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EIGHT The Gazette-Times, lleppnpr. Ore., Thursday. Feb. 3, 1977 H Uf Y ' A poor second half and "rookie refs" are to blame for Heppner's loss to Hermiston last week in girls' basketball action, according to Coach Rebecca Randall. The Bulldog females rattled Heppner with a convincing, 48-28 pounding. Lisa Kunkel and Karin Sobotta combined for 32 points, both hitting 16 to lead Hermiston. Kunkel also yank ed down 22 rebounds in the contest. Hermiston outrebounded Heppner, 36-32, despite a good effort from Maureen Healy, who continues to lead the conference in rebounds with a 14 carom average. The Fillies dropped back 11-7 after one period and trailed by five at halftime. But a strong second half propelled Rockets rebound, win 38-31 J Pilot Rock wasn't the first team to beat Heppner's frosh, but they were the first team to equal the Mustangs in re bounds. The Rockets outjump ed and won, 38-31, last week. 'Ron Young led the Mustang attack with 12 points. Jim Parker had 14 rebounds and seven points. Jody Marlatt added ten rebounds. Dan Post had 13 points and i9 rebounds for Pilot Rock. Rebounds were even at 38. Heppner trailed by three at halftime and by six heading into the fourth period. Heppner 6 4 11 10 31 .Pilot Rock 9 4 14 11 38 I Heppner: Young 12, Parker n, Palmer 5, Marlatt 5, McCarl 2. Sh erer s in overtime win, Todd Sherer canned a field er with eight seconds to go to send the contest into overtime and Ione's Cardinal junior ; varsity helped pick up the pieces for a 45-42 win over Heppner freshmen Saturday. Jim Parker led Heppner with 23 points, scoring three of Heppner's four overtime , points and 18 of those 23 in the ; second half. Sherer led lone "B "Jr. Hi Heppner's B junior high squad, paced by 14 points from Doug Holland and 10 from Mark Launer, bounced lone last week, 34-31. Leavitt and Murray each had 10 for lone. lone Junior High's Murray scored eight points to lead lone past Oregon Trail in B junior high action last week. Jeff Grogan had eight for, Oregon Trail. ?Kn''r'i' 1 yJ USDA Rump roasts. ... 1.09, n Full Cut lb. Round steaks 1.19, Western Family Sliced bacon Beef liver ermiston outscores JUJTJL Edmundson, Mollahan score 7 Hermiston to a big advantage. The Bulldog girls, sparked by Kunkel in the third, added four points to the margin and 11 in the fourth when Sobotta had eight points. Vicki Edmundson and Jack ie Mollahan each had seven for Heppner. mniM i m i iiinii.iiiiiiiii.inii.. i .1111 1 II III II II I I I ..l.llllllllll,Mll,1iwmMiH , ti'ft.'-K - m - . . J J,: i w ' - T f 1 m:t imMimn "nii'i'iTfiifWiuiffii ' r " iii ir i ii Jim Parker, Heppner freshmen's leading scorer and rebounder, drives against a Umatilla defender in recent contest. Parker scored 12 in loss to Hermiston Monday. (Gazette-Times photo) parits. JL with 11 points. Heppner, who trailed by four at halftime and at the third period mark by two, fought back and held, a slim edge just before the game ended with Sherer's banger. The Mustangs shot 18 for 42 from the gift toss line. Heppner: 5 4 14 15 4 42 Heppner 7-12 from field Ken Grieb Choice lb. 89 1 2 oz. pkg 39 lb. Hermiston outshot the Fil lies from the field, hitting 21 of 59 while Heppner made 11 of 56. Both teams hit six free throws. Heppner Coach Rebecca Randall was disappointed with the officiating, she said, calling the two referees "rook- Gard JVs 45-42 lone: 8 5 10 15 7 45 Heppner: Parker 23, Ron Young 9, Jody Marlatt 4, Larry Palmer 2, Steve Marlatt 2, Lee McCarl 1, Eric Clow 1. lone: Todd Sherer 11, Terry Starr 4, Bruce ' Millman 3, Scott Sherer 9, Glen Krebs 5, Jerry Rietmann 9, Tim Holtz 4. 