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lone Faces Helix;
Echo Calls Off
Game with Cards
Running undefeated for the
season. Tone's 8-man football
team will be lvwt to Helix in
the final home game for the
Cardinals at lone Friday after
noon. Coach Glenn Blehl s squad
has downed Culver, Riverside
and Umaplne by sizeable mar
pins and hopes to add Helix to
the list.
Came time Is 2:30, and starters
for the Cards will be the same
as In the last outing, lone was
Idle with an open date last week.
Big one ahead for the lone
club Is the tilt with the other
power of the Umatilla-Morrow
8-man league, St. Joseph's of
Pendleton. They, too, are unde
feated and have been shellack
ing all opposition. The Ione-St
Joseph pame will be In Pendle
ton on Friday, October 13.
A final game of the regular
season was scheduled with Echo,
a league member, oa October
20. However, Administrator Dar
rel Relsch of lone said that Echo
school officials have called off
this game and forfeited to lone
on the grounds that they do not
feel they are strong enough to
compete with the Cardinals.
Only 10 are on their squad, It
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Revivei Mustangs
Trim Grant Unite
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ntml hand of Mus
tang kUked up ttit-lr heel and
Shi.k off a Hint-game defeat
p-eord Friday night by upending
Grant Union or Jonn way
rodeo grounds gridiron by a score
or. 1I U. I ill was "- "
league game and first victory,
putting them for the moment at
the top of the Greater Oregon
league. Bruce Mover scored on a
15 yard run In the second quar
ter t,t the contest, aided by a
neat block from Archie Ball, and
this set the stage for victory. The
Mustangs had thlnps pre'ty
much In command after that.
I.eRy Gardner ran the con
version point.
Moyer's touchdown climaxed
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,.tt.r imtionant reaction from
the lone camp because of the
fact that Echo is a league mem
tw.. oni n mirh. a creed to the
schedule. Umaplne played the
Cardinals with its squaa oi oniy
eight boys, all of whom stayed
In throughout the contest with
out substitution. Relsch pointed
out.
Refusal of Echo to play will
mean that lone will finish with
iwn nnon dates In Its regular
schedule, and should It get Into
state playoffs, will be without
action for considerable time be
fore the playoffs.
a 75 yard march that found Moy
cr. F-d.ile Howard and Ball at
ternatlng for nice gains.
Halftlme thus found the Mus
tan8 ahead, 7 to a
rnt Union started moving
In the third quarter, but Moyer
Mopped their drive wnen ne in
terceuted t pass and ran It back
to the Grant Union 40.
Fumbllltls and penalties act
In at this point and the Mu
tangs churned to no avail for
a while, but Moyer broke away
from hU own 35 and went 65
yards to score In the third quar
ter, only to have the officials
call It back because of an alleg
ed pushing Infraction by one of
the Heppner blockers.
But the Mustangs were not to
be denied. In the fourth quarter,
they rolled on a 55-yard drive
with Shan Applegate going over
from the three after Gardner had
made It a first down to that
point. Applegate went through
the line on a quarterback sneak.
Gardner ran the extra point
Throughout the drive, Howard,
Gardner and Moyer 'carried the
ball wclL
Later In the game Dick Grif
fith of John Day cut loose on
what appeared to be a touch
down ramble for sure, but Moy
er came up fast from behind and
cut him down deep In Heppner
territory. The visitors then bog-
BT DtC CK1BBLC
v.... ,n't nel a red hat to
haot a game of golf," and five
gals that really like the game
turned out Tuesnay. wim
dine O'Brien and Joyce Ward In
charge of play. We really club-
rMl out the nine nip
the wood club of our choice.
You'd be surprised at what you
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rii rvui about six I'm
carrl"8 In ",n bulls). We had
a guet from KJiuua, rumj
Closs, who shot a 40 with her
S.wuod.
1 had leant putts (13) with my
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22-wuod. Jsn Agee naa nw
..,n. - t.urwwi and Marie Mc
Quarrle and Nadlne O'Brien. 18
and lfi putts with a 3 wood. It's
really fun. and of course our
men players think we re strictly
for the birds, but we like our
change of pace. Coffee, as usual.
at our coiiee siauon '""-" "
ged and Moyer again stopped
their flurry when he Intercepted
a pass on the Heppner 2a
After the game. Coach Jim
Sutherland said. "I can we a
definite Improvement, ana I be
lieve that we will win another
game or two before the season
Is over. Doug Dubuque and BUI
Cox blocked well In the line
while Merlin Hughes, Ladd Dick
and David Proudfoot all played
good defensive games. Dick
Springer and Gardner were
tough backing up the line."
Heppner doubled John Day'a
accomplishments In iirst downs,
scoring 14 to Grant Union's 7.
Heppner made 62 total yards
while the visitors made 197.
A fair crowd was on hand to
see the victory and rejoice with
the Mustangs. The Heppner High
band, directed by Arnold Melby,
put on a neat halftlme show and
drill.
t?a) brought by Nadlne.
1 feel like -smny
a party, and nobody showed.
After great deliberation and fig
uring and a date set with the
photographer from the Gaiette
Times, only two winners were
present to receive their trophies:
Championship gross to Dee Grtb.
Me. and championship net to
Jan Agee. A tie ended the first
flight between Marie McQuarrte
and Hazel Mshoney (to be play
ed off. Another tie between
Donna McCurdy and Corkle N.
ene In the aecond flight, with
Donna the winner:
Dougherty won in the tnua
flight The eclectic trophy was
presented to Corkle Norene.
Anyhow, we finished up our "un
finished" business for our cur-
.nl IVIf.
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Last leave In my tee cup teu
me that Clint McQuarrle ha
number 1 r1-: "
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use some : "," ,
dine and Joyce played during
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the ween nu
50'a for beginners, thati real
Improvement AND that there
were Just two fellers on the
course early Sunday, "shooting
i rvf wr: Harlan Mc-
Curdy and Maurice Grovea.
There isn i enougn
any one day to do all your work
and have time to play, to-alow
down your pace! .
Be a man of rare vision: to
play golf on Sunday could be
your decision. Marie and Clint
McQuarrle are in charge of the
day Sunday, October 8, time
2:00 o'clock.
Mrs. Harold Laird. Elaine and
f .. ninwi to Salem re-
cently to visit Mrs. Laird a
mother, Mrs. Marguenie
and on to Portland to get Elaine
registered at the University of
Portland for the coming year.
They abw visited Shirley Van
Winkle and Nancy Moyer.
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