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ft KCPfNCB CAZITTt TIMCS. Thursday. March 11 IMS Afloistangs DeffeaJ Rockets, Grant To Win District ly KIT ANDERSON MCoos Bay, here we come!" That's the battle cry this week at Heppner High school after the Mustangs capped a long uphill pul to win the District 7 A-2 basketball championship am! a berth in the state A-2 basketball tournament at Marshfield High school in Coos Bay starting Monday. A little more than two weeks ago, the team's goal was the tournament at Eastern Oregon College. A dream came true and the Heppner club found itself up against the Filot Bock Bockets Friday night in the opening game of the tourney. The Mustancs, dofratrd three , " lime in rrcular season yUy by Pllot Rock (pam fujmt.d the, the Rocket, were up far this solution title one. and they cMned the rham-1 . ... Plonshlp same by downing the' ft'"" T rilot Rorlt Hotl fit .41 lout ,or ,,,,; 'n ,ne champion- n ot kock boys. 61-49. Uhip came at 2ti Mvomis of the Heppner fans packed the EOC oiH-ninc period with a driving Colirwum Saturday u the bWjUytn. One minute and IS sec In blue and Rold took on th.ondj iater Hehker tipped one In j Grant Union rrosrKtors of John aml the Mustangs had a 4 0 1 Day in the finals. The Heppner , u.ad. Brad ward s Jumper from yictor'. 53-45. put the Mustangs ,ne tol of ,h(. kpy ,,, it up n the third came of the open-, tth 2:16 lt.ft ,t g 8 but the Inc round of the state tourney Heppner five forced ahead. 13 ! against uayion. ramcea iso. 7 n. when the horn sounded to T. ncurred tha t hi factor with a season record of 22 2. .end the first Quarter. .'IifT. .htL.1,.,Li0f 1ti.nr.iiAf. Claris ru.t fact TV,- kt,i.n.. ,h..t .K ' ie .Musnnss c.i uumj; against the Rockets in Friday second period but their blcgest evening s encounter, wayne lead didn t come until in Evans dumped In six quick the second stanza when Bruce points, and the first period was Spencer flipped in a Jumper an me Mustangs-, iney naa a irom trie side, his speciaitv. to 14-8 command at the quarter give them a 231S edge. Ward stop. The second stanza found countered with a pair of free the tide turned the other way throws for Grant Union but Jim and the Rockets took a 29-20 Dohertv upped it again to 23 20. lead at the intermission. (the hatftime margin. Determined to stop the Pilot' Three free shots and a side Rock string at three, the Mus-set bv Dohertv to start the sec tangs put together a 19-poinl ond half gave Heppner a 10 third period while holding the point advantage at 30-20 with Rockets to eight. The last quart j 6:03 to co. Evans side-key Jump er was not a matter of who with 1:15 left cave the Mustangs would win out by how much, their bicgest lead of the even Nevertheless, this quarter furn- in? at 40-27 and thev held that lshed the crowd with some real edce with a 42-29 third quarter 1 - . i - , W.I ,J yV.-r l - - - - "jr j0 ,t . ...... U:p " ') ' ', h j SCENE WAS TUMULTOUS lmmdiatly after th champioruhlp gam, woa by Heppner, at th distrtct baskttball tournament. La Grand. Saturday night Hilarious students crowd around th team and coach to offr conaratulations for their victory er Grant Union of John Day. Amona team personnel vUibl Mustangs In the finals. Athletic Director Pete Glonnie of Heppner Hich. Coach Bob dough and Principal Gordon I nas oeen the outstanding sup I port of the community and cx- fcn -tended thanks for this help, hcn Bruce- .,,-r,. . GRANT UNION 43 score. action. ' Wayne Evans led Mustang j Fouls dotted the last period scoring witn 14. Jim Donerty naa , with a total of 13 personals 12. and Mac Hoskins and Carl 'called. Of 28 points scored in Bauman had 11 each. Rich Mikel, the final quarter, half of them ciumiik a line nijjn miuioi was- , came irom uie line ketball career, took game hon ors with 21 tallies for the Rock ets. Fast action dotted the second Evans again led Heppner scor ing with 14 and Stuart Dick added 11. but Ward had 20 for the Prospectors and Mike Conk- eame of the evening as Nvssa lin rhlnrxft in IS. met Grant Union. The Bulldogs When asked to name an out had the baU and a one-point f standing Mustang during the advantagewith a minute to tournament. Coach Bob Clough go, but they lost the ball and j had this to say. 