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MORROW COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
October Calendar of Events
2.
Gary Watklns (14) sweeps left end behind numerous Mustang
yardage. MOYing to help him are Matt Murray (80), Rick Mar-
SOPHOMORE QUARTERBACK
blockers on his war to good
quardt (78), Terry Hughes (64), John McCabe (IS). Hal Bergitrom (72). John Hall (24) and
lom cutsiorth (50). (G-T Fhoto;
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JOHN HALL (24) was a consistent ground gainir in the Heppner-Condon game played at Condon
Saturday afternoon. A good crowd viewed the 20-6 win for the Mustangs. (G-T Photo).
Team Overpowers Condon Saturday
By PAT KILKENNY
Ending preseason clashes in
style, the Heppner High Mus
tangs walloped Condon 20-6 in
a road game Saturday, Septem
ber 27.
The outstanding fact about
the game was how hard the
Horsemen were hitting on both
offense and defense. Coach
Hiemstra commented that it
was the hardest the Mustangs
have hit in the previous four
years.
Gary Watkins in his second
start as Mustang quarterback,
did a remarkable job of mixing
pass plays with a consistent
running game.
Condon was the first to get
on the scoreboard, capitalizing
on a blocked punt, which they
recovered on the Heppner 15
yard line.
Boyer and Weatherford, car
rying the ball on alternating
plays, gained one first down
which brought them to the Mus
tang five. Boyer then carried the
ball in for the Blue Devils. The
PAT failed, with the score ear
ly in the first quarter 6-0, Con
don prevailing.
Dean Wright received the
Condon kickoff and carried the
ball from the Mustang 10-yard
line to their 25. On the next
play Dean saw a line of Mus
tang blockers that never seem
ed to end. He ran the ball 75
yards to paydirt, Watklns at
tempted a pass for a 2-point
PAT that failed. This evened up
the tally, 6-alL
John Hall and Lee Huson put
a lot of pressure on Condon's
strong workhorses, Boyer and
Weatherford, throughout Con
don's next few drives. Condon
threatened only once more in
the first half, this time to the
Mustang 35-yard line.
Penalties hit the Mustangs,
but thev scored again, this time
in the second quarter, on a 45
yard aerial from Watklns to
senior scatback John McCabe. A
bad snap on the extra point try
forfeited the Mustangs' chances
at extra points.
This concluded scoring in the
first half with the Mustangs
anead tor the first time In the
ball game, 12-6.
The Mustang gridders' only
score m tne tmrd panel was
Cards Taste Win In Vernon Game
"It was a great team effort,"
Coach Gordon Meyers said of
his squad after its win over Mt.
Vernon on the home turf Friday
atternoon.
The Cardinals scored seven
touchdowns in three of the four
quarters to overpower their op
ponents 52-22.
But it had its costs.
A senior, Scott Wilson, who
was developing into one of the
bright spots in the thinly deck
ed Cards, failed to get to his
feet after a hard tackle in the
3rd quarter. His right leg was
fractured, and he will be out
for the rest of the season, and
perhaps into basketball.
Also, another veteran, Geme
Crowell, will be out of action
for an indefinite time with a
badly sprained knee, the coach
lamented.
Action this week brings the
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Riverside Pirates hunting for a
win against the lone club Fri'
day afternoon, 2:30, on Memor
ial field.
"Riverside, along with Weston,
will be shooting for the title
this year," Meyers predicted.
The Pirates have a good share
of returning strength, and their
experience has been showing.
But with three games under
their belt, and tasting a good
share of scoring in the last
game, the Cards will be out to
pull an upset.
The lone boys started early
Friday to execute plays and
gain good yardage.
In the first quarter three
players scored. Scott Wilson
showed speed in a 52-yard run
early in the quarter to score,
and a two-point conversion lol
lowed. Doug Beggs touched the
ball down in the end zone three
times, first in the first quarter
on a 52-yard sweep. Terry Can
non punched across one yard
lor tne third TD.
