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f.lusfongs v;in
over Pirates
TSe Berner Mususfs
rti :? b tc the key and
dr.sa"ed the KurrtrAtJ u
they fcaaded the R.verde
Prv. a -M defeat Sa:;r
day r.:gh: as Heppner
Fresh oS loss to Condon,
the Mjsur-gs captured 2
iead c the eary Esiuies of
the fas and held it to the
end
lr. the firs: quarter the
de-eraSers kept up witls the
M jstargi and rad b orJj 5
jowis
Heppner $ rra'eg of wort
r.g the bal m asd takir.g the
gd sftots paid o" m the
( j&-s4 q-jarer as they tooi
corr.rr.and of the basket and
trie-eased their lead to 12
points at haiftime
Heppner exploded ir. the
second half ai the Mustards
p.ied it M more points The
Mustards not onfy controlled
the scoreboard but also dorc
caed the backboards, with
M:ke Berzstrora aiding the
cause.
The victors were paced by
Johr. Boyer with 16 points,
followed by Munkers 2. Dun
lap A. Eckinan 14. Roberts I.
Ju'cLeod 2- Sumner Mills 2.
Ah B
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Je .Mestetb reaches over a Heppwer XV la sink tw
points for Riterside.
MORROW STUDENTS
ON HONOR ROLL
Names of iocai students who
made the scholastic honor roil
fall term have been an
nounced by Oregon State Uni
versity A io;ai of 534 OSU students
made the SJrasght A honor
listmg and another 1.438
quailed for the R plus or
better honor roll.
Local students on the list
inciutie:
Jijsepn M Tatone Jr.. jun
ior, lioeral arts. Boardmas;
and Cnen A Carlson, sopho
more, home economics. lone
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HITfVNER OKEJ CVrrnT-TWIES.
KITkenrj 5. Vyer 1 Berf-
TMB S.
Jerry ZjeLcski led the
scoring for R;erside with 12
pomts He was followed by
Grahaa 10. Donovan t Fred
ervksoe 10. Trudeau t. Wes
teth 4
Heppner ted as both shootinj
categories with per cent
from the field to Riverside s $1
per cent From the free throw
line. Heppner posted C per
cent to their opponents 50 per
cent
"Tor the first time this
season, the boys worked the
ball in and played good
offensive as well as defen
sive." satd Heppner Coach
Dean Naffrger
R.-verside has a good
your.g ball c!ub. and they will
win some ball games this
season "
The Mustangs travel to
Umatilla Friday night to meet
the Vikjngs The JY game will
begin at ( 30 p.m. with the
varsity to follow
On Saturday night, the
Mastangs tangle with the
Sherman Huskies in an J p m
contest at Moro.
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CHEFS SUPREME
DISH IT IT
Chefs Supreme 4-H Club met
Dec. 15 at the home of Mrs
June Lindstrom.
The first group made frank
furter sandwiches, the second
made sticky buns, and the
third made macaroni and
cheese
The next discussion group
mill be held Jan. 16.
You ritt your prof ts when you r s yo-jr siirr.a s' hea tn Oy oest is good
enough to protect you' stock from tne hazaros ytfj're ooy too ve; aAa-e o" Vo-j
car count on Pacific jfodocts for Qua;ty. reoaoi: sod e.ciwy. . ad Jat
means you can count on b'gqer p'of ts men yo- ja'd yo-j' irwer! v. tn
Pacific hea'th products'
Morrow County hPb .
Grain Growers ml
Member Pacific Coooerates
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Joiia Borr pats it gp and ia as teammate John
Kilkenny keeps Rien.ide Piratw at bay.
Echo turns
the Cards,
The lone Cardinals tamed
the ball over 3! times an.
suffered their first B.g Sky
basketball loss as me Echo
Cougars tik a T1A'. victory
over the Cards Friday night m
lone
Echo imk the lead in the
first fe mmu'es of play wttr.
lone chse behind A' tne end
of the firs? quarter, tne Card
trasled by one pnt.
The home team ciuldr.''
keep up with the visitors and
garnered only 6 pom's ir. the
second quarter Ectv had a
comfor.aole lead a- tne half.
Echo continued its scaring
campaign in the second half
and capitalized or. line's
turnovers. When the final gun
sounded tne victors !ook home
a 25 p-.mt lead victory
Mark Bowman scored 2."
points for Ecm. Phil Carlson
talhed 24 points for lone.
Tne Cougars dominated she
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bards witr 4.; rehiur,ds to the
Cards' 3." Ph.! Carlson led the
Card- wrr. IT
Ecni ou'shut I me in the
fieid g a! ca'eg'iry. a 39 to
cer cent However, the Cards
Qr-'pp-d in 73 per cen- of their
free 'nrows while the Conga's
managed a. per cen'
"We fell apar when jney
pu" on the press and were too
nerv-ius to c t'-oi 'he ball."
I nt Coach reJ La Rue pr.iHs-
1 me VI 6 14 13 - 4"
Ecno 13 16 20 23 - 72
l ine - Carir, 14. Warren 8.
