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7,
Trackmen Thump
Prineville 99-32,
In Friday Meet
Br MAC 1I0SK1NS
!rrl by '11m Smith. Junior,
hi m I a record In Hip two inlli
thi llriirr track men Hoblx-rcs
thrlr hosts, the lllnevllle t'ow
Ikv. riMy ly a W 31 mitt.
Althouith lht wliKlkwriil track
slowed tinea, the lli'MT Niy
rimi up witri wrne line rsriy
season mark. Tliey won 13 of
the 15 Mi rrlii, romiletely over
hallowing the lari'er A 1 aeruxil
Husky Jlin Jaioln, f r ttt-
wlnrirr In the shot iut, ! ami
220 .la.lirn an.l Dave Hall, vie
lor In Ix'Ul Murine rare, weir
outstanding for I he MuNtani;
Hut .Smith atole the aiMitlij-ht
Ilia 10 JX H two mil n lltMi the
former 10:32 atamtaM set b
Mark flrown, leMlte the awl
wind and lark of jnmlng om
ortltlon.
Another top mark MMe waa
that of llu IHIS K relay tram
which clocked a fan? time of
1..TJU. Included on thla tram
were Iran Kindle, a fleet
footed freshman; Ken Morgan;
Slmnti Winters ami Dave Hall.
The MuManu tk flrat and
second plirra In seven events.
Thry failed to win only In the
Javrlln and (IIm-u. All three
places In Ihr broad Jump were
awrpt by thr HIIS splker.
For thr inert, which wai a-or-ril
on a bala of flvr xint fr
flrat. three for immd and one
for third. Jacob talllrd 13
point. Hall, who added a MT
ond In thr broad Jump to hi
two flrt and a leg on thr win
ning rrUy tram, acorrd H'i
point.
Thr JV, tram lost by a G2 to
GO worr. Thoe scoring for thr
Jayvccs: Jim Shrrman, 3rd In
thr 410; Rck Wlfherrlte, 2nd In
thr 80; Steve Pettyjohn. 1st In
the mllr 13:10-3); Vern Fredcr
Ickson, It In thr 2 mllr 113:57);
Jim IlhMKlHworth. 2nd Ui thr 2
mllr; Mark TullU. 2nd In low
hurdles- Mark TullU, 2nd In thr
hl'h hurdle; Mark TullU. UI
In thr linx.djump (IV'V'; R'ck
Wltherrl'e. 1st In thr imle vault
W G"i; Karl Dlckaon, 2nd In thr
pole vault "); Alfred Drake. 11
In thr al.otput (32' 6"); Mike
Bunch. 2ml In thr ahotput;
Frank Iovercn. 3rd In the ahot
put; Alfred Drake. 2nd In the
Oitcus; i'UVf llakcr. lt In Jav
elin tllH'T'l; Cary Kemp. 2nd
In Javelin.
3
Mustangs Drop
Diamond Opener
To Rocket Nine
Br DENNIS OD0NNELL
llrppnrr Hteh'a Montanaa
were edtfrd out by the Illot V't k
IWkcts. 13 U. on Friday, March
2 In a baseball jsame? at I'llot
Hoc.
Thi MuNtanua wrr led by the
Mtilpu of ItoKer I-eonnltr and
Jim Ixdwrtv. rail) 2 4 with two
Kill . Hill Snyder Marled on thr
mound and went four Innings
and waa racked for 10 run
(n Hellker relieved Snyder
with the baaea loaded and threw
hree wild bitches which clear
ed the baaea. Heppner had I
strong romeback In the fifth m
nlng with knock I nit In aevrn
runa.
In thr Jayvee same Lank
ford's pitch In if and Krn Stan
ton' run producing double pro
vlded the main factor In the
abbreviated four Inning night
raw. won bv Pilot Hock. 3 0.
ankford picked up the win lor
Hot flock while Kilkenny went
the route for Heppner In losing.
Varaltv Score:
leppner 0 1 2 0 7 0 2 12
IJot Itock 0 3 7 3 0 0 013
BOX St-OKE
1IKTPNKK
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AB R H RBI
Oev 3 2 10
lonnlK 4 2 2 2
llellker 4 10 1
Snyder 2 3 10
Johnston 4 0 0 0
Ihiherty 4 12 3
I). O Donncll 4 111
Alaup 3 111
Avrea 0 0 0 0
Smith 3 112
31 12 9 10
PILOT ROCK
AU R II RBI
Jbe 3 12 2
Vermillion 3 110
Bond 3 110
i:muM-n 3 3 2 2
Miller 2 2 0 1
Chapman 3 2 11
WrlKht 2 111
Kruthera 10 0 0
KUU 2 10 3
McMahon 3 10 0
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21 13: LOB HeppiMv 3. Hlol
Itock. 2; 2B Alaup,' lxherty,
Smith. Itoemuswi: 3B Doherty;
SB Gray 3. Leonnlg. Snyder,
JoIm-s. Vermillion.
