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The 200 1 Road Warriors Pi I'me-
Slia lun Kmi uas held June 23, at
the Warm Springs Housing Office.
Runners competed in the MK run,
5K, run and walk.
Overall winner for the !K event
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5K runners race to the finish at the Road Warriors Annual Pi-Ume-Sha
Fun RunWalk.
California Men's Hoopa and
Tacoma Ladies Natives teams
take 2001 Pi-Ume-Sha tourney
The 2001 Pi-Ume-Sha Softball
tournament drew several teams vy
ing for championship from visiting
states near and far. In spire of the
drizzle on Sunday, the tournament
went as planned and came to close.
The following are the results:
Men's championship: Hoopa,
California; Second Place: White
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Pi-Ume-Sha Boxing event holds
The 1855 Pi-Ume-Sha Boxing
event this year was held in memory
of Luther Danzuka, Tony Stacona,
and Clifford Pamperien. A memo
rial dedication was held in their
honor, with a moment ot silence
while the bell was rung ten times.
They have passed on but will be re
membered as active participants of
the Warm Springs Boxing Club.
Ten matches were held with box
ing clubs from the Bumble Bee Box
ing Club of Seattle, Washington, The
All American Boxing Club of Burns,
Oregon, West Portland Boxing Club,
of Portland, Grand Avenue Boxing
Club of Portland, Central Oregon
Boxing Club of Bend, and the Warm
Springs Boxing Club ot Warm
Springs.
First match was 8-year-olds at 65
lbs Donovan Spillers of Bumblebee
Boxing against Leonard American
Horse of Warm Springs. American
Horse was the winner.
Fourteen -vear-olds at 112 lbs Luis
Dtalva, of Bumblebee Boxing won
his match against Brandon Hoodie
of the AH American Boxing Club.
Ninc-vear -olds at 67 lbs Jr.
Cameron Nathan of Portland, Or-
egon was the overall winner of the
5K with the lime of 20:10.
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top finishers were: Simeon Kalama,
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Swan; Third Place Siletz, Oregon;
and Fourth Place: United Tribes
Lapwai, Idaho; Sportsmanship was
awarded to Them Guys of Warm
Springs, Oregon. Most Valuable
Player went to Wes of Hoopa, Cali
fornia. Women's championship: Natives
from Tacoma, Washington (and
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Martinez of West Portland won his
match against Leander Smith, of
Warm Springs.
In the 185 lbs division Curtis
Frost of Grand Avenue Boxing won
against Elliott Dahl of Central Or
egon Boxing Club.
Nine-year-olds in the 82 lb" divi
sion matched D.J. Dominguez, of
West Portland Boxing Club against
Jasper Smith, of The Warm Springs
Boxing Club. Dominguez won.
In the 170 lb division Rroberti,
of Grand .Avenue Boxing Club won
against Jeramy Raudebaugh, of Cen
tral Oregon Boxing Club.
Fourtcen-vcar-olds in the 135 lb
division saw Bryon Dotson of
Bumblebee Boxing Club win his
match against Austin L. Smith, of
Warm Springs Boxing Club.
Twcnty-thrce-ycar-olds in the 135
lb division saw James Ramos, of Sa
lem Boxing Club win his match
against Juan Romero, of West Port
land Boxing Club.
In the final match in the 140 lb
division Louis Smith of Warm
Springs was the winner in a match
acainst Matt lone of West Portland
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overall 10K competition
the time of 33:34; and Tim
Cleavenger of Bend with the time
of 40:40.
Tor the girls 13 and under were:
Jenny Red fox in first place with the
time of 33:37; Aja Maldonado of
Satus, VA in second place with the
time of 36:50; and Lorissa Quinn of
Warm Springs with the time of 37:10
in third place.
In the 14 to 18 year category boys
were: Cameron Nathan with the
time of 20:10; and Jeremy Takala of
Yakama with the time of 24:21.
Age 19 to 29 women category the
winner was Angela Smith of Warm
Springs with a time of 30:00, f'-
Age 30 to 39 Men's category win
ner was Randy Nathan, of Portland,
OR with a time of 29:43.
Women's 30 to 39 category win
ners were Susan Seelatsee of Yakama,
W'A with the time of 30:43, and Jen
nifer lairto of Madras, OR with the
time of 31:22.
Men 50 to 59 age top three were:
I.eroy Wilder of Portland with a
time of 22:44; I-eo Mellon of Warm
Springs with a time of 29:29; and
Warm Springs, Oregon); Second
Place: Warm Springs Ladies, Warm
Springs, Oregon; Third Place:
Colville, Colville, Washington;
Fourth Place: Hoopa, California;
Sportsmanship was awarded to
Colville, Washington. Most Valuable
Player went to Lana Leonard of Na
tives, Warm Springs, Oregon.
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anyone to bring home.
Boxing Club.
Special awards were presented aff
the end of die matches.
"Best Bout" went to James Ramos
vs Juan Romero.
"Best Boxer" went to James
Ramos.
"Best Jab" went to Jasper Smith.
"Most Inspirational" went to
Bryon Dotson.
"Most Out of Shape" went to
Elliot Dahl.
Warm Springs Boxing Club
would like to thank the sponsors of
this year's Pi-Ume-Sha Boxing event
They are: Boys and Girls Club of
America, Ahern's Grocery & Deli,
DMJ Automotive, Grandma Hoffy's
Restaurant, Hatfields, Victims of
Crime Services, The store under
Rexall Drugs, Sidaiktba Native Col
lectibles, Spilyay Tymoo Newspa
per, Trudie Thompson, Abby's leg
endary Pizza, Antoinette
Pamperien, Arlcne K. Smith, Pi-Umc-Sha
Treaty Days Committee,
and the 1 ight Doctor Lealand
Beamcr.
