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Newspaper Page TextA18 Sports/Outdoors wallowa.com September 21, 2016 Wallowa County Chieftain Ladies make their mark at Alpine Meadows Rochelle Danielson A “girl’s day out” means different strokes for different folks. For lady golfers it signiﬁ es golﬁ ng the day away at Alpine Meadows. Members and non-members alike consider their “day out” as meeting at the clubhouse early every Tuesday throughout late spring, summer and early fall. In the restaurant they drink VIKINGS Continued from Page A11 That was followed by a suc- cessful onside kick that caught the Vikings completely off guard. Umatilla had success at times with its no-huddle attack, mix- ing in sweeps and dives with a few mid-range passes. But over- all the Enterprise defense came up big throughout the night. The Outlaws offense also moved the ball well at times. Senior Trent Bales punished the Umatilla defensive line and moved the ball three or four yards at a time for most of the night. Senior quarterback Tate Olsen was effective in the short-passing game, connect- ing on nine of 20 attempts for 67 yards. Several of his incom- coffee, tell stories, yawn and laugh lots, then team up and golf nine or 18 holes, only to gather again for lunch, more anecdotes, then home for a nap. Or for some, back to work. Sound like easy living? It’s nice, for sure, but there’s more depth to this story. Not only do these innovators enjoy the challenge of the game, but as a group, the women’s club helps contribute to making Alpine Mead- ows a better place. Each year they plant ﬂ owers and maintain the ﬂ ower beds at each tee box, while taking on projects that improve the club- pletions came late in the game when the Umatilla defense was sitting back in full coverage. “We have to ﬁ nd a way to win,” Rowley said. “Which means we have to have play-makers. We’re ﬁ nding a way. We’re getting there. We’re still ﬁ ne-tuning things right now.” Junior defensive back Trent Walker did his part to keep the Vikings in check. Walker broke up one deep pass in the ﬁ rst half and picked off another in the third quarter. And sophomore defensive lineman Klint Norton disrupted the Umatilla offense throughout the evening and re- corded multiple tackles for a loss. The Outlaws have a bye this week, then travel for a road game against Pilot Rock/Nixy- aawii at 7 p.m. Sept. 30. house, like refurbishing the upstairs dining area, renovating the women’s restroom and purchasing outdoor furniture for the patio. This past year they purchased a new air conditioner, area rugs and outdoor large rolls of black plastic covering for the No. 2 tee box landscaping area. At the last meeting of the year Tuesday, Sept. 13, the group also decided to purchase eight new 8-foot serving tables for upstairs. Election of ofﬁ cers for 2017 resulted in: Ernestine Kilgore, president; Rochelle Danielson; vice president; and Kathy Reynolds, Scot Heisel/Chieftain ROUNDUP Dodge Ball Tournament Continued from Page A11 • Ace Hardware • Wallowa Title Co. • Les Schwab • Wallowa County Grain Growers • Thompson Auto Supply • Tri-Country Equipment • D&M Aviation, Inc. • To Zion • Joseph Hardware • Beer Belts and Straps • Gypsy Java • Wallowa Valley Eye Care • Mad Mary Lisa • Bird Dogs Signs • Sports Central • Central Copy • Simply Sandy’s • Imnaha Tavern • Range Rider • Alpine Chiropractic • Strangle Buﬀ alo Jerky • Bee-Crow-Bee • Stockman’s Lounge • SugarTime • Moonlight Graphic • 1917 Lumber • Red Rooster • Debs • Terminal Gravity • Embers • Copper Creek • Enterprise Flower Shop TEAMS • Wallowa Fire & Rescue • RoadKill-State & City Road Crew • Oregon Dept. of Forestry • The Outlaws • Suicide Squad • Enterprise Fire Dept. 1 • Prestige World Wide 1 • The Canyon Pack • Outlaw Juniors • Prestige World Wide 2 • Enterprise Fire Dept. 2 • Strangel Industries • Nighthawks dy Grifﬁ n, Panky Hauxwell, Nancy Hook, Heather Bruce, Cheryl Kooch and Tammy Crawford. Tuesday and Thursday play for men/women continues through Oct. 15. Wednesday play and scotchball has moved to Sundays. A reminder to all: A Crab Feed and nine-hole tournament will take place on Saturday, Sept. 24. Come play in a fun four-man/woman scramble event. $70 per person, or (fresh) crab feed only for $30. Rochelle Danielson is an Alpine Meadows member who