TEN The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday November 9, 1978
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The Columbia Basin Confer
ence champion Heppner Mus
tangs will enter quarterfinal
playoff action against Elgin
with an 8-1 season record,
following Friday's 14-12 come
from -behind win over Condon.
With the CBC crown already
clinched going into the Condon
game, the Mustangs demon
strated motivation and play
ing skill that Heppner fans
hope will advance the Mus
tangs past the quarterfinal
stage for the first time in state
playoff history.
Heppner got on the score
board first during Friday's
home game against the Blue
Devils, when the Mustangs'
leading rusher, Dennis Peck,
ran back a punt 34 yards for a
touchdown. A Doug Holland
kick made it 7-0 Mustangs.
The second quarter was
scoreless, but the Blue Devils
came back strong in the third,
scoring TDs on a two-yard run
by Marion YVeatherford, the
CBC's leading ground gainer,
and a 24-yard pass play from
Mark Griffith to Logan Har
ris. The score remained 12-7 in
Condon's favor going into the
fourth, until Heppner surpris
ed the Blue Devils with a
halfback pass play from Peck
to Dale Holland, good for 52
lone Booster
Club slates
activities
The lone Booster Club will
hold a spaghetti dinner im
mediately following the Nov.
18 playoff game between the
Big Sky Conference champion
Cardinals and either North
Powder or Mount Vernon.
The dinner will take place in
the lone High School cafeteria
just after the conclusion of the
playoff game at lone. Cost will
be $2.50 for adults, and $1.75
for children under 12.
lone Boosters will also be
selling Cardinal jackets within
the next several weeks. The
jackets will be solid red, with
a Cardinal logo at the chest.
Cost for the jackets will be $15.
Purchase of a booster jacket
will eliminate the requirement
of paying $5 dues to join the
lone booster organization.
The Boosters will use funds
from the jacket sales,
spaghetti. feed and club dues
towards paying off the cost of
lighting improvements at
Ione's football field. About
half of the $3,500 cost remains
to be paid. Persons wishing to
donate to the booster club's
lighting fund are urged to
contact IHS Principal Chuck
Starr.
An lone Booster Club meet
ing will b hpld npxt Tuesday
at 7 a.m. in the IHS cafeteria.
Coffee and donuts " will be
served.
Ski Swap
Saturday at
BMCC
A ski swap has been
scheduled for Nov. 11 at Blue
Mountain Community College
by the college ski club in
Morrow Hall rooms 121 and
122. It will feature items for
both the cross country and
downhill skier.
Three free movies, informa
tion on skiing and representa
tives from local ski areas will
be available to the public
during the 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
event. The swap provides an
opportunity for people to buy
or sell used ski equipment and
clothing.
Items for the swap will be
received at the college during
the week of Nov. 6 to Nov. 10
from 5 to 8 p.m. in Morrow
Hall room 124. These items
will be displayed and people
will be on hand to help fit
equipment. A 10 per cent sales
fee will be collected by the
college club on items sold.
yards and a Mustang touch
down. Doug Holland booted in
the extra point, making it 14-12
Mustangs.
Condon posed a continious
threat in the final six minutes
of the fourth, until Doug
Holland intercepted a Blue
Devil pass in the closing
moments to ice the game for
the Mustangs.
Holland's interception,
along with other key defensive
efforts during the contest
"made the game for us,"
commented head coach John
Sporseen. Mustang defenders
recovered three Condon
fumbles, and snagged three
interceptions during the
course of the game. In
addition to Doug Holland,
brother Dale Holland and
Dennis Peck were credited
with pass pickoffs.
The Heppner defense allow
ed Weatherford with 1,200
yards in rushing for the
season only 39 yards on the
ground during Friday's game.
On the other hand, the Blue
Devil defense limited Peck to
46 yards in 18 carries.
Heppner's other top ground
gainer, senior fullback Bryan
Marlin, suffered a sprained
ankle during a low tackle after
making a key first down.
Marlin was sidelined for the
remainder of the game, and
has not been able to take part
in Mustang practice sessions
this week. The standout senior
has also been receiving whir
pool heat therapy.
However, Sporseen said he
was "confident that Bryan
will be ready for Saturday's
game."
Scouting reports indicate
that the Elgin team, Hep
pner's foe in the upcoming
playoff action, consists of a
number of "really big kids,"
Sporseen said. "In fact,
they're the biggest team I've
coached against. They're a
grind-it-out, run right at you
kind of team. ..We'll try to
spread them out a little, but
basically, we'll try to operate
like we've done all year just
do our thing."
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