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. Controlling the tempo from
the outset, lone cruised to a
30-20 victory over Dufur
Saturday to bring the Cardi
nals record to 5-4 and end the
season on a winning note.
i The Cards never trailed in
the game as they accumulated
219 yards on the ground and
another 70 through the air.
Kevin McCabe and Gari
Gaustad shared the rushing
duties with McCabe gaining
100 yards on 17 carries and
Gaustad adding 99 yards on 14
runs.
Quarterback Dennis Stefani
completed 13 of 22 passes,
scoring one touchdown and
passing to Greg Rietmann for
another. Gaustad contributed
two touchdowns on runs of 25
and 5 yards. The stats actually
favored the Rangers who
picked up 320yards...232 on 20
of 33 pass completions.
Gaustad was the leading
In Heppner district
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An estimated 6,000 hunters
chose the Heppner District as
their elk hunting territory but
after opening weekend only
about six to eight per cent of
them were reported success
ful. Game Biologist Bob Krein
expects the district to hit its
usual 10 to 11 per cent success
ratio before the close of the
season on Nov. 13. Krein said
about 80 per cent of the take so
far has been spikes again the
normal amount.
The 6,000 hunters represent
about a 20 per cent increase
over last year and Krein
attributed the hike to early
closures in surrounding hunt
ing areas due to low bull
escapement levels.
As usual, hunters are exper
iencing better success at the
high elevations. Virtually all
of the game taken so far has
been in excellent physical
condition and the weather for
elk season so far has been
very good. Krein said a good
snowfall would help get the
game out of the thickets for
the final weekend but weather
forecasts call for mostly clear
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Les Thompson (40) and John Lindstrom (60) team up to stop a Dufur runner as Terry Starr (44)
and Greg Rietmann (34) close in. lone ended its season with a 30-20 win over the Rangers
Saturday.
point totaler on defense,
racking up seven unassisted
tackled and 11 assists. Terry
Starr was credited with three
tackles and ten assists and
McCabe had three tackles and
nine assists. John Lindstrom
added four stops and five
assists while Rietmann to
taled three tackles and seven
assists.
lone took command early,
stopping the Rangers on
downs near midfield. Opening
their offensive series with an
unusual spread formation
where six players lined 15
yards wide of the center and
quarterback, lone used a first
down pass to McCabe to set up
a second down pass to a
hopefully wide open Glenn
Krebs at center. The strategy
was sound but the pass
glanced off Krebs' hands.
The Cards got moving with
hunters see
skies.
Krein said he was aware of
seven illegal kills reported
and said about 10 citations had
been issued for road closure
violation.
"The hunters have been
doing a good job of reporting
infractions and keeping things
orderly," Krein said. "Most
all the reports have had to do
with vehicles violating the
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an 18-yard sweep by McCabe.
McCabe and Gaustad alter
nated for good yardage and
Danny McElligott brought
down a pass at the two but a
penalty and a sack moved the
ball back to the 14 and Dufur
took over on downs.
After several punts were
exchanged, lone moved from
their own 40 and scored when
Stefani broke loose for a
30-yard TD run. Stefani pas
sed to Gaustad for the
two-point conversion and an
8-0 lead early in the second
quarter.
Following the kickoff, Riet
mann recovered " a Dufur
fumble at the Ranger 18 and
then gathered in a deflected
pass in the endzone for Ione's
second score. Stefani hit
McElligott for the conversion.
On Dufur's next possession,
Shawn LaRue came up with a
fumble recovery but the
road closures."
Krein urged any hunters
witnessing an infraction to try
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Rangers got the ball back two
plays later when McCabe lost
the ball after gaining ten
yards. Dufur got on the
scoreboard with a 25 yard
touchdown pass from Doug
Frantz to Bill Mead.
lone started moving again
with McCabe and Gaustad
picking up first downs until
Stefani's pass was intercepted
and returned to the Card 45.
Punts were again exchanged
as the half ended.
In the second half, lone took
the kickoff for its third score
as McCabe kept the drive ;
1 going with an eight-yard run "
on fourth down. Gaustad
carried from the five to make
it 22-6. Late in the quarter
Dufur had a 30-yard TD run
called back on a penalty but
the Rangers continued the
drive, scoring from the two
yard line.
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lone quickly regained the
advantage as Gaustad broke
loose up the middle for a
25-yard score, Stefani hit
McElligott for the conversion
which ended the Cardinals
scoring for the afternoon.
With six minutes remaining,
Dufur had a 49-yard apparent
touchdown run called back by
another penalty and lone took
over on downs.
The Rangers mounted their
final drive in the closing
minutes of the game and
scored from the two with five
seconds remaining.
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"It was good to end the year
with a win. It's something the
kids will remember when they
come back next year," lone
coach Gordoan Meyers said of
his team's 30-20 win at Dufur
Saturday.
"We've made a lot of
improvements over last year
and I think everybody has
learned some lessons."
Although Dufur is by no
means regarded a powerhouse
in the Big Sky Conference, a
win is a win and this one
enabled the Cards to finish
with a 5-4 season mark.
"I'm glad we had this game
left after Arlington," Meyers
said. "If we would have turned
in the equipment after that
one it would have really hurt
our program."
With virtually all starters
returning next year the Cards
have a lot to look forward to.
Many of the freshmen who
suffered through last year now
have a taste of victory to bring
into their junior campaign.
"We still need to do some
growing physically," Meyers
said. "It would be good for a
lot of these guys to come back
about 30 pounds heavier next
year."
Of the Dufur game, Meyers
said there was a big improve
ment in the blocking when
Terry Starr was moved to the
guard position.
"He's probably the best
blocker on the team and that
has been one of our weak
points this year," Meyers
said.
Meyers said the Cards had
good success when they stuck
to basic plays.
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Kevin McCabe cuts outside as Gari Gaustad (66) gets ready
to level a block. The Cards finished the season with a 5-4
mark.
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Prospective city league basketball players are reminded to
attend an organizational meeting scheduled for tonight
(Thursday) at 8 p.m. in Room 7 of Heppner High School. The
purpose of the meeting is to gauge the amount of interest in
league play this year and hopefully begin scheduling for
games to begin later this month.
The league is open to players 16 years or older and games
will be played on Sunday evenings in the Heppner High
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