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Page 6, THE GAZETTE TIMES, Heppner, OR., Thursday, Apr. 17, 1975 - toy ; fef, t . L. 'I v 1 . - i w.iiii.iin. tejr . A- - fcr-'- , i .-1 .v---f ; HEPPNER MUSTANG DAVE McLEOD, holds a trophy presented him as the high point individual, for his efforts at the Condon track and field meet. Heppner trackmen win Condon Invitational Two school records, a meet record and the high point performance were set at the Condon Invitational Track and Field meet Saturday. Heppner High School boys track team placed first for the second consecutive year. The Mustangs tallied 114'2 points in earning the victory. They were followed by Sher man County 63. Condon 52. I'matilla 40'.-. Wasco County 30. Prairie City 22. Umapine 22. Imbler 20. Wheeler County Girls golf team tops Umatilla The Heppner High school girls golf team played the I'matilla girls in a nine hole golf event with the Fillies winning by three strokes. Kalhy Wolff had a 58. Dee Hedman 59. and Lori Turner a fil for a total of 178 The I'matilla girls total score wa? IH1 for the nine holes I II IUM)K AM) HOR t'l.l B We talked about the field day at our April 9 meeting Dick Sargent told us how to nidge hay. sheep, beef, swine ; nd meal cuts Todd Harrison gave a de mons! rat ion on grooming your teef calf We had two new members. Tim Hedman and Chuck WaKingham. Both have rab bits for their projects. School Lunch Menu HEPPNER HIGH AND HEPPNER ELEMENTARY Fri . Apr. 18 Soup, sand wiches, salad, dessert, milk. Mon . Apr. 21 Hot dogs, home made buns, potato chips, pickles, green beans, fruit, milk. Tucs.. Apr. 22-Mashed po laloes. gravy, carrot & celery sliks. raisin bread, butter, applesauce, milk. Wed. Apr. 23Chicken It noodle casserole, cabbage salad, rolls, butter, orange juice, milk. Thurs., Apr. 24 School'! choice. Wed like to igettoknow lyou. HEPPNER BRANCH Hi TIRST NATIONAL BANK Or OREGON - - Ifi. Pilol Rock and Helix 15. Weston-McEwen 14. Cove 13. Echo 8. Joseph 6'.-. Mitchell 4. lone 2. Culver Arlington. Riverside. I'kiah and Union 0. David McLeod earned high point honors for Ihe meet and a trophy as he set a Heppner Hiah School record in the high jump with a leap of 6'3 ". He previously set Ihe old mark with a leap of 6'1 1" earlier this spring McLeod also won the low hurdles with a :21.3 clocking and was third in the hiah hurdles wilh a : 16 3. Wade Padberg shattered Ihe 44oard dash meet record wilh his lime of :51 6 The old meet mark was :52 8. Padberg and McLeod learn ed with Ray Cale and John Kilkenny to run a 3.39 3 in the mile relay which lowered the school record set last year by seven lenlhs of a second. There were several other outstanding performances for Ihe Mustangs who collected seven blue ribbons in Ihe mec! Other firsts were gained by Carl Christman with a 1 1 -foot jump in the pole vault Tom Wolff ran 2: 10 in the 880 lo win lhal event and the Heppner High School 440-relay team of Cale. McLaughlin. Wilson and Padberg ran : -17. 1 for still anniher blue ribbon. Wilson was the second high pninl collector for Heppner as he added Ihirds in Ihe 100. 220 and javelin His performances were : 10 5 in Ihe 100. :24 3 in ihe 220 and he threw Ihe javelin 1.157". The only second place finish was a 16010" loss by Jerry Gentry in the javelin. Olher ihird plate efforts were Dan Marshall. II4'3" in the discus and DeWayne McClain had a 4 55 2 clocking in Ihe mile run. Cate lied for fifth in the 440 wilh a :35 6 running This .Saturday the Mustangs will be cohosting the Morrow County Invitational meet at Boardman. This event will begin al 12 p m with field evenls. The following Monday. Heppner will be competing in a four-way meet also in Boardman against Riverside, lone and Sherman County. This meet begins al 4 p m. Mustang golfers win two matches The Heppner High School golf learn had two meets last week and the Mustangs won bolh evenls. Thursday, (he Muslangs played al Boardman'! Willow Run course, against Riverside and Umalilla High Schools. The Muslangs scored as follows: Mike Mills. 