SIX Thp Heppner Gaicttr-Timts, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, April 10, 10X0
Bowling
Sparetimers League
Morrow County Grain
Growers bowling team was 1-3
last week allowing Coast-to-Coast
to. jump into the lead in
the Sparctimer's Bowling
League with a 31V20'i re
cord. The Grain Growers and
Petersons are tied for second
place with 31-21 marks. Jer
ry's Mobil is fourth at 28-24,
Sears and Gardners tied for
fifth with 24-28 records. Cen
tral Market is seventh at
23I2-2SI3 and Bucknums is last
at 15-37.
Millie Hanna bowled the
high game of the week with a
218 and tied with Jean Ball for
Keglers
Weary Wives is in first place
in the Koffee Kup Keglers
League at 33-15 and the Dregs
team is second at 27,s-20,4.
Three L's is third at 27-21,
Gutter Dusters fourth at 24-24,
Pytts fifth at 22-26, Three
Holers sixth at 20U-271, and
the Hi Ho's and the Newcom
ers tied for last place at 19-29.
Linda Schultz bowled the
high game of the week with a
182 and Iris Campbell had the
high series with 529. Hi Ho's
had the high team game with
603 and the high team series .
with 1.649.
Sports Schedule
High school athletic events
for lone and Heppner for the
next week include:
lone Tennis: The Cardinals
have a home match against
Riverside tomorrow at 3 p.m.,
an away match at Stanfield
Saturday at 10 a.m. and an
away match at Sherman April
15 at 1 p.m.
lone Track: Saturday the
track team will participate in
the Morrow County Invita
tional at Umatilla beginning
at 11 a.m. and April 15 the
team will be in a five-team
Parker places first
Jim Parker came in first
place in two events to lead the
Heppner track team to a fifth
place finish in the Condon
Invitational last Saturday.
Parker threw the shot put 49
feet and 10' 4 inches for the top
performance of the day and
was also first in the discus
with a throw of 136-4. Parker
placed second in the triple
jump with a leap of 41-2' and
was sixth in the 100 meter
dash.
"He just missed winning the
high point individual trophy
by l 2 points," Coach Dale
Conklin said.
Todd Sherer was second in
the 800 meters with a time of
2: 10. Larry Palmer was fourth
in the 1500 meters and Dan Nix
was fifth. Nix also came in
fourth in the 3.000 meters.
The team had a "nice
surprise" from Earl Ham
mond, sophomore, who threw
the javelin 145-8 for fifth place.
"That throw was 17 feet
farther than his throw the
week before which is quite an
improvement " Conklin said.
Hammond just missed plac
ing in the long jump with a
leap of 18-6.
The girls team from Hepp
Murray raps homer
John Murray belted a three
run home run to lead Hepp
ner's varsity baseball team to
an 11-4 win over Wallowa last
Saturday in the Pilot Rock
baseball tournament.
But the Mustangs did not do
as well in the title game as the
team lost to Pilot Rock 7-4.
In the first game, John Bier
pitched the complete game for
the win.
Heppner scored 11 runs on
10 hits and made no errors
while Wallowa had its four
runs on only four hits and that
learn comitted three miscues.
Dour, Holland had a single and
a double in the game.
To get to the championship
game. Pilot Rock beat Wah
tonka 7-3.
the high series with 521.
Phyllis Cole rolled a 517
series.
Central Market had the high
team game with 786 and the
high team series for the week
with 2.247.
Bebe Munkes picked up the
5-7 split.
Petersons is first in total
pins with 27,668, the Grain
Growers team is second with
27,271 and Coast-to-Coast is
third with 27,185. Jerry's
Mobile is fourth with 25,578,
Central Market fifth with
25.436, Sears sixth with 24,216,
Bucknums seventh with 23,679
and Gardners last with 22,774.
League
Betty Snow made the 5-7
split, Ruth Bergstrom the 5-6,
Maureen Howard the 3-10 and
5-6-10, Roxie Lovgren the 3-10,
Linda Schultz the 5-7 and 5-8-10
and LaRae Kindle the 5-10 and
5-8-10.
Weary Wives is first in total
pins with 18,607. Gutter Dus
ters second with 18.581, Dregs
third with 18.490, Three L's
fourth with 18.475, Hi Ho's fifth
with 18.453. Three Holers sixth
with 18.334, Newcomers se
venth with 18,199 and Pytts
last with 18.112.
meet in Heppner with the
starting time 4 p.m.
Heppner Baseball: The
Mustangs travel to Maupin
Saturday for two games
against Wasco with the first
one at 1 p.m. The JV team
plays Helen McCune April 14
in Pendleton at 3:30 p.m.
