Page 6. THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner, Ore., Thursday, Feb.
f.lustfangs edge
is,
The Heppner Mustangs de
feated the Umatilla Vikings,
61-59, Saturday night on the
Vikings home court.
Leading by 1 point in the last
seven seconds of the game,
60-59. Mustang Clayton Wilson
went to the free throw line. He
made the first shot and missed
the second attempt, giving the
Mustangs a 2 point lead, 61-59.
The Vikings got the ball
started for the Heppner goal
when Mustang Wade Padberg
tipped the ball and later
passed to John Kilkenny for
another 2 points and a victory
for the Mustangs.
In the first quarter the
Vikings led the Mustangs 15-11
and the Mustangs had to play
catch-up ball to get back into
the gamj As the half ended
the Mustangs had a 34-31 lead.
The Vikings turned the tide in
the third quarter and as the
period ended the game was
tied at 45 all.
"In the fourth quarter the
Vikings, who upset Sherman
Cpunty earlier this season,
appeared to have another
victory in their grasp, until the
Mustangs came alive and took
a J point lead as the game was
coming to a close. Then came
the hectic last 7 seconds of
Viliing
Mustangs trim
Pirates, 68-56
The Heppner Mustangs de
feated the Riverside Pirates
Friday night. 68-56. at the
Heppner High School Gym
nasium. The Mustangs were never in
any serious trouble during the
game, but the Pirates were
consistent in their threat
throughout the game.
The Pirates took a quick
lead and led the Mustangs.
22-20. at the end of the first
pejiod.
A few turnovers early in the
second period and the Mus
tangs went ahead of the
Pirates, a lead they would
nejer relinquish during the
remainder of ;he game. As the
half ended the Mustangs had a
36-32 lead.
As the third period came to
a close the Mustangs had
increased their 4-point lead to
to. and as the game ended the
Mustangs had taken the ball
game by a 12-point margin.
68-56.
The Mustangs varied their
tactics in Friday nights
game, and rather than use
their familiar man-to-man
press they changed their
defensive and concentrated
efforts on Riverside's Jerry
Zielinski. allowing him to
shoot from outside the key.
which he did with accuracy,
scoring 31 points for the
Pirates.
Individual scorers for the
Mustangs w ere John Kilkenny
w ith 24 points followed by Ken
Eckman with 18. Dave Mc
Lachlan 12. Jerry Gentry 8.
DeWayne McClain 4 and
Clayton Wilson 2 points.
Mark Morlock scored 10
f School Lunch
Menu
Heppner Ilih School
and
'' Heppner Elementary
Thins . Feb. 6 Chili beans,
cole slaw, fruit jello. cornmeal
buns, butter milk.
Fri. Feb. 7 Soup and
sandwiches, vegetable salad,
fruit cobbler, milk.
Mon.Feb. 10 Hamburgers
and home-made bun. pickles,
seasoned green beans, fresh
crispy apple.
Tues.. Feb. II Fluffy rice
and chicken gravy, cold toma
toes, chocolate pudding, milk,
rolls, butter.
Wed , Feb. 12-Macaroni &
cheese, harvard beets, pears,
rolls, butter, jelly.
Thurs., Feb. 13-School's
choice.
'Fri.. Feb. 14 Lovers' cas
serole, cupid salad, arrow
bread, valentine cake, butter,
milk.
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63-59
play that iced the game for the
Mustangs and gave them a
63-59 win.
Although the Vikings mana
ged to keep John Kilkenny
from going into double
figures, for the first time this
season his teammate. Dave
McLachlan. was high point
man with 20 points. He was
followed by Ken Eckman and
Clayton Wilson, who each
scored 10 points: Dave Mc
Leod and John Kilkenny
scored 7 points each, Jerry
Gentry !. DeWayne McClain 3
and Clay West 2.
Individual scoring for the.
Vikings was led by Morris
with 17. Barton 12. Neilson 2.
Leader 4. Barg 2. Kru 2.
Brown 7. Cimmiyotti 6 and
Bailey 7.
The Mustangs hit 21-45 from
the field for 4fi6 and the
Vikings scored on 25-71 for
.352. Heppner hit on 21-36 from
the free throw line for .580
while the Vikings hit on 9-20
for .450. The .Mustangs out
rehounded the Vikings 51-39
and Heppner had 21 turnovers
to 10 for Umatilla. The fouls
were close to even with
Umatilla taking the edge
points for the Pirates. Robert
Richards 6. Mark Mesteth 5
and Mike Nelson 4.
