Heppner, Ore., Gazette-Times, Thursday, Dec. 26, 19j
Page 4
Husfangs beat Condon
in 52-51 cliff longer
The Heppner Mustangs
came from behind Friday
night in the last feu minutes of
(he final period to win their
first game in the Columbia
Basin league by heating the
Condon Blue Devils. 52-51.
The last three and one-half
minutes of the game had the
fans on their feet cheering as
the score changed from a
Mustang lead to one point for
Condon with each basket
made !n the last eight
swmids of the game, with the
Blue Devils leading 51-50. the
Mustangs took the game when
Ditve McLachlan put one
throuuh the hoop
A foul committed by the
Mustangs gave the Blue
Devils the ball, although the
final buzzer had sounded. The
DAVE McLachlan (32. Heppner. goes high in the air
to sink this two-point basket in Friday night's game
against Condon
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METHODIST
SS 9:45 a.m.
Worship II a m.
LUTHERAN
SS 9:45 a.m.
Worship II a.m.
Children Choir. 9:30 a.m.
CHRISTIAN
SS 9:45 a.m.
Worship 11 a.m.
Even. Serv 7:30 p.m.
NAZARENE
SS 10 a.m.
Worship 11 a.m.
Even. Sen- 6 p.m.
EPISCOPAL
Communion 8 a.m.
SS 9:45 a.m.
Worship 11 a.m.
Adult Ed 10 a.m.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
SS 9 45 a.m.
Worship li a.m.
Sun. Eve. service 7:00
Bible Sf udy .... Wed., 7 p.m.
SEVENTH-DAY ADVE.NTIST
Sabbath School ... . 9:30a.m.
Worship 11a.m.
CATHOLIC
Catechism .... Mon. & Wed.
Worship:
Heppner, Sun 11a.m.
Saturday 6:30p.m.
lone Sun 8:45 a.m.
Saturday worship, 6:30 p.m.,
St. Patricks track
CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lex
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Worship... 7j.ny
Worship ...... . 9:45 a.m.
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340 Baratt Blvd.
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referee ruled that the ball
would be put in play by
Condon, as the game could not
end with a foul on either team
Condon took possession of
the hall out of bounds and a
desperation pass toward their
goal was intercepted by De
Wayne McClain. As he threw
the ball in the direction of the
Mustangs goal he was fouled
by a Condon player
McClain was swamped by
the fans, and as the referees
tried to clear the court he
tossed the ball at the hoop to
end the game, as both teams
had already left the court.
Neither team showed any
scoring ability in the first
quarter and most of the points
scored by each team were
made on free throws. When
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the first period ended the
Mustangs led the Blue Devils.
1211
In the second period the
Blue Devils caught fire and
began scoring and had an
eight -point lead Then the
Mustangs came alive and
rallied to close the gap at the
half and trail by one point.
25-24
In the third quarter the
Mustangs couldn't buy a
basket while Condon managed
to score. The Blue Devils were
able to steal the ball from the
Mustangs and were also
getting the rebounds. As the
third period of play ended the
Blue Devils led 37-32.
In the final period the
Mustangs revived and after
six turnovers they gained the
lead With three minutes left
in the game Condon reversed
the turnovers and managed to
take the lead from the
Mustangs. Then came the
climax of the game with the
Mustangs winning their first
league game of the season.
52-51
Scoring for the Mustangs
were Dave McLachlan with 17
points. Ken Eckman 11. De
Wayne McClain and Mike
Mills with 7 each. Dave
Mcl.eod with 6 and Jerry
Gentn with 4
Scoring for the Blue Devils
were Tom Fatland 16 points.
Gary Phillips 9. Bryce Logan
8. Bob Weatherford and Stan
Cam i ne 7 each and Gary
Miller with 4
Heppner scored 20 x 32 from
the free throw line for a 625
average and hit on 16 x 65 from
the field for a .246 percentage
Condon hit on 19 x 27 for .704
from the free throw line and
hi! on 16 x 57 iron; she field for
a ,2ho average
The Mustangs out -rebounded
the Biue Devils 52-44 with
Dave McLeod genmg 10 of
them Condor, had 23 personal
fouls to 22 for the Mustangs
and Heppner had 26 turnovers
to Condon's 24
Saturday the Mustangs host
Hermiston JV Game time is
7:30 p m
from 11 AM to 3 PM I V IT Reno i las vcgas "I
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Helix
beats
lone
The Helix Grizzlies won
their fifth game by defeating
the lone Cardinals. 47-11, in
the Echo Christmas invi
tational Iwsketball tourney.
The Cardinals managed to
maintain a slim margin dur
ing the first three quarters of
the game, but could not hold
off the Grizzlies during the
fourth quarter. In the fourth
quarter the Grizzlies outscor
ed the Cardinals. 15-5. to hand
the Cardinals the defeat
Scoring for the Cardinals
were Mike Warren. 8; Paul
Peterson. 5. Joel Peterson. 8:
Todd Peterson. 11; Hamlett.
4: Gutierrez. 1: and Krebs. 4.
For the Grizzlies. Hawkins.
7. S. Trejeson. 10: Rankin. 9.
K Tenesmi j. J Terjeson. 4.
Thorite. 4. Emerick. 6.
lone
Helix
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The Wagon Wheel
1 Restaurant
will close early, Dec. 31, to allow our
employees to celebrate, and we will
be closed on
New Year's Day
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Pirates get
past Mustangs
The Riverside Pirates de
feated the Heppner Mustangs.
45-43. Saturday night at the
Riverside gymnasium.
The Mustangs led in the first
period, scoring 14 points to
their opponents" U . At the end
of the half the Pirates had
taken a slim lead. 26 24 The
Pirates maintained and in
creased their lead in the third
period. 36-28
Scoring for the Pirates
were: Zielinsky 23: Nelson. 8;
Richards. 2. Mesteth. 9: and
MorliH'k. 3, .
Eckman w as high point man
for the Mustangs with 15;
McLeod. 2: Geiitrv. 7: Mc-
4 II SKATING PARTY
SET FOR HERMISTON
All 4 H ers and 4-H families
are united to attend a 4-H
roller skating party. Dec 30.
from 7 -ftp m . at the Hargrove
Roller Rmk in Hermiston.
Those needing rides or those
able to provide transportation
are asked to contact the
extension office. 676-9642.
and Lounge
We hope the coming year
will be prosperous for jou!
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Lachlan. 10; Mills. 2; West. I ;
and McClain. 6.
Heppner shot 19 x 60 from
the field for .317 per cent and
had 5 x 10 from the foul line for
.500. Riverside had 17 X 43
from the field for a .390. and 1 1
x 17 from the foul line for 647.
"Although we had a cold
night, as far as hitting the
basket. I was somewhat less
than pleased with the officiat
ing." commented Coach Dean
Naffziger on the results of the
game.
1 to all
our friends
in datette-1 imes Land.
Stop and see us at Peach
nd. Millon-Freewater.
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Heppner. Lexington
Extra Time, per 20 minute period
Mileage charge beyond 5 mile radius, per mile
Pick up & delivery (set or chassis!
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Pick up delivery (set or chassis)
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Minimum Service Charge
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Picture Tube change, color ( Incl convergence)
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