The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, August 17, 1978 FIVE
liinzua qualifies for state softball finals
for third year in a row , after dist. win
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Trish Mahoney competes in pole bending at Umatilla Junior Rodeo,
placing sixth in the event in 22.58 seconds time. Brett Sherer another
Morrow Countian, won the event.
County youths place high at
Umatilla Junior Rodeo
For the third consecutive
year, Kinzua softball team
will be playing in the State
Recreational Tournament in
Eugene the last weekend in
August.
Kinzua knocked off Sky
High of Hermiston and the
East Oregonian in the district
tournament to advance on to
the state tourney. Prowler of
Pendleton and the Hermiston
Herald also will represent
eastern Oregon. District play
offs were held in Hermiston
this past Saturday, despite
showers.
In the first game, Kinzua
plagued with errors and poor
hitting suffered its first loss
to Chubs, 4-3.
Chubs jumped to an early
lead in the first by scoring
three runs on a fielding error.
Kinzua couldn't get any
thing going till the fifth inning
when a double by Jamie Sands
scored Gary Kemp and Buck
Query.
Kinzua added another run in
the seventh, as Delbert Bin
schus' single crossed the plate
on Keith Curnutt's sacrifice
fly. However, Chubs came
back and scored the winning
run to capture the victory.
Gary Kemp and Jamie
Sands both had three hits
apiece with Keith Curnutt
adding two to lead Kinzua in
batting.
After trailing for five inn
ings, Kinzua scored in the
sixth to edge Sky High 3-2 in
the second game.
Sky High scored in the first
and second to lead Kinzua 2-0.
Kinzua got its first run in the
fifth, when Dave Eckman
scored on Delbert Binschus'
single.
Jamie Query and Keith
Curnutt followed in the sixth
with singles, and John Mc
Cabe's double scored them
both to hand Sky High a
defeat.
Mike Rowell and Gary
Kemp hit safely for Kinzua but
failed to score.
Despite rain, the third game
was played with both teams
going nine complete innings
before Kinzua edged East
Oregonian 7-6.
Kinzua jumped to an early
lead and held its opponents
scoreless until the sixth.
Heppner fails to place in
final swim meet
Kinzua scored in the first
when Jamie Sand's and Keith
Curnutt's singles crossed the
plate on John McCabe's sacri
fice and Mike Rowell's double.
The second inning saw a
single by Buck Query score a
run on a single by Jamie
Sands.
Kinzua scored again in the
fourth, when Dave Eckman
singled to bring in Buck
Query.
During the sixth inning
Kinzua allowed East Oregon
ian five runs while they scored
only one on John McCabe's
single.
Kinzua fought back in the
seventh when Jamie Query
added another run on a single
by John McCabe.
Correction
Farrell Grigg's name was
misspelled in a story listing
winners at the Pendleton
district swimming meet, car
ried in the Gazette-Times last
week. Griggs finished second
in the 11-12 boys' freestyle,
and fifth in the 11-12 boys'
backstroke.
The final run for East
Oregonian came in the eighth
but Kinzua captured the win in
the ninth, when John McCabe
drove in Jamie Sands.
Other Kinzua batters who
hit safely were George Water
land and Delbert Binschus.
In the game that followed,
the Hermiston Herald beat
Kinzua 7-2 to earn them a
second place berth in the state
tourney.
Kinzua 's only two runs
came in the sixth when Jamie
Sands and Jamie Query
scored. Other Kinzua batters
who got on base were: George
Waterland, Keith Curnutt,
John McCabe, Mike Rowell,
Delbert Binschus, Dan Math
ews and Buck Query.
Kinzua gained back injured
Mike Smith who has been out
most of the second half of the
season. Mike has seen action
in the city tourney and during
district play.
While gaining back Smith,
Kinzua lost Ron Bowman who
injured his knee in a playoff
game last week.
Morrow County youths do
minated the top standings
during last week's Junior
Rodeo action at the Umatilla
County Fair in Hermiston.
Maureen Healy and Jana
Steagall tied with Lynn Stefa
nides of Hermiston for all
around senior girl honors.
In other senior division
action, Lawrence Rice was
first in saddle bronc and fifth
in bareback bronc competi
tion. Ron Currin was first in
bulldogging and fifth in calf
roping. In the barrel race,
Jana Steagall placed second
and Janice Healy fourth.
Maureen Healy was third in
goat tying and Jana Steagall
was fifth. In breakaway rop
ing, Maureen Healy was first,
Jana Steagall fourth and
Cindy Dougherty fifth. Janice
Healy took first in pole
bending, followed by Cindy
Dougherty in second. Tim
Daly placed fourth - in the
bulldogging event.
Junior division action saw
Cliff Dougherty take first and
Ione's Brett Sherer place third
in breakaway roping, with
Brett also taking first in pole
bending. Trish Mahoney
placed sixth in pole bending,
with Tara Mahoney taking
first place honors in steer
dobbing, followed by Irrigon's
Brad Huwe in fourth place.
Lee Rice was fifth in the calf
riding event.
During the final meet of the
1978 season, Heppner swim
mers failed to place within the
top three teams at a 10-way
conference last weekend at
John Day.
Final results of the John
Day meet including the final
placing of the Heppner squad
were not available at press
time.
Individual point winners
included Karen Kenny, who
took third in the backstroke;
Cindi Bergstrom, second in
the breaststroke; Kelly Berg
strom, first in the backstroke;
and Lottie Laughlin, fourth in
the breaststroke. Duane Ball
earned points in every event
he entered in the boys' eight
and under division. Heppner's
13-14 year old girls took second
in the medley relay.
Elect
Bill
Bellamy
State Rep. Dist. 55
Pd. Adv. By Comm. To Elect Bid
Bellomy, Rep., Suzanne Jepeen,
lone, Treat.
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