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WARM SPRINGS, OREGON
SPILYAY tymoo
Spilyay Tymoo Sports
All Indian rodeo results noted
Pee Wee Rodeo kicked off the Treaty Days All-Indian rodeo
Kendrick Astarloa. was the top
hand and Preston Williams was the
high money winner during the 26'"
annual All-Indian rodeo held June
26, 2000. Hie weather was ideal
and the show went right on sched
ule with Jake Grossmfller doing the
announcing for the affair. ,
. Jamie LaPlante scored 60 points
to win the bareback event with Lu
ther Leith with 59, for second place,
and the rest split ground money. ,
In the saddle bronc. Kendrick
Astarloa, scored 68 to take top hon
ors in that event with no other quali
fied rides 2Bd, 3rd, and 4 ground
split.
In the bull riding event the
money was split ground to all en
tries as there was no qualified ride
during the event of 1 3 entries.
In the calf roping Bob Joseph
tied his calf in 10.99. to win that
event with Preston Williams turning
in a time of 11.56, for second and
Justin Tom tied his calf in 11.93
which was good enough for third
place and Cort Herrera turned in a
12.16 for fourth place un the calf
roping event.
In the Steer Wrestling there were
two entries to turn in time with
Frank Reese Jr. put his steer down
in 53.32, and Cort Herrera had a
1.25.41 for second place, with 3"1
ground split.
In the team roping event Scott
Rogers and Preston Williams roped
their steer in 6.33, for first place,
Robert Bruisedhead and Clint
Bruisedhead rope their steer In 6.54
fnr trrnnii nlnce. And 31 Dirk Jim
and Ed Harry got a 7.80; Ed Harry
and Bob Joseph 7.90 for 4: Toe
Smith and Jerry Parridh 7.99 for 5
and Bill Valdez and Jr. Adams a
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Ralph Rogers 10.45: 2 Fred
Herrera and Carl Johnson 14.79: 3"
Arlen Moses and Cort Herrera
23.30: 4"1 Betty Sampson and
Melvin Sampson 26.34: 5 Ralph
Rogers and Roger Fiander 27.76: om
Roger Fiander and Joe Moses
31.60.
Betty Sampson got a 6.05 to win
the breakaway; 2nJ Kimma Flam
mond 13.16: 3rd Liana Tom 14.00:
4"1 Shannon Thorn 14.49
Shannon Thorn ran the barrels
in 18.283 for 1": 2nd Jodel Johnson
18.484; 3"1 Ashley Picard 18.732:
4"1 Katie Valdez 18.780 .
Hr Barrels: 1" Courtney Frazier
18.529: 2nd Jenna Johnson 19.559:
3rd Jessica Vigil 20.843.
In the wildhorse race; 1 Vernon
Snuiemnhen time 38.96: 2nd Butch
David Team 1.19.17:
Jackson team 1.22.25.
The judges were: Freddy Woods
and Mark Ree. Timers: Rita Squi
emphen, Val Squiemphen. Rodeo
Office, Ginger Smith, Monica Leo
nard and the Gate: Gladys, Terry,
Thurman Squiemphen.
The rodeo contractor: Tygh
Ridge Rodeo Co.
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Now this is a barrel racing horse.
Committee thanks sponsors
for a successful! rodeo
There are always a lot of sponsors
and people to thank in an event such
as the one held over the Pi-Ume-Sha
weekend.
This was our 26th Annual
All-Indian Rodeo. Our major spon
sor was the Confederated Tribes
Tribal Council: Olney Patt, Jr; Gar
land Brunoe; Nelson Wallulatum',
Delvis Heath; Vernon Henry, Ray
Tsumpti; Earl Squiemphen, Zane
Jackson, Bernice Mitchell, Joe Moses
and Brenda Scott. THANK YOU
ALL!
Also, we would like to thank In
dian Head Casino, Alfred Smith
Logging, Warm Springs Forest
Products and Sonny's Pizza all of
Warm Springs for their donations.
Special thank you to Guerin Logging
& Rodney Guerin for donating the
use of their water truck to our cause ;
the Utilities Department for doing
some "yard work"; WS Police de
partment for having an officer on
hand at all times; and Fire and Safety
for donating their ambulance as wen
as their water truck and a Tri-West
Buildins caD. We couldn' t have done
it without any of you. THANK
YOU!!
