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Track Girls Place In Events Heppner lied for eolith pi it re out of thirteen tea mi last Friday. May S, tt the eighth annual LaG ramie Invi tational Track and Field Meet. ilnppner scored 26 points coniared to first place Wal lowa's 108. Union was sec (Hid with SO points and Jos eph third with 44. Placing for Heppner were Susan Healy, who took second in IImi 220 yd. run and third in the 100 yd. dash; Kath leen iiurtlett, third In the 440 yd, run; Diana Raymond, fourth in the mile; and Donna ft y moral, fifth In the 880 yd. dash. lone Girls Tennis 3y Linda McKay The loneClrls Tennis Team was defeated by Condon on April 28 at Condon, and on May 3 at lone. On April 28, Condon won 0-4, with Nancy Ashurst play ing first singles for lone and Cathy Cannon is the sec ond singles position. The girls doubles consisted of Christina Lindstrom andCln di Martin-first doubles; and Cheri Carlson and Mary Mc EUiroH, second doubles. The same girls played when lone hosted Condon on May 3. Nancy Ashurst was the only lone victor, winning her sets 6-3; 6-0. The final match score was!oiie-l;Con-don-3. SPECIAL Memtiers of the lone High School Tennis Team, accom panied by Miss Sarah Andrew, participated in the sub district tennis match in Pen dleton on May 5. Nancy Ashurst won her first match 2-0 in singles against a LaGrande participant. Nan cy lost 0-2 in her second match. Cathy Cannon went down 0-2 in singles compe tition. Christina Lindstrom and Cindl Martin, doubles partners, were defeated 1-2 in their first match. In boys' singles, Herb Eks trom lost 1-2 and in doubles, Richard Hamlett and Clint Krebs were defeated 0-2. Boardman Hosts By MARY LEE MARLOW Culver took first place at the sub-district track meet held here Sat. with a total of 123'2 points. Second place winner was Helix with 75 points, and third was Echo with 63. Dufur was fourth with 59 lone fifth with 55, and Arlington sixth with 46'2. Winners by events were: Shot put - Mulkey, Arl , first; Ottum, Echo, second; Cloud, Culver, third; Hulcomb, Cul ver, fourth. High jump -McCarty, lone, first, 5'6"; Warren, lone tie for first, 5' 6"; Carlson, lone tie for first 5' 6"; Larrance, Culver, Baker, Riverside, and Weth erell, Arlington, all tie for second 5' 4". Javelin - Bol ton, Dufur, first 147' 10'2"; Reynolds, Dufur, second 144' 6"; Jones, Cascade Locks, third 139' 9"; Whitman, Cul ver, fourth 131' 8'2". Long junip-Guiterrez, lone, first 19' 6"; McCarty, lone, sec ond 19'3"; Pahl, Helix, third 18' 10'; Kagman, Culver, fourth 18'5:4". Pole vault Neff, Cascade Locks, first, 11'9"; Edwards, Wheeler, second 10 9"; Carlson, Cul ver, tie for second 10' 9"; vVetherell, Arlington, 10' 6", third; Bolton, Dufur, and Schjoll, Culver, tie for fourth, 9'7". Discus--Bol ton, Du fur, first, 129' 6 "; Marvel, Dufur, second 117' Ti"; Han son, Culver, third, 116'7"; Baker, Riverside, fourth 111' 5". 440 relay-Echo first, Arlington, second; Culver, third; Helix, fourth. Mile Monroe, Culver, first; Kil lingsworth, Wheeler, second; Terjeson, Helix, third; Reed, Culver, fourth. 100 yard Ashbeck, Echo, first; Kauf man, Riverside, second; Ran dolph, Cascade Locks, third; Spike, Echo, fourth. 440yd. Hagman, Culver, first; Pahl, Helix, second; Hemminger, Cascade Locks, third; Web ber, Helix, fourth. High hurdles-Foster, Dufur, first; Carr, Arlington, second; Ober, Helix, third; Meyers, Echo, fourth. 