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Cardinal girls meet Vikings second time Cards defeat Vikings, 54-41
bv Michelle l.aRue
lone Jr. High
boys back from
Echo with win
bv Michelