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Page 6 Spilyay Tymoo April 18, 2002
Reno Indian bowling tournament results noted
The 26 Annual Reno Indian
Tournament was held March 15,
16, 17, 2002 at the Reno Na
tional Bowling Stadium. Warm
Springs had a good showing as
their skills won them a place in
each category.
The tournament committee
held a memorial to remember
bowlers that passed on who con
tributed to bowling. The
bowlers remembered were:
Gerald "Gunny" Pickernell of
Oakville, CA; Harry Thomas,
Jr. of Reno, NV; Arlene
Broncheau of Warm Springs,
OR; Ray Shike Sr., of Warm
Springs, OR; Donald Ridley, of
Reno, NV; Joe Marin of Oak
land, NV; Trudy Willie, of Fort
Duschesne, UT; Joe Rivers, of
Reno, NV; Gilbert Bowers, of
Hollywood FL; Haskell
Chapoose, of Fort Duchesne,
UT; and Eugene Greene, Sr., of
Warm Springs, OR.
Following are the results of
the tournament.
Doubles
Women's doubles had 42 en
tries and paid up to fifth place.
Following are the winners with
their total combined scores:
1" Lynn Marie, Juanita
Stevens, 1309; 2nd Trudee
Queahpama-Clements, Birney
Greene-Boise, 1260; 3rd Angie
Spino, Margie Tuckta, 1240;
4th Sandra Sampson, Serina
Wolfe, 1229; and 5,h Sonya
Hubbard, Maggie Ferguson,
1226.
Men's doubles had 55 entries
and paid up to l1 place. Follow
ing are the winners and their
combined scores:
1" Jon Grant, Jonas Grant,
1258; 2nd Joe Noriego, Tony
Banuelos, 1243; 3rd Stacy
Dixon, Rob Robles, 1221; 4,h
Scott Dixon, Aaron Dixon,
1215; 5,h Doug Cairns, Chuck
Wolfe well accomplished at
school and sports activities
. This has been a long time
coming! but I want to make a
very happy announcement
that my granddaughter, 14-year-old,
Kaylyn Lee Wolfe,
has made the honor roll at Riv
erside Indian School in
Anadarko, Oklahoma this year
where she is a freshman. She
Vancouver, Wash, takes championship
Vancouver, Washington
won the Blackhawks Slam and
Jam 2nd Annual open Men's
Basketball Tournament held
April 12-14, 2002 at the Warm
Springs Community Wellness
Center.
Vancouver's victory over
The Dynasty of Madras, Or
egon won them the champion
ship. The score was 64-55.
Taking 3"1 place was the Sha
man Architects of Lapwai,
Idaho and fourth was the red,
hot, rolling North F.nd Ex
press, of Warm Springs.
Other teams participating
were Blackhawks, Co-host
Blackhawks (Yakama), Colum
bia River Chinooks, Sahalce
Middle school planning activities
The following arc upcom
ing events scheduled at
Jefferson County Middle
School.
The middle school science
fair is April 23. Parents and
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Morrow, 1213; 6'h Lester
Poitra, Dan Scott, 1192; 7,h
Raymond Shike, Delvin
McGowen, 1189.
Mixed doubles had 70 entries
and paid up to 8,h place. Follow
ing are the winners with their
total combined scores:
1" Rudy G. Clements,
Sheilah Clements, 1264; 2nd
Janet R. Arrowchis, Gabriel
Wissiup, 1254; 3rd Don
Osceola, Mary G. Osceola,
1245; 4,h Dora Tiger, Rufus
Tiger, 1234; 5,h Jennifer Shot,
Gilbert Johnson, 1232; 5,h (tie)
Margie Tuckta, Jonas Grant, Jr.,
1232; 7,h Leslie Cochran
Davis, Ray Shike, 1226; 8,h
Theresa Monath, Scott Dixon,
1225.
Singles
Women's singles had 84 en
tries and paid up to tenth place.
Following are the results with
their total score:
Teresa Romero, 768; 2nd
Myrna Jamison, 682; 3rd
Sheilah Clements, 680; 4,h
Trudee Queahpama-Clements,
676; 5,h -Gina Upshaw, 664;
6,h Juanita Stevens, 652; 7,h
Janice Wright, 646; 8th Shirley
Polingyowma, 644; 9,h Carla J.
Banuelos, 641; 10,h Shirley
Sanders, 625.
Men's singles had 110 entries
and paid up to thirteenth place.
Following are the results with
their total scores:
1" Charles Morrow, 705;
2nd Anthony Lozinto, 692; 3rd
Rich Tonasket, 691; 4,h Jon
Grant, 686; 5'h Russ Marchand,
668; 6,h Ray Shike, Jr., 657;
7 Wendell Starr, 656; 8,h
Jonas Grant, Jr., 655; 9'h Yardy
Want, 651; 10,h Lester
Robinson, 647; ll,h Danny
Jackson, 641; 12,h Doug
Cairns, 630; 13,h Joe Noriego,
629.