Mt. Vernon held tight the
second quarter, and were suc
cessful in scoring once on a 5
yard run.
At half time lone held the
comfortable lead, 24-6.
Each team scored 8 points
in the 6m quarter, and fought
on even terms in a back-and
forth battle. For lone, Beggs out
ran opponents on a db-yard
blast to the end zone, and a
Mt. Vernon player evened the
quarter on a 19-yard run.
Taking on reserve energy.
lone played good Ball during
the lourth ouarter. with three
individuals scoring. Dick Snider
scrambled across from two yards
out; ueggs got away again lor
a 45-yard score, and Herbie
Ekstrom snatched a 22-vard
pass from Snider for the last
score of the game.
started on a 45-yard drive. Two
first downs set up a final 2
yard drive by John Hall over
left tackle. A 2-point play, a
pass from McCabe to Hall, end
ed the scoring for the after
noon.
The visiting Mustangs tallied
20, Condon 6.
Coach Hiemstra was enthusi
astic after the ball game. He
commented that his offense was
beginning to click, both his of
fensive and defensive line per
formed remarkably well, and
that his linebackers did better
than they had in previous en
counters.
Nabbing game honors were
Bruce Marquardt, outstanding
offensive lineman; John Hall
offensive back: Lee Huson, de
fensive lineman; and Dean
Wright, defensive back.
The Mustangs' next encounter
will be on their home field. Oct
ober 3, with Pilot Rock at 8
p.m. This will be their first
league game.
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Football lone Jr. High at Heppner, 2:00
Bonfire and Top Rally, 7:00
Football Stanfield at Riverside Jr. Hgh
Heppner Elementary student body elections
Football Riverside at lone, 2:30
Football Pilot Rock at Heppner, 8:00
JV Football Heppner at Condon. 4:00
Individual pictures, A. C. Houghton, 9:00
Umatilla-Morrow Elementary Principals meeting,
Rocky Heights school, Hermtston, 12:43
GATB tests, lone seniors, 8:45
Volleyball lone at Pilot Rock, 4:00
Heppner High Juniors and Seniors Aptitude tests
Footbnll lone Jr. High at Conlon, 2:00
lone FT A, 8:00
Football Stanfield at Heppner Elem.. 2:00
Football Arlington at Riverside Jr. High
Home Extension meeting, A. C. Houghton, 1:00
Football Heppner High at Wahtonka. 8:00
OEA subject matter conference day, A. C. Houghton
Football Umaplite at Riverside
Football Helix at lone High, 2:30
lone High Homecoming dance
1317. National School Lunch Week
13. OESPA Fall Conference, Eugene
A. C. Houghton PTA, 7:30
Advsory committee meeting, Heppner High
CTMM tests for Heppner High sophomores
OESPA conference continues
Boardman-Irrigon advisory committee meeting, RHS, 7:30
College panel for Heppner High Juniors and Seniors
Heppner High student body meeting
Parents lunch, A. C. Houghton, grades 1, 3, 5
Heppner High Girls Volleyball, lone at Heppner, 4:00
Football Riverside Jr. High at lone, 2:00
GAA Heppner High, 7:00 - 9:00
Parents lunch, A. C. Houghton, grades 2. 4, 6
Football Heppner Elem. at Arlington, 2:00
Football Heppner High at Grant Union, 8:00
Football lone High at Echo. 2:30
Football Riverside High at Weston
ASCD meeting, Pendleton, 4:00
District school board meeting lone, 7:30
A. C. Houghton student body meeting, 1:00
PSAT tests, Heppner High juniors
Football Heppner Elem. at Riverside, 2:00
Volleyball Heppner High Girls at lone, 4:00
JV Football lone at Heppner
Football Heppner Jr. High at Riverside Jr. High
Football Echo at lone Jr. High, 2:00
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