16 pts., 13 rebs. Maureen Healy Spillmate Paper towels 2 ply Ivory SaP 4 bar bundle Fluffo Shortening Crescent Walnuts 2 Fillys ies." She said the game would be different in Heppner. Heppner 7 9 8 4 28 Hermiston 11 10 12 15 48 Heppner: Kenny 2, Molla han 7, Myers 3, Healy, J. 3, Edmundson 7, Healy, M. 6. Field goals: 11-56; free throws: 6-15; rebounds: 32. Hermiston : Barren 4, Knerr 8, Kunkel 16, Sobotta 16, Woodward 4. Field goals: 21-59; free throws: 6-8; re bounds: 36. HHS frosh clubbed by Bulldogs It was a basic blowout. Not like a tire, more like an atom bomb. Hermiston frosh put three men in double figures en route to stomping Heppner fresh men Tuesday, 70-28. Jim Parker led Heppner with 12 points. Matt Sobotta paced Hermis ton with 15 points, followed by Mark Shockman with 13 and Bob Fordice with 10. Following Parker, Steve Marlatt had seven points. Hermiston hit 28 fielders to Heppner's 11. Heppner 6 3 4 15 28 Hermiston 18 9 22 21 70 Heppner: Young 4, Parker 12, Palmer 3, Marlatt 7, Clow 2. lone Jr. High belts Heppner lone Junior High belted , Heppner last week, 32-19, giving lone their sixth win of the year. Scott Martin paced lone with 18 points. Jim Launer led Heppner with eight points. lone outscored Heppner, 19-10, in the second half, lone 9 4 10 9 32 Heppner 6 3 3 7 19 lone: Martin 18, Peterson 2, Patton 5, Rietmann 2, LaRue 4, Thompson 1. Heppner: Currin 2, Bier 6, Clark 2, Smith 1, Launer 8. Player's of the Week Ad sponsored by Columbia Basin Electric Co-op Heppner 676-9146 59' 49' 1 .49 39? oz. Croc. 676-9614 Meats 6769m lone bounces R iverside JVs Ione's junior varsity lost their first game and won their third this week, both games marred by lack of people. lone JVs dumped Riverside Tuesday, 35-8. They started with six players and ended with five when one fouled out. Lisa Martin was the Card spark with 15, followed by Darcy Rea with seven. Shelly Connor had ten re bounds while Robin Leavitt, Janet McElligott and Martin each pulled down eight. Filly JVs Will Geri Grieb scored ten points to lead Heppner's Filly JVs past Weston-McEwen for their tenth win of the season Tues- Honkers prevail Arlington big men jerked down 36 offensive boards Fri day night on their way to bouncing Ione's Cardinals, 75-32. lone 4 8 5 16 32 Arlington 16 17 23 19 75 lone: McCabe, K. 2, Lind strom 1, McCabe, A. 6, LaRue 7, Stefani 7, Thompson 2, Sherer, S., 4, Sherer, T. 5. Field goals: 14-58; rebounds: 34; turnovers: 26. Mustangs (continued from page 7) 13, Delph 12, Sams 10 and Warner 10. Heppner was 13 for 30 at the line where the Tiger Scots picked up 18 points in 29 at tempts. Seitz, who has averaged eight rebounds a game, forgot about his ankle and brought down 12 caroms to lead Heppner in a board win. Mark Huddleston and Brian Marlin had three assists each. Heppner 12 18 9 18 57 Weston-McEwen 24 31 13 20 88 Heppner: Peck 12, Myers 1, Christman 6, Young 2, Hud dleston 5, Skow 3, Rauch 4, Marlin 2, Grieb 14, Seitz 8. Field goals: 22-51; free throws: 13-30; fouls: 26. Foul ed out: Rauch. Weston-McEwen: King 26, Beers 9, Alford 13, Warner 10, Sams 10, Baker 4, Rahn 2, lone