77; Char lev Rawlins. 82; Kevin Hague wood. 81. and Mark Sargent, 88 for a learn total of 328. I'malilla's score for (he four f.iusfongs piece first In Condon Heppner High Schools boys track team earned a convinc ing victory Tuesday. April 8, in a six way meet at Condon. All of those competing for the Mustangs placed and scored as Heppner rolled up 162' 3 points for the win with Wasco County 132. Sherman County 88' ... Condon 75. lone 24 and Riverside 0. David Mcleod again paced the Mustangs with 32's indi vidual points, collecting three firsts and running on the winning mile relay team. Carl Christman added 22 counters and Wade Padherg earned 17. Several season bests were recorded with Mike Smith throwing the shot 38'8". Ran dy Devine hurling the javelin Nil". Dan Marshall throwing the discus 122'1'j" and Christ man vaulting I0'6". Meet Results: Shot Put -Mike Smith. H. 38 8": Stover. WC: Blanchard. WC: Marshall. H. 35'ltV: Clow. H. 3.V2"; Martin. WC. Inng Jump Enterline, WC. 18 III'."; Graham. SC; Jack son. WC: Padberg. H. 17V: Cate. H. 16'6". Javeline Blanchard. WC, IWM": Devine. H. Hl'l"; Marty Smith. If. 121": Martin. WC: Swavne. C: Woodside. WC Discus-Marshall. H. 122'1'i": Kllingsworth. WC: Ruschke. H. W8": Mike Smith. H. 934"; Clow. H. 927": Devine. H. 83'6'j". Wranglers bold first playday The Wrangler's first play day of ihe season was held Sunday. April 13. After a pollock dinner al noon, the games siarted at 1 o'clock. Results are as follows: Age 6 and under: Barrels: 11. Scot I Dougherty: 2nd. Andrea Ball: 3rd. Bobby Kinder: 4lh. Duane Ball. Pole Bending: 1st. Andrea Ball. 2nd Robhy Kiner. Figure 8: 1st. Andrea Ball; 2nd. Scott Dou liheriv. 3rd. Bobby Kinzer. Water race. 1st Bobby Kiner. 2nd. Scoil Dogherty. Ages 7. 8 and 9: Barrels: 1st. Pal Schwarz; 2nd. Bridget Occnup; 3rd. Annie Murray. 41 h. Brian Holt. Pole Bending: s pal Schwarz: 2nd. Ann Murray. 3rd. Trisha Mahoney. 4ih. Jody Padberg Figure 8: 1st Ann Murray: 2nd. Pat Schwar: 3rd. Gary Belcher: 41 h Bridget Greenup Waler race: 1st . Bridge! Greenup; 2nd. Ann Murray. 3rd. Jody Padberg. 4ih. Trisha Ma honey Ages o. . and 12: Barrels: si .Lma Sleagall: 2nd. Brell Sherer; 3rd. Cliff Dougherty: 41 h Marie Van Schoiack. Pole bending: 1st Brell Sherer. 2nd. Cliff Dougherty; 3rd. J.ina Sleagall. 4lh." Kellie Hammond Rings: 1st. Jana Sleagall: 2nd. Brell Sherer; 3rd. Kellie Hammond: 41 h, Cliff Dougherty Waler race: 1st. Ann Van Schoiack: 2nd Brell Sherer; 3rd. Anila Girls softball meeting set ll is hoped there will be a large turnout for Ihe organi zational meeting of the Girl's Slow Pilch Summer Softball League. This is for girls in grades 4 through 8. All parents, coaches and interest ed persons are urged to all end. The meeting will be Thurs day. April 17. 7:30 p m. at the conference room in Ihe Gil liam and Bisbee building. I I man learn was 333 and the I I Pirates score was 341. On Saturday Ihe boys golf learn hosted John Day and Pendleton al (he Willow Creek Country Club. Mike Mills was the medalist Wilh a score of 67; Charley Rawlins scored a 70; Kevin Haguewood 78, and Tom Scow 76 for a team total of 289. John Day and Pendleton both scored 210, High Jump Mcl.eod. H. V8": Rea. 1. 5'6"; Jackson and Brillain, WC; Christman. II. and Avers SC. 54". 