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Tiger Scots lay 'bomb' on Heppner
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As the Hcppner-Westnn-McEwen
game was about to
start on Monday, Sept. 26. one
could hear the Heppner play
ers, standing on the side lines,
talking amongst themselves,
trying to build a little enthus
iasm, confidence and spirit.
They knew that they were
outweighed and had to play
aggressive ball.
As the ball flew through the
very last seconds of the game,
the final score was Tiger
Scots. 1.1 and Mustangs. 7.
During the last four seconds
of the game, the Tiger Scots
coach said to a player.
"Bomb!" And, as the play got
underway, number 11. Mike
McLean, the Tiger Scots
quarterback, threw a 42-yard
pass which weaved through
four of Heppner 's defensive
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Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, October 2, t!W0
plavers. and hi! number 80,
Jim Sehroerier. Tfiey marie
the touchdnwri plus the extra
point
Rut. back to the first
quarter. John Murray was
hurt right off the bat. and this
hurt Heppner terribly.
Murrav had run the ball
twice gaining 11 yards rush
ing Murray was taken to a
hospital in Pendleton and it
was discovered that he had
pulled some tendons in his
shoulder. Rumor has it that he
will be out for a week or two
The Mustangs had four
fumbles and one recovery by
Earl Hammond, who was the
force in our defensive line
Hammond was the one who
broke through the line to sack
the quarterback.
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The h;ill was on the two-vard
line when the Mustangs took
control About then. Hepp
tier's qu.-irlerhaek. John Bier,
threw a four-vard pass In Torn
Currin. who made n touch
down for six DoiiL' Holland
made the extra winf which
gave Heppner a chance to win
the hall came At thai point,
the crowd was vcrv enthusias
tic With onlv one minute left in
the ball game. Ihev thought
for sure the game was in the
bag
Doug Holland then kicked
off. and the hall was down on
Heppner's .In-vard line. The
kick was good for 25 Yards.
lone football team
hv Michelle l.aHiie
For the second straight
week in a row lone reserves
got lots of playing time as lone
won their 2Hth game in a row,
beating Cascade Locks. 39-28.
Senior running back. Gregg
Rietmann. scored the first
touchdown of the game, rac
ing in from 32 yards out. The
extra points were good on a
pass from Jeff Hams to Jim
McCabe.
lone held the Pirates, for
cing them to punt. The
Cardinals advanced to the ten
yard line, only to have a pass
intercepted by Victor Bilyeu.
The lone defense again held
the Pirates, forcing them to
punt. Rietmann then scam
pered 35 yards for his second
touchdown. Hams threw to
Treve Peterson for the extra
points. The first quarter ended
with the score 16-0.
After the kickoff the Card
inal defense again forced the
Pirates to punt. Five plavs
later. Shawn La Rue scored
from the 1-yard line. The pass
for the extra points was no
good
Scott Balfe then came up
with a Pirate fumble. The
Cards capitalized on the
turnover with a 4.Vyard-tnueh-dnwn
pass from Denny Starr
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In the last fnnr plavs of the
L'.ime tin- Tiuer Scots tried
Imir dilleroni plavs for a
viclorv a sweep In I he left
side up the middle a short
pa-s and finally the bomb
which shinned Heppner
Yes this indeed was a good
ball I'Mitie The Mustangs
nlavcd gnnd hall and should
have nnihini! In be ashamed
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At the conclusion of the
game an unidentified Heppner
plaver was heard to say.
"We'll gel vou next lime "
The next ball game is at
Heppner. against Sherman at
8 p m
In MeCalie. The pass for the
extra points was incomplete.
Craig Hams came up with an
interception right before the
buzzer for halftime. Halftime
score was 28-0.
The onlv scoring in the third
quarter came on an lone field
goal, with Jeff Hams kicking
from 7 yards out. At the end of
the third quarter the score
was 31-0
Cascade Locks made their
first touchdown on a 55-yard
pass plav from Larry Sears to
Victor Rilveu The pass for the
extra points was good.
Then the Cards drove the
ball down in Pirate lerrilorv
and Coach Meyers opted lo
punt on the first down
The Pirates capitalized on
this on a 40-vard run bv
Sears. the extra points were no
good The score was then
31-14 The Cards then missed a
field goal attempt by Craig
Gutierrez.
The Pirates marched 42
yards into Cardinal territory
then passed for a If) yard
touchdown. Once again, the
extra points were no good
That made the score 31-20.
Starr then hit Peterson with
a 27-vard-louchdnwn pass
BarnevRea passed lo McCabe
for the extra points
lone volleyball team
up good
hv Michelle I, a Hue
The lone girls put up a good
fight but were defeated by
Cascade Locks The scores
were 3-15. 15-0. and 11-15
The girls played a lot belter
as a team than they have
been, and they showed im
provement in setting the ball
up.
High scorer for the game
was Michelle La Hue with ft
Others scoring were Liz Mc
Flligott. fi. Anita f'almer. 5.
