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Huskies and Savages
Thump Mustang Team
If KIT ANDERSON
IKTPrw-r lliih lukrtbU
MMn trcwA sllpixsl two
notches vr the Nr-k ml but
th Mustanc remain In third
plac tie In the UrNttv Oregon
league's western dtUion.
The Heppner hooptr lst to
Sherman Htch of Moro FrUlay
nicht In league tUv. U5-W. and
tumbled tn a non-counter Sat
urday, lostni; to Enterprise there,
63
Foul's placed an Important
part In the first same with a
total of 3ti personal whistled.
20 acainst lleppner and It on
the Huskies. The Mustang got
12 tallies at the line while Sher
man collected one le.
lien Heliker Urexv first blood
for the Ultor with a Jumper
on the first of his 13 point for
the eventnc. lleppner went
ahead. 6-3. before the home
team cot started. Once they cot
Coin there wa no stopping
them a thev went on a 17 point
coring streak, while the Mus
tangs were scoreless. This was
all the Huskies needed as they
took a 20 11. first period com
mand. Sherman held a 14 point ad
vantage throuchout much of the
second Quarter and retained the
marcin at the hall. 3S 2L Mid
wav in the third stanza they Snvder
ran It to 19 at 46-27. The bulge ; Spencer
was blc enough and Sherman ' Heliker
had Its Initial league win. Steve . Dohertv
Gentry and Rav Kakln each had j Anderson
16 to pace the w inner and Gene Drlscoll
Hchker topped lleppner with 13 j Dick
followed bv Carl Bauman and 'Jacobs
KIT ANDERSON
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Bill Snvder who added 10 each.
Saturday the Mustangs made
the long trio to Enterprise with
out Mac Hosklns, who was ill.
and the big bov's heighth was
sorely missed. Enterprise con
trolled the boards and this was
a factor in the Savages' win.
Fabulous shooting paid off too.
as the home team shot a
from the field and 69 in the
second half.
Bill Strohm opened up the
game with the first of a 19-point
total. Not to be outdone, the
Mustangs came back on Gene
Heliker's Jumper from the side
The lead see-sawed back and
forth, but it was Enterprise who
ended on top as the first quarter
finished. 1614.
The Savages opened up the
split in period number two but
not until the last minute. With
:58 left Mark Bennett hooked in
a layin and 46 seconds later
Larry Aschenbrenner added a
tip. and the home boys claimed
a 31-23 halftime lead.
The Enterprise boys jumped
to a big lead in the third stanza,
tn front at times by as much
as 10 points. With this big bulge
to coast on. thev were never
challenged until the last minute.
The Savages withheld the on
slaught to claim the victory.
Strohm and Ensminger had 19
each for the home team and
Heliker paced the Mustangs
with 14.
HEPPNER
SHERMAN
Wagenblast
Flaiz
Clark
TOTALS
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Enterprise
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19 59
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Gentry
Cole
R. Eakin
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TOTALS 27 11 16 63
t HEPPNER 59
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Snyder 3 0 2 6
Bauman 2 2 4 6
Spencer 3 14 7
Heliker 6 2 2 14
Dick 13 2 5
Dohertv 2 2 16
Driscoll 3 0 16
Evans 3 10 7
Flaiz 0 0 0 0
Clark 10 0 2
Jacobs 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 24 11 16 59
ENTERPRISE 63
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Aschenbrenner 4 3 2 11
Strohm 9 13 9
Ensminger 7 5 4 19
Bennett 2 1 15
LaDoux 112 3
Rahn 14 16
TOTALS 24 15 13 63
lone Townies Win
Three Last Week
lone Townle added three win
to thrir record lat week a thev
downed HermUton 53-40, and
Lexington. UC 4 V In extras and
the Condon Air Station. Ul 47. In
a Biii Four league game.
lone foucht hack from a 9 3
deficit again! llcrmiMon and
had a one-point halltlme lead.
A big fourth ouarter gave the
win to lone. Thev scored 22
point while holding the Msitor
to 10.