440 Relay Heppner (Cate. Mclaughlin. Christman, Pad herg . :47 7; Sherman, Con don: Wasco County; Condon. Mile-Graham. SC. 4:54: Thaver. C; Falland. C; Good man. SC; Wolff. II. 5:19 5; Griffith. I. 5:26 8. inn- Enterline. WC, MO 8; Christman. H. : 10.95: Can trail. SC; Devine. H. and Greinor. C. : 11.3; Griffith. I. 114 44iiPadberg. H. :52 4: Weatherford. C: DeGrange. SC; Poc.SC: Johnson. I. :59 3; Weimar, C. Pole Vault -Christman. H. in'ii"; Jackson. WC: Slagle. C: Mclaughlin. H. 8'. High Hurdles-McLeod. H. 17 2 Moore. WC: Ball. WC: Rea. I. :I8 9; McLaughlin. H. :2.2 K80-Goodman. SC. 2:14.4; Miller. C: Wolff. H. 2:155; ers. SC; Weaver. WC; Poe. SC bnv Hurdles McLeod. H. 21 ' Moore. WC; McLaugh lin. II. :24I: Rea. I. : 24 I ; Canlrell. SC Two Mile-SIagle. C, It IW Parman. WC: Jack son. WC Mile Relay-Heppner iCate, Wnltr. McLeod. Padberg i. 3 412; Sherman: Condon: lone. 4 in 7, Palmer: 4ih. Kellie Ham mond Ages : lo 17: Barrels: 1st. Mary Healy; 2nd, Dawn Pelerson. 3rd. Maureen Healy: 4ih. Judy Healy. Poles 1st. David Sleagall; 2nd. Tod Sherer: 3rd. Cindy Dougherty: 4th. Dawn Peler son Rings: 1st. David Sleagall: 2nd. Todd Sherer: 3rd. Mary Healy; 4th. Dawn Pelerson Waler race: 1st. David Sleagall. 2nd. Maureen Healy : 3rd. Rick Gilbert: 41 h. Debra Palmer Age 18 and over: Barrels: si. Duk Sherer: 2nd. Sherry Kemp 3rd. Kalhy Gilbert: 4i h Ruby Shear Pole bend ing' 1st. Sherry Kemp. 2nd. Pal Dougherty : 3rd. Kalhy GiIIhtI: 41 h. Dick Sherer Rings 1st. Jack Holl : 2nd. Sherry Kemp. 3rd. Kalhy Gilbert: 4!h. Dick Sherer. Waler race: 1st. Ie Palmer: 2nd. Dick Sherer: 3rd. Sherry Kemp: -It h. Marcia Kemp Afier Ihe games there ? one go of jackpot learn roping which paid 3 places 1st. Howard Bryant and lee Palmer; 2nd. Bob Sleagall and David Sleagall 3rd. Dav id Daly and Kevin viulier rcz r I I I I I I OPEN HOUSE Heppner Child Development Center April 21-26 2 to 6 pjn. 4 Hours Free Babysitting Any One Day Free Coffee and Cookies Come and Visit: See What the Center can offer your child 560 N. Minor This adverliseme nl Is presented In Ihe public Interest by Ccloobla Dasla fctfric Co-cp rCS33L-ISM3Sf Annual track meet at Boardman, Saturday The seventh annual Morrow County Invitational track and field meet will be held this Saturday al Boardman. The event is annually spon sored by Riverside. lone and Heppner High Schools and begins al 12 p m. with field events. Running events are slated to begin at 12:30 p m. The competition is divided between A and AA high schools so that there are really two meets going on at the same lime. Scheduled lo compete in the "A" competition are Condon. Echo, Enlerprise. Helix. Alusflangs defeat S?ani!d, 9-8 The Heppner Muslangs got hack on Ihe winning trail Thursday. April 10. as they avenged an early season loss wilh a 98 triumph over Ihe Si. infield Tigers. This was the Mustangs first home game. The Heppner diamond crew goi in work early as Ihey scored one run in Ihe first inning and six runs in the second inning In the second frame. Heppner bailers look advantage of 3 bases on balls and lashed oul 4 (wise hits lo lake a commanding lead Sianfield chipped away al ihe Mustangs lead and after 5 innings. Ihe score was 9 3 in lav or of Ihe home learn. The Muslangs had trouble in Ihe wh as their defense faltered, commuting 3 errors The Timers picked up one more run in the 7lh as Ihe Muslangs held on for a 98 win. DcWavne McClain was the Heppner Fillies fake fracli meef The Heppner girls track learn placed firsi in a three way Irack meet al Athena. I.isi Friday Placing second were ihe hosting Tiger -Scots ol Wesion McEwen and Ihird went to ihe Helix Grizzlies. Adding lo Ihe 80 poinls scored by Ihe Fillies were Janice Healy. who placed 2nd in Ihe shot put. 3rd in Ihe high lump and 41 h in Ihe hurdles I-iurie MeCabe placed 2nd in Ihe RKii, 3rd in the hurdles and 4th in Ihe javelin. Tami Toll. 2nd in the long jump and 4ih in Ihe inn yd dash Sally Malhcny placed Isl in Ihe mile wilh a lime of 7 28 4 Teresa Peck was Isl in Ihe 440. wilh a lime of 70 7. and 3rd in Ihe long jump Kelly Harrison placed 3rd in ihe iouyd dash, and 4ih in Ihe 4tu Diane Holland captured si in ihe BKii vd run. 3rd in the discus. 