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pppner, Ore., Gazette-Times, Thursday, Nov. 21, 1974 I .Oft T W'"-X J "Vt Page 9 Pine Eagle upsets Mustangs, 19-7 .v - it. ssri Wade Padberg, Hrppner, Is about to get hauled down by a Spartan In the quarterfinal playoff game. Conservation men to be honored The Pine Eagle Spartans killed stale championship hopes of the Heppner Mus tangs Saturday in the quarter final playoff game at Halfway, 19 7. The Spartans kicked off to the Mustangs and managed to hold them until a pass from Gentry to McLeod put the Mustangs within their op ponent's 20 yard line. On the next series of plays the Spartans intercepted a pass from Gentry intended for McLeod to halt the Mustang drive. The Spartans were unable to move (he ball effectively against the Mustangs and the first quarter ended in an 0-0 deadlock. In the second quarter the Mustangs marched down to the Spartan 13 yard line, and as Wade Padberg headed for the end zone he was hit hard and fumbled the ball on the Spartan two yard line, with the Spartans recovering the fumble. The Spartans moved the ball well, and on a first and ten from their own 40 yard line a short pass from Robertson to Whiteley, good for five yards, enabled Whiteley to pick up blockers and go 55 yards for the first Spartan TD. The conversion was good and the Spartans led the Mustangs 7-0 as (he half ended. In the third quarter the Spartans took the kickoff, and on the opening series of plays marched downfield. A short pass from Whiteley to Dennis was good for 19 yards and another Spartan score. The PAT was wide of the uprights, and Pine Eagle had a 13-0 lead. An onside kick by the Spartans was good. They managed to retain possession of the ball. However, the Mustangs halted the drive and they were forced to punt. The Mustangs took possession of the ball and marched 64 yards downfield, ending their drive with a 10 yard pass, Gentry to Eckman, for the score. The PAT was good and the Mustangs trailed 13-7 as the third quarter ended. In the fourth quarter White ley managed to break loose and score for the Spartans on a 49 yard run. The try for the I Six counties will be compet ing for the Conservation Man nf the Year Award, which has Jiceii sponsored by the Oregon IWheat Growers League for I'vor 20 years. County winners who are iiinipcting for the title are: School Lunch Menu Heppner Elementary School and Heppner High School Nov. 22 School's Fri.. choice. '( j Moil., Nov. 25 Sloppy Joe, .home-made bun, buttered f 'corn, pickled beets, cherry - 'cobbler, milk. I Tues:, Nov. 26 Home-made . vegetable soup, peanut butter 'or meal sandwiches, handy dandy salad, cake and fruit, , ' in ilk. Wed., Nov. 27 Corn dogs, xiato chips, buttered green j lieaiisf celery sticks, cm- " 'I nainon bread, fruit, milk. Thuis., Nov. 28 and Fri., 'J Nov. 29-Thanksgiving Vuca f lion. 1 " get to know 1 you. IIEPPNFR BHANCH FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON Church Directory Hugh Muller, Willamette Val ley, Ted Irzyk, Sherman County; Melvin Pattee, Gil liam County; Robert Jones, Morrow County, John Madi son, Umatilla County; and Delmar Galloway, Union County. The selection committee has visited the farms of the contestants. The winner will he announced at a banquet Tuesday evening, Dec. 17, during the state convention in Portland. John Deere, which furnishes plaques for each county win ner, the state rotating plaque for the winner and a perma nent plaque for last years winner, will present awards at the banquet. extra point failed. The Mustangs fought well but unsuccessfully to get back on the scoreboard. The final score, Spartans 19, Mustangs 7. Statistics for the game are as follows: net yards rushing, Heppner 154, Pine Eagle 168; net yards passing Heppner 119, Pine Eagle 89; total first downs, Heppner 15, Pine Eagle 8. Wade Padberg had 65 net yards in 19 carries; Ken Eckman had 61 yards in 10 carries. Eckman caught five passes for 83 yards including a TD. Jerry Gentry was 10x21 in passing, including a TD, and he had two passes intercepted. For the Spartans, Whiteley had 117 net yards in 19 carries, threw one pass for 20 yards and a TD, and caught one pass for a 60 yard pass play, and broke loose on another 49 yard run to score again. John Kilkenny led the Mus tang defensive with nine tackles and four assists, followed closely by Mike Mills with four tackles and seven assists. Clayton Wilson played a fine game defensively, making I CENTRAL I MARKET five tackles with nine assists. Head Coach Chuck Starr said "We gave up the ball on key plays with pass intercep tions and fumbles, and they didn't. Although the Spartans could not capitalize on our turnovers, it did keep us from scoring. "All the coaches are proud of the boys and the way they played Saturday. They did a fine job and have nothing to be ashamed of in losing to Pine Eagle." "One thing that really helped (he boys was the way the Heppner fans turned out to see the boys play, and cheer them on in the playoff game. We only wish we could have won the game, but we have no excuses. We lost to a better team," Starr said. REPLACE GUJ GLASS ( """ 'yilur yUALIIT AlKTLIU rLAo I lu LEX-O-GLAZE CLEAR LIKE GLASS, NON-YELLOWING, GUARANTEED SHATTER-PROOF IN COMBINATION SCREEN & STORM-k DOORS- FLEX-O-GLAZE meets all rigid safety standards required by law. Look for Warp's Safety Approval Mark on every sheet ... it's there for you r protection. The ORIGINAL Safety Approved WARP'S FLEX-O-GLAZE SAFETY At Glass Prices Flex-O-Glaze has no sharp cut ting edges. Is easy to install. 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Serv EPISCOPAL Communion SS .r Worship .", Adull Ed 9:45 ... 11 a.m. a.m. . 9:45 a.m. . 11 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 9:45 a.m. .. 11 a.m. 7:30 p.m. 10 a.m. 11 a.m. . . 6 p.m. ... 8 a.m. 9:45 a.m. ...11 a.m. ...10 a.m. E I ASSEMBLY OF GOD SS 9:45 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. Bible Study .... Wed., 7 p.m. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Sabbath School .... 9:30a.m. Worship... 11a.m. S 3 h s i Mon. & Wed. S ' S ... 11a.m. 6:30p.m. .... 9a.m. CATHOLIC Catechism Worship: Heppner, Sun. . Saturday lone Sun CHURCH OF CHRIST. Lex ington SS 10:45a.m. Worship 7p.m. Worship:......' 9:45a.m. INTERFAITH FELLOWSHIP , Bible Study, Wed., 10 a.m. 340 Baratt Blvd. ; ' - ,- Sponsored as a community service by LEBUSHSHOP StubTurner. Spartan, gets tackled by Clayton Wilson with Robert Henry (50), Mike Mills (64), Clay West NH and David Daly (25) ready to help. 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