Lexington was hot to lone as
the lone "J.ivvees" had little
trouble In downing the hoM.
boasting five men In double fig
ures with Jim Howton leading
with 22 points. Bill Doherty had
11 for Lex.
Francis Rea led lone a It
tinted the Air Station. Rea
pUved only two quarters as he
hit a fantastic Si'V from the
field, connecting on 12 of 14
shots. Rea ended up with 26
points for the evening.
IOSE 55 Rea 26. Mi Kinney
8. Rietmann 1. Howton 5. rati
berg 2. Mevrrs 3. Brenner 4.
Dockter 6. Mathews. Barnett.
Hermiston 40 Lowry 2. Alio
man 11. Bush 2. Hunnlcutt 8.
Foster 2. Huddleston. Down 3
Phillips 2. Mown-. Hovt 3. Gall
ard. Witherall 7. Warrington.
IONE 102 Padberg 18. K. Rea
16. Howton 22. Dohertv 14. Bren
ner 24. Mathews 4, Barnett 4.
LEXINGTON 43 Paplneau 4.
Huston 4. Jackson 9. Edwards 6,
Doherty 11. Wallace 1. Klinger 9.
IONE 66 F. Rea 26, Tadberg
1 Rietmann 4. Howton 6. Do
hertv 2. Meyers 2, McKlnney 6.
Mathews. Barnett 2. K. Rea 4,
Dockter 12.
AIR STATION 47 Lowden 16.
Londen 7. Smith 7. Jones 8,
Sprague 8. Rasmussen 1.
lone Continues
Victory String
lone Townies ran their record
to 11-3 with three basketball
wins in the past week. The lone
club downed Boardman. 76-55.
stopped Condon Air Station. 74-
58. and whipped the Pendleton
Boys club. 77-56.
lone had four players in
double figures against Board
man but the visitors had the top
scorer. Taibott pourea in w
points to lead Boardman. Gene
Dockter led lone with 19.
In Sundays came lone got a
strone hold on second place In
the Big Four League as it down
ed the Condon Air station.
58. lone led all the way as Fran
cis Rea paced them with 24
points. Campbell topped the Air
Force boys with l.
lone had little trouble wltn tne
Pendleton team Monday night
and Rea again took scoring
honors with 20.
Jayvees
Win 7 th
Straight
Seven In a row!
lleppner High's J.mce banket
bailers made It seven wins in
a row this week-end as they
clobbered the Huskies at Sher
man Friday night. M 33. and
whipped the Enterprise Jayvees
M 42. on the Savages' home
floor Saturday nlKht.
Coach Pete Glennle's bov had
little trouble In containing the
Moro club as thev took an earlv
first period command. 16 7. Af
ter that the Huskies had nary
chance and Coach t.lennle
sent In his reserves to finish the
game. Heppner staunch de
fense allowed no more than 10
points In any period while the
Mustangs were scoring treeiy.
Mark Brown paced Heppner
with 14 points, and Steve Wag
enblast was close behind with
12.
Saturday's game provided the
Heppner bovs a threat to their
string and for a while It looked
like thev might break It as the
Savages took an earlv lead.
However, big 15 point second
period gave the Mustangs a six
point bulge at the half. 26 20.
Enterprise would not give up but
thev were still down bv six at
the end of three. 36 30. Heppner
outscored the Savages In the last
period and the Mustangs claim
ed their seventh win In a row
and a 10-3 season record.
HEPPNER 59 Jacobs 7. Wag
enblast 12. Flaiz 9. Gray 4.
Brown 14. Rauch. Leonnlg 2, Ba
ker 4. O Donnell 3. Turner. Ter
kins 3 Johnston 1.
SHERMAN 33 Root 2.
O'Meara 7. Rlchelderfer 2. Blagg.
Long 3 Cole 4. Kenny 2. Bayer
11. Jones 2. Buvres. Gclsor.
HEPPNER 16 17 IS 859
SHERMAN 7 10 10 6 3J
HEPPNER 51 Jacobs 12. Wag
enblast 12. Flaiz 6, Gray 10.
