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Tiger Scots nip
Mustangs, 18-0
Ifegler's Horner
The Wexton McEwen Tiger
Scots defeated the Heppner
Mustangs ISO last Thursday
night to maintain a perfect
record In the Columbia Basin
Conference League, The win
boosted the Tiger-Scots to a S-0
record for the season, as they
managed to dominate the ball
game with their passing and
running attack.
The Mustangs, looking for
the short pass found quarter
back Dick Beamer effective
with the 'long bomb.' In the
first quarter Beamer connec
ted with Charlie Alford on two
passes, one good for 40 yards
and the other a 76 yard gainer.
Kelly Cahill ran the bull into
the end ronton runs of 4 and 9
yards respectively for the two
Tl)s in the first quarter.
Late in the fourth quarter
Beamer hit Doug Warner with
a 25 yard puss play for the
final score of the game.
The Tiger Scots gained 20.1
yards rushing and 149 yards in
the air, as they held the
Mustangs to 113 yards rushing
and only 17 yards in the air.
Beamer completed 4 )5 pus
ses and had 1 intercepted
while Mustang quarterback
Allslott completed 3 9 with no
interceptions.
Statistics for the game are
as follows: first downs, (11) 5,
WM 12; net yards rushing,
(II) 113, (WM) 203; net yards
passing, (11) 17, (WM) 149 ;
rumbles lost, (II) 4 3, (WM)
3 I; penalties (II) 40, (WM) 70.
Individual stats for the
Mustangs, Wade Padherg had
8 carries for a total of 60
yards, Clayton Wilson had 12
carries for 52 yards. Dave
Allslott completed 3 9 passes
for 17 yards, Carl Christman
had 9 individual tackles and
recovered I fumble and Mike
Orwick was credited with 8
individual tackles.
Tills Friday the Mustangs
meet the Sherman County
Huskies at Muro. Game time
is scheduled for 8 p.m.
Last Ttiesd.i evening ('o;M
to Coast won 3 games over
Central Market. Peterson's
Jeweler's won 3 games ( i on i
Morrow County (Jnnn Grow
ers and Gardner's won 4
garni s from Fiesta Howl
Jo Pettyjohn. Peterson's
Jewelry look high honors
with an individiaiil high game
of 213 and a high scries of .111
Itoherta Klause. Coast to
Coast, hail u high game of I'M
and a 505 series
Gardner's Men's Wear had
a high team series of 2.578. A
high team game was rolled of
908 by Coast to Coast.
In the Kparetimers League
lust week, Central Market won
4 games from Peterson's
Fiesta Bowl, lost 3 games to
Coast-to-Coaxt Stores and
Morrow County Grain Grow
ers won 3 games from
Gardner's
Central Market rolled a high
team series of 2,580 while a
high game of ri2 was rolled by
Coast to Coast.
Holx-rta Klause and Don
none Nelson, Coast to Coast,
tied for individual high games
with scores of 191. Jean Ball
rolled a 495 to take the high
series honors for Central
Mar ket She also rolled a 1B8
game during the event
League Standings Won Ixist
New coin used
at ball games
Central Market
MCGG
Coast to Coast
Peterson's
Gardner's
Fiesta Bowl
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Fillies win last
home game
The Heppner Fillies played
their lost home game of the
season, Oct. 7, against Con
don. Coach Wilson said, "The
girls all played well and the
JVs played one of their best
games of the season against
Condon, as the team really
hustled."
The junior JVs lost 2 games
to 1, while the JVs won their
series 2 games to 1 and the
varsity won 2 games to 0.
Molly Pierce was named
"super server of the week" as
she scored 10 points for the
Fillies.
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Final rounds were played
last Saturday in the Willow
Creek men s championship
mulch play.
In the championship match.
Kd ('undersoil emerged the
champion lor 97. by defeat
ing Chuck Krnsl one up
(ene Pierce placed thild
lolloued by John Kdmundson
The weather is still good
enough (or ardent gollers to
gel in a few more games
IIVH C OI'FNS GYM
The gymnasium in the
McCrae Activity Center will
lie nion for public use from
7 10 pm. Mondays through
Thursdays and from 9 12
Saturdays, effective Oct. II.
Individuals are welcome to
play basketball, volleyball
and badminton during those
hours No towels are available
at the cortege No charge will
If made
Facilities fur sw'mrhing, -handball
and weight training
ai e not yet completed
There is a new twist to that
coin you see being flipped
before most college football
games this fall. In fact,
officials could be asking team
captains if they want Paul
Revere or the Minutemen,
instead of heada or tails.
The coin used is likely to be
the official 1975 Bicentennial
commemorative medal,
thanks to the efforts of the
National Collegiate Athletic
Association (NCAA) and a
donation from the Interna
tional Paper Company of New
York .
The medal commemorates
the famous ride of Paul
Revere and depicts the Min
uteman Statute on Lexington
Common as a tribute to the
small band of volunteers who
"fired the shot heard round
the world."
The NCAA, a member of the
National Bicentennial Sports
Alliance (NBSA), is encour
aging all member schools to
use the medal to call attention
to its availability. Interna
tional Paper is picking up the
cost of providing the medals to
the schools.
The medal is issued by the
American Revolution Bicen
tennial Administration
(ARBA) and is produced by
the United States Mint. The
ARBA also sponsors the NBSA
as a means of stimulating and
encouraging participation in
the Bicentennial.
Page 5. THE GAZETTE-TIMES. Heppner. OR. Thursday. Oct. Ifi. 1975
Pirates downed by
Huskies
The Riverside Pirates were
defeated by the Sherman
County Huskies, Thursday,
19-6.
Robert Richars, Pirates,
intercepted the ball on the
Huskies third play of the game
and ran it into the end zone
giving the Pirates a quick 6 0
lead.
The Huskies came right
back and scored a TD of their
own when Steve Burnett ran
into the end zone from the 5
yard line, culminating a 79
yard drive. Later in the first
quarter, Paul Fritz hit Burnett
on a 28 yard pass play and
another Huskie TD.
In the fourth quarter, Pitts
plunged over from the 1 yard
line giving the Huskies their
eventual 19 6 win.
The Pirates were held to 51
yards rushing and a mere 22
yards passing, while the
Huskies gained 207 yards
rushing and 28 yards in the
air.
Statistics for the game are
as follows: first downs. (St 13,
(R) 6; net yards rushing. (S)
207. (R) 51; net yards passing.
(Si 28. (R) 22; penalties (S) 5.
(R 60; fumbles lost (S 4-2,
(R) 6-5. Sherman completed
2-6 passes and the Pirates
completed 3-6 of their passes.
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green salad, fruit. milk,
bread, butler.
Tues . Oct. 21: beanie wea
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rolls, butter, fruit.
Wed . Oct. 22: tacos. shred
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beans, sweet roll. milk.
Thins.. Oct. 23: tuna noodle
casserole, buttered peas, cab
bage salad, rolls, butter, jello.
whipped topping.
Fit. Oct. 24: macaroni
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ach, baked dessert, milk,
rolls, butler.
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