Heppner Track: Saturday
the track team will be in the
Morrow County Invitational af
Umatilla at 11 a.m. April 15
the tracksters have a home
meet at 4 p.m. with Umatilla,
lone, Stanfield and Riverside
ner was 11th out of the 17
schools with 13 points.
Kellie Hammond was sec
ond in the javelin with a throw
of 110-6, which is one foot short
of the school record.
"That throw shows that she
could be a competitor state
wide in that event," Conklin
said.
Mary Kincaid tied with
three other high jumpers for
the third best mark of the day
with a jump of 4-6 but she
placed fifth because of the
number of misses she had.
The sprint relay team of
Hammond, Suzie Jacobs,
Vicki Smith and Margaret
Kincaid was fifth with a time
of 57.3 seconds.
Conklin said he was
"pleased" with the perform
ance of Kim Miller in the 300
meter hurdles as she finished
seventh with a time of 57.7
seconds and just missed
placing in the top six.
"That is a new event so she
has established a school
record with that time," Conk
lin said. "It was the first time
out this year for the girls so I
tried to experiment with the
girls in different events but I
know we will do better."
In the title contest. Pilot
Rock led 3-0 at the end of two
innings, 4-0 at the end of three
and 5-0 in the fourth before
Heppner scored one run in the
bottom of the fourth and three
runs in the bottom of the fifth
to comeback and make the
score 5-4 with the Rockets still
In the top of the sixth inning,
the Rockets scored two runs
and then shut out Heppner the
rest of the way to take the win.
Heppner had four runs on
four hits and made three
errors. Pilot Rock had seven
runs on nine hits and two
errors.
Doug Holland started the
game for Heppner and pitched
the first three innings to take
the loss.
Robin LaRue wins two events as
lone captures Condon Invitational
Robin LaRue finished first
in the 110 and the 300 meter
hurdles to lead the lone
Cardinal boys track team to a
first place finish in the Condon
Invitational last Saturday.
Ione's girls team finished
seventh out of the 17 schools
competing.
LaRue was the only Cardi
nal to finish first in an event
for lone but the Cards had
enough boys competing who
placed in the top six to take the
team title with 86 points.
Wahtonka was second with
75, Umatilla third with 69,
Sherman County fourth with
58s. Heppner fifth with 49,
Joseph sixth with 45, Mt.
Vernon seventh with 31, Ri
verside eighth with 28, Wes-ton-McEwen
ninth with 25 and
Helix 10th with 22. Rounding
out the team scoring was
Arlington with 17, Wasco
SCP.OtB'iJS
Jana Steagall scores two Ail-Around
girls high school rodeo titles
Jana Steagall of Heppner
High School won the Girls
Ail-Around title at the Eugene
High School Rodeo April 2 and
3.
She was first in the pole
bending, second in the break-
GymMstics
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Camp two weeks this summer
at Eastern Oregon State
College in LaGrande.
The camp will be June 8 to
June 14 and June 15 to June 21.
It will feature individualized
instruction, dance classes,
emphasis on optional routines
and safe equipment that
includes three gyms, a train
ing room, weight room, mir
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olympic-sized swimming pool.
Cost for instruction is $75 for
one week and $125 for both
weeks. Food and lodging for
one week is $50 and for both
weeks is $110.
asses will be from 8 a.m.
to 4 p.m. during the week.
Girls will be placed in groups
of their own ability from
beginning to advanced. Dis
cussions on sports medicine
and proper diet will also be
included.
Registration is open to girls
eight and older.
Information may be ob
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Academy at 562 S.E. Craven in
Bend. Oregon 97701.
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County with 10. Culver with
eight. Pilot Rock with 3 'a and
Condon was last with one
point.
LaRue scored victories in
the 110 meter high hurdles
with a clocking of 16.3 seconds
and the 300 meter hurdles in
43.9.
"We are pretty happy about
it (the win)," Coach Gordon
Meyers said.
Les Thompson placed sec
ond in the pole vault with a
vault of 11 feet. Dennis Stefani
was second in the long jump
with a leap of 20 feet. The 440
relay team of Duane Fetsch,
Gregg Rietmann, Stefani and
I .a Rue was second with a time
of 47.3.
Jerry Rietmann was third in
the pole vault at 10 feet 6
inches. Gregg Rietmann was
third in the long jump with a
leap of l9-'l4. Stefani was third
in the triple jump with 39-6.
away roping, third in the
barrel race, third in the goat
tying, fifth in the cow cutting
and fifth in the team roping.
