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October 19, 2011
Spily^y Tyvnoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
W .S . hosts the O u t la w R o d e o
Golf invitational winners
Kah-Nee-Ta High Desert
Resort and Casino, and the
Kah-Nee-Ta Golf Associa
tion hosted the Twenty-Sec
ond Annual Northwest Indian
Invitational G olf Tourna
ment earlier this month.
Cruz Bocanegra o f M a
dras won the $500 champion
ship prize with a score of 148.
Jayso n Ray and K elly
W etcher tied for second
(gross) with scores of 151.
Emerson Miller of Warm
Springs won the first net prize
of $400 with a score of 145.
Here are the rest of the re
sults by category:
The Warm Springs Rodeo
A sso ciatio n
ho sted
the
O utlaw Rodeo earlier this
month.
The Jaso n Smith team of
Warm Springs took first place
in the wildhorse race.
Second place went to the Bill
Caporgno team from California;
third, Spud Smith Jr. team, Ma
dras; and fourth, Randy Stewart
team, Windowrock, Ariz. More
results are as follows:
Senior wild colt race
First, Louise Stewart team,
Warm Springs; second, Kelston
Buckskin team, Toppinish; third,
Brandon Bailey team, Warm
Springs.
Mens Flight
1st gross: Mathew Baker,
Canada.
2nd gro ss: O.J. Jack,
Canada.
1st net: Richard Baker,
Canada.
2nd net: Je sse B aker,
Canada.
Junior wild colt race
First, Tasie Hisatake team;
second, Thomas Leclaire team;
third, Brady David team, all of
Warm Springs.
Wild cow race
First, Ty Whenshyunt team,
Salem; second, Tevor Suppah
team , W arm Sprin gs; third,
Brittney DeVore team, Madras.
Senior Flight
1st gross: L ouie P itt,
Warm Springs.
2nd gross: Ja y K eyes,
Yakama.
3rd gross: Jon Bergstrom,
Cow riding
First-place: Amber Lageyette,
Madras.
Chehalis Wash.
4th gross: Gary George,
Pendleton.
5th
gross:
A rlen
Washines/Frank Knychief.
1st net: Len B elcourt,
Canada.
2nd net: Owen Danzuka
Sr., Warm Springs.
3rd net: Cordell Camp.
4th net: Rich Wells, Tahola
Wash.
5th net: Satch M iller,
Warm Springs.
Ladies
1st gross: Cherelle Lam
bert, Tacoma.
2nd gross: Sharon Jack,
Canada.
1st net: Michele Stacona,
Warm Springs.
2nd net: Jolene Estimo,
Warm Springs.
A thank you
The K ah-N ee-Ta G olf
Association wishes to thank
the sponsors of the tourna
m ent: K ah-N ee-T a H igh
Desert Resort and Casino;
Warm Springs Com posite
Products, and Wildhorse Re
sort and Casino.
Water Polo tourney
K N T run results tallied
Battle on the Rez
The following are the results,
in order o f finishing, of the
2011 Kah-Nee-Ta Fall Run (par
ticipants are from Warm Springs
unless otherwise indicated):
October 29, 2011
at Kah-Nee-Ta
High Desert
Resort & Casino
1 -Mile Fun Run/Walk (27 par
ticipants)
H annah A rn, G resham ;
Cecelia LeClaire; Attcity Begay,
A m ail
R hoan,
O dessa
C leaven ger, B end; D oug
P rese nte d by the W arm S prings B oxing C lub.
G eneral adm ission tickets available at the door.
Event begins at 6 p.m.
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Cleavenger, Bend; Mary Olney,
Dylan Heath, and Sonia Heath.
A aron Culps Jr., K aisha
Suppah, Joseph Tuckta, Amare
LeClaire-Jones, Hayden Heath,
Edward Heath, Carl Martinez,
Billie Suppah, Myrtle Suppah,
Lori Switzler, Katrina Greene,
D estry Begay, Jo letta Begay,
M ichael Leecy, Yvette Leecy,
Yolanda Yallup, Tanner Yallup
and LaVonne Boise.
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Jaco b y E llsbury won the
Comeback Player of the Year
Award for his bounce-back
2011 seasons.
Ellsbury said he was grate
ful to receive the award. “This
is a tremendous honor,” he said
on his Twitter page. “Thank
you to writers who voted for
me, my teammates and fans.”
Ellsbury plays outfield for
the Boston Red Sox. This year
he achieved some Red Sox
firsts, hitting 30 homers and
driving in 100 runs from the
leadoff spot, and joining the 30-
30 club (30 homers, 30 steals)
by stealing 39 bases.
Ellsbury posted career-bests
in most offensive categories this
season after playing just 18
games in 2010 because of inju
ries.
The 28-year-old Ellsbury, in
his fifth big league season with
the Boston Red Sox, batted .321
with 32 homers and 105 RBIs.
He also led the majors with 364
total bases and 83 extra-base hits.
Lance Berkm an was also
named MLB Comeback Player
of the Year.
Photos courtesy of Dayle Tufti
The Madras High School water polo team won the Oct.
14 tournament at the Madras Aquatic Center. Team
members TaSheena George and Shania Tom hold their
trophies following the tourney (team member Elyse
Bagley not pictured). The girls went 3-0 in the
competition.
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