Javvec Score:
1 2 3 4 RUE
Hepner 0 0 0 0 0 1 3
Illot Rock 1 1 1 X 3 2 0
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Central Maikot 30 Vs 16
Padbcrg Machinery 35 21
M. C. Grain Growers 30i 25'i
T, V Martcr and
Bryant 27 284
Lexington OH Co-op 26 30
Van's Variety 23 33
Lott's Electric 23 33
Kinzua Corp. 18'i 37
HlRh Ind. Game Iris Camp
hell. 200; High Ind. Series Jo
Ann Dyck, 575; Hl;h Team
Game Padbcrjj Machinery, 933:
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Machinery, 2631.
Commercial
Team W L
Bank of BO 3R'4 13
St. Patrick's 37 '4 14 tt
A. L. Dagectt, Dlst. 34 18
First National 24 28
Willow Creek CC 23 29
I.O.O.F. 21 31
Gardner's 16 36
Heppner Studs 14 38
High Ind. Game Joe Balfe,
227: Hlch Ind. Series Larry
I "rock. 603; High Team Game
HcPDncr Studs. 1037: Hlch Team
! Series Heppner studs, 2i)S2.
Diamondmen Rap
Condon, 14 to 3
Bf ItICK JOHNSTON
Heppner MuatanK won thrlr
third (vl-all i-arne thla aeaaon
atalnat two deleata by dumplntf
the Condon Blue Devila 14 to o
Tueaday nlKht on the Muatanca'
home (llanorul.
At the end of alx innings
O'Donnell had pltrhed a-relefca
ball and lli'j'pncr had tailed 11
runa to ai.ure the victory.
O Donnell alao homered to aid
hi rs'jM' In the sixth Inning.
O'Donriell alruck out nine bat
ter while walking only three
and giving up no earned runs to
chalk up hU second victory
without lHM.
Condon allowed Heppner to
take th" lead with their errors,
and could never get close to the
Mustang crew, (ondon now
atand 1 1 after defeating Caa.
cade Locks and loMng to the
Mustangs
HeppntT alfto had 10 stolen
bnvH against the visitors while
all but tvto of the regular start
ers had at leaat m bane rap.
Condon CMW r2 1 3 5 5
Heppner ' 310 2717 x 14 63
uatterie: i ondon rtmnoim.
Ugan 5l, Johnson 5l and
VV'iK.d Heppner O'Donnell and
AUup.
2 Pitchers Hurl
First Victories
For Mustang Club
By ROGER LE0NNIG
Dennis O'Donnell and Rick
Johnston fired two victories fur
the Heppner Mustangs over the
Riverside pirates Saturday,
March 26. at Riverside.
The Mustangs Jumped off to
a 6 0 lead In the iirst inning
and were never threatened by
Riverside. O'Donnell. pitching
his first game of the season,
allowed only five hits. Mike Al
sup hit a three-run homer in
the second inning.
lion Bacon pitched for River
side and hit two for three from
the plate.
Johnnton. making hl flrmt
start at pitching, went all the
wav to shut the Pirates In the
Jayvee game. Johnston allow
ed only one hit and only three
runners reached the bag. He was
backed by seven hits and no er
rors.
BOX SCORE
HEPPNER
AB R II RBI
Gray 4 2 2 0
Pettyjohn 0 0 0 0
LeonnlK 5 111
Hellker 4 112
Snyder 4 112
Doherty 3 3 2 1
D. O'Donnell 3 2 11
Alsup 4 1 2 3
Johnson 3 1 0 0
Healy 0 0 0 0
Smith 110 1
Ayres 0 0 0 0
31 13 10 11
RIVERSIDE
AB R II RBI
McRae 3 0 12
Partlow 3 0 2 0
Phillips 3 1 10
Baird 4 10 0
Bacon 4 12 1
D. Schmeder 2 10 0
Lennell 10 0 0
Van Horn 3 0 0 0
G. Schmeder 2 10 0
Snyder 2 0 0 1
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Varsltv Score:
HeDDner 632 Oil 013
Riverside 030 000 2 5
E HeDDner 3. Riverside 5:
PO-A Heppner 21-13, Riverside
2116; LOB Heppner 3, Kiver
side 5: 2B Snvder. Doherty. Mc
Rae; 3B Doherty; HR Alsup;
SB Gray 2. Heliker.
Javvee Score:
HeDDner 044 318 7 0
Riverside 000 00 O 1 4
123 45 R H E
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Heppner Batsmen
Lose to Umatilla
Jleppner diamondmen flropped
their aecwnd carne of th year
last Turaday. Id a touirh t'malll
la hU'h aqua.l. 5 I. It waa the
Muatanrs firt home field pame
of the year. Later In the after
noon, tha HHH Junior varkltv us
ed no-hll pttihlng by lturf Kil
kenny to rap the Viking ayvrea
In a-innutK same, 3 1.
Two big Innlnj?, a three run
first and two-run fourth, sec
ured the Viking win.