Nick Norgarden of Bend with a time
of 41:32.
The top female in 50- to 59-year
category was Doni Wilder of Port
land, Oregon with a time of 31:22.
10K
Age 14 to 18 boys top three fin
ishers were: 1 ''red Joseph of Gresham
in first place with a time of 44:54;
I.onnie Sammaripa of Toppenish,
Washington in second place with the
time of 51:51; and a tie for third
place between George Boise of
Warm Springs and Mackie Johnson
of The Dalles with the time of
1:03.53.
Age 30 to 39 Men had one win
ner from Madras, Oregon, Mark
Hodges with a time of 56:23.
Age 40 to 49 Men had one win
ner from Prineville, Oregon, Wall
Carter with the time of 47:11.
Women age 40 to 49 had one win
ner from Bend, Oregon, the overall
winner Jane Cleavenger with the
time of 43:37.
Walkers Division
Ages 19 to 29 First place was
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Brian McPhearson won the Senior division Endurance Race with an
49.03 time.
Eleven enter endurnce race
The 21" Annual Endurance
Horse Race had 11 riders compet
ing this year. The Senior division
had six and the Junior division had
five. Post time was right on sched
ule; Senior Division began their 14
mile race at 8:10 a.m. with the Jun
ior Division beginning their 5-mile
race at 8:14 a.m. This year's Endur
ance Race was in memory of Nathan
"8-ball" Jim, Henry Palmer, Edith
Danzuka, Vcrbeena Greene and
Gene Greene.
exciting matches
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Andrea Hanson of Madras with a
time of 46:08.
Ages 40 to 49 top three walkers
were: Shirley Fail of Madras in first
place with the time of 43:43; Debbie
Hanson of Bonanza, Oregon in sec
ond place villi a lime of 44:00; and
Donna Strong of Madras in third
place with a time of 44:08,
In the 50 lo 59 age group the win
ner was Sharon Miller of Madras
with a time of 47:39.
Road Warriors event coordinators
would like to thank the Warm
Springs Police Department, l ire &
Safety, Housing Department, Recre
ation Staff, Sharon Jones, I. ana
Leonard, and Cheeks.
REMINDER
Recreational Invitational
Youth Track Meet
July 24, 2001
At Madras High School
Boys and Girls age 2-5 years,
6-13 years
T-shirts and Ribbons to all
participants
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Following are the results of the
race:
Junior Division:
1 "-Clinton Tohet-11; 2n,l-Johnnie
LeClaire-11;. 3rd-Paleena Spino-11;
4,h Raymond Torres-12; and 5,h-Elliot
Cooper Jr.-13.
Senior Division;
1 "-Brian McPherson-49.03; 2nd
Evans Spino 49.05.50; 3rd-Chief
Smith-49.17; 4,h-Jcrome Spino
49.17.50; 5,h-50.50.50 6,h-Allan
Spino-no time recorded
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Little League
Softball All
Stars to begin
tournament
play
Players for the Jefferson
County All-Star team are se
lected from teams from Culver,
Madras and Warm Springs. The
District 5, Little Ix-aguc Softball
All-Star Tournament will be
held in Prineville, Oregon this
year, on the Riverside Fields,
from July 1-7, 2001.
The first game will be be
tween Columbia and Redmond
on field number 1, at 10:00 a.m.,
July 1. In game two Mood River
will face Bend North, 1:00 p.m.
on field number 1.
Game three Bend combined
will play Crook County, 4:00
p.m. on field number 1.
Monday July 2, Jefferson
County will play the winner of
game one. At 1:00 p.m. winners
of game two and three will play
against each other to round out
the first round.
The roster for Jefferson
County Little League Softball
are: Rachel Aimone, Angela
Bellenger, Farrellyn Bellenger,
Kaylcy Cook, Cassandra Drew,
Marisa Musley, Haley Jordan,
Justine Lofting, Hansina Mar
tin, Coleicia Moses, Kaylee
Patterson, Kaylyn Preston,
Maria Dcjesu Ruiz, and K'Lei
Strong.
Coaches are Bob Aimone,
Chuck Patterson, and Terry
Drew.
Fry Bread
Open
held June
23, 24
The 30,h Annual 36 hole Fry
Bread Golf Tournament was con
ducted at Kah-Nee-Ta Fligh Desert
Resort & Casino on June 23, 24,
2001. Following are the results of the
winning players and their perspec
tive flights:
A Flight
1" place low gross: Mr. Louie Pitt
(150)
2nd place low gross: Mr. Brian
Malensky (155)
, 3rd place low gross: Mr. Derrin
Lawrence (156)
A Flight Net
1 place low net: Mr. Mike Parker
(139)
2nd place low net: Mr. Darrel
Lawrence (140)
3rd place low net: Mr. Jim Nopp
(141)
B Flight
1" place low gross: Mr. Dave
Ferrin (165)
2nd place low gross: Mr. Eiel
Eielson (169) "
3rd place low gross: Mr. Mike
Young (170)
B Flight Net "
1 place low net: Mr. Terry Kelly
(139)
2d place low net: Mr. J.P. Patt
(140)
3rd place low net: Mr. Ray Weis
(148)
C Flight
1" place low gross: Mr. Steve
Renfro (172)
2nd place low gross: Mr. Harrel
Broke Shoulder (174)
3rd place low gross: Mr. George
Danzuka (189)
C Flight Net
1" place low net: Mr. Dclvis
Heath (123)
2nd place low net: Mr. Terry
McEvilly (136)
3rd place low net Mr. Justin Mar
tin (153)
Ladies Division
1" place low gross: Cindy Eielson
(189)
1" place low net: Nadine
McEttIIt (141)