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Viks rattle Heppner
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Jackie Mollahan drives the baseline
against Riverside Thursday. (G-T Photo)
Filly JYs pound
hapless Pirettes
Heppner's Filly junior varsity gave up just five field goals as
they pounded a hapless Riverside JV club, 43-12, in girls'
basketball action Thursday.
Riverside took the offensive when Suzie Hascall hit a fielder,
but it was the lone score for the Pirettes in that period. Heppner
raced back to an 8-2 edge and led, 16-6, at half time.
Geri Grieb scored six of her game high 10 points in the third
period as Heppner stretched its lead to 30 points at 38-8.
The final period saw the Heppner bench empty and the two
' teams trade buckets to the buzzer.
Heppner 8 8 22 5 43
Riverside - 2 4 2 4 12
Heppner: Marlin 7, Kerr 4, Gochnauer 4, Warren 4, Harrison
4, Daly 6, Grieb 10, Steagall 4. Field goals: 18; free throws: 3-14;
fouls: 18.
, Riverside: Evans 1, Hascall 2, Baker 2, Witt 3, Donavan 2,
r Johnson 2. Field goals: 5; free throws:" 2-14; fouls: 12. J
Filly JVs crush
Oregon Trail, 50-10
Heppner's Fillies came up with their biggest point spread
victory since their opener, last Tuesday, crushing Oregon Trail,
50-10.
The JVs stomped Riverside in their opener, 68-21, but the
biggest win since then was a 42-7 win over Umatilla.
Eight girls scored for the Fillies, paced by Cindy Kerr with 12
points.
. Heppner took a 16-4 first period lead, gave up four points in the :
;. second and two in the third, then blanked Oregon Trail in the
fourth period, outscoring them 8-0.
; Billie DeMauro had four points to lead Oregon Trail.
Following Kerr, Laurie Harrison had nine points and Kathleen
' Van Schoiack liad eight.
Heppner 16 10 16 8 50
; Oregon Trail 4 4 2 0 10
' Heppner: Marlin 6, Kerr 12, Van Schoiack 8, Gochnauer 4,
f Harrison 9, Daly 2, Grieb 7, Steagall 2. Field goals: 21; free
3 throws: 6-12; fouls: 14.
Oregon Trail : Longhorn 2, DeMauro 4, Neiland 2, Lunkens 2.
I Field goals: 4; free throws: 2-8; fouls: 7.
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Ralph Marlatt
City Supt.
"We really felt bad. It was
our worst game of the year.
We were disappointed. ..it was
the biggest crowd we've had
all year," Chris Borgen, head
Mustang coach said after
Heppner fell to Umatilla
Mollahan leads Fillys
in 60-31 Pirette victory
Jackie Mollahan grabbed
six steals and scored 13 points
en route to leading Heppner's
Fillies to a 60-31 route of cross .
country rival, Riverside,
Thursday, improving the Filly
mark to 4-5.
Mollahan shot 66 per cent
from the field, canning six of
nine shots. Guy Kenny was
next in line with nine points.
There was little question,
after the initial tip off, as to
the outcome of the mismatch.
Heppner dominated the
boards, outrebounding the
Pirettes, 51-21, and outshot
them from the field, 28-13.
After a period, Heppner led
11-3. Though Riverside made a
valiant try at a comeback in
the second period, the closest
they could draw was three
points at 16-13.
By halftime, Heppner had
erased the three point edge
and exchanged it for a nine
point lead, 26-17.
Mollahan and Edmundson
each scored six points in the
third quarter to pace a 16-7
effort that gave Heppner a
comfortable, 42-24 lead. Seven
girls scored in the fourth
period as the Fillies bombed
Riverside, 18-7.
Heppner shot 41 per cent
from the field, hitting 28 of 69
tries.. Riverside, sparked by
Kathy Monjay 's 16 points, shot
22 per cent, making 13 of 59
tries.
Cathy Stubblefield, a sharp
shooter from the outside, was
cooled by Filly defenders.
Stubblefield paced Riverside
in the two squads' first en
counter with 12, but was
stopped with eight this week.