3rd in the javelin and mi COm Caeatfi RM1U n I I i i 676-9244 I I Heppner. lone. Pilot Rock, Riverside, Sherman County, Weston McKwen and Uma tilla The larger schools partici pating will be Columbia of White Salmon. Wa , Crook County. Prineville, Grant t'nion, John Day. Mac HI. Millon Frccwaler, Stevenson Wa.. and Wahtonka of The Dalles Defending champions of the event are Heppner in the A evcnls Mild Crook County in AA Trophies will be awarded the two winning teams. winning pilcher. as he bounc ed back from an early season loss lo even his second al I I. The junior struck oul 5 and Kave up 4 nils He got relief help frmn Gentry in Ihe 7th. Geniry struck out 2 and allowed 2 hits Coach Dale Holland was satisfied with the win. "I was glad to see Ihe hov shit Ihe ball well and show some offensive power Tim Skim had 3 stolen bases during the game Kilkenny wilh 2 RRIs and Cenlr) wilh one led Ihe hiiiers R H E Sianfield 8 6 5 Heppner 9 6 7 McClain. Geniry 7. and Gciiirx. McClain i7. Garlier and Purler this: Triple-Peck. Sin gles Geniry. McClain. Kil keiinv. Thomas. Skow . ti h in Ihe shot pul. Cindy Dougherty. Isl in Ihe 220 yd d ish wilh a lime of 30 5. and 4ih in the long jump Ieh Box was 2nd in Ihe 220 yd dash The tin yard relay learn of Tami Toli, Kelly Harrison. b Cox. and Cindy Dougher ix placed 2nd wilh a lime of 7 I The kho yard medley learn of Teres;i Peck. Deb Cox. Tami Tolland Cindy Dougherty won firsi place in Iheir event . The Heppner Fillies placed second behind Echo in a live way Irack meet held al Echo on Tuesday. April 5 Firsi place winners for Ihe Filing were Ihe 8H0 yard relay learn of Cindy Dougherty. Deb Cox. Kelly Harrison and Molly Pierce Janice Healy tossed Ihe shot pul a distance of 33 fl . .' inches. Teresa Peck's long jump was 14 feel Bonnie Schiller's triple Jump was 24 ' 4 jJLJiO HAS LAM DAN PH. 443-5921 1. Check B4t Twwlon I Chck Compressor Clutch 3. CIm Condnr and Radiator 4. Crwck Rtfrkjwan ImIu 5. ChKk DiKharg Air Tmprarurt Ant conDmoimiG heaoqumtees FOIt TOE PAST 14 YEARS Comsio OMs-GodilloS Inc. 51. IE. COURT - . ., IMA i i X &t 4 lhm 't .Wi: I4- -s U V. ' .... ,JY ify ' i iv. - LITTLE LEAGUERS BEWARE, for your sacred sport has just bien invaded by girls. Lou Ann Way. Heppner. showed up for the Iryouls. Saturday and put some of the boyi lo shame wilh her batting and fielding ability. Muslangs lose opener, 4-1 The Heppner Muslangs baseball learn traveled lo Moro. Tuesday. April 8. lo oM'ii their league season. Tbev came oul on Ihe short end ol a 4 I score against Ihe Sherman County Huskies The game featured two si rung pitching performances wilh Jerry Gentry going Ihe distance 'or Ihe Muslangs The senior pitcher struck oul in and allowed only 5 hits Paul Frii a sophomore right h, iniler. threw 7 strong innings for ihe Huskies, sinking oul 8 and giv nig up only .1 hits The Huskies 0eneil Ihe scoring, gelling 3 runs in Ihe New A&vemtu&Qo.. and Camlly Until OiKSvtr m Uiclnttlnf p1 Irtaturt huntinf. Ltt Otrrttt ) trwiict i ttolr lln ( fimout "HuiUtr" mttil mlnrl dltOM gvld you through Amtrlca'l ! ttl irowlna Itmlly hoebyl Ss 60WTY' SPUING SElMCS POINT AIR CONDITIONER TUNE-UP 6. Check Suction and discharge PrtwurM 1. Check CempTMeer Oil 8. Lubrkefe ell Vent Doers 9. Check ell Control and Switch 10. Recharge System If Nice try bottom half ol Ihe Ihird Inning They hunched a base on balls, an error, and hits by Melzer and Hawihorne In take an early lead Tne Muslangs tallied Iheir oulv run in Ihe fourth Inning as DcWavne McClain hit a triple lo right field and scored on a passed ball. Heppner's olher iwn hils were singles by Geniry and Travis Thomas The loss puis Ihe Muslangs a I in league play and I 4 on the season R I 4 H 3 5 E 3 0 Heppner Sherman PARTS AND FREON PHON1 vi-m