880yard War COLE ELECTRIC Motor Rewinding Industrial - Commercial Farm and Home Morrow Girls at Arlington Rodeo r)y Linda McKay Local participants In the Arlington Rodeo barrel rac ing event, May 6 and 7, were Marianne Pettyjohn, Patty MrCoin, and Ruby Eulleton. Miss Pettyjohn led In the event on Saturday, while on Sunday, she and Mrs. MsCoin split first and second. Of the 22 girls who competed, Miss Pettyjohn took first jilace In the "average" of the two days. former queens of the Ar lington Rodeo were Invi ted back to help celebrate the 20th anniversary of the rodeo. Miss Pettyjohn, Mrs. MrCoin, and Mrs. Nancy Mil ler, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pettyjohn, are all former queens. A parade ws held on May 6 followed by a luncheon attended by the former queens and visiting courts. lone Track On May Day Coaches Jerry Martin and Barb Talley took their lone Junior High Trackers to Ar lington on Friday, May 5, for the annual May Day track meet. Coack Martin expressed his views by saying "the kids did a fine job they really got out there and tried." The lone team placed seventh out of thirteen schools. The lone athletes placing in their events were: Todd Peterson, second In the boys' cross country; Skye Krebs, fourth in the 440;- Natalie Tews, fifth in the girls' 50 yd dash; Billy Lindstrom, third in the 50 yd. dash; bob Gates, fourth in the 100 yd. dash; LeRoy Pea, third in the 880; and Catherine McElligott, second in the girls' 220 yd. dash. The lone girls, 12 and un der, placed first in the 220 yd. relay. The boys, 12 and under, placed third in the 220 yd. relay. The girls over 12 placed fifth in the 440 yd. relay, while the boys over 12 placed fourth in the same event. In the mixed relay, the lone tracksters placed second. Sub-District ren, lone, first; Monroe, Cul ver, second; Carlson, Culver, third; Hickerson, Arlington, fourth. 220 yard-Ashbeck, Echo, first, Pahl, Helix, sec ond; Kaufman, Riverside, third; Spike, Echo, fourth. Low hurdles-Hagman, Cul ver, first; Hash, Culver, sec ond; Lauzer, Dufur, third; Ober. Helix, fourth. 2 mile--Terjeson, Helix, first; Read, Culver, second; Rankin, He lix, third; Monroe, Culver, fourth. Mile relay-Helix, first; Culver, second; Echo, third; Arlington, fourth. PRICE FACTS VW Super Beetle 113 Pinto Pinto price lower by 'Based on a comparison of sticker prices tor base 2-door Optional white sidewalls, plus dealer prep and destination charges, it any, Farley Motor V HEPPNER HIGH SCHOOL golf Doug Gunderson, Mirk Cuts Hedmin and Janet Gentry. Heppner Wins Py Steve Rhea Keppner, now holding a firm second place position, Is right on the heels of the confer ence west leaders, Sherman, after taking a pair of games from Maupin May 4, 10-2, and 4-3. In the first game, Heppner saw 10 hits turn into 10 runs, on three errors, while fresh man pitcher Jerry Gentry gave up two runs on four hits and two errors. Jeff Marshall led the hitters with a 3-4 effort; a home run and a double pushing across five base runners. DaleHed man and John Boyer also helped in the cause. Dale smashed a deep left field hit for a home run and John rapped out three singles. The freshman hurler Gentry fanned nine and walked only two. The second game saw Hep pner outlasting the Redsides in a five inning game with a 4-3 win. Marshall again hammered in a home run in the bottom of the second, but Wasco County came back with three runs in the bottom of the third. Steve Rhea hit a triple, sending two runs home to lead. Marshall then drove Rhea home with the winning run by blasting a double. NOW I IRRIGATION RENTAL INC. Boardman 481-2231 ; Located Vz mile East on old Hwy. 30 Rental-Sales-Service Wheel Lines - Solid Set - Mainline Gifford Hill Your Northwest Ford Team's Pinto puts you ahead every time! Now Pinto is sticker-priced $199 less than the VW Super Beetle 113. And there's more good news because Pinto is also $161 less than Oatsun 510. $100 less than Vega, and $149 below Toyota Corolla 1600' 1 Check all the Pinto differences with your own fun-test soon