The Mustangs hit on 30-90
from the field for 333 per cent
and hit on 8 24 from the foul
line for 333 per cent. The
Pirates hit on 19-65 from the
field for .292 per cent and hit
on 18-25 from the free throw
line for .720 per cent.
Friday night the Mustangs
travel to Sherman where they
will be hosted by the Huskies.
Saturday night the Mustangs
will host the Wasco County
Redsides Game time for the
home game is 7:30 p m.
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6. 1975
Cougars
The Echo Cougars won their
first game in the Big Sky Con
ference Friday night as they
defeated the lone Cardinals on
their home court. 46-42.
The Cougars controlled the
boards in the first quarter and
took a 17 lead over the
Cardinals as the first quarter
ended.
In the second quarter the
scoring was even as the
Cougars scored 8 points to
lone s 9. As the half ended the
Cougars had a 25-17 lead over
the Cards.
In the third quarter the
Cards increased the tempo of
the game as they scored 16
points while holding the Cou
gars to 12. lone managed to
outseore the Cougars in the
final period of play: 11-9, but
they could not overcome the
II -point deficit of the first
quarter.
The Cougars hit on 16-62
from the field for .258 while
the Cards hit on 15-62 for .242.
The Cards hit 12-27 from the
free throw line for .444 while
the Cougars hit 14-28 for .500.
The Cougars out rebounded
the Cards 51-37 and the
Cougars had 2" turnovers to 37
for the Cards.
Individual scoring for the
Cougars was led by Fisher
with IB. Graham with 12. Snow
fi. Berry 4. Edwards 5. N'eace 2
and Madison 1 point.
Leading the scoring for the
Cardinals was Todd Peterson
with 12. followed by brother
Paul Peterson with 7. Kim
Gutierrez 7. Joel Peterson 5,
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Sherman Countv 10
Heppner 8
Wacn County 5
('union 6
Pilot Rock 6
Stnnlield 4
Riverside 2
Umatilla 1
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Friday night the Cards play
host to the Helix Grizzlies and
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CLAY WEST I42i Heppner and Jerry Zielinski (31)
Riverside go after a jump ball in Friday night's game
in Heppner The Mustangs defeated the Pirates, 68-56.
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Electronic Ignition sys
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Saturday night (hey host the
Echo Cougars. Game time Is
scheduled for 8 p.m. for the
varsity, both evenings.
ill
Cards fake fEiriller
from Ucnapine, 57-55
Trailing 53-55 and with only
35 seconds left in the Rame,
the lone Cardinals managed to
defeat the I'mapine Chiefs.
57-55 on the Chiefs' home court
Saturday night.
Kim Gutierrez stole the ball
and raced down the court to t ie
the game for the Cardinals.
When the Chiefs inlxnmded the
ball. Paul Peterson. lone,
stole the ball and passed it to
Gutierrez. Gutierrez, Instead
of going for the layin, passed
the ball back to Peterson w ho
went in and scored another 2
points for the Cards.
With 9 seconds left In the
game the Chiefs Inbounded the
ball to Mike Maurer. and as he
attempted to tie the score he
fouled an lone player with no
time remaining on the clock.
Had Maurer made the basket
the 2 points would have been
nulificd because of the foul.
The Chiefs had jumped out
in front in the first quarter and
led the Cards 1711 as the
quarter ended The Cards
came back in the second
period and trailed by 1 point.
28 27. as the half ended,
In the third quarter the
Chiefs increased their slim
lead to 4 points. 43-39. as the
period ended, in the fourth
quarter the Cards came back
to win the game in a thrilling
finnish.
Individual scoring for the
Cards was led bv Gutierrez
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with 10, followed by Tom
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with 8 each. Mike Warren 7,
Paul Peterson and Joe Riet
mnnn (land Joel Peterson and
Tom Gales 4 each.
Mike Maurer led the Chiefs
with 31 point, Dave Lesser 9.
Hob Fuller 7. Arnold llahn 4.
and Brian Kev and Joe Estes 2
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Warning
1975 Personal Property Returns
are due prior to March 3 1975.
There is a penalty for late filing.
No second reminders will be sent
out by the Morrow County Asses
sor's Office.
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granite, Installations. Vases.
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Serving lone, Heppner, ,
- Lexington
each.
Stnls for the game are as
follows: lonehil 2(1(17 for .388.
while the Chiefs hi! on 21-55
from, the field for .382; from
the free throw line the Cards
hit on 5 11 for ,455 and Ihe
Chiefs hit on 12 22 for .545. The
Chiefs oulrebounded the
Cards 33 :11
Everett Harshman,
Assessor.
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