'Too many the game as the Prospectors won boys helped too many ways to 52-51. name Just one." Coach Clough Pilot Rock met Nyssa in Sat-1 did have words of praise for urday's opener and the Rockets Brad Ward of John Day. saying quickly took a big lead. The, that the big boy kept them in Bulldogs found themselves down the game time after time, at the half, 31-13, but they set j Heppner had outstanding sup out to cut it down. Nyssa again port at the game with several held the ball with a minute left hundred fans backing them, but this time they were a point Pilot Rock's rooters, though dis down. Trying for Just one shot, appointed at the Friday night the Bulldogs missed and the loss, came back to support the Fg Ft Pf Tp Doherlv 5 2 3 12 Bauman 2 ? 4 11 Hoskins 2 2 3 6 Hehker 4 3 1 11 Evans 7 0 0 14 Dick 2 2 16 Snyder 0 10 1 Spencer 0 0 0 0 Jacobs 0 0 10 Driscoll 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 22 17 13 61 PILOT ROCK 49 Fg Ft Pf Tp Anderson 3 5 2 11 Ervin 112 3 Mikel 9 3 0 21 Slate 3 2 4 8 Chrtstensen 10 5 2 Hamilton 0 2 3 2 Hughes 10 2 2 McMahon 0 0 2 0 TOTALS 18 13 20 49 HEPPNER 53 - Fg Ft Pf Tp Evans 6 3 2 lo Bauman 2 15 5 Hoskins 10 12 Dick 4 3 1 11 Hehker 2 4 2 8 Doherty 3 0 2 6 Syder 10 2 2 Jacobs 0 0 2 0 Spencer ' 2 0 2 4 Clark 0 0 0 0 Driscoll 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 21 11 19 53 Sprouffske Conklm Ward Waterman Gubser Bare Beverage La Gore Bond TOTALS Fg 0 5 S 1 0 0 t) 0 0 Ft 0 5 4 2 2 1 0 m 1 Pf 0 2 3 4 O 3 0 0 7t 15 20 4 2 1 0 2 1 11 17 11 43 14 HEPPNER PILOT ROCK 8 HEPPNER GRANT UNION 12 21 19 8 16 61 12 4a 13 12 17 1153 11 9 9 1343 We Ford Dealers are rarirfto answer questions about torn Meg Ned extra cash? Sell unued items around your dace with Uarette-Times classified ad Horseshoe Pitching Courts Added at Park Regulation horM-shoe pltchln courts have recently fceen addet to the plav area at the city Park bv the Citv of Heppner and there is a possibility that lights will bo added at a later date for nlcht horseshoe pitching. If enouch Interest is shown by the community an additional court will be constructed. Participants must furnish their own horse- shot's. The city ordered an outdoor barbecue grill, to be placed in the park picnic area in the near future. Users will furnish their own fuel for cooking. Baseball io Open Wilh Hermiston Here March 27 Timlin M cf .,lKrl.4ll In th prolonged by Male toiirn mrni iiium lw out of mind rjr Saturday, Marvh 27. At thnt time the llcipmr High Mtitane are Mlit'dtilcd to face llcrmhton llleh on the diamond at the rodeo grounds her at 3 p rn. Itt'CutiM nf the length of th hoop urAfton. it's a ure t hi nit that Heppner won't N In top idiape for Iuim ball, while llertn IMun Will have had a eoupl weeks of giod ptactle. Conch iVte Glcnnle km Id that he floured to have a good aquad this year with eight Mtcrman back, but four of them have N'i'n tied up with basketball to this time. Thee Include Jim Hoherty. i-nlor. left fielder and pitcher; lull Snvder. Junior, centerflelder and pitcher: I'arl Bauman, aen- lor. firt baseman and pitcner; and Stuart Dick, senior, hort itop. Other lettermen. all seniors. who have started workouts, in elude Dave Anderwm. right fielder and first baseman; Sher rill McDonald, tecum! baseman; lvn Munkers. third baseman; and Daggett, catcher. One sophomore pitcher has been working out. IVnnls Olxtnnell. and he may there- fore te in the b-M hhape py urn of the first came. All four of th Heppner pitchers are right Maim