1 . ' a grade point average of
3.33 and improving. She was
also on the volleyball, basket
ball, and presently, on the soft
ball team, playing pitcher and
third base, and takes part in the
Indian Club. "We are so proud
of Kaylyn, Congratulations!"
Iieuluh Tsumpti.
Park, Chi-Town, Scekscequa
Red Star and the 1 loopstcrs.
Players receiving the honor
able mention all-stars medals
were: Recmo Smith, and
Zecman Smith of the
Blackhawks, Esteban Reynoso
and Jorge, ()., of Sahalce Park,
Ray Anderson of I loopstcrs,
Gerald Rahm and Matt
McConvillc of the Columbia
River Chinooks, Josh
Wagenblast of Scekscequa Red
Star, and Chad I lenzl of Chi
Town. Players receiving all star
sweatshirts were: Vance Takes
the Enemy of the Blackhawks
(Yakama), Jake Jaca of The
community members can
come sec displays from 7:30
9:00 p.m.
The sixth-grade OMSI trip
is May 1 and 2. Call Jennifer
Pcttit, Janet Corpas, or Anita
Team
Women's team had 12 entries
and paid only first place. This
event was in memory of Trudy
Willie so $100 was added to the
prize money. Following is the
team with their total combined
score: 1" Wolfe Gang, 1440,
Jolene Boise, Sheylene Black,
Trudee Queahpama-Clements,
and Cena Wolfe.
Men's team had 28 entries
and paid up to third place. Fol
lowing are the winning teams
with their total combined
scores:
1" Here 4 the Beer, 2508,
Bo Ortiz, Joel Florendo,
Darrell Black, Chester
VanPelt; 2nd King Pins, 2499,
Doug Cairns, Chuck Morrow,
Bryan Johnson, Cruz
Sambrano, Jr.; 3rd Buds Bunch,
2499, Leslie Myore, Karnel
Murdock, Brian Bowers, Buddy
Filmore.
Mixed team had 68 entries
and paid up to eighth place. Fol
lowing are the winning teams
with their total combined, ,
scores:
1" Two Nations, 2477,
Clarissa Bruce, Stacie LaPointe,
Russ Marchand, Matt Knight;
2nd Part-time Fish Catchers,
2454, Wilson Pickernell, Kathy
Pickernell, Edna David, Jerry
Sampson; 3td T.N.T., 2432,
Philcen Chimburas, Travis
Chimburas, Janet Arrowchis,
Gabriel Wissiup; 4,h Last
Night, 2424, Gina Upshaw, Ben
Upshaw, Kay Decorah, Ken
Arviso; 5,h Boises, 2407,
Randy Boise, Selena Boise,
Tony Boise, Birney Greene
Boise; 6,h Your Turn, 2400,
Bettie Hudson, Dorothy Ashley,
Griffin Bcgay, Nolan Kelly; 7,h
Good News Bears, 2397, Kay
Decorah, Billie Hicks, Brian
Bowers, Buddy Fillmore; 8,h
Kaylyn Lee Wolfe
Dynasty, Joe Anderson of
Hoopsters, Mathias
McConnville of Columbia
River Chinooks, Roman
Suppah of Seekseequa Red
Star, Garrett Souza of Chi
Town, Jered Moses of North
End Express, Mike Hayes of'
Shaman Architects, and Jake
King of The Dynasty.
Five players were selected to
receive All Tournament "Start
ing Five" sweatshirts and med
als, they were: Gene Suttcrlict
of Blackhawks (Yakama),
Michael Jackson of North End
Express, Allen of Shaman Ar
chitects, Matt Lockcy of The
Dynasty, and Vernon of
Vancouver, Washington.
Moose with questions at 475
7253. Friday, April 19 - Forecast
sheets (class choices) due to
teachers.
Thursday, April 25 at 6 p.m.
at the middle school: Parent
Guardian Night for next years
fifth graders.
Monday, May 6: Some sixth
grade teachers visit Madras
cmentary in the morning, and
Mctolius F.lcmcntary in the
afternoon.
Tuesday, May 7: Some sixth
grade teachers visit Wcstsidc
I.lcmcntary in the morning.
May 24, Friendship Walk.
May 31, Mini-course Day at
the middle school.
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Placing in the Masters were Ted Sampson, Nancy Sampson, Leslie Cochran-Davis, pictured with their
mixed team member Raymond Shike, Jr. Nancy bowled doubles with her mom and is now proud to be
a mother daughter team with her own daughter Leslie. Accomplished bowler, Raymond Shike, Jr. placed
in three events at the tournament.
Warm Springs, 2393, Ted
Sampson, Nancy Sampson,
Leslie Cochran-Davis, Ray
Shike.
