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KINZIE 8 HAYLOFT 7
Kinzua rallied in the fourth
to hold on to the lead as they
defeated top rated Hayloft, 8-7
from Kennewick in the open
ing game of the 5th annual
Hermiston Slo-Pitch Invita
tional Tournament, last week
end in Hermiston.
Twenty-six teams through
out Oregon, Washington and
Idaho participated in the
three-day affair. The Pendle
ton Elks won the tournament.
Kinzua started the 9:30 p.m.
contest with two runs in the
first by Keith Curnett and
LaVern Van Marter. Hayloft
fought back and scored one
run.
In the third inning, left
fielder Jamie Sands and first
baseman Marvin Lane hit
singles and scored on Hayloft
errors when Gerald Seals hit a
baseline drive.
The Kennewick team drove
in one run and another run in
the fourth to close the gap 4-3.
Hayloft's pitcher aided a
strong fifth inning for Kinzua
as he walked Mike Rowell to
start the inning. Jamie Sands
slashed the ball for a triple
that brought Rowell in. Hits by
Marvin Lane and Gerald Seals
gave Kinzua four runs.
In the sixth, Hayloft emerg
ed with four runs but fell short
of one run to overcome
Kinzua's lead.
KINZUA 8 WALLA WALL
MERCHANTS 13
Kinzua put runners on base
five out of seven innings but
fell short of their bid to
advance in the winners brack
et as they lost 13-8 to the Walla
Walla Merchants in the second
game of the three day
tournament in Hermiston.
After winning two games
Walla Walla drove in four
runs in the top of the first to
get the game rolling. Kinzua
jumped back with runs by
Keith Curnett, Mike Rowell
and Jamie Sands and left
three men on base.
In the second inning, the
Washington team grabbed two
runs. They added four more
runs in the fourth and two in
the seventh' to clinch the
victory and advance them to
the next game in the winner's
circle.
Kinzua scored one run in the
second on Bill Baker's double.
Walla Walla's pitcher walked
Baker and Curnett to start off
the fourth. Lavern Van Mar
ter, Marvin Lane and Gerald
Seals hit singles and brought
Baker and Curnett across the
plate.
Heppner's only two remain
ing runs were scored by
Curnett and Seals in the sixth.
KINZUA 11 HERMISTON
HERALD 8
Keith Curnett's lead off
homer in the bottom of the
first ignited a five-run rally
and paced Kinzua past Her
miston Herald 11-8 in the 2:15
p.m. game.
Curnett's run was followed
by runs from Lavern Van
Marter, Mike Rowell, Marvin
Lane and Kevin Dick. Gary
Kemp and Tim Bellamy were
left on base. The Hermiston
Herald jumped back for four
runs on errors by Kinzua.
The second inning saw
Hermiston Herald with three
runs and Kinzua with four.
Kinzua's runs were scored on
hits from Lavern Van Marter,
Mike Rowell, Jamie Sands
and Gerald Seals.
Curnett game up with one
run in the third while the
Herald managed only one run
in the fifth. The last run to be
scored was by Kinzua's Jamie
Sands in the bottom of the
sixth.
KINZUA ft DODGE BOYS 14
Kinzua took an early lead
with five runs in the fourth but
couldn't hold on to it as they
lost to The Dodge Boys, a
Grandview team 14-8 and
were eliminated from the
Hermiston Slo-Pitch Tourna
ment Ixft fielder, Jamie Sands
started the game by smashing
a home run in the top of the
second. He was followed
across the home plate by
Kevin Dick who hit a single.
The Dodge Boys came up
with two runs in the bottom of
the second and one in the third
to take a 3-2 lead.
Kinzua's batters went to
work in the fourth as they
scored five runs on singles
from Sands, Gerald Seals.
Kevin Dick. Dave Eckman
and a double from pitcher
Gary Kemp.
Kinzua's lead was not good
enough as the Dodge Boys
found empty space in the field
and scored three runs in the
fourth, one in the fifth and
seven in the sixth to capture
the win.
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LaVeme Van Marter was out trying to slide home In Hermiston
slo nitch tourney Sunday. (G-T Photo)
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Wrangler riders
honor playday
winners in lone
The Wrangler's Riding Club
held their annual awards night
and dance at the lone Legion
Hall last month.
The following were awarded
prizes as winners of the spring
playdays:
Six and under: Jason Dou
gherty, first; Dwayne Ball,
second; Angie Ashbeck, third;
Mike Van Schoiack, fourth.
7 9 year olds: Steve Currin,
first; Bridgett Greenup, sec
ond: Trisha Mahoney. third;
S-o-r Douuhertv and .Steve
Miller, fourth.
10-12 year olds: Giff Dough
erty, first; Brett Sherer,
second; Anita Palmer, third;
Anne Van Schoiack, fourth.
13-17 year olds: Jana Stea
gall, first; Cindy Dougherty,
second; Todd Sherer, third;
Donna Palmer and Scott
Sherer, fourth.
18 and over: Dick Sherer,
first; Judy Currin, second;
Sherrie Kemp, third; Patricia
Van Schoiack and Kathy
; Gilbert, fourth.
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The last "at home" visitation of the season
was held last Sunday when the local golfers
hosted the McNary men and women.
Nice weather prevailed for the match and
some good scores were recorded by the local
participants. Two men in the upper age
bracket tied for low gross with 68s. They were
Judge Carmicheal and Frances Doherty.
There was also a tie for second low gross
between Doug Gunderson and Dave Harrison.
These fellows were just one stroke behind the
leaders. Jim Wishart had low net all to
himself with a 51.
Craig Cooley used his power to win long
drive honors and Jim Wishart collected
another prize for KP on No. 3. Allen Phillips
had the KP on No. 9.
Cindy Kerr was the only woman from
Heppner participating so if there were any
awards she apparantly won them.
In the three placings for low gross for the
McNary men, Ray Matz and Jim Murray tied
fnr ton honors with a 71. Don Zornes was a
close second with 72 and Jack Waltmire was
third at 74. In the low net division Jack
ft
McKern at 52 and Fred Cotant was third with
54.
Tom Waas apparently addressed the ball
properly to win the long drive award and
Waas took KP honors on No. 3 with Art Marr
doing the same on No. 9.
Competition was tough between the
McNary women as three tied for low gross
honors with 40. They were: Margaret Towers,
Jean Miller and Pearl Waas.
Arlctte Loughary walked off with top
honors in the low net division with a 24.
Second place was won by Pansy Murray with
27 and Winona Taggart and Rene McKern tied
for third at 30.
Jean Miller won KP award on No. 8 and
Arlette Loughery did the same for No. 4 KP.
Ron Jones, Rick Johnston and John
Edmundson were in charge of arrangements
and dinner was served by the ladies.
In other golfing events, the Men's medal
play will be held on Sunday, June 20. Either
last Sunday's score will qualify you for one of
the three flights or qualifying rounds must be
played on Saturday, June 19.
Second half of the Wednesday night team
play will begin on Wednesday, June 23.
Sunday, June 27 will be the first away
visitation. WCCC members will journey to
Condon for this event.
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