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The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, May 10, 1979 SEVEN 31 Over 50 riders attend Wrangler Playd ay Mustang baseball Over 50 riders attended Sunday's third Wrangler Play day. Marc Angell placed first in the barrels, followed by Heather Eckman in second place, Travis Greenup, third, Shelly Ashbeck, fourth; Poles: Jody Ashbeck, first, Marc Angell, second, Heather Eckman, third, Travis Green up, fourth. Jody Ashbeck was first in the Hat Race, Heather Eck man, second, Shelly Ashbeck, third and in the Figure 8 Race, Jody Ashbeck was first trailed by Marc Angell, second, Travis Greenup, third and Heather Eckman, fourth. The Keyhole Race saw Heather Eckman in first place, Marc Angell in second and Travis Greenup, third. Shelly Ash beck was fourth. 7, 8 & 9: Barrels: Jason Dougherty first, Angie Ash beck, second, Mike Mahoney third, Mike Van Schoiack fourth. Poles: Jason Dough erty first, Duane Ball second, Mike Van Schoiack third, Angie Ashbeck fourth. Figure 8: Angie Ashbeck first, Mike Van Schoiack second, Duane Ball third, Jason Dougherty fourth. Ring Race: Craig Angell first, Mike Van Schoiack second, Shayne Bur- res third, Rob Majors fourth. KeyHole Race: Angie Ash beck first, Shayne Burres second, Craig Angell & Jason Dougherty tied far third and fourth. 10-13: Barrels: Trisha Mahoney first, Bridgett Greenup second, Andrea Ball third, Scott Dougherty fourth. Poles: Scott Dougherty first, Trisha Mahoney second, Brid ged Greenup third, Tina Galbraith fourth. Ring Race: Andrea Ball first, Bobbette Angell second, Bridgett Gre enup third, Tina Galbraith fourth. Keyhole Race: Brid gett Greenup first, Shelly Strober second, Tina Gal braith third, Andrea Ball fourth. Figure 8: Trisha Mahoney first, Scott Dough erty second, Bridgett Greenup third, Bobbette Angell fourth. 14-17: Barries: Tara Mah oney first, Kathleen Van Schoiack second, Jim Angell third, Jana Steagall fourth. Poles: Tara Mahoney first, Nancy Miller second, Kath leen Van Schoiack third, Jana Steagall fourth. Ring Race: Jim Angell first, Jana Steagall second, Kathleen Van Scho iack third, Tara Mahoney fourth. Keyhole Race: Kath leen Van Schoiack first, Jana Steagall & Jim Angell tied for second and third, Cheri Bour ne fourth. Figure 8 Race: Tara Mahoney first, Nancy Miller second, Kathleen Van Schoiack third, Jim Angell fourth. 18 & over: Barrels: Maur een Healy, first, Diana Ball & Bob Van Schoiack tied for second & third. Bob Mahoney fourth. Poles: Maureen Healy first, Sherri Kemp second, Pat Dougherty third. Bob Van Schoiack fourth. Figure 8 Race: Maureen Healy & Sherri Kemp tied for first & second, Bob Van Schoiack third, Pat Dougherty fourth. Ring Race: Art Galbraith first, Larry Angell second, Pat Dougherty third. Bob Van Schoiack fourth. Keyhole Race: Bob Van Schoiack first, Art Galbraith second, Maur een Healy & Sheri Kemp tied for third & fourth. Team Roping held after the playday winners are: Bob Steagall & Roice Fulleton first, Bob Steagall & Howard Bryant second, Bob Mahoney & Bob Montgomery third. Fourth and final playday of the season will be May 13. Potluck 12nnon, games 1 p.m. Cont. from page 5 Dennis Peck pitched a three hit game, struck out 10 and only encountered problems in the sixth inning when lone scored three runs. Heppner scored two runs in the first on singles by Dale Holland, Scott McEwen, Randy Cole, John Murray and Dennis Peck. The Mustangs picked up 11 w orkshop on pumps A three-day workshop on Pumps and Pumping will be offered by Blue Mountain Rescuers Select new officers New officers have been elected by Morrow County Search and Rescue. Bill Nichols was selected as captain, Bob Montgomery, first lieutenant. Brian Keit man, secretary and Ed Baker, treasurer. Serving on the Winters, Joe Yocom and Allen Hughes. Don Stroeber is the reporter. Community College May 22 through 24. The course covers the oper ation, maintenance, basic theory and nomenclature of centrifugal end suction pumps, vertical turbine pumps and positive displace ment pumps. Instructor of the course is E E. "Skeet" Arasmith. Ara- and pumping smith has had considerable experience with operation and maintenace of pumping instal lation. He is the author of an operators manual on pumps and pumping. Special attention will be given during the workshop to selection and replacement of packing and mechanical seals, preventative mainte nance, repair and replace ment of pump parts, and trouble-shooting of both mech anical and electrical prob lems. The cost of the course is $45 per person. The class will be held in the Pioneer Hall Theatre on the BMCC campus. Interested people may con tact Larry O'Rourke, BMCC Adult Education director, for more information and regis tration details. He may be contacted by writing Blue Mountain at P.O. Box 100, Pendleton, Oregon 97801 or calling 276-1260, ext. 205. hits; Peck was two for four; both singles,-Scott McEwen hit two for four, Randy Cole, two for two and John Bier, two for three. In a May l game against Wasco County, Heppner fell 4-6. The Mustangs scored a run in the first with a walk by Lionel Wood who then moved to second on a groundout and scored on a single by Mike Stookey. In the sixth inning, the Mustangs collected two runs with back to back triples by Doug Holland and Mike Stookey and a double by Scott McEwen, scoring a run in the seventh on singles by Lionel Wood. On a walk by Dale Holland, Mike Stookey reach ed first base on an error and the Mustangs scored tying runs in the second and third innings. 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