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The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, June 22, 1978 SEVEN
i' 1 Morrow Babe Ruth team
Over the Tee Cup ; , ,
! I hangs onto league lead
Horsemanship program for
girls offered at Ukiah
A busy weekend of action
took place at Willow Creek
Country Club, headed by a
three-way tourney. The field
consisted of men and women
from Heppner, Kinzua and
Condon.
Al Nistad was low gross for
the Heppner men, followed by
Craig Cooley and C.C. Car
micheal. Low net was awar
ded to Elmer Palmer, second
low net went to Francis
Doherty, and third low net
went to Clint McQuarrie.
Closest to the pin on the
second shot contest went to Al
Nistad. Longest putt went to
John Edmundson. Long drive
went to Frank Bailey. Bob
Jepson won the K.P. contest
on the ninth hole, while Clint
McQuarrie won the same
contest on the 17th hole.
Pat Edmundson won low
gross for the Heppner ladies,
and also won the K.P. contest.
Roberta Klaus won low net
and long drive.
John Shaw won the low
gross honors for Kinzua men,
followed by Bob Meisner
winning second low gross. Lee
Bailey won second low net.
Bayles also won the closest to
the pin on the second shot
contest. Lee Bailey won the
'longest putt contest, and John
Shaw was the long driver for
the Kinzua men.
Helen Bayle received the
low gross prize for Kinzua 's
women. Ariel Wall won low
net. Helen Boyle also won the
K.P. contest and Ariel wall
was the long driver.
Jim Burns won the low gross
award for Condon's men,
followed by Ernie Wall and
Dale Asherbetlor. Low net
went to Bob Maley followed by
Carol Holland and Carl Shel
don. Closest to the pin on the
second shot contest was won
by Bob Maley. Dave Messen
ger was the long driver, and
Carl Shelden won the K.P.
prize.
Dee Hollen and Bethyl
Burns split the low gross
honors for Condon's women.
Margaret Smith won both low
net and the K.P. contest. Dee
Hollen was the long driver.
In Satruday men's play,
Craig Cooley won low gross,
and Gene Pierce won low net.
Ed Hiemstra won least putts.
Craig Cooley won the long
drive contest and Dick Bige
low won the closest to the pin
contest.
Indians in win column;
LL season nears end
Morrow County's Babe Ruth
baseball league team held on
to its first place lead during
the past week, winning two
games and dropping one.
Last Thursday, Morrow
County trounced Johns Mans
ville ol Hermiston 17-9 in a
woodchopping spree that re
sulted in 13 hits. Johns
Mansville, cellar dweller of
the Babe Kuth league mus
tered only 4 hits against
winning pitcher Rick Cole.
The entire Morrow County
roster had a chance to join the
action, with most players
tallying hits. Denny Starr was
2 for 2 and Ralph Morter 2-3
with 2 runs batted in.
Jeff Hams was Morrow
County's standout defensive
player in a home game at lone
against Stanfield on Monday.
Hams, the catcher, threw out
four baserunners in a game
that saw the Morrow County
team give up no errors.
Morrow County over
powered Stanfield 6-1 on hits
that included Rick Cole's
second home run of the
season. Cole ended the game
with two hits out of three trips
to the plate. Doug Holland got
three hits in as many at
tempts, driving in two runs.
Hams was 2 for 2 with one
RBI.
The Indians entered the win
column for the first time in
1978 Willow Creek Little
League season play, with a 9-4
j,'Oset over the league leading
Braves during a home game in
lone last Thursday.
On Monday, the Braves also
met defeat at the hands of the
Giants. Last Wednesday, the
Dodgers topped the Giants 8-5,
following a 10-9 victory of the
Giants over the Indians on
Tuesday.
As of Monday, the Braves
and Giants were tied 4-2 for
first place in the second half of
season play. Next were the
Dodgers at 2-3, followed by the
Indians at 1-4.
Next Monday will mark the
beginning of the final week of
regular season play. At the
end of the season, an all-star
team will be chosen to
compete in a double elimina
tion Little League tournament
in The Dalles.
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Winning pitcher Bob Bier
logged four strikeouts during
the contest. Craig Gutierrez
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On Tuesday night, Morrow
County lost by three runs to
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Henderson, the Hermiston
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Morrow County's Shawn
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Despite the score, Mofrow
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The regular Babe Ruth
season will come to an end
next week, after Morrow
County plays in Hermiston
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Tuesday, then plays its final
game in Hermiston on Thurs
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