Maureen Healy continued to
lead the board battle, pulling
down 12. Wendy Meyers had 11
rebounds and Deb Holland
added seven.
Heppner 11 15 16 18 60
Riverside 3 14 7 7 31
Heppner: Kenny 9, Molla
han 13, Myers 6, Deb Holland
1, Janice Healy 5, Thompson 4,
Rhea 4, Edmundson 6, Diane
Holland 2, Cooper 2, Grieb 4,
Silver threads among the brown
Today,
Kal Healy writes fifty down
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Happy Birthday Kal Healy
There is
Another Tire Shop
in Town
I have a good supply of first
grade tires in stock and can get, in
short order, most any type of tire
you want at very reasonable
prices.
I guarantee every tire I sell.
I sell El Dorado brand tires, the
same as Mike Gray has sold here
f,;r years, here before me.
Steel Radials Tractions Hwy.
Winter Snow Tires (Studs $5.00
extra) for Cars, Pickups, Trucks.
I specialize in tire repairs and
would like to fix your flats, too.
Vem's Union
76 Station
Friday, 61-42.
A first half slump hit the
Mustangs, blasting them out
of the running in two quick
quarters. At halftime, Hep
pner had mustered just 14
points and trailed by 13 at
Healy 4.
Field goals: 28-69; free
throws: 4-14; rebounds: 51;
fouls: 17; steals: 17; turn
overs: 26. Rebounders: M.
Healy 12, Myers 11, Deb
Holland 7, Diane Holland 5.
Pirates fall to
Rockets, 55-47
Rockets and Pirates can
mix just so long, Riverside
found out this week. The
Rockets broke a halftime
deadlock to take control of the
visiting Pirates and the win,
55-47, Saturday.
Rebounding was a big key to
the loss. Riverside was out
boarded, 43-25, setting up the
Columbia Basin Conference
East
Weston-McEwen 4 1
Pilot Rock 4 1
Oregon Trail 3 2
Umatilla 2 4
Heppner 0 5
West
Sherman 6 0
Wasco County 6 1
Riverside 1 . 4
Condon 0 5
Scores this week:
Pilot Rock 69, Weston-McEwen
54
Umatilla 61, Heppner 42
Sherman 66, Wasco County 57
Riverside 51, Condon 46
Wasco County 64, Oregon
Trail 63
Pilot Rock 55, Riverside 47
Weston-McEwen 78, Condon 42
Sherman 77, Heppner 63
Umatilla 48, Touchet, Wash.
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put up shots from the Rocket
big men.
Riverside trailed after a
period, 15-11, but bounced
back and knotted the score at
intermission, 28-28. A poor
shooting third period put them
back in a hole, 46-39, when the
third period buzzer sounded.
The two teams traded buck-
27-14.
Heppner hit just 16 of 64
tries from the field for 25 per
cent. Umatilla was 20 for 52
for 38 per cent.
Wayne Seitz led Heppner
with nine points, followed by
Riverside: Monjay 16, Hells
berg 3, Stubblefield 8, Johnson
2, Prag 2. Field goals: 13-59;
free throws: 5-14; rebounds:
21; fouls: 9; steals: 6; turn
overs: 31.
ets in the final quarter as PR
added another tally to the
margin, 9-8.
Doug Price, a 5-11 sopho
more, paced Riverside with 15
points. Luke Maynard, a 6-3
sophomore, added 10.
Pilot Rock was led by league
scoring leader, Jeff Lavender,
who popped for 24 points and
hauled down 16 rebounds.
Riverside 11 17 11 8 47
Pilot Rock 15 13 18 9 55
Riverside: Price 15v May
nard 10, Haberstich 8, Wilkie
4, Phillips 4, Witt 2, Griffin 2,
Daniels 2.
Pilot Rock: Lavender 24,
Heimgartner 7, Perrine 7,
Ward 8, Connor 6, Barber 2,
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Heppner fell behind, 12-6,
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In the third quarter, Heppner
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It was a sluggish game,
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Heppner 6 8 10 18 42
Umatilla 12 15 12 22 61
Heppner: Peck 7, Myers 5,
Haguewood 8, Huddleston 2,
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Field goals: 16; free throws:
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