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Meet the 1974 lone Cardinals: front row, from the left. Mike
Warren. Ske Krebs. Kim Gutierrez. Todd Peterson and Bill
Lindstrom: back row. from the left. Bob Gates, Joel
Peterson. Aaron Klinker. Paul Peterson, and Tom Gates!
you Cards
lone frounces
Touched, 45-6
In their first game of the
season, the lone Cardinals
scalped the Touchet Indians
45-6. Fndav on the Indians'
field
litsiead of the usual thriller,
the Cardinals found the going
easy as they scored three
times in the firs! quarter, once
in the second, twice in the
third and once in the final
period of play. The lone score
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Tmiay s Army mm has many
rhallentftnif jolw. itir men and
women that pay a cash bonus.
With a 4 year enlist men'., the
bonuses ranvre from S150O
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you qualify, you'll be paid the
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traininij. ln most cases Iti
weeks.!
Here are some of the jobs:
Construction Machinery
Operator
Missile Crew man
Missjie Repairman
Electronic Repairman
Eiectnca! Instrument
Repairman
Raita Teiety! Operator
Map Draftsman
Radar Crewman
Kadar Mechanic
Radio Mechanic
Electronic Technician
Telephone Repairman
Tank Mechanic
Electncai Plant Operator
Inventory' Clerk
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Morrow County Grain
Beecher's Cafe
Akers Motor Service
Jordan Elevator Co.
Bristow's Market
lone Chevron Station
fumy
Representative.
for the indians came in the
second half on a 64 yard
kickoff return.
The Cards played all their
men. and instead of the usual
eight-man ball game, the
game was played with only six
men because the Touchet
team had a small turnout.
Todd Peterson, lone, tossed
four touchdown passes, two to
cousin Paul Peterson and two
to Charlie McElligott. Aaron
Klinger returned the opening
kickoff 72 yards for the first
score of the ball game and
later in the same period
scored on a 3 yard run. Mike
Warren scored on an 18 yard
pass play from Joe Rietmann
late in the first quarter.
lone 19 6 13 7 15
Touchet 0 0 6 0-6
The Cardinals will again
travel to Washington Friday
when they take on the team
from Prescott. Game time is
7:30 p.m.
lone Klinger. 72' yd. kickoff
return (P. Peterson run),
lone Klinger, 3 yd. run (run
failed!.
lone Warren, 18 yd. pass
from Rietmann (run failed),
lone P. Peterson. 40 yd. pass
from T. Peterson (run failed'
Touchet 64 yd kickoff return
(run failed .
lone McElligott, 30 yd. pass
play from T. Peterson (run
failed i.
lone McElligott, 23 yd. pass
from T. Petersoni Krebs rum.
lone P Peterson 34 yd. pass
from T. Peterson (Lindstrom
rum.
Mrs. Robert Schmoll and
children spent several days
the past week in Portland,
preparing for her sisters
wedding Her sister. Carolyn
Redmond, planned to be
married Sept 9
LUCK ON
VARSITY SCHEDULE
IONE CARDINALS
Sept. 13 Touchet there 2 p.m.
Sept. 20 Prescott, there 7:30 p.m.
Sept. 27 Culver, there 2 p.m.
Oct. 4 Wheeler, here 2 p.m.
Oct. 10 Cascade Locks, here 2 p.m.
Oct. 18 Arlington, there 1:30 p.m.
Oct. 25 Dufur, here 2 p.m.
Nov. 1 Stanfield, here 2 p.m.
Nov. 8 Echo, there 7:30 p.m.
Head Coach: Gordon Meyers
Assistant Coach: Del LaRue
Growers, Inc.
JVs 17 in
14-6
The Heppner JVs defeated
the Pilot Rock Rockets in their
first game of the season, 14-6,
Monday night at a game
played at Pilot Rock.
With the first quarter evenly
matched and both teams
suffering from a case of the
first -game jitters, neither
team was able to move the
ball to advantage.
In the second quarter the
Mustangs changed their stra
tagy and scored on a 36 yard
pass play from Allstott to
Burkenbine. Skow ran the ball
for the extra two points and
the Mustangs had an 8-0 lead.
The Mustangs came back
again in the third quarter and
on a similar pass play. Allstott
to McLaughlin, good for 48
yards and another TD. The
point after touchdown failed
and the Mustangs had a 14-0
lead.
The Rockets came back in
the fourth quarter and scored
their lone TD of the game. The
try for extra point failed.
Coach George Koffler said.
"It was a typical first game,
and we made a lot of mistakes,
but the boys tackled well and
really hustled."
The JVs rushed for 212
yards and quarterback All
stott completed 3 out of 7
passes for 125 yards.
The JVs next game is
Tuesday, Sept. 24. when they
meet the Condon Blue Devils
here Game time is 6 p.m.
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"Homes by Chris by Cracky"
CUSTOM HOMES BY CHRIS.
LOCAL NUMBER -676-5K16
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Independent Garage
Charles O'Connor, Insurance
Rietmann's Hardware
lone Lions Club
T & C Storage Stormor Bins
Ham's Truck Line
T.lustongs stumble
7-6 win
The Heppner Mustangs
squeaked by Union, 7-6, in
their first game of the season
Friday at Union.
Quarterback Jerry Gentry
scored the lone Mustang TD,
and also accounted for the
extra point in the first quarter
of play to gve the Mustangs
an early 7-0 lead.
In the second quarter Union
came back and scored its only
TD of the game with a 15 yard
pass play, Frank lo Peterson.
The try for extra point failed
and the Mustangs lead by one
point 7-6 ,
The remainder of the game
was a series of trials and
errors for the Mustangs:
mostly errors, as they went to
the air and nothing seemed to
work for them. "Either the
line didn't block, giving the
quarterback time to throw, or
if they did block and the pass
was thrown it was dropped by
the receiver, "said Coach
Chuck Starr. Gentry threw
nine passes for zero comple
tion for the Mustangs.
The Heppner defense was
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over Union
twice faced with goal line
stands and held Union both
times. Defensive standouts for
the Mustangs were Mike
Mills, guard, and backs Wade
Padberg and Ken Eckman.
In other comments on the
game, Starr saidThere was
no pride in the boys over the
win, for the statistics told the
story. Union offense gained
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The lone Cardinals, front row, from the left. Rick Gilbert,
Joe Rietmann, Rick Peterson, Glen Griffith and Leroy Rea;
back row. from the left, Clint Carlson, Ashley McCabe,
Dennis Thompson and Bill Tews. (Not pictured is Charlie
McElligott)
The Office
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Cenex
Dobyn's Pest Control
Murray's Rx Stables
Bank of Eastern Oregon
Thursday, Sept. 19, 1974
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207 yards to Heppner's 89, and
Heppner gained only one yard
in the third quarter and two
yards in the fourth quarter,
really nothing to be pleased
about, even if we did win the
game."
This Friday the Mustangs
travel to John Day and take on
Grant Union. Game time is 8
p.m.