At your nearby Ford Dealers $2159 1960 $ 199 Co. 126 East May, Heppner :nlMi '' W tosm who lost by only one forth, Gary Hunt, John Sumner, Double Header Later in the name, Wasco earned a run due to a walk and an error. John Boyer came back to strike out the next batter, the next hitter grounded to Rhea and caused a force-out at second, and the third man up hit a hard groun der, to Rhea again, for the third out and the game. Mustangs Vs. Maupin By Greg Green Starting with a two run homer by Steve Rhea in the first inning, Heppner High glovemen went on to reel in the Maupin Redsides 11-5 at Maupin May 2. Steve Rhea finished the game with a .500 batting av erage, bringing his BA for the year to .472. Rhea also was put down for 7 RBI's and was the winning pitcher. Other top hitters were Dale Hedman, 3-4,andGregGreen, 2-4. Heppner pitchers only allowed Maupin seven hits to their nine. The Mustangs league rec ord is now 5-1, losing only to Sherman High in a ' many error" contest. Olwil TED from the Hep pner High School honor roll for the third 9 weeks, Luke Padberg, Soph. 3.50. OPEN 360 Circles models. title and taxes, are extra. stroke to Umatilla, Mike M ils, Bill Jepsen, Dale Heppner Goffers At District Heppner golfers went tothe District Meet at Prl.ievllle Saturday. There were 11 teams in the competition. Tom Shear wno accompan ied the team said, "The boys Hot a lot of experience val uable for a young team". Boys going over were Dale Hedman, Mike Mills, Gary Hunt, Doug Gunderson and John Sumner. Pirates Best lone Cards The Riverside Pirates of Boardman came up with 15 runs in their shut out of the lone Cardinals on May 5. The Pirates scored, In all but 2 innings, on 8 hits and 12 Cardinal errors. Even though the Cards had 2 hits, one a piece for Ed Winkelman and Dick Snider, they failed to score against the Pirates. The winning pitcher was Pon Baker with Partlow hand ling the behind-the -plate du ties. Snider was on the mound through 5 innings for the Cardinals with Kent Gut ierrez coming in on relief. Gutierrez and John Rietmann shared the catching duties. c E HKPPNER, (ORE.i, GAZETTE -TIMES, Thursday, May 11. 1973 Riverside and Helix Tangle Riverside won the opening game of a twin bill with He lix Tues. of last week with score of 2-1, then lost the second game 4-1. This put Riverside In the lead for the Dig Sky Fast baseball championship for a few days. In the flrsf game Ron Bak er was the winning pitcher, fanning eight with one walk. Helix pitcher Pod Pahl fan ned 12 with four bases on bulls. Pahl drove In the Grizzlies' only run with a single. Charlie Ober hit two more singles for Helix. Rick Partlow had a double and Tony Uarnhart a RUI single for Riverside. In the second game, River side got a run in the last Inning to trail by two runs. They then put runners on se cond and third, but couldn't get them home. Pahl hit a double and vvade M tiller added a pair oi singles to lead Helix. Riverside's 15-0 win over lone Fri. gave them a 5-1 for the season and tying them for first place In the league with Helix, who wona double header with Weston. They were to have a playolf at Echo Wed. to determine the winner of the championship. Heppner JV's Earn Win Heppner J V Diamond men came from a 4-1 deficit to beat Pilot Rock' s Junior Var sity 10-7 May 1. Steve Peck hit a double and knocked in three runs. Jerry Gentry ended with a high bat ting average of .750 and was the winning pitcher. Gentry walked ten men, but only allowed two hits. This brings the baby Mustangs to a 2-1 season record. By Greg Green LITTLE LEAGUE May 15 GIANTS. Miy 16 INDIANS. May 17 BRAVES. May 18 DODGERS. BRAVES VS. DODGERS VS. GIANTS VS. INDIANS VS. 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