McEIha 3. P Peterson 4.
Kevin Gu'ierrez 2. Hamlets 4.
Kim Gu'ierrez 2. T Peterson
Ech. Spike 17. Bowman
Cfum. 12. Reese 8. Correa 6.
fcjnduran" 2. Ftsner 2. Conan
Feb. 23d
AND TRAVEL S
I
Condon hangs it
on the Mustangs
The Heppner Musanfj
dutet create yy here Fndy
Kjrh! faUfm-mj Hepprr
Cond game
The blue and gold brought
home their first basketball
loss erf the season and the first
loss of the league as the
Condtw Blue Dtls handed
the Mustangs a 70-5 defeat
Friday in CotKk
It as a neck-and neck
battle in the first half with the
Mustangs ? ir.g a H 12 lead
jr the quarter The
Mustangs increased the lead
as they dominated the boards
and had a S point lead at
halfime
A cild spell prevailed in the
second half for the Mustards
and Blue Devils took advan
Uge and started hitting the
basket
lr the final quarter, the Blue
Devils, aided by the fast break
and rebound poer from
Craig Pa'.tee. increased the
lead to 12 points and a victory
over the Mustangs
Heppner s Kiss was accred
ited to their shooting They
shot only 28 per cent from the
field and 62 per cent from the
line The victors posted a high
43 per cent from the field and
36 per cent from the free throw
line
Condon outrebounded Hepp
ner by one with the Blue
-Devils collecting 43 rebounds
to Mustangs 44
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M.ke Bergstrom and John
Kilkenny grabbed II and II
rrtoanis respectively far the
Mustangs Lantis had IS
reomaids for Condon
Top scorers for Heppner
as Kenry Eckman ith 17
points foiked by John Boyer
ith 15
Craig Pattee led the Condon
Blue Devils with 21 points
scooting. e just havent been
able to ork the ball in all
season.' said Heppner Coach
Dean Naffnger "We were
hurt bad in the secon half with
flat footing and lack of good
defense "
Heppner 14 17 12 15 - 5
Condon 12 14 21 21 70
Heppner - Boyer 15. Eck
man 17. Roberts I, Gentry 2,
Myers 11. Kilkenny 7, Berg
strom 4. M linkers. Dunlap.
McLeod
Condw - Pattee 21. Eastan
16. Lantis S. Shearer 5. Logan
7. Phillips 7. W eatherfurd 4
Mr and Mrs Byron Brad
shaw, Albany. Miss Marilyn
Brasha. Oakland. Ca . and
Mr and Mrs LW Vearrie.
Mark, and P.onnie. Albany,
spent the Christmas holiday at
the home of Mr and Mrs
Charles Doherty
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lone Cords lose
io Ecbo
lie bowed to Echo 47-W in
the Cards second loss this
season in a game played
Saturday evening in Echo
Uke the night before, the
Cardinals played neck-to-neck
with the Cougars in the first
quarter. The Cards trailed by
only 4 points at the end of the
quarter.
lane as helpless in the
next quarter when Echo
tallied r points to lone's 8 to
take a 47 19 lead at half time
The Cardinals found them
selves in turnover trouble
again, and gave the ball up 38
times in the ball game The
Cougars used lone s problem
to strengthen their lead in the
third and fourth quarter Echo
sunk 14 points in the third
perKid and 25 m the fourth.
Phi! Carlson led lone scor
ing with 12 points He was
followed by Warren with 3.
McElhgott 6. P Peterson 6.
Kevin Gutierrez 2. Rietmann
2. Gates 4. Hamiett 2. T.
Peterson 10
Echo was paced by Jeff
Spike, who collected 38 points.
Tri-County
Range Bull Sale
1 Ti.i Hereford l-ul!?. horned and polled,
clal- pedigreed uual'anteed by con-
H is'ivr?.
Sale he em 1 p.m.. Wednesday, Feb. 6
Fairgrounds, La Grande, Ore.
Show is at ':;' a. it:. Lunch will be
rrvt! .y Union County Cow Belles.
I For further information write or call
i Ra!ph D. Hart, P. 0. Box TOO, La
Grar.dr. Ore., Ph. 93-212T.
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AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
followed by Ottum t, Reese 8,
Bowman 17, Correa 8. Samson
3, Dillon 4.
lone posted a 75 per cent
shooting from the line while
Echo had 51 per rent.
The victors outre bounded
the losers 40 to 27.
"With Carlson the only
returning letterman. we have
a young ball club which needs
a ' lot of. practice and ball
control." lone Coach Del
LaRue said.
The next game for the
Cardinals w ill be Friday night
at Fossil. The Cards take on
the Wheeler Falcons at 8 p m
On Saturday night the Cards
host the Arlington Honkers at
lone.
Notice
Lexington Machine H arks w ill
be rinsed from Jan. 19 thru
Feb. 4 due to moving into a
new shop. The gat station will
be open to 5. Monday thru
Friday -closed Saturday and
Sunday.
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