iff static rebounds Robin Leavitt Kelloggs 40 Bran Pacific Brand Norwegian sardines Bamboo shoots 3,-1 .OOWi X -V.;V Waterchestnuts 3forl .00 lone 4 15 11 5 35 Riverside 5 0 03 8 lone: Martin 15, Rea 7, J. McElligott 4, Leavitt 4, Con nor 3, Michelle McElligott 2. In last week's contest, lone started with five players. One fouled out, another sprained an ankle and the Cards lost a game they'd led for three quarters, 24-18. Darcy Rea led lone with six points in a game that saw a 14-10 lone third period lead turn into a 24-18 loss. Connors had 11 rebounds in the tilt. day, 42-12. Heppner blanked WM in the third period, outscoring their guests, 10-0. From the field, Heppner bumped WM, 38-6. The Fillies canned 19 fielders to three by the Tiger Scots. Grieb and Laurie Harrison each had four field goals. Heppner held a 14-2 first period lead and led 20-9 at halftime. The third quarter romp gave Heppner a com fortable, 30-9, and they coast ed through the fourth. Heppner 14 6 10 12 42 Weston-McEwen 2 7 0 3 12 Heppner: Harrison 8, War ren 2, Kerr 4, Dougherty 2, Gochnauer 4, Daly 4, Grieb 10, Marlin 2, Abrams 2, Steagall 2, Sherman 2. Jones 2, Delph 12. Field goals: 35-73; free throws: 18-29; fouls: 27. Fouled out: Beers. Pony 8th stung by Riverside Riverside Junior High, be hind Daniel's 18 points, stop ped Heppner Junior High this week, 49-30. Tony Currin paced Heppner with 15 points. Following Currin, John Bier had five, Pat Clark and Ricky Cole had four, and Jim Launer had two. Heppner shot 38 per cent from the field and 57 per cent from the line, both bests for the club. f 'J breaks slump-20 Kevin McCabe 63 Holland sparks 4 th quarter rally (continued from page 7) fouled out of the contest, she finished the game with 28 points and a good night as floor general for the 3-2 Tiger-Scots. Heppner is 4-2 and Pilot Rock, 5-1. It was an important game for Heppner. If they hadn't won, according to Coach Re becca Randall, they would have been out of the running for a district berth. They still must win their remaining two league games, both on the road against Oregon Trail and Pilot Rock. lone Jr. Hi ups mark, 7-1 Ione's junior high round ballers improved their mark to 7-1 last week with a 29-24 triumph over Oregon Trail. Treve Peterson led lone1 with eight points. Loi tie had 11 for Oregon Trail. lone took a 10-3 lead and didn't look back. Oregon Trail trimmed 10 points off the margin in the fourth period, lone 10 7 10 2 29 Oregon Trail 3 5 4 12 24 lone: Martin 7, Peterson 8, Patton 2, Rietmann 4, LaRue 6, Rea 2. VALENTINE'S ' K&tfiVi a woman never forgets... the man who Ml HtPPNtK Phon . 676' 9158 Prices effective Feb. imm No. 1 Potatoes ,olbs Oranges 8 W-Cv ... Cahill scored all 13 first period WM points and gave her squad a 13-12 edge. By halftime, Healy had scored nine points, and lifted the Fillies to a 27-24 edge. WM DEB HOLLAND 9 pts. 3 minutes shaved a point off the margin in the third before Deb Hol land sparked a fourth quarter victory rally. Heppner 12 15 11 21 59 Weston-McEwen 13 11 12 16 52 Heppner: Kenny 2, Molla han 12, Myers 4, Holland 9, Janice Healy 8, Edmundson 8, Maureen Healy 16. Field goals: 26; free throws: 7-21; fouls: 22; fouled out: Molla han, Janice Healy; rebounds: 32: M. Healy 13, Myers six. Weston-McEwen: Cahill 28, Licht 4, Newbold 6, Cahill 5, Sams 2, Warren 7. 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