Other Heppner High School
students participating were
Don Kindsfather, who was
eighth in the calf roping, and
Brett Sherer, who was fifth in
the team roping with partner
Jana Steagall.
Tara Mahoney placed 10th
in the team roping, sixth in the
cow cutting, sixth in the poles
and fifth in the barrels.
Rocky Steagall won the
saddle bronc riding and tied
for second in the bull riding
and placed ninth in the calf
roping.
Other team members parti
cipating were Ann and Marie
Van Schoiack, Kathy Hansen,
Joedy and Steve Marlatt and
Lee Rice.
Jana Steagall also was a
standout at the Corvallis High
School Rodeo March 29 and 30.
She tied for the Girls
Ail-Around title with Holley
Amen of Redmond. She was
second in the pole bending,
sixth in the barrels, sixth in
the cutting and third in the
team roping with partner
Brett Sherer.
Sherer was sixth in the steer
wrestling while Joedy Marlatt
placed first in that event. Rice
was fourth in the bareback
riding, Cliff Dougherty was
third in the calf roping and
Don Kindsfather ninth. Kinds
father was seventh in the team
roping with partner Rocky
Steagall. Steagall was second
in the bull riding and fourth in
Thompson ran the 300 meter
hurdles in 45.1 for third place.
Fourth place finishes were
won by the mile relay team,
Gregg Rietmann in the triple
jump and Mike Conklin in the
110 meter high hurdles.
Fetsch. Thompson. Jim Mc
Cain1 and Conklin ran the mile
relay in 3:55.7 and Rietmann
hit the triple jump with a leap
of 39-5. Conklin had a time of
17.9 seconds in his event.
Terry Starr was fifth in both
the discus and the shot put as
he tossed the shot 40-5 and the
discus 110-6. Gregg Rietmann
was fifth in the 200 meters
with a 24.9 second clocking.
Kim Pettyjohn led the girls
to their seventh place finish.
She was second in the 200
meters with a time of 27.7
seconds, tied for second in the
100 meters with a time of 13.2
seconds, and placed third in
the boys cow cutting.
Tara Mahoney was second
in the barrel race and second
in the breakaway roping and
lone Cardinal tennis team
loses to Riverside
Lack of numbers hurt the
lone Cardinals tennis team
last week as the girls team lost
to Riverside 3-1 and the boys
also lost 3-1.
Kay Gutierrez won the first
singles match 6-2 and 6-3 for
the only girls win. lone had to
forfeit the other singles match
and the two doubles matches
because not enough girls are
on the team.
Ione's first doubles team of
Duane Fetsch and Mike Levitt
lone Lions
win 17-12
Ione's Lions club beat llepp
ner's Lions Club 17-12 in the
donkey basketball game last
week at the high school but
Heppner can't be too disap
pointed because the club
collected $520 at the gate.
Lion member Tim Fromwil
ler said the donkey basketball
people split the money in half
so the Lions scholarship and
student exchange fund will
receive $130 and the Heppner
High School athletic club will
receive $130.
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the lung jump will) a leap of 15
feet, ti1" inches.
MichclU Lnliuo was third in
lh hijih jump with n showing
of 4 feet 6 inches and Margaret
Doherty wns fourth in the long
jump with 15-11,
lone finished with 31 points
for seventh place. Wnlitonkn
won with 6)'j.
Coach Del LaRue was
"pleased by the progress"
made by three of the younger
girls on the team who are
competing in track for the
first year.
Freshman Ann Forwood
trimmed 22 seconds off her
time in the Boo-meter run after
just one week. In that same
lime period, freshman I'atti
Taylor look three seconds off
her time in the 100 meters.
Sophomore Diann Morter heat
her time the previous week in
the 1500 meters hy about 15
seconds, I-oKue said.
tied for seventh in the cow
cutting.
Kathy Hansen placed sixth
in the goat tying.
won in straight sets 6-4 and 6-1
for the only Imys victory.
Fetsch lost the first singles
match and Craig Gutierrez
lost at second singles for the
boys. The second doubles
team of Gutierrez and Troy
Lindstrom also lost
Conch Dwayne Payne said
he has two girls and six boys
on the (earn this year and that
70 jH'rcent of the team
memlxTsare also on the track
team .
Payne said his number one
buys singles players. Dennis
Stefani. did riot participate in
the match because of a band
concert that same night.
Slefani does not play on a
doubles team .
"Stefan! is concentrating on
the singles tonic because he
wants to he the state champ
and he may very well do
that." bis coach said.