resides in Enterprise. Enterprise defenders, including Brandon Frolander (21) and Cole Farwell (9) chase down Umatilla quarterback Kaden Webb on Friday. Karlee Gene Riggs Full gratitude for your support ort secretary/treasurer. Also, Carol Marr, game chair, handed out golf balls to winners of August play. Winners included Er- nestine Kilgore, low net; Carol Marr, low gross, twice; Rochelle Daniel- son, putts. On Sept. 6, the threesome of Danielson, Kilgore and Donna McCadden won for staying and play- ing 18 holes in the rain. Also, golf balls to Sherri Currie, Judy Ables, Kathy Reynolds, Gwen Thornberg and Cheri Lamb. Missed were Maureen Kribs, Ruby Zollman, Karen Coppin, Laidee Ann Wolfe, Cindy Parks, Cin- Sam Hilliard led the Cou- gars with six tackles and four assists. Patrick Ritthaler had an interception and recovered two Crane fumbles. Wallowa hosts Joseph (1-2) at 7 p.m. Friday in both teams’ league opener. Eagles stumble against Mustangs The Joseph football team suffered a 54-26 loss to Jor- dan Valley in North Powder on Saturday. RMEF WALLOWA MOUNTAIN CHAPTER 2017 Big Bull Raffl e $20 per ticket or $3 tickets for $50 $ Limited to 650 tickets 2017 CHESNIMNUS UNIT LOP TAG ON THE ZUMAWLT PRAIRIE Winner will receive a fully guided, 3-day Rifl e Bull Elk Hunt on 33,000 acres of premier elk habitat owned by the Nature Conservancy The Eagles lead 18-6 ear- ly in the third quarter, despite losing running back Cayden DeLury to a hip-pointer injury at the end of the second quar- ter. “It didn’t come out like we expected it to,” Eagles coach Toby Koehn said. “We played hard, physical football into the third quarter until they started to throw on us very effectively. We still need to learn how to ﬁ nish a game.” Senior Logan Welch led the Eagles ground game with 132 yards on 11 carries. He also had seven solo tackles on de- fense. DeLury rolled up 122 yards on 18 carries and two touch- downs in his half of play. Koehn said he expects DeLury will return for Friday’s game in Wallowa. Rylie Warnock served as lead tackler for the Eagles, crunching the Mustangs with 11 solo tackles. “He was pretty aggressive,” Koehn said. VOLLEYBALL Cougars drop pair of matches Wallowa had some close sets last week but ultimately the Cougars were swept on the road at Powder Valley (25-16, 25-13, 25-18) on Thursday and at home against Cove (25-23, 25-17, 25-18) on Saturday. moving the ball around and is improving every game.” Wallowa hosts Joseph (9-2) at 4 p.m. Friday. “This team is improving every day,” said head coach Ja- nea Hulse. “We were brought down by an injury and the ma- jority of the team was down with either the ﬂ u or a very severe cold.” The Cougars (1-10) had several intense rallies against Powder Valley (7-2), but sometimes struggled to pick up the ball on defense, Hulse said. Jamie Johnston was very aggressive, picking up 17 digs on defense and 18 passes on serve receive. She also had two kills, one solo block and no errors on serving. Jordan Ferre recorded sev- en solo blocks with two assists. “She was doing well in placing the ball on offense,” Hulse said. “Grace Pendarvis did well on hitting, she was very consistent.” Rylee Goller led the team with four kills and 11 solid hits. At home against 1A Cove (3-7), Wallowa took an early lead, but struggled to ﬁ nish the set and lost 25-23. Johnston, Goller, and Ri- ley Ferre each had four kills. Jordan Ferre had seven solo blocks and Johnston had six solo blocks. “Ashlyn Young did a good job setting and is learning the strengths and power of her hitters,” Hulse said. “She is Outlaws hit stride at home Enterprise made the long trip to Baker City on Saturday, but returned home after just two sets. The Outlaws (3-7) fell 25- 14, 25-19 to 4A La Grande (5- 6) in bracket play at the Baker Tournament before their sec- ond opponent forfeited. Enterprise then hosted the La Grande JV on Monday and swept the Tigers 25-16, 25-14, 25-21. The Outlaws open league play at 4 p.m. Friday at Union (9-3). CROSS COUNTRY Girls 3rd, boys 6th at Umatilla The Outlaws traveled to Umatilla to compete in the Footrace to Valhalla meet on Saturday. The girls third in the team standings, while the boys ﬁ nished sixth. Jacob Evarts was the high ﬁ nisher among the boys, plac- ing 12th with a time of 19:30.1. Eliza Irish ﬁ nished fourth among