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f The Gazette-Times. Heppner, Ore,, Thursday, March 17. 1977 SEVEN Central Market dusts Petersons Central Market dusted the cellar dweller and Fiesta Bowl and Morrow County Grain Growers split last week, caus ing another three team race for honors in the Kegler's Korner action at Fiesta Bowl in Heppner. Central, who dropped into a tie last week for first, re gained their league lead with four wins over Peterson Jew elers. Central holds a two game lead over Fiesta Bowl and MCGG, who each settled for a split and a tie for second. Gardner's took three games from Coast-lo-Coast, moving to within six games of second place with a 17-19 record. Gardner's rolled past Coast-to-Coast with a team high series of 2610. Klaus, Crook take honors in LaGrande Roberta Klaus and Fran Crook came away from the LaGrande 600 Club bowling tournament last week with cash prizes and silver. Mrs. Klaus took first place in the four game singles competition with an 893, handicap series. Along with that win, she garnered the high series scratch honors with a 725, good for a silver plaque. Mrs. Crook finished just three pins behind Klaus, at 890, to take the second place glory in the singles division. Also bowling in the tourney with Klaus and Crook was Anita Cantin. The lone win out of the four that Coast-to-Coast picked up was with a high team game of 929. Numerous bowlers picked up splits in competition last week. Danonne Nelson and Roberta Klaus picked up 3-10 splits; Jackie Allstott and Verna Brinda took care of 5-10 splits; Darlene Arrington con nected on a 5-9 split; and Fran Crook cracked a 4-7-10 split. Individual high game and series was handled by Roberta Klaus. She had a 185 high game and a 469 series. STANDINGS Central Market Fiesta Bowl MCGG Gardner's Coast-to-Coast Peterson Jewelers 25 23 23 17 10 10 11 13 13 19 26 26 Coast to Coast 3rd in state A Coast-to-Coast sponsored women's Heppner bowling team is listed in third place after two weeks of the 16 week 34th Annual Oregon State Women's Bowling Association tournament in Pendleton. The five woman team from Heppner was one of the first teams to start the competi tion. The team consists of Jackie Allstott, Danonne Nel son, Barbara Strahm, Diane Stickner, and Rhonda Lorenz. The ladies "felt like we did real good," Allstott said this week, noting that the team's 2037 team series was still ranked third in the "C" team lone's Stefani named to 2nd BSC all-stars Dennis Stefani was tabbed to the second team, all-Big- It )J i f V Dennis Stefani Sky Conference this week. The sophomore guard from lone averaged 12.2 points a game this season. Along with Stefani, Kevin McCabe and Robin LaRue re ceived honorable mention status. McCabe led the Car dinal rebounding with a seven carom average. He also had a nine point scoring balance LaRue, a lanky sophomore like the other two, was third in rebounding, points and assists for lone. Stefani was the play-maker, picking up 52 assists on the year. Big Sky first team yielded Gary Smythe and Matt Weth erall, Arlington; Dan Green field, Wheeler; Rick Emerick, Helix; and Russ Hoan, Culver. On the girls' side, lone placed three girls in the honorable mention category. Lisa Martin, Grace and Mar tha McElligott were tabbed to that group. Little League try-outs near Grab your mitts and oil 'em good. Little League tryouts are right around the corner. Tryouts have been scheduled for Apr. 2 and 16 at 1 p.m. at the Heppner Little League field. A player must be nine-years-old by Aug. 1 and cannot be 13 before Aug. 1. 1977. ..Farm team tryouts for eight-year-olds will be held at a later date. Sign up slips are available through the Heppner grade school. For any additional in formation, contact Tom Wilson at 676-5813. Kickin : Gaelic football (continued from page 6) ' centered around New York City. Missionaries of the game of Gaelic football have, at times, tried to popularize it thoughout Europe, and in other! places, without success. Folks gaze in awe at what happens duri-g an exhibition of this form of sport, and since most of them are interested in living a few years longer, they refuse to become players. But they never fail to go into raptures over the wild action, and the terrific body collisions, which they witness as spectators, and which the Irish players classify as "a bit of fun." One could only wonder how carried away Howard Cosell could get at a Gaelic football game. "Well, ladies and gentlemen, today's battle can only be termed a brutal, pugilistic velitation which has never, I repeat never, before been witnessed as a sport by yours truly. To think that grown adult men would don feathered caps and go about their brawling monomachy in this manner, is undubitably ridiculous. This is Howard Cosell, and let me tell you this, ladies and gentlemen, as I sign off for whoever I'm working for this week, that this aceldama, this Armageddon, this internecine strife, can only go down in history as a Donnybrook, one of true rupture, like as with military operations, a campaign for bloodshed in the world of sports. Good day." division. All the women bowled their average or better. The tourney will run through July 3, drawing 952 teams and more than 6,000 keglers. There are 42 teams listed from local associations in Eastern Oregon. teams are vying from Hep pner, Hermiston, Umatilla, Stanfield, Echo and Board man, all from district four. 54,000 lines of bowling should have been bowled by July 3 and hopes are for eight From the local associations, million pins to fall. I. : ' ..o-'-V jxvA 'Kir1. 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