
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with his All-Star trophy