girls at 21:06.4, and Isabelle Tingelstad was ﬁ fth with a times of 21:21.9. The Outlaws travel to Boise this weekend for the Bob Fir- man Invitational on Saturday. Only 1 winner will be drawn • Need not be present to win • Winner responsible for license & tag fees Drawing March 11th, 2017 @ 7pm Open on weekends for dinner and private parties in October and November! Cloverleaf Hall 668 NW First, Hwy 3 • Enterprise, Oregon F O R M O R E I N F O R M A T I O N : S H A R O N , 541 398 1238 • B R A D , 503 805 3629 • R O Z , 541 426 7819 THANK YOU to the many sponsors and volunteers who helped make the 18th Annual fundraising Banquet & Auction of March 2016 a great success!!!! Local support is so important to the mission of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation to ensure the future of the elk other wildlife, their habitat and our hunting heritage. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Brad Peterson Chris Borgerding Construction Sharon Wilson Debbie Surface Nursery 3V Ranches/Dwayne Voss Gary Taylor Ted Gould Trucking Jeremiah Moﬃ t/Moﬃ t Bros Coggins Wildlife Mgmt Steve Wolf Gary Bethschieder/Stubborn Mule Richard Underwood Doug McKinnis Larry McKinnis Michael Waud Ace Hardware Anton’s Arrowhead Chocolates Balanced Bodies Bank of Eastern Oregon Bennett Insurance Bi-Mart Blue Ribbon Linen Blue Mtn. Outﬁ tters Bookloft Brad Peterson Bronson Logs Calico Light Weapons Carpet One Cattle Country Cheyenne Chim Chimney Chief Joseph Days Rodeo Chieftain Chopper Car Wash Chris’ Forest Products Community Bank Copper Creek Copy Central D&B Debbie Surface Nursery • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Cricket Waters Chance Waters Teresa Sajonia/Embers Rod Mcguire Dave Hayworth Bob Hayworth Warren Cook Clint Jackson/5 Star Builders Gregory Henes Larry Evers Tom Alison Don Ward Robert J Sherer Ray Wilson Saddlery Dollar Stretcher Double Arrow Veterinary Eagle Cap Shoolers Ed Staub & Sons El Bajio Elk Horn Media Embers Enterprise Electric Enterprise Texaco Enterprise Liquor Store Farmers Insurance Five Peaks RV Park Fred Boyer/Valley Bronze Grain Growers Great American Products Hees - Jerry Cullier Hodgen Distributing Jeﬀ Parker Jessie Borgerdine Sound Jim Nicols Guide Joseph Excavating Joseph Electric Joseph Hardware Kathy Zacharias Kenetrek Boots Kni-Co. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Todd Bennett/Bennett Insurance • Daniel E Raminha • Chad Jackson • Brandon Epling • Kelsey R Richards • Glenn Sutherland • Chad Christopher • Justin Spiering • Bruce Dunn/RY Timber • Keith Newburn • John Decker • Tom Hall • Larry Bellamy KWVR Radio Les Schwab Leupold Longhorn Lostine River Corp/Jones Ex Mad Mary’s Marcy’s Skin Care Mike’s Auto Milligan Motors Mt. Joseph Family Foods Moﬃ tt Bros. Moonlight Graphics Northwest Fence Norton’s Welding ODFW Olaf Stoneware/Raku Outlaw Motor Sports Paradise Rose Chuckwagon Parks Bronze Rahn’s Ray Wilson Saddlery R&R Robert Dawson Photo RY Timber Safeway S.A. Piazza • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Salutations Studio Shelly Ann Tippett Photo Silver Creek Financial Silver Lake Bistro Simply Sandy’s Sport’s Corral Stangel’s Stein Distillery Stubborn Mule Sugar Time Bakery Terminal Gravity Thompson Auto Supply Tillamook Chapter Tim Roberts Land & Cattle Toast Fowl Game Calls To Zion Uptown Art Vault Health & Fitness Wallowa County Nursery Winding Waters River Exp Warn Industries Wolfe Farm Inc. Woodstock Circuit Inc. 6 Ranch Fly Fishing/Nash Wallowa Lake, Oregon October Dinner Menu •10/1 Grilled Ribeye Steak, Twice-baked Potato and a Caesar Salad $21 •10/2 Grilled Flank Steak Frites (fries) with Blue Cheese Herb Butter and Arugula Salad $19 •10/8 Grilled Ribeye Steak, Twice-baked Potato and a Caesar Salad $21 •10/9 Buttermilk Fried Chicken with Jalapeno Mac & Cheese and Collard Greens $17.50 CLOSED 10/15 and 10/16 •10/22 •10/23 •10/29 •10/30 Grilled Ribeye Steak, Twice-baked Potato and a Caesar Salad $21 New Orleans-style BBQ Shrimp with Rice and Veggies $18 Grilled Ribeye Steak, Twice-baked Potato and a Caesar Salad $21 Special Halloween Buﬀ et (please call for details or check out our website) $30 Drinks and desserts not included Seatings will be 5pm and 7pm • Please call (541) 432-5691 for reservations or go to www.valisrestaurant.com to book online!