The worker "behind the scenes"
are very vaulable to making our ro
deo a success. We appreciate their
help: Gladys Thompson, Terry &
Thurman Squiemphen, Ray, Roba,
Buzzy Scott, Ricky Graybael, Earl
Squiemphen, Jr. Smith, Ginger
Smith, Monica Leonard, Rita
Squiemphen, Lyda Rhoan, Vesta
Johnson, Candice Miller, Chance
Squiemphen, John Mitchell, Clint &
Sammy Bruisedhead, Lurch Scott,
Kimma Flammond and Val
Squiemphen. If I have left your name
out, I apologized. We don't always
get to see everyone that is behind the
churches but we do appreciate any
and all help we get! THANK YOU
EVERYONE!
Most of all we would like to thank
the spectators for being there. This
shows your support of the sport of
Rodeo!
Pee Wee Rodeo
Results not avail
able at press time.
See next issue of
Spilyay Tymoo for
the results.
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2000 Northwest
Indian Golf
schedule
July 1-2 Reno Indian
Open, Reno, NV
July 8-9 Coyote Open
Electric City, WA, contact
Larry Jordan (509) 634
2238. July 15-16 Puget Sound
Indian Classic, Chehalis,
WA. Contact James Leo
(360) 748-0024.
July 22-23 Albert Slick
Young Memorial, Marys
ville, WA contact Bill Jones
(425)754-2768.
July 28-30 Hawaiin Local
boy Tournament, Warm
Springs, OR contact Joe
Softball Tournament held
The Annual Pi-Ume-Sha
Softball Tournament gath
ered many teams who
played in scorching hot
weather. Teams came
from throughout the North
west to compete against
each other in the men's
and women's tournaments.
In the men's tournament
the winners were:
1st place-White Swan
2nd place-Lapwai
3rd place-Hoopa
4th place-Two Rivers
Sportsmanship-Them
Guys
In the women's tourna
ment the winners were:
1st place-Pendleton
Rauschenburg (541) 553- 2nd place-Natives
1112.
August 5-6 Sage Hills In
dian Open.Warden, WA,
2000 Warriors Invitational
Fastpitch Softball Tournament
In Memory of Joel Martinez
July 29, 30, 2000
at Madras High School Softball Fields
12 man rosters. True Double
$200.00 entry fee, due by July 15
Send check or money order to Virgil
WindyBoy
P.O. Box 334, Warm Springs, OR 97761
For more information call (541) 553
5012 or 3240.
1st place-Wool jackets
2nd place-Crew Neck Sweatshirts
3rd place-Long sleeve T-shirts
4th place-T-shirts
3rd place-Hoopa
4th place-Yakama
Sportsmanship-Lummi
All Stars
Men's tourney:
Donovan-Two Rivers
Ben-Two Rivers
Jeff-Hoopa
Wes-Hoopa
Is-White Swan
Cliff-White Swan
Barney-Hoopa
Winfred-Lapwai
DC-Lapwai
Larry-Lapwai
Bird-Kings Court
Terry-White Swan
MVP-Nooker
Women's Tournament:
Leslie-Pendleton
Terri-Yakama
Rae-Yakama
Nikki-Hoopa
Shrub-Hoopa
Tip-Hoopa
Roe-Pendleton
. Denise-Pendleton
Shore-Natives
Lisa-Natives
Gloria-Natives
Jocelyn-Lady Warriors
Peace and Dignity Journey
2000 to arrive in Warm Springs
Peace and Dignity Journey
2000 has begun it's trek to Mexico
City in honor of Preservation of Na
tive American culture and promo
tion of unqualified sovereignty
among Native American Nations.
Peace and Dignity is a Native
American spiritual run that was
completed in 1992 and again in
1996, and it has already begun for
the year 2000.
Runners beean the journey
from Tierra del Fueeo, Argentina in
South America, March 18 and
Chickaloon. Alaska, in North
America on May I.
In October the runners will
meet at ancient temples in Teotihua
can near Mexico City.
As in the past, Peace and Dig
nity Journeys is not sponsored ana
have very little money. . .
Local people are invited to join
in the run as it passes through
Warm Springs and to participate in
ceremonies that begin and end each
day' Peace and Dignity is scheduled
to arrive in Warm Springs July 7,
2000. This will be the first time
they will Journey through Warm
Springs. They will be staying at the
Community Wellness Center for the
night and leave July 8, for Sisters.
A potluck is scheduled for the
Peace and Dignity runners July 7 at
the Community Wellness Center.
Everyone is invited to attend.
Kah-Nee-Ta Resort Swim Lessons
Red Cross certified Instructors
July 6th to July 27th
Tuesdays and Thursdays
9:009:30 a.m.
7 classes, $30 per child
Parenttoddler class 2-4 year olds
Learn to swim class 5 years and older
Minimum of 6 children per lesson.
Maximum of 10 per lesson.
Space is limited. Call to make reser
vations or for more information.
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