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5 to State ; Track Team 1st
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piu'r first plai'o ti ait honors.
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liMisuiu.il scoring, ho)S
48 enter
half-marathon
at Spray
The 7tr. annual Easttrr,
Oregon Half-Marathon as
hld Saiurua;. , the first dav
of liw Sp:a RoUco, from
Service Creek to Spray hich
is a dis'-aiice of 13 miles.
There were -18 in the four
divisions. The first three
in each di.ision reveives a
tropin. Everyone crossing
the finish lines leceives a
certificate.
It started when Tom Nash
challenged Lle Rilli,ii;s to
run the course. The High
School firs! sponsored it then
later the Spray Rodeo Ass'n.
too it over.
Winner for the 3rd time
was f?a Hattor. o; Ber.d with
a tuiie
1:12; ii:C3.
He
is a professor at Central
Oregon Community College,
he was running in Division
III 30 to 40 age ;:roup. There
were 13 entered in this group.
In the Division I IT years
and under group. Alan Davis
of Bend had the best time with
1:28:39. Brian Adams ofKin
zua 2nd and W ill Wilheln. of
Fossil 3rd. Jon Secord a
13 year old from John Day
was the youngest to compete.
There were 11 competing in
the group.
Division II 13 to 29 years
had 13 competitors. Ted
Wolfe of Albany was first
with a time ofl:16:18;04. Mike
Devecka of Bend on the U.S.
Ski Team was second and
Rick Raymond of Portland
was 3rd. Linda Hanneman,
Salem, the only girl to en
ter, was 14th.
Division IV 41 and over
had 7 participating with Ed
ParK of Bend winning with a
time of 1:34:32. Dick Wag
ner of Portland, 2nd, Albert
Zesinger of New York City
4th. Don Childs 70 years
of Stanfield was 6th and Bob
Straub, State Treasurer was
7th with a time of 2.19:04.
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LLANN KELLY AND TA.MI MEADOR, the Heppner High Girls
Sate Delegates for 1972.
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Girls Mid: 220 rela 1st,
Lont Jump Mollatun 4th,
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Organized Golf
At Club, Monday
weather uermittmi;, anaf
termHMi and carh evening of
orcamzed pla at the Willow
Creek Couutr Club is set
for V.on.. N.ay 29. starting at
2:00. The Phil V.ahonevsar.d
the Lowell Gribbless are in
charge of the arrangements.
4-H Demo
Due to the many conflicting
activities involving students
at ending of the school year,
the 4-H demonstration work
shop scheduled for May 23
has be-'n postponed until
later. The training will be
combined with home eco
nomics judging training later
in the summer.
Queen
Cassandra I
at Spray
Cassandra Chapel of lone
was announced Queen of the
Spra;. hodeo Midnight Friday
at the dance. Tuck Jackson
who has known her since she
was a baby crowned her
queen. She won the honor
by selling the most tickets
on the saddle which was won
by Steve Brown of Fossil.
Vern McCarty won the saddle
blanket.
On Saturday morning the
ne queen was flown to Pen
dleton where she was fitted
for her purple suit which
she wore at noon in the Ro
deo parade. With her pur
ple suit siie wore a white
turtle neck sweater, white
gloves and bat. She rode
lona El Jas'car her registered
quarter horse.
Members of her court are
Cheryl Lynn Milberger of
Appltion, va., Jeauette Wil
son of Redmond, Debby Kay
Kendall of Pilot Rock and
Anita Asher of Spray. Anita
was runnerup in selling tick
ets on the saddle.
It was just 19 years ago
that her mother Ida Lee
Engelman was a member
of the Spray Rodeo Court.
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Heppner does well at
lieppner' s three entrants in
the Hoys State Track meet
scored 20 points to finish in
a three-wa tie with Illinois
Valley awl Huntington tor
seventh place. Crait Man
kers took tourth place in the
Hit:h Hurdles with a time of
13.6 vhich was Mow his
seasons best of 13. land came
tuck for a second place in
the low hurdles in a time of
21.1.
Barney Marshall set two
new school records by put
tine the shot 51'4" for a
third place finish and throw
inp the discus 142' for a
fifth place.
Luke Padnerg didn't finish
among the top six but ran
to a personal best of 10.32
in the two mile.
Coach Naffziger said of
.Marshall and Munkers,
"They have worked hard for
their accomplishments. They
have been a joy to work with
and I hate to see them grad
uate." Coach Naffziger says
that Padberg who is only a
sophomore "with hard work
will be among the top place
finishers in the state meet
the next two years."
Heppner has several other
prospects that will un
doubtedly qualify for state
competition next year
SPRAY
1972 RODEO RESULTS
BAREBACK RIDING:
1. Larry Smith, Spray, 2.
Bob Conforth, Hermiston. 3.
Dave Elford, LaCenter, Wa.
4th split between , Buster
Green, Pedmond and Russ
Bowman, Yamhill.
CALF ROPING
(Sat.)
1. Cliff Adair, Pendleton.
2nd, 3rd and 4th ground sp
lit between Larry Smith, Sp
ray Don Griffith, Spray,
Randy Seegers, HinesandGib
Gregg, Dayville.
(Sun.)
1. Cliff Adair, Pendleton,
2nd, 3rd and 4th ground split
between Larry Smith, Spray,
Don Griffith, Spray, Gib Gre
egg, Dayville and Randy See
gers, hines.
BULL DOGGING.