Men's and Women's all
events
Handicap for women's events
had thirty-six entries and paid
up to third place. Winners and
their total scores were: 1"
Birney Greene-Boise, 1871;
2nd Marion Linton, 1822; 3rd
Sandra Sampson, 1749.
Scratch women's had eight
entries with one winner being
Rcnee Steele with a total of 1630.
Handicap for men's events
had thirty-three entries and paid
up to third place. Winners and
their total scores were: 1"
Wendell Starr, 1903; 2nd Tony
Banuelos, 1889; 3rd Reuben
Want, 1844.
Scratch men's had twelve en
tries with one winner being
Russ Marchand with a total of
1839.
Masters
Basketball
By Tina Aguilar
Spilyay Tymoo staff
The Madras Lady Buff's
coach Mike Osborne held a
basketball camp for girls in
grades 6lh, 7,h, and 8,hat Madras
High School on April 3,d, 4,h,
5,h and 6' Approximately 15
girls came to learn what the
Lady Duffs have successfully
played since Mr. Osborne be
Boxing
At the Warm Springs Community Center
Saturday, April 27
Gates open at 6 p.m.,
First bout at 7 p.m.
U.SA. sanctioned event.
$10 ringside, $5 general, $3 students, $2
seniors. For information, call boxing coach
and manager at 553-3243
(Alcohol- and drug-free activity)
Rodeo: association welcomes all participants
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If you'd like to enter the ro
deo, call 553-5209 on April 22
and 23, between 6 and 9 p.m.
You may also call Sammy
Bruisedhcad at 553-1856 or
Carmcla Scott at 553-1860 for
more information.
The Warm Springs Rodeo
Association president is
Dclford Johnson, and vice
president is Dclton Trimble.
Secretary is Maria I licks, trea
surer Jodel Johnson, advisor
J.R. Smith, and public rela
tions director is Sammy
Bruisedhcad. The Warm
Springs Rodeo Association is
open year-round for anyone
from any district to join.
"Since we arc confederated
tribes, one of our goals is to
have members from every dis
trict on the reservation in the
Women's "A" Division had
eleven entries and paid up to
fifth place. Winners were: 1"
Sandra Sampson; 2nd Joy
Grant; 3'a Sonya Elaine Willie;
4,h Renee Steeele; 5,h Rhonda
Marchand.
Women's "B" Division had
twelve entries and paid up to
fifth place. Winners were: 1"
Karen Talas; 2nd Birney
Greene-Boise; 3rd Nancy
Sampson; 4"' Leslie Cochran
Davis; 5th Jennifer Shot.
Women's "C" Division had
eighteen entries and paid up to
fifth place. This event was in
memory of Trudy Willie. The
winners were: 1" Sheilah
Clements; 2nd Edna David;
3rd Patricia Want; 4,h Teresa
Romero; 5th Robin Hester.
Men's "A" Division had 48
entries paid up to fifth place.
The winners for this category
are: 1" Russ Marchand; 2nd
Buddy Fillmore; 3,d Marvin
Watson; 4,h Rich Tonasket;
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camp teaches skills
came coach. The basics of
shooting, driving to the basket
and passing was taught. On
Saturday they got to show
what they learned by playing
against each other.
After camp was held, it was
decided that there would be
tryouts to have two traveling
teams that would compete in
three tournaments in the Port
land area at the end of April
fi$ ASM
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Clinton Drulsedhead at the Tsuu T'lna Nation Annual Rodeo.
association," said Bruisedhcad. ily and friends to attend our
"I firmly believe as one big meetings."
team we can once again pro- The membership fee is only
ducc spectacular rodeos. We $10. Currently, the association
encourage you and your fam- bus 21 new members.
5 Larry Scott.
Men's "B" Division had 23
entries and paid up to fifth place.
Winners are: 1" Joe Noriego;
2nd Rob Robles; 3rd Ted
Sampson; 4th Gabriel Wissiup;
5th Floyd Evans.
Men's "C" Division had four
teen entries and paid up to fifth
place. Winners were: 1" Jose
Valezquez; 2nd Danny Jackson;
3rd Ken Tiger; 4,h Stacy
Dixon; 5,h Darrell Black.
Senior Masters Division had
thirty-two entries and paid up
to fifth place. Winners were:
1"' Gene Bowers; 2nd Frank
Alby; 3rd Pete Sirios; 4,h
Ralph Lozinto; 5,h Virgil
Lallashute.
There is a strong indication
that the tournament will not be
held at the Reno National Bowl
ing Stadium next year. However,
the convention commission is
still working on a plan to con
vert the stadium into a multi
purpose facility.
and in May. There wasn't
much response to this and only
one team was established.
They practice on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday. The
first tournament is April 20,h
& 21".
Spilyay Tymoo photo by Tina Aguilar
Coach Dodson shows player
the basics of free-throw
shooting.
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