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firt'K Connor and John
Murray combined far a three
hitter to lead lleppner's JV
baseball team to a 5-4 win over
Wahtonka last week.
Connor pitched the first four
innings giving up two runs on
three hits with six strike outs
and two walks. Murray gave
up two runs on no hits in the
final three innings but he
walked five.
Heppner scored in the first
inning when Jim Hayes
walked with two outs, stole
second and scored on Hruce
Way's single.
Wahtonka took the lend in
the fifth when the F.tigles
scored two runs.
Heppner came hack to tie it
when Hayes walked ngain
with two outs and scored lifter
Way singled and the right
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Lankford wins city league
After trailing 34-24 at half
time, Jim Lankford's team got
its running game going in the
third quarter to take a 44-411
lead and then held on to win
70-60 over Laverne Van Mnr
Icr's team in the champion
ship game of the Heppner City
Basketball League Inst Sun
day. Lankford fouled out of the
game at the end of llie third
quarter so the team had to
play with four players the
entire fourth period Laverne
Van Marter, Paul Van Murter
and Mike Ktookey all fouled
out of the game in the fourth
quarter as Iwith teams finislied
the game with four players on
the court.
Dave Alistott led the chum
pionship team with 22 points,
Lankford had 18. Dave Me
Lachlan 18, and Lee Padherg
10 Darryl Higclnw scored two
points.
Mark Huildlestim led the
losing team with 19. Lnvenie
Van Marter bad 1H. Mike
Slonkcy scored 15, Dirk Dun
lap had three, Paul Van
Marler three and Frank
Pearson two. Hot) Greene did
toil score
Going into the championship
game. Lankford's lean) led
the Heppner City Basketball
league in scoring with !)."
points (luring the season fur an
average of per game.
Van Mnrler's team was
second in oftense with !!!)
points (61.3 a garnet Steve
Powell's team was third with
Ri:i 5.2i. Hick Johnston
fourth with 607 (49.8), Mike
Smith fifth with im4 in If
games (47. 4i, Don Barber
sixth with 668 in 15 games
(44.5), Roger Britt seventh
with 611 (43.7) and Ia'H
Schwab eighth with 5:i Cl!t. 5 a
game average 1
Defensively, Lankford's
team held its opponents Id fiL'H
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wins 5-4
an error.
Wahtonka scored two runs
In the sixth to hike 11 4 2 load.
Hut lleppner came hack
with three runs In the bottom
of the Inning when Jay
Kelthley and Klrby Rogcru
walked with two outs. Kelthley
scored on Murray's single and
Kogers scored Die winning run
on Andy Gorman's infield
single.
Wahtonka almost scored In
the seventh after 0 single and
an error but catcher Hayes
threw out the runner attempt
ing to steal third base to end
the game,
"We weren't really pre
pared to play a hull gome and
we made enough mental
errors to last us n sen son but
somehow our kids tttuck in
there and got a win," Coach
Brent F.ggars Hilid,
points in 15 games for a 42
Miint per game average.
Powell was second with 743 in
15 games (49,5 average), Van
Marler third with 749 (50.0).
Smith fourth with 7(M' in 14
games (50.4), llritl fifth with
T2i (51 7), Barber sixth with
Hill in 15 games (53 4), U'8
Schwab seventh with 79a.
(57 in and .lohnslim last with
813 (58.1).
Dave McLiu'hliin led the
league in scoring averaging 20
points a game with Jim
Lankford second ut 19.8 und
Laverne Van Marter third at
18.5. Bill Meyers was fourth in
the league with a Hi 4 average,
Dave Alistott fifth at 15.8.
Gary Watkins sixth nt 15.8,
Mark lluddleston seventh at
1.1 K and Steve Powell eighth ut "
135
Dana lleidamnnn was ninth
in the league with 12.8 a game
and Tom Pointer tenth at 12.2.
Rounding out the top scorers
at e John MeCabeiit 1 1 . 7. Gary
Van Arsdale at 11.7, Mike
Stookey at 11 4, l,ee Pndberg
at II, Ron Green ill 10.7, Kevin
Rountree at 10 4 and Brent
Eggars ut 10 a game.
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Heppner 6th
in Htute poll
Even though lleppner's var
sity baseball team lost its first
two games of the season 9-1 to f
Wesion McKwen and 2-1 lo"'1
Riverside, the Mustangs were
ranked sixth in the state of
Oregon Class A baseball poll
made by coaches.
Riverside was ranked
fourth
Oakland was first, Harris
burg second. hVgjs third,
Glcndalo fifth. Sacred Heart
seventh. Knappa eighth. Wal
lowa ninth and Woldport
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