Diann Morter. 4. Janet Hams.
2. Teena Lindstrom. 1. Cindy
Hill 1. and Sandra Thompson.
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Heppner Fillies fulfill
h Sherr ( owett
When asked about the lone
Heppner volley ball game,
while the teams were warm
ing up, both coaches. Ter jeson
and Howe, said that "We
wins 26th straight
Cascade Locks scored the
last points of the game on a
Rilveu pass to Sears, and the
pass for the extra points was
good This made Ihe score
3i -2H at Ihe end of the game
Cascade Locks had three
turnovers while lone had one
Craig Hams and Dnrrin Pad
berg each had one intercep
tion And Scott Ralfe recover
ed a fumble lone threw one
interception lone had fi."
vards of penalties, while the
Pirates had to vards
The Cardinals rushed for .1 tt!
and passed for 17K. for 52f
total vards Leading rushers
were Rietmann with 1(17 yards
and La Rue wilh l:to Itennv
Starr hit 5 out of 9 in Ihe
passing department for 124
vards Leading receiver was
Treve Peterson wilh f. catches
for 112 vards and one touch
down Much of the rnshiiiL'
vardage nuisi he attributed to
the fine blocking of Ihe
nlli'tisivc hue. Richard (.add.
Craig Gutierrez. Les Thomp
son. Treve Peterson and Jim
McCabe
The Pirates used a passing
game primarily as they threw
4fi passes completing 18 Thev
used onlv nine rushing plavs
for 52 vards
This week the Cardinals
fight, but
1 There was one penalty point
awarded to lone
lone was defeated by Hep
pner on Tuesdav The Cards
next game was Tuesdav. Sept,
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High individual game - Hetty Brown. 18!t.
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High team series - Newcomers. 1.5(11',
should beat them." And boy,
the Fillies did Heppner won
Imth matches. 15 2 and 15-3.
Within two minutes after the
first match started the Hepp
tier Kilhes had six fxiints to
face a crucial league game
against the Arlington Honkers
at Arlington on Friday. Oct 3.
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Heppner
JV wins
hv Sherrv Cowed
The Heppner JV volleyball
team had belter luck than the
varsiiv . winning both match
es. Heppner 15 to Redsides 12
and Heppner 15 to Redsides 0
The C team had onlv six
plavers. i enough for onlv one
team and no extras and thev
seem to lie verv inexperien
ced Thev lost 15-4 and 15 0
Correction
A slorv in last week's
Gazette Times incorrectly
staled that Doug Holland
competed in a football game
for Oregon Tech against
Western Montana Scpl 20
Doug's brother. Dale, com
peted in that game
puts
loses
:to. against Sherman at Sher
man, and Thursday. Oct. 2.
thev plav Wahlonka at lone
.Hoth games were scheduled
for 5 p.m.
Til rrn
prediction
lotto's one The lone team hit
the hall all over the gym and
didn't have much control of
Ihe ball at all The whole game
lasted seven minutes
After five minutes into the
second game, which lasted 1 1
mmules. Heppner had a
fi point lead. The Fillies had it
easy Coach Terjeson summed
up the Heppner players'
Ihoughls when she said, "It
feels good lo get another win "
There was no reallv out
standing Heppner plaver in
this match Terjeson said that
everyone did a good job and
added that she was also happv
Iwcause everyone got to play
and Inilh matches were team
efforts
lone Jr. High team no
match for Stanfield
bv Michelle l.uHue
lone Jr High played Stan
fteld on Thursday. Sept. 25
Slanfield went home with a
win fit) (l
Al halftime the score was
40 it Slanfield has 32 boys on
the team They had lots of big
ttoys where lone has quite a
small team.
Mike Rielmann had an
interception in Ihe game lone
slopped two of Stanfield's
extra points
Coach Adam's said "It was
harder for Ihe boys lo play in
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Heppner V-
team loses
to AAaupin
by Sherrv Cnwetl
The Maupin varsity- games
against Heppner were excel
lent, although the first game
ended with Heppner. 15, and
Redsides. 5: the second game,
Heppner. 2 and Redsides. 15;
and the 3rd. Heppner. 3,
Redsides. 15
After Ihe first match, which
lasted Itt minutes, the Fillies
just seemed to be loo tense
The Redsides win created a
tie so a third maich wa
plaved During the thin
match Lynn Dee Devin was
in lured bv a fall to save the
ball, but she continued lo play
although to no avail, for within
5 minutes the Redsides had an
8 Miiiil lead
Ihe game than il was for me in
watch il I was glad the hoys
didn't give up."
Mark Meyers was sidelined
dui' lo a pulled muscle Chris
Rea was injured in Ihe game
but hopefully will be back
before too long.
The next game will be
Thursday. October t) The
game is against Arlington at
Arlington. Volleyball will Hturt
at 1 :30 and football at 2 p.m.
Scores from the volleyball
game were I 15 and 3 15 with
Slanfield going home with u
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