The MuataneV Urn was rharsr-
rd so ultchrr ';rn Hellker. but
the all-around pt-rformarv-e of
L'matlllas Jim f.ain was (ante-
ly rraponaltdr tor the vlmtora'
win. In addition to scattering
five hits aa pltiler. he acorrd
a run. went two for three at
hat. stole lu bates, and bat
ted In a run
Kilkenny knoiked In Rlrk
Johnston in the final Inning for
the single Heppner run. It was
Kilkenny only chance at bat,
whll IUck went two for three
In the varsity game
Mobile X-Ray
Unit Returns
Here in April
nZttntn GAXITTiT-TIMES. Tatuadoy. A pail 7. ItU
Umatilla AB R II RBI
Cain 3 12 1
Marqulst 4 110
ll!a!t 4 0 0 0
Sheffield 3 10 0
Benson 3 0 10
Young 3 0 12
Row 2 10 0
Matlock 3 0 0 0
Merkllng 3 111
28 5 6 4
Heppner AB R II RBI
Cray 3 0 0 0
Lconnlg 3 0 0 0
Hellker 3 0 10
Snyder 3 0 10
Alaup 3 0 0 0
D. O Donnell 3 0 0 0
Johnston 3 12 0
Smith 10 0 0
Petty John 10 0 0
J. 0'DonnaIl, 0 0 0 0
Kilkenny 10 11
Avrea 2 0 0 0
Stefanl 10 0 0
28 1 5 1
Hit into force play for Smith
In 5th Inning-
Ran for ivttyiohn In 5th Inn
ing. .
Umatilla 300 juu u o
Heppner 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
E Umatilla 3, Heppner 2;
PO-A Umatilla 21-9. Heppner,
2112; 3B Merkllng; SB Cain
2, Sheffield. Gray. Hellker.
jayvee uame:
R II E
Umatilla 001 00 1RHE
Heppner 201 00 0 324
Carello ana Jones; ruiKenny
and Johnston.
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April 20 and 27 free chest X
lays will It taken again at the
mobile unit which vlalts com
munities In Oregon under the
auspices of the Oregon State Tu
berculoid and Health Aoaoriat-
lon.
The unit will be atationed all
day Tueaday, April 2, In lone
at the Chevron station, and will
he parked adjacent to Murrays'
lirug St re In Heppner all day
Wrdneaday. April 27.
Anthony Haberlach. newly,
appolntej program dirwtor for
this region, and Donald M- Har
man. case-finding coniultsnt for
the Tuberculosis and Health As
sot lation, met with the local as
sociation Tuesday night to plan
lor the advertising, staffing, and
business contact committee nec
essary fo; a visit by the unit.
Mrs. Herman Green will b in
iharge of soliciting the volun
teer committee which will staff
the unit during Its seven hours
In Hrppner. Mrs. Jack Lloyd will
contait Jlippner and Lexington
businesses to arrange time for
employees to be excused for the
free chest X-rays. Mrs. Carl Mc
Daniel has the responsibility for
telephone publicity. Mrs. L. E.
Dick. Jr.. is local publicity
chairman.
The Golden Age club will
make reminder telephone calls
In Heppner. The committee Is
Mrs. Oren Wright. Mrs. Anna
II... lis Mn Arrhle McMurdO.
Mrs. Eva Griffith, and Mrs. Carl
McDanlel.
Mm Kueene Docktor attended
the planning meeting as repre
sentative lor Beta mra
ority In lone. The local associat
ion Is asking the sorority to be
responsible for the unit's visit
to lone.
Also helping with plans for
the scheduled stop of the X-ray
unit are Mrs. W. L. Cox. presi
dent of the Morrow County Tu
berculosis and Health Associat
ion; Mrs. Howard Bry ant, treas
urer; and Mrs. H. J. Stoeber, Seal
Sale chairman.
The unit Is scheduled at lone
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and
from 3 p m. to 5 p.m. At Hepp
ner It will be operated from 10
a m. to 2 p.m. and from 3 p.m.
to 6 p.m
-County School Calendar
April
n.kall- lo-nr.ru-r Illffh at Wahtonka 1 :00
Track: Heppner High at Sherman 10:00
APU 1 a
Morrow County School Dlstrin R l Budget Election 2:00 8:00
.ii p. ... ! I e.j.niu .l Dk. r.tMno Hall
Morrow County Srhwd District R l Regular Bard Meetlrf at
. n tut a a
noaramsrv w
Baseball: Stanfleld at lone Hlrh
llrnnjv Illtrh at C iimloiv .t (V)
aty Council at A C Houghton Old Building
California Mental Maturity Test Heppner High Sophomores
National Assembly RJvtsrslde 12:30
lone PTA B:W P.M. . ...
Apnt is
National Assembly Hrppner Elementary :43 A.M.
Boardman Mother's Club 2:00
Mr. Potter Oregon Auoc of School Administrators Corvalll
Baseoaji; stamina r.irrn. m n. v,. nuuniimii .
April IS
Hayward Relays Eugene
Oregon Association of School Administrators Corvallls
Eastern Region of Elementary School Principals La Grande
A. C. Houghton PTA Dinner Cafttorium
Baseball:
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lone High at Umatilla
Pilot Rock High at Hrppner 3:30
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