ers. Other who have reported for the squad and have been drill lm include Tom Green, Junior, utility and Ditcher: Rick John- Ahin Ashbeck called our 4 II mon. sophomore, catcher; R)k'er club meeting together March 8 IxonnlK, imphomore, shortstop; at the Luclanl home. Jean Daley , and Kit Anderson, freshman, led the American pledge and second base. Gary Frcdrlckson the 4 II pledge. I ft.r ,Ue Hermlslon game, the Mitch A.shtcck read a rep.irt MuilUn., w,i ee action against about early horses, starting with i.m.niu rcmnerun In state B centuries ago to stagecoach. I ,,i:iv.fr laxt vrar. at pony express and riding horses j i'm.n.. on March 3t). fuemlay. in th ptctur or (top I or Ult) Mac Hoskins, Managsi Bob Harrrts Oft), Tim Driscoll (41). Stuart Dick (happy oc vlslbl only). Bruc SpBcr. Coach Clough and Jim Jacobs (35). (G-T Photo) Club Studies Early History of Horses Yes. the Gazette Times can print the form you need for busi nes or ranch use. Phone 678 922S of today, We decided to Invite the Two Trackers and the Saddle lies clubs for a ride March 20 to Jerry Dohertv's place. NeU Anderson showed a movie about horses and their an cestors. Mrs. Lucianl served refresh ments of brownies and hot choc, olate. Our next meeting will be at the Ashbeck home April 12. Patty Luclanl, reporter I at 3 pm. Services Cancelled There will be no services at All Saints' Episcopal church from Tuesday through Friday of next week, it Is anounced by Father i Bruce Spencer. Th usual Sunday services will bo held this week and will resum again Sunday. March 28. r.r V ..V' 100 YEARS of smvicf V.' 1 7 - 1 ; . - . . , - Q. A. Q A Q A DOES MUSTANG HAVE A 6CYUNOER ENGINE f Most usuredlyl A 200-cubic-inch job that pro vides blazing performance and solid economy. MUST I WAIT fOR DELIVERY 0 Of MY MUSTANG? No. Increased production has brought Mustang to the point of immediate delivery in a broad , choice of models and colors. IS THE NEW MUSTANG 22 REALLY A SPORTS CAR? A Yes. As a nutter of Tact you will see some Mustang 22's entered in the top sports-car JL JS.V HOW MANY BODY STYLES r OF MUSTANO ARE AVAILABLE f Three. Mustang comes in Hardtop, Con vertible and Fattback 22 models . . . looks . likes $5,000 import but lists for thousands less. Q A Q A racing circuits this coming season. WHAT DO YOU MEAN WHEN YOU SAY 227 It is a sports-car expression, meaning two bucket seats in front and ample room for two 0. passengers in the rear. r sis. v ' r; fr-- ... ..yjtutdkMFT. rftM.HM':- iini m "i i.im i.ii.imiiii 111111 M SiuA4 CAN I GET AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION IN MY MUSTANG? Yes. You have your choice of transmissions in both the 6-cylinder and V-8 models. i8s4 ! ()r Vw Mg iuu..4iB-jh,iiiinvMw from DctrUft that yTjr 65 Mustang th unpctl car from DUort that climbed to 3rd plac in salM In ! than 1 yaar. .best year yet to go see a Ford Dealer mpmm auto sales, inc. FIRST NATIONAL BANK IS PEOPLE ....Serving the Banking Needs of Other Oregon People This First National manager at Prineville, and a stockman are talking over a new, prac tical concept in meat production. Oregon, deficient in meat animals, and high in feed production, can benefit from feedlot operations which can increase the value of each beef animal from $75 to $100, while consuming the feed without trips by freight to mid-West feedlota. A steer can gain a pound of marketable weight on from to 7 $4 pounds of feed-allows a stock producer to intensify his operation with capital rather than the purchase of additional land. John Locke, assistant manager of th Hepp ner First National Branch, Is part of a friendly staff whose years of banking expe rience total 100. Con sult these hometown people for every bank ing need. 4 - i- s, , t mmminm rtrkflMMia I NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON iimbi' Fdrrai DpobI nurnc Corporation HEPPNER. OREGON
