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EIGHT The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Ore., Thursday, Feb. 10, 1977
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No change in the list of
leaders in Heppner city league
basketball action. Eckman
stayed on top of the six team,
Sunday night league.
Eckman moved to an un
marred 4-0 with a 47-38 win
over Greenup. The winners
were sparked by the play of
David, Kenny and Rob Eck
man, along with Lankford and
Cornutt. A tall, burly Berg
strom jerked down the re
bounds and hit from the side.
Other winners on the Eckman
unit include John Healy, Bob
Ployhar, McLaughlin, Doher
ty and Carl Harrison.
Mark Greenup, Coiner and
Barber led Greenup.
Sands stayed in a tie for
second with a 59-56 overtime
victory over last place Ernst.
Ernst led throughout the
game until the fourth period.
Sands overcame a nine point
halftime deficit to take a lead,
then lose it, then save it. Mike
Egland, a 6-7 pivot man,
accounted for most of the
Sands' points. John McCabe
and Watkins hit from the
outside and Watkins was also
an instrumental rebounder.
McCabe hit two free throws
in the last minute to tie the
game and send it into OT.
Mike Schwartz and Henry
paced Ernst along with the
team captain, Ernst.
Schwartz and Ernst drove the
lane and Henry fired a hot
percentage from outside.
In the 9 p.m. game, Ball
outlasted Pointer, 56-46. La
Verne Van Marter sparked the
Ball winners in the wild,
free-for-all basketball game.
The game was reported to
have gotten out of hand with
no incidents but a lot of rolling
around on the hardwood.
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Brian Marlin, the Mustangs leading scorer this weekend,
puts up one of many short shots during Pilot Rock loss.
Marlin was hot from the outside, too, and made 75 per cent
from the field Friday. Gazette-Times photo)
Christman named
to Shrine squad
Carl Chrjstman, along with
two Umatilla Viking gridders,
has been named to the East
All-Stars in the Shriner's Hos
pital benefit football game.
The Class AA contest is set
for A and B schools in Baker
on Aug. 20. Christman was
recently named as a second
team all-state selection by the
Oregon Journal.
Christman was nabbed for
his efforts on both defense as a
safety and as split end on the
offensive unit. He was one of a
few Mustangs that went both
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Miller scores 14
in JVs 55-49 loss
A 14 point effort from Bob
Miller went in vain Saturday
when the Mustang junior
varsity was outgunned by
Condon, 55-49.
Miller had 14 and Howard
Huddleston added 10 in the
loss. Harris had 16 and
Barnett 14 for Condon.
From the field, Heppner
was outshot, 22-16. From the
line, the Mustangs were 17 of
32 and Condon settled for 25
tries and made 11.
No overwhelming quarter
outdid Heppner. The Mus
tangs were outscored in all but
the last period where they
whittled seven points off the
Condon margin.
After a quarter, Condon had
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a 14-10 lead and by the end of
three periods, the lead had
grown to 13 points.
10 13 9 17 49
14 15 16 10 55
Sweek 7, Miller
6, Piper, M. 7,
Huddleston 10.
Condon: Griffith 4, Weiner
3, Harris 16, Patee 8, Patter 6,
Halderson 4, Barnett 14.
Heppner
Condon
Heppner :
14, Worden
PiDer. D. 5,
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Carl Christman
ways for the third place CBC
unit.
From Umatilla, Alan Don
aldson and Mike Brown were
honored by the Shriners. South
Umpqua and Gold Beach,
Oregon class AA prep co
champions last fall, each
placed two players on their
respective squads. Umatilla
and state Class A champ
Regis did the same.
Umatilla Coach Milt Durand
will assist head coach Kent
Wigle with the East squad.
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Condon Blue Devils stuck it
to Heppner's Mustangs Satur
day, poking the 1-15 Mustangs
with their fifteenth loss via a
poor second period, 66-53.
In three quarters of bas
ketball; the first, third and
fourth, Heppner and Condon
matched points and ended in a
draw, 45-45.
But Condon blew the Mus
tangs out with a 21-8 scrubbing
in the second quarter. Brian
Shaffer had a field goal and
four of eight from the line in
the second period to lead the
Blue Devils.
In the second period, Hep
pner was outscored from the
line, 10-6. The second period's
line duty was normal for the
game.
Referees' whistles were
heard at a rate of 2.03 fouls per
minute. Heppner was called
for 34 and Condon 31.
At the line, Condon was 26
for 43. Heppner was 19 for 30.
If all one for ones had been
made, the total points made on
free throws for the night would
have been 95.
Condon also made five field
ers in the second period to
Heppner's one by Bruce
Young.
Brian Marlin paced Hep
pner for the second night in a
row, putting nine on the Mus
tang scoreboard. Wayne Seitz
and Jerry Cutsforth had eight.
"It's hard to explain,", Hep
pner Coach Chris Borgen said
this week. "I think we came
out ready, we played hard
defensively, but we never got
untracked offensively. We let
them get ahead and played
tight and pressed. It was
disappointing after Friday's
game. I think it was a downer
for everybody."
From the field, Heppner
was 17 for 66. But the story
was how they split it up.
In the first half, Heppner
was a dismal three for 28.
Free throws accounted for 10
first half points.
In the second half, things
warmed up and the Mustangs
hit 14 of 38. The first half
percentage was about 10 per
cent. The second half was
brighter, 36 per cent.
, Condon made 20 field goals
on 68 tries. Condon was nine
for 17 from the line in the
fourth period.
Borgen said the officiating
was not the best, but that it
was "no alibi."
8 8 18 19 53
11 21 15 19 66
Haguewood 7.
Condon: Harris 7, Mcintosh
5, Thayer 11, Bare 10, Wik
strand 6, Shaffer 14, Jaeger 13.
Field goals: 20-68; free
throws: 26-43; fouls: 31;
fouled out: Harris, McQuain,
rebounds: 43.
Fillys suffer loss
Heppner
Condon
Heppner: Peck 6, Myers 2,
Young 4, Haguewood 5, Hud
dleston 2, Cutsforth 8, Rauch
4, Marlin 9, Grieb 8, Seitz 8.
Field goals: 17-53; free
throws: 19-38; fouls: 34;
fouled out: Haguewood, Mar
lin, Seitz. Rebounds: 46;
Marlin 9, Seitz 8, Cutsforth 8,
Hermiston dealt Heppner's
junior varsity their fourth loss
of the season last Thursday,
stopping the Filly record at 10
with the 28-20 defeat.
Heppner's record went to
10-4 with their second loss to
Hermiston plus early season
losses to Pilot Rock and
Weston-McEwen.
It all started with the initial
tip off. Heppner scored no
points in the first period, but
coincidentally, Hermiston
scored just three.
By halftime, Heppner trail
ed 11-6 and in the third, 19-10.
The Fillies finally outscored
the Bulldogs in the fourth,
where Geri Grieb scored five
of her five points. Laurie
Harrison paced the junior
varsity with eight points.
Heike Tash scored seven
points to lead Hermiston.
Heppner 0 6 4 10 20
Hermiston 3 8 8 9 28
Heppner: Harrison 8, War
ren 1. Kerr 4, Gochnauer 2,
Grieb 5.
Hermiston: Bellinger 1, Pi
mental 3, Robinson 4, Smith 4,
Stevens 2, Tash 7, Houston 6.
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