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Page 8, THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner, OR. Thursday, April 8. 1976 Wranglers hold first play day Following a potluck lunch eon, the Wranglers held their first playday of the year at the Wrangler's field. Winners in the 6 and under class are as follows: Barrels, Jason Dougherty. 1st; Duane Ball, 2nd; Mike Van Schoiack, 3rd; Angie Ashbeck. 4th. Poles: Jason Dougherty 1st. Mike Van Schoiack. 2nd: Ted Schwarz 3rd. Water Race: Jason Dougherty, 1st: Angie Ashbeck 2nd, Mike Van Scho iack. 3rd. Sack Race: Duane Ball 1st, Jason Dougherty 2nd, Ted Schwarz 3rd. In the 7-9 age classBarrels : Bridget Greenup 1st, Steve Kerns 2nd, Trish a Mahoney 3rd. Poles: Trisha Mahoney Is!. Bridget Greenup 2nd. Bobby Kinzer 3rd, Steve Miller 4th. Water Race: Steve Currin 1st, Bridget Greenup 2nd, Steve Miller 3rd. Scott Dougherty 4th. Sack Race: Steve Currin 1st. Steve Miller 2nd. Bridget Greenup and Trisha Mahoney tied for 4th. In the 10-12 age class. Barrels: Cliff Dougherty 1st. Ann Van Schoiack 2nd, Anita Palmer 3rd. Tar Mahoney and Brett Sherer tied for 4th. Poles; Brett Sherer 1st. Anita Palmer 2nd. Cliff Dougherty 3rd. Ann Van Schoiack 4th. Water Race: Cliff Dougherty, , 1st. Ann Van Schoiack 2nd. Anita Palmer 3rd. Annette Wilgers4th. Sack Race: Brett It's Cleanup Time! Everyone is urged to pitch in and help clean up the Willow Creek Country Club. Bring a rake or paint roller so the new cart and club build ings can be painted and the course cleaned of debris. The building and grounds com mittee are in charge of the day with work beginning at 9 a m.. lunch at noon and a round of golf in the afternoon Mark jour calendar for April 10. 9 a.m. The following day, April 11. will be the kickoff for men's Sunday plav Tee time is 9 i m !!! FARMERS !!! Grain Cleaned & Treated BOB OSWALT 422-7519 lone, Or. PI Htw Vwa-y hours mi SOFA AND LOVE SEAT SOFAS ONLY LOVE SEATS ONLY 1 liSI Rio LouNctn, Foot Rcst kho pillows... CxitM Lou F1WAWC1NC AVAILABLE Sherer 1st, Cliff Dougherty 2nd. Mike Currin 3rd, Anita Palmer 4th. In the 13-17 class. Barrels: Dawn Peterson and Jana Steagall tied for 1st, Janice Mealy 2nd, Tony Currin 3rd. Kathy Van Schoiack 4th. Poles: Jana Steagall 1st. Janice Healy 2nd. Cindy Dougherty 3rd. Scott Sherer 4th. Water Race: Cindy Dou gherty 1st, Jack Yocom 2nd, Jana Steagall 3rd. Krynn Robinson 4th. Ring Race: Cindy Dougherty 1st. Jack Yocom 2nd, Jana Steagall 3rd, Krynn Robinson 4th. Ring Race: Jack Yocom 1st, Scott Sherer 2nd. Cindy Dougherty 3rd. Dawn Peterson and Tony Currin tied for 4th. In the 18 and over class. Barrels: Diane Ball 1st. Kathy Gilbert 2nd. Dick Sherer 3rd, Sherrie Kemp 4th. Poles: Sherrie Kemp 1st, Dick Sherer 2nd. Kathy Gilbert 3rd, Patri cia Van Schoiack 4th. Water Race: Dave Daly 1st. Ken Eckman 2nd. Bob Steagall 3rd. Merlyn Robinson 4th. Ring Race": Dick Sherer 1st, Judy Currin 2nd, Ann Schwarz 3rd. Sherrie Kemp 4th. Following the playday there was a jackpot team roping contest held for the members. Winners were Bob Montgom ery and Dick Sherer 1st place and Bob and Jana Steagall 2nd place. Over The Tee Cup Bv A. Duffer Women's play began this past Tuesday and results will he in the next issue of the Gazette-Times. Men's team play is schedul ed for Wednesday nights. This will get underway April 21. You will soon be receiving a copy of the activity calendar showing the visitations for the season as well as the dates and those in charge of the various activities. The weather is getting nicer or golf so anyone wishing to play and become a member of the Club may get the details by calling Conley Lanham. t)7ii-58'.m or Monica Jones. t;T6 j.Vi8 Have a good season! ISCOUflY Irunioiurc Lotion 230 $.. Mon-Sat. 9 to 6 Open Sunday 12 to 6 200.00 109.00' iTfT YFtiYT LOUNGER NO I A ii9.co I -,. - ' ; " - L v - AT i ir r - "-1 ., . w .... -". .... Duane Ball streaks for "home" after a turn around the barrels. Duane is a member of the Wranglers and competed in their first playday in the 6 and under class. BO RD CONSIDERS FINAL Bl ILD1NG PLANS Directors of Morrow County School District met Monday, March 29, with architect. Bob Smith and building principals to review final plans for the district's building program. Principals presented final revisions to the plans for proposed construction at Riv erside High, A C. Houghton Elementary, lone High and Heppner High Schools. Archi tect Smith pointed out that advertisements for bid open ing had been placed in two newspapers and in the Daily Journal of Commerce. In addition invitations had been sent to a number of interested firms. Smith said that early responses would indicate that a number of bids will be received. Bid opening is set for April 14. 8 p.m. in the district office in Lexington. Contractors in terested in bidding are asked to contact the architect. Smith and Hasegawa. Ontario. Ore gon for bid forms. Keglers Ivorncr Peterson's Jewelers won 4 games from Fiesta Bowl, Coast to Coast and Gardners split their 4 game series with 2 games each and Central Mar ket lost 3 games to Morrow County Grain Growers. Roberta Klaus. Coast to Coast took high honors with a 191 for individual high game and also a 483 for individual high series. Petersons Jewelers rolled an 8K1 for high team game and a 2WM for high team series. Team Petersons MCGG Central Market Coast to Coast Gardners Fiesta Bowl W L 34' 17'a 29' 22'j 28 24 24 28 24 28 16 36 Now Open S IN DAY a Court 77-IW o ... KERMIBTDN f i " h , l it -am w win lieppnor High Sport ADRIAN MPS Ml'STANGS The Heppner diamond crew played host to the Adrian Antelopes last Thursday. The Antelopes, one of the stronger class A teams in the state stopped the Mustangs by a score of 3-2. Adrian pounded out 10 hits against the Mustangs, but some fine fielding plays by the Mustangs stopped their ral lies. Heppner used 1 hit and 2 errors in the 6th inning to score their 2 runs. Dave Allstott knocked a double up against the right field wall in the 3rd inning but was thrown out at home plate when he tried to score on a single by Dennis Peck. Heppner: 2 R, 3 H, 1 E. Adrian: 3 R, 10 H. 2 E. JVS OPEN SEASON The Heppner JVs opened their season with a 4th inning 6-1 victory over the Riverside JVs. Mike Stookey and Randy Worden picked up the hits for Heppner. Worden did a fine job on the mound giving up 1 hit, walking 3 and striking out 3. Heppner: 6 R, 4 H, 1 E. Riverside: 1 R, 1 H, E. II Mi I, I .JIM E mm .,....t i mm.Jt " "'t- V'" (StexiteoG) o rTTl I x-.T.TT.TTTXTTTTltT.Ty.I.TTTTITITTI.I-T.I.l 1.1 XJ.1.1T Cf ll.f. I i i a S t X i I 0 113 1 H'J' Sl.f I.0 .1 .IXlWrrfXt III T.I llt.IIIIIT -- (imam tmimB Ml'STANGS TAKE TWO FROM PIRATES The Heppner "Mustangs tra veled to Boardman, March 30 and defeated the Riverside Pirates by a score of 7-1. The Mustang hitters were led by Clayton Wilson with a triple and a single in 2 trips with 3 RBIs. Dave Allstott was 2-4 with I RBI. Jim Lankford picked up the win for Heppner to make his season record 2-0. He limited the Pirates to 1 hit. Robert Henry relieved him in the 7th inning and he also gave up 1 hit. Heppner 7 R, 6 H, 3 E. Riverside: 1 R, 2 H. 4 E. In the return engagement on the Mustangs home field, the Heppner '9' triumphed 7-6 in 5 innings. The Mustangs -tallied 3 runs in the 1st inning on a double by Bruce Young. Other leading hitters were Skow 1-3, Lank ford 1-2, Allstott 1-2 and Henry 1-2. Jim Lankford picked up his third win of the season with no losses. Seberg was 3-2 for Riverside while Ken was 1-3 with 2 RBIs. Heppner: 7 R, 5 H, 5 E. Riverside: 6 R, 6 H, 5 E. FOODS O -- &FJLM fit:K4Mty(!lJl'fctifiiUiLU'i ! ! HEY Do you want to play BABE RUTH BASEBALL? 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