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ill League Victory
Spurs Mustangs
By KEVIN DICK
Spoiling Wahtonka's Home
coming. Heppner High's Mus
tangs pranced to a wmvinclng
... ,T..i... . tk. V:ioli.t rfl-
dav. October 11. Hoppner did all
.... in th first halt.
racking up the 18 points on
three touchdowns.
The Eagles tallied 6 points In
the third quarter on a 21-yard
run by Bob ienoia.
Cardinals Defeat
Grizzlies 34-14
In League Play
nc...n Mustanff Play paiu
. i m .-n tmirhdowns II
uii in . " "
Nlrt?. Cecil (lower center), Kathy Arrlngtor. (right
center), ond Mary Healy. (top center).
Leaders Chosen For Rally Team
rhnspn white
sweat shirts with red and white
checked siacKs 10 ciiy yul
school colors during the football
season. Pep meetings have been
held with tne om jjiaucia,
inr them this year's new yells
Lots of school spirit has been
shown in support of the school s
football games, the girls report.
The pep staff urges more par
ents and friends to attend the
eames. This weens game
be Friday. October 17, at Arling
ton, at 2:C0 p.m.
Four cheerleaders were chosen
following tryouts before stu
dents of Heppner Junior High
school last month.
From a group of 13 candi
dates, the following were select
ed: Mary Healy, 7th grade;
Kathy Arrington Christy Brad
Icy and Norine Cecil, all of the
8th grade.
Basketball Clinic
To Explain Rules
A basketball rules clinic will
be presented by John Hilsente
ger assistant executive secretary
of the Oregon School Activities
Association, Wednesday night
(October 29) at Pendleton Sen
ior Hiuh school.
The clinic, scheduled to get
underway at 7:3U p.m., wm
er rules changes for the 1969-70
session and include a brushup
rhanffes and
a brief explanation of changes
in officials' mechanics. The film
"Knnw Your Basketball" also
will be shown.
All coaches, officials and in
terested fans are urged to at
tend the clinic.
i -. utr rtrtA Mrs. A. G.
Pieper over the past two week
ends wei-e Mr. and Mrs. Daryl
Dick and children Debra and
Trevor Dennis Dick and son Da
vid Larry rionaaay anu
ancee, Mary Swenson. The vis
itors were in the area to do
some hunting. The men are all
grandsons oi ine r'
Also visiting on Thursday of
last week were Mrs. Otto Rehse
and sons Harry and Vernon of
Orland, Calif., and Vernons
father-in-law, Mr. Johnson. They
are cousins of the Pieper s and
were returning to California
from Montana.
n the
c,Jv,nH ouarter. Lee uuson
parked from the line of scr m
maee to uioc-n. . . ,.
Matt Murray fell on the ball
and the M"tans ,ooktKOV vni
great field position on the Eag.
W 3. On the next play John
Hall trotted in ior u.
...... i.. tntit Kvnds left
from the 39-yara
Murray on tne xu .....-
atelv. Murray V ,
which was scooped up by Hall
who scampered over the e by
goal line ior anu.m-. " "" ,
R .L- 4-.. was a re-run
. oiir.t T?.wk ac
or tne nrPM- :.7a thp
tion. The musianns ,VV
opening kickoff and after cigh
running piays, "
. i u. . notHlPT
dove inruuK"
The Eagles, tried to get a drive
t?oine but alter "'e , ,
stopped This was Wahtonka's
l V tho first half.
main . tho
rr-i'c! tmirhdown for tne
u nnlv spnrinp ac
tion in the second half, in which
l. . L..i .uo tamc nlaved on
oincrwise ... c ' .-
. . . ...mc Th Mustangs
rainv even icima. -
drove to the Eagles' ten-yard
line at the close of the game
Held for downs, Heppner tried
a field goal which came close
to adding
iust as the gun went off
Comparative a.fi r I
Heppner gaining 259 yards to
Wahtonka's 141.
Four boys swept all of the
honors for outstanding play for
Henpner. Offensive and defens
ive standouts in the line were
Lee Huson and Matt Murray
Star backs were John Hall and
John McCabe. Murray was nam
ed the most valuable player for
the game.
gXzette-times
Thuri October IS.
hanPV Homecoming
for the lone Cardinals last Fri
day afternoon when they won
. oll. nlaved football came ov
er the GrLswold High Grizzlies
of Helix. 34 to 14.
An pnual amoutit oi cooa 01
f,.nA and good defense payed
off for the Cardinals. The con-
h first teacue viciorv
term " ... - .
t.., ir.no M.U. and the second
loss for Grlswold (0 2).
Outstanding on offense was
Doug Beggs who found holes In
the opposing lines, romping for
72. 58 and yara loucnuowna.
Xtr.rlliantt srororl the Oth
er two TD's by catching passes
from Dick Snyder and Terry
Cannon.
K.nrintr fame when
Rod Pahl connected with Ron
Pahl In the second quarter, in
the fourth period Ron Pahl broke
through from the 10 yard line,
making their total 14 points.
Sparking the Card defense was
freshman Jerry Pettyjohn, as
sisting in 18 tackles.
On Friday lone travels to
Echo to battle the Cougars in
a 7:30 p.m. contest.
At halftime of Friday's game
the Lettermen's club crowned
Linda Pettyjohn as Homecom
ing queen. Her court consisted
of Lynn Justus, senior princess;
Jane Krebs, junior princess;
Jackie Howton, sophomore prin
cess, and iNancy nuii,
man princess, iney were mam
feured around the field by
Loyd Howton.
The senior lettermen. lerry
r.oiw i rowpn. Kon
Christopherson and Joe McElli-
4 r..nr.nnton PHI 11 lit Lilt? L1IJ1'
cesses with a white carnation
stemmed red roses to Queen
Linda. . . ,
The Homecoming dance, neia
that evening in the cafetonum,
featured the theme, "The Crys
tal Blue Persuasion," with danc
ing to music provided by The
Burnt Sleep" of Heppner.
Jayvees Combine
To Beat Pirates
By DALLAS HARSIN
PENDLETON
Appliances
uavt1 )uu .
man-eleven man football game
both at tne same umcs
ha Rnhv Mus
litis ui t 1 1 v -
..i' ' th Rivnrside P rates
played Monday evening,
her 13.
When the Mustangs were on
offense they played eleven rnM
against an eleven man Rivers'de
defense, and on defense the
Mustangs played eight men
against the Pirates eight man
offense.
Beryl Stillman scored opt h of
the Heppner touchdowns in the
1614 Mustang win. The first ID
came on the second play of the
game. Allen McCabe scored the
points-aiieron iwuiui
downs.
. .... orv.nrt nuarter the
Line in in c " - -
Pirates scored on a 50-yard pass
play. With lu seconus
L.Z- Ds.,rciHA seored another
t (t I 111 iw V
TD, on anoiner iu.b f"""
"We finally got our offense
rolling." said uoacn uk
nn. ine oau.y 1""-"V""" -,j
up 318 yards. Riverside gained
12G yards, most ui h.-i.i
two long plays.
. nraKpn I III- 11-
x r i ctiiimnn. who ran
ions oi ..." .
for 236 yards in 32 carries for
on nveraee or i.( yarus pt-i -
" AbS cited for outstanding
Dlkv were McCabe, Dallas Har
PAay.rT oiii inWn. The Baby
sin m u it r ' .
Mustangs are 1-4 for the sea-son,-
rr-L . j rv.tr.rwr 23. the
Mustangs will play the lone
Cardinals in another et-inan.
t nfhaii came, inib
game will be played here at
T.M) p.m. a c n a 14
Riverside i
Heppner 8 0 0 816
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