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The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, May 3, 1979 NINE
Jr. High catapult contest tests students innovation
From the moment the first
player stepped up to bat the
Cards were in control of the
ballgame, when they met
Sherman County last Friday.
Robin LaRue, Kevin Mc
Cabe and Danny McElligott
were the first three up to bat
and the first three to make it
home. Dennis Stefani was out
on a fly and Les Thompson.
Barney Rea and Shawn LaRue
came on in to put six points on
the scoreboard before the
Cont. on page 12
The second annual 8th grade
catapult contest drew a large
crowd and a variety of
innovative machines used to
send projectiles distances
ranging from a couple of
inches to more than 20 meters.
Syreece McLean, junior
high science teacher, said
catapult designs were engi
neered better and egg contain
ers were vastly improved over
last year's event. Eggs were
p ;nside specially construct
ed containers and were check
ed after being launched to see
if the egg was intact after its
launch and subsequent land
ing. Students had five weeks to
design and complete their
projects which ranged from'
fish poles (the winning cata
pult, constructed by Shawn
Gibson and Michael Johnson)
to complex hand-cranked, all
metal catapults such as the
one Mardel James built.
A complete list of winners
and their distances follows.
Shawn
1st Place
Gibson &
Michael
Johnson, 22 meters.
2nd Place
Terry Riddle, Mike Brosnan &
Duane Garrett, 17 meters.
3rd Place Tie
Andy Samples; Matt Clark, 14
meters.
4th Place Tie
Gregg Connor & Jay Hayes;
Denise Kennedy, Linda
Englert, Tawny Wilson, 11
meters.
5th Place
Rita Lovgren & Judi Ward, 10
meters.
6th Place Tie
Mardel James; Casey Far
gher & Jay Keithley; Mike
Currin & Marty Britt; Bruce
Way, Kirby Rogers & Jon
Sumner, 9 meters.
7th Place
John Stevens & Jeff Orr, 6
meters.
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8th Place
Dusty Thomason & Shaun
Mullineaux, 5 meters.
9th Place
Tara Mahoney, Andrea Jack
son & Sherry Clement, 3
meters.
10th Place
Shelly Fraser & Annette
Wilgers, 2 meters.
11th Place
Marti Baker & Jennifer Johns
ton, 1 meter.
12th Place Tie
Charles Parker, Randy Os
born & Wesley Marlatt; Kim
Miller & Lisa Wilson, 0
meters.
Junior Cards
drop Stanfield,
grab 6-2 mark
for season
Ione's junior high baseball
. team took a doubleheader
from Stanfield Monday to end
the season with a 6-2 record.
The Junior Cards won the
first game 2-0, and took the
second contest by a 3-1
margin. Troy Lindstrom
pitched a no-hitter in the first
game, with Craig Gutierrez
giving up only one hit while
striking out five and walking
only two in the second game.
Gutierrez ended the season
with a 4-0 mound record for
the fledgling Cardinals.
In the first game, Ione's
scoring began in the first
inning, after a Junior Card
walked, Denny Starr singled,
and Donny Taylor drove in
two runs with a base hit. Starr
and Taylor accounted for the
only two hits for lone.
lone started out hot in the
second game, after Roger
Morter walked, then scored on
a hit-and-run play off Gutier
rez double.
The Junior Cards came
back in the third inning, when
Donny Taylor singled, stole
second and third, then scored
when a Stanfield pickoff play
misfired. The remaining lone
run came on another Stanfield
error.
Stanfield threatened during
its last turn at the plate. With
two men on base, a Stanfield
batter drilled a long fly to the
outfield, which was caught by
an lone fielder, who picked off
a base runner to make a
double play.
Last week, the Ionians beat
Heppner 7-6, and lost to
Condon 6-8.
Coach Bob Deeter praised
the efforts of the 6-2 junior
high team, noting the out
standing mound performance
of Gutierrez, and the consist
ent hitting abilities of Donny
Taylor, Denny Starr, Troy
Lindstrom and Gutierrez.
HHS rodeo
Cont. from page 4
ting, fourth in bulldogging;
Dougherty, fifth in calfroping ;
Lee Rice, second in saddle
bronc, fourth in bareback;
Ken Bailey, seventh in boy's
cowcutting; Jeff Bailey,
eighth in cowcutting; Rocky
Steagall, Irrigon, third in
teamroping, fourth in calf
roping. Those who traveled to Rufus
were Maureen Healy, Mary
and JoLynn Daly, Jana Stea
gall, Kathleen and Ann Van
Schoiack, Kathy Hansen,
Tony Currin, Joedy Marlatt,
Cliff Dougherty, Lee Rice,
Ken and Jeff Bailey, Todd,
Brett Sherer, Rocky Steagall.
May 12 and 13, the team will
travel to John Day to compete
in their second rodeo.
Public Notice
Cont. from page 10
If you have any questions
you should see an attorney
immediately.
Dated of first publication: ,
April 19th, 1979.
Date of last publication:
May 10th, 1979. ;
WINTER & SWEENEY
Herman W. Winter ,
attorney for plaintiff
P.O. Box 582, ,
Heppner, Oregon 97836 ,
Telephone: 503-676-9456
Published April 19, 26; May 3,
10, 1979
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