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Page 5. THE GAZETTE TIMES, Heppner. OR., Thursday, May 8, 1975 GOOD LUCK LITTLE LEAGUE TEAMS --.-Jt M rs ' " "Hr 4 ' . -- 1 'Yi f . "vf-r-'rA if- ram? rr U ,,Wr : - - . - V .4 v L Xjf fuj rJ ?p. f". u Jt. "i u,; )Vv M O d X .. i MEET THE GIANTS- Back row: Pat Burrow, Wade DcBroal, Mike Rothe, Shane Uughlin, Brute Way, John Briedenbach, Danny Lott, Mark Way. FRONT ROW: Pat Schwarz. Doug Holland, LuAnn Way, John Bier, Robert Bier, and Richard Smith. MEET THE BRAVES. 1st ROW: Kellie Hammond, Steve Groce, Earl Hammond, Mike Nolan, Jay Keithley, Dennis Papineau and Michael Johnson. 2nd ROW: Russell Brannon. Kirby Rogers, Mike Dunham, Harry Groshens, Cliff Dougherty, Ian Cate. Charles Knopp, Kim Kenison, Bob Ployhar and Bruce Botts. t'I .' i.' ' ...-- - n - -. -nr"!' n nTrii-'1 ml 1 Ul-. --'' ' ' ' - - -., .. -- .. - -.. nn m ME FT THE IKUMJEKS 1st ROW: Greg Connor. Kenny Stookey. Rick Cole. Brian Tompvm. H.irry Jones. Jay Patterson and Randy ()slxrne. 2i;d ROW: Robert McMillan. Kelly Cruse, Mike Walsingham, Bobby McEwen, Rodney Cole. Kennelh (misIim.iiht and Eric Tompson. MEET THE INDIANS. FRONT ROW: Bobby Roberts. Jeff Hams. Gregg Rietmann. .Scott Martin. Mike Leavitt. Shawn LaRue. Jeff Edmundson and Duane Fetch. BACK ROW: Craig Gutierrez. John Murray. Ralph Morter. Roger Childers. Troy l.indstrom. Roger Morter. Donnie Taylor. Dennis Stefani and Craig Rea. Chevrolet announces a new small car. 34 MILES ff GALLON Equ1( , ed w.th its avoiliibia 5-lped tff)sminion Old 23 lit 2 bouel et-gme. t( e Mo'vu luwne Cou(; hai been ro'od by tb PA o lollowj 21 mpg in the C''y 3 ";rg t o k g!'..iy tt , . bei'oi than a lui ol to' 9" to'i iao)(i j FORMAL VlNYt gQQF STAN- SMAIt AND DRESSY There hove DAPp In your pick ol nine coles The lower bodycomei in thirteen colori. THPfE fNGiNfS TO OOOr.f (HOM Ino $tii.i)'d a fhnl!y 2 3 1 "g b.T't'l four. 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May 4 The pl.id.iy lollowed a xilhn k liincluHin al noon. The results of the playday follow : Sin and under, barrels: Hobby Kiner. Andrea Bull, .Vntl Dougherty. Duane Ball: pules: Bol)bv Kyuer. Andrea Hall. Scott IfcHin'ierly. Jason loiis!herty. Figure 8; Andrea Hall. Scott Dougherty. Bobby Kiner. Jason Dougherty; hat race: Hobby Kiner. Andrea Hall. Scott Dougherty. Jason Dougherty. Ages 7-S. barrels: Joyce Martin, Anne Murray. Tnsha Mahoney. Pal Schwarz, poles: Joyce Martin. Anne Murray, Pal Schwarz. Jodi PadlH'tg. Figure 8. Joyce Martin. Pat Schwarz. Gary Belcher. Bryon Holt; hat race: Jovce Martin. Anne Murray, Pal Schwarz, Jodi PadlK-rg. Ages 10 12 barrels: Kelly Hammond. Cliff Dougherty, Ann Van Schoiack, Brett Slier er, poles: Jana Steagall, Andrea Martin, Cliff Dough erty, Brett Sherer, rings: Brett Sherer. Cliff Dougherty, Ann Van Schoiack, Bryon Thompson; keyhole race: An drea Martin, Susan Johnson, Earl Mammons. Anita Pal mer. Ages 13 17: barrels: Janice llealy, Maureen llealy, Dave Steagall. Marie Yocum; poles: Janice llealy, Cindy IHiugherty, Todd Sherer, Dave Steagall; rings: Dave Steagall, Todd Sherer, Ricky Gilliert, Harry Childers; key hole race: Maureen llealy, Janice llealy, Scott Sherer, Marie Yocum. Ages 1H and over, barrels: Ruby Shear. Patricia Van Schoiack. Sherry Kemp. Ka Ihy Gilbert; poles: Kalhy (JiIIhtI. Ruby Shear. Sherry Kemp. Barbara Palmer, fig ure 8: l.ee Palmer. Dick Sherer. Ann Schwartz, Fulleton; keyhole race ncia Van Schoiack. Sherer. Roice Fulleton. ry Kemp Roice Sher- District 7-A meet Saturday The l!t; District 7-A track and field meet is scheduled for Saturday at Condon with defending champion Heppner favored to bring home the team title again. The district meet is the culminating event for the current spring season. First and second place w inners and those earning qualifying stan dards earn a trip to the state class A to be held at Pleasant Hill the following weekend, May 15 16. Saturday's event is schedul ed to get underway with preliminaries in the field events at 10:30 a m. with finals at 11:00. Running preli minaries begin at 11:30 with the finals slated for 1:30 p m. Schools participating in clude Heppner, lone, River side, Helix, Umapine, Pilot Rock, Echo, Condon, Uma tilla, Wasco County, Weston McEwen and Sherman County. Heppner trackmen finished second in a four-way meet in Peiullcton Monday afternoon. Final team scores were Pen dleton 1 27 . Heppner 71. YVoton McEwen :1K',.. Pilot Hock 2.Y The Pendleton squad was made up of varsity and junior varsity members ex cluding seniors The Mustangs compiled seven first place victories. Pendleton had six and Weston-McKwen and Pilot Kih k two each. High point performer and the only double victor for Heppner was David McLeod will) first in the high hurdles and Mo. He was third in the high jump and a member of the winning mile relay learn. Clayton Wilson scored 13 with a first in the loo. a fourth in the javelin. Dewavne McClain added to with a first in the mile and second in the 880. McClain's time in the mile was a "best". 4:47.2. and his 880 time of 2:09.5 is second best in the district. Second place efforts were recorded by W ade Padberg in the 440 Dan Marshall won the discus and second place el torts w ere recorded by Wade Padberg. 440. and Carl Christman. pole vault Thirds went to Tom Wolff. 440 and Steve McLaughlin, low hur dles Dave Allstolt was fourth in the high jump 'rsi back r:m 1 Mfei- -. "I COC1J) COMS A LOT CLOSER TO d'ESSlN THEIR EIGHT THAN I COl'LD THEIR 8EX."
