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-H"v. lip The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Ore., Thursday, September 22,1977 SEVEN Meyers, "good when we needed it At this time a year ago, lone was thirsty for a win and faced with a long dry spell ahead of them. Now, Coach Gordon Meyer's Cardinals are sporting a 2-0 mark with both victories coming at the expense of teams that contributed to last season's drought. "Sure it was tough," Meyers said of the Cards 26-22 win over North Powder. "When you're as inexperienced as we are, any game is going to be tough." But Meyers was pleased with his team's performance and directed particular praise Filly spikers sweep Riverside in opener The Heppner Fillies volley ball team opened the season Tuesday, Sept. 13 with a straight game victory over Riverside on the Fillies home court. Heppner took the first game by a score of 15-6 and prevailed in the second con test 17-15. Diane Holland, this year's captain, led all scorers with 15 points as she served eight consecutive winners in the final game. Riverside was paced by Kathy Farlow's nine points and Kathy Monsay's six. Heppner's Laurie Harrison and Marie Yocum provided the sets that were polished off by spikers Jackie Mollahan, Janice Healy and Maureen healy. Mollohan was named player of the week for her general floor play as Coach CLASSIFIEDS WORK FOR YOU 676-9228 WIN CASH J Wisconsin at West of 172 N. Main 2. OSU at Arizona State MwiM$A dim HEPPNER OREGON 217 N. Main 676-9158 3. WSU at Kansas LOTT'S iliCIREC 369 N. Main 676-5811 4. UCLA at Minnesota THI SUDDIN SIIVICI teltES SCHWAB to the defensive unit which shut down North Powder in two key situations. "We played good defense when we had to , especially in the fourth quarter," Meyers said. On third and goal from the one, lone defenders kept North Powder out of the end zone after having earlier closed the holes on a fourth down play at the NP 30. Both stands figured heavily in the game's outcome. The Cards came out of the game without any serious injuries as 17 members of the Sherri Brock's squad got off to a running start for the season. For Riverside, Coach Nancy Myklebust cited the general play of Dawn Johnson in selecting her as player of the week, johnson was credited with 17 set-ups and was four for five from the serving line. The Heppner JV team also started the season on a winning note as they downed Fiats Wisconsin at Oregon OSU at Arizona State WSU at Kansas UCLA at Minnesota Heppner at Boardman Mt. Vernon at lone Notre Dame at Purdue Illinois at Stanford Florida at Mississippi State Alabama at Vanderbilt Oklahoma at Ohio State EVERY WEEK Oregon Willow 676-5149 PH. 676-9431 defense 22-man squad saw action. "We've got the normal amount of bumps and bruises but we're as healthy as can be expected after a game like we had," Meyers said. The team is now preparing for their home opener this Friday against Mt. Vernon another team that made last season a long one for lone. "They beat us pretty bad last year but we're getting closer to where we want to be," Meyers said. "We're still making some mistakes but we've corrected some made against Spray." we Riverside in straight games, 15-5 and 15-6. Geri Grieb and Jana Steagall led the Filly scorers with seven and eight points, respectively. Riverside went home with a win in the junior JV match where game scores of 15-9, 3-15 and 15-5 were recorded. Heppner's Debby Klaus was high scorer for the match with 15 points. It was a four-way tie in last week's Peerless Picks with Terry Hager and Jim Summers of the Gazettt Times, Mike Sweeney of Winter and Sweeney, and Robb Rush of Les Schwab, tieing with eight correcl predictions and four incorrect. Jim Rogers of West of Willow trailed with a 5-7 mark. This week Jerrj Healy of Morrow County Abstract & Title and Earl Pettyjohn of Murray's Drug, join regulars Hager Summers and Sweeney in TERRY HAGER JIM Wisconsin OSU WSU UCLA Heppner Mt. Vernon Notre Dame Stanford Mississippi Alabama Oklahoma 23-Ohio 20 UmUAL 1 ENTRY BLANK TIE BREAKER GAME: I ENTRY FORM MUST BE 5. Heppner at Cals N. Mcin & W. Center 6765062 Players of the 3 Gari Gaustad lone 0m, 1 .? Natalie Tews lone making prognostications. SUMMERS V. "1 ' ( i 7 v MIKE SWEENEY Oregon Arizona WSU UCLA Heppner lone Purdue Stanford Florida Alabama Oklahoma 33-Ohio 24 Wisconsin Arizona WSU UCLA Heppner lone Notre Dame Stanford Florida Alabama Oklahoma 35-Ohio 27 3 ?YifA nr ilUIC iinnik . ADDRFSS PHONE . PREDICT SCORE 8. BROUGHT IN OR MAILED Boardman Arco ,,, .... , ;j( , I I ' ' -S Jackie Mollahan i Heppner if - ) it Dawn Johnson j Riverside C( (not pictured) Bill Griffin Riverside JERRY HEALY Wisconsin Arizona Kansas UCLA Heppner lone Notre Dame Stanford Mississippi Alabama Oklahoma 17-Ohio Oklahoma at i. Readers should look to advertiser's boxes for games, predicting winner by writing prediction on appropriate KULtS numoerea line. c a I ' f i. score musi oe given iur 3. Entry forms must be received at the Gazette-Times by Friday at 5 p.m. TO THE GAZETTE TIMES BEFORE FRIDAY AT 5 p.m. 6. Mt. Vernon THE GAZETTE-TIMES (47 W. Willow week 4 Jim Wishart Heppner E. PETTYJOHN 7 Wisconsin Arizona Kansas UCLA Heppner lone Notre Dame Stanford Florida Alabama Oklahoma 17- Ohio 20 Ohio State m a; 1 I " ue-Dreaner game. at lone 676-9228 ) Condon stops lone V-ballers Ione's Cardinal volleyball ers extended the Condon team to three games before drop ping their season opener at home Sept. 13. Condon took the match with game scores of 15-8, 12-15 and 15-6. Top scorer for the Cardinals was Carol McElligott with eight points including seven in the second game win. Player of the week Natalie Tews followed with six points while team captain Susan Thomp son added five points. Other scorers included Grace McElligott with four points, Janet McElligott with two points, Darcy Rea with SUPER-SALE ON WORK & HUNTING BOOTS CLOSEOUT ON SOME Cg I RED WING, WESTERN CHIEF & CHIPPEWA AND UP ! ifl A-6992218 VIBRAM LUG SOLES RED HEPPNER oooiii "shoes for every walk of life" 570 FIRST PRIZE 55 SECOND PRIZE 10. Alabama at borrow County rain SroworSmc Lexington 9. Florida at Mississippi State Turner, Van Marter & Bryant 187 II. Mcin 676-9113 8. Illinois Columbia Basin Electric Co-op 171 V. Linden Way 676-9146 7, Notre Dame Heppner 770 17. Riverside three and Michelle McElligott with one. The lone JV team dropped two straight to the Blue Devils as Lori Edwards led Cardinal scoreres with five points in the first game. 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