Brown 9. Rauch. Leonnig. Baker.
Turner. Perkins 2 Johnston.
ENTKR PRISE -12 Klnr i nut.
11 14. Miller 11. Fields 4. FreeU
3 McGraw, Aschenbrenner.
HEPPNER 11 15 10 1.151
ENTERPRISE 11 9 10
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Condon Townies
Win in Overtime
Condon stretched its lead In
the Big Four league but thev
took an extra period to do It
as the lone Townies gave the
Condon baskcthallem a go tie
fore tumbling. s)Kl. on the lone
floor Sundav, rehruary 7. Hepo
nor Koaiitixt lhri men ir
double figures as thev polished !
off the Condon Air Station, uj
52. In the second game of the
doubleheader.
lone opened up a 20 9 first
period lead over Condon and
took command by 19 midway In
the second quarter. The visitor
were only four points down at
the half. 42-38. The score was
tied at the end of three periods,
60-60 and at the end of regu
lation time SO W.
CONDON 90 Schadcwltz 26.
Laccv 12. Delaney 23. Fulton 10.
Bare 5. Roth well 8. Thorne.
IONE 8y F. Rea 30. !herty
20. Howton 13. Dockter 17. My
ers 5. Padberg. Rietmann 4.
Brenner.
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HEPPNER 63 Roblson 2.
Hughes. Glennie 13. George 6.
W. Bail 10. Sager 6. Prock 3.
Beamer 23.
AIR STATION 52 Campbell
19. SDrairuc 8. Lowden 9, Lon
1242 den. Jones 6. Smith 10. Edwards.
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lone High slipped two notches
in their fight for the Umatilla
Morrow League crown as they
were downed twice over the
week-end, losing to Riverside of
Boardman, 73-56, and being
whipped by Weston, 61-55 in
overtime Saturday night.
The Cards now are in fifth In
the league with a 7-5 mark.
Riverside's tremendous shoot
ing from the field gavp them a
34-27 advantage at the half.
They shot .560 from the field
while lone was shooting at a
.400 clip. Riverside rebounded
well against the Cards and turn
ed in a fine performance at the
foul line, hitting 13 of 21. lone
shot eight for 16 free throws. Jay
Ball led the Cards with 14 and
Dennis Gronquist led five River
side scorers in double figures
with 18 points.
lone opened up a 10-point split
at the half of Saturday night's
game, 30-20, but went stone cold
while Weston got hot in the
third quarter. Weston held the
Cards to a mere seven points
while collecting 17 themselves.
The two teams held their own
in the final period, and the score
was tied 60-all at the end of
four. Weston drew first blood In
the overtime and it was never
a doubt after that.
The Tigers out-rebounded lone,
59-46, and also outshot the Cards
.290 to .280. Coach Gene Dock
ter praised lone for their fine
defensive game and also held
high esteem for B. Turney of
Weston.
IONE 56
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M. Halvorsen 3 2 8
S. Holstein 6 0 12
W. Holstein 4 19
J. Ball 7 0 14
V. Morgan 0 0 0
L. Magill 0 0 0
R. Linnell 0 0 0
B. Emert 0 0 0
TOTALS 24 8 56
RIVERSIDE 73
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Gronquist 8 2 18
'Partlow 7 2 16
Skoubo 4 2 10
Shmeder 5 4 14
Anderson 5 2 12
Smith 10 2
Hobbs 0 11
TOTALS 30 13 73
IONE 16 11 13 1656
RIVERSIDE 18 16 16 2373
IONE 56
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J. Halvorsen 5 11 21
M. Halvorsen 2 7 11
S. Holstein 5 2 12
W. Holstein 0 2 2
J. Ball 3 0 6
Emert 2 0 4
R. Linnell 0 0 0
L. Magill 0 0 0
TOTALS 17 22 56
Fifth
Losses
WESTON 61
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Benzel 3 2 8
Winn 3 5 11
Peterson 0 6 6
Renfro 0 0 0
Cubel 0 0 0i
Lawrence 0 0 0
TOTALS 19 23 61 '
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