(Sat.)
1. Charlie Brown, Rufus,
2. DeWayne Simmons, Spray,
3rd and 4th ground split bet
ween Larry Bowcutt, Roose
velt, Wash. Don Griffith, Sp
ray, Norm Goree, Roosevelt,
Wash, and Jack Myers, Bor
ing. (Sun.)
1. Norm Goree, Roosevelt,
Wa., Larry Bowcutt, Roose
velt, Wa., Jackie Mvers, Bor
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S8 West Gladys
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luck row left to right: Assistant coach Ron Riley. Jerry Gentry, Pule Heuman,
.,..,, ,., nover. t.vrknunlap.amlNad coach Dale Holland. Front row left to rii:ht:
ViW rrock. Greg
iiik.
The Top Ten Teams in the
state were led by state
champion St. Marys of Med
ford with 33 points and fol
lowed bv Dane with 31 points,
Oregon ' Episcopal 28. Sher
man County 23. Bonanza 2j.
Mount Am-el 21. Heocner Sil.
Illinois Valley 20, Huntington
20, Mohawk 18. North Ilouglas
18 and Catlin Gable 18.
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SUSAN HEALY AND KATHLEEN BARTLETT.
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Charlie Brown,
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SADDLE BRONC RIDLNG
1. Tonv Bothum, Redmond
2. Freddie Woods, Portland,
3. Gene Jordan, Mitchell,
4. Ambers Thornburg, Lake
view. GIRLS BAKKtL RACING
(Sat.)
1st and 2nd split between
Patti McCoin, Condon, Kay
Simmelink, Madras, 3rd and
4th split between Nancy Joy
nes. Spray and Jeanette Ray,
John Day.
(Sun.)
1.
Patti McCoin, Condon.
2.
ed.
Jill Schultz, Beavercre
3. Jeanette Ray, John
Day 4. Terrie Proctor, Mo
sier. AVERAGE IN BARREL
RACING.
EXECL'TIVE GOLF COURSE,
ing day Sat. May 20 , 1972
at 7 a.m. Call 481-4381
between 8 a.m. & 10 a.m.
Wed. thru Sat. for starting
times. Weekdays $1.00 for
9 holes, weekends special
and holidays at $1.75 for 9 holes and $3.00 for 18. Men
par 31 and women 32. Memberships available. Resi
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son, manager for details.
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state track
Susan Healv, Heppner
High's girl track star, nude
10 points in the State Meet
on Saturday. She ran 2nd
in the 220. 5th in the high
jump and 6th In the 100 yd.
dash. Kathleen Bartlett also
participated. She ran In the
final heat of the 440. Kath
leen had been sick the week
before the meet and wasn't
up to her usual sjH'ed.
1. Patti McCoin, Condon,
2. Jeanette Ray. John Day,
3. Jill Schultz, Beavercre
ek Mosier.
WILD COW MILKING
1. Charlie Brown, Rufus,
2. Cliff Adair, Pendleton,
3. Bob Conforth, Hermiston,
4. Denny Davis, Redmond
and 5th and 6th ground sp
lit between Bill Nash, Spray
Larry Cork, Redmond, Lar
ry Smith, Spray, Buster Gre
en, Redmond Gib Gregg, Day
ville, S P. Lee, Creswell, De
Wayne Simmons, Spray.
3ULL RIDING
1. Gary Chumbley, Brush
Prairie, Wa. 2. BobConforth,
Hermiston 3rd and 4th split
between Roger Britt, Pilot
Rock and Jackie Reagan, Sis
ters. Boardman, Oregon. Open-
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Riverside Athletic Banquet
Ad Hutshuun, head football
coach at Llnfield College,
spoke at the annual Athletic
Award Banquet held at River
side High School last week.
It was a Father and Son af
fair. Bob Pvrd gave Uisketlwll
awards: Ron Baker. Bill
Acock, Tony Barnhart, Gary
Frederickson, Bob Ryan,
Jerry Hascall, Rick Par flow,
Wayne Buchanan and David
Richards.
Don Hendrix awarded var
sity football awards; Ron
Baker, Tony Barnhart, Bill
Acock, Rick Partlow, Bob
Ryan. Jerry Hascall, Darrel
Pummel, Daryl Freder
ickson, Jim Graham, Mark
Mesteth, Steve Acock, David
Richards. Mike Proctor,
Wayne Downey, Rob Adams,
Randy Baker and Mike Ken
nedy. Jim Harper gave varsity
baseball awards: Ron Baker,
Tony Barnhart, Bill Acock,
Rick Partlow, David
Richards. Don Harper, Chris
Snyder, Randy Baker, Jim
Hiigel and Carl Wiley.
Track awards went to Ron
Baker, Jerry Donovan, Steve
Kaufman and David Richards.
The following junior var
sith awards were presented:
football - Jerry Donovan,
Carl, Wiley, Frank Flock;
basketball BUle Bedord,
Jerry Donovan, Don Russell
and Keith White.
Riverside Spring Concert
The Riverside Junior and
Senior bands and choirs pre
sented the following at the
Spring Concert held Thurs
day night of last week in the
school auditorium under
the direction of Dennis Fa
latti: Junior high band "Chapel
Chimes", "Scale Waltz",
"Bv The Time I Get To
Phoenix"," Michelle", " Yes
terday", " We've Only Just
Begun", "Snowbird".
High school band "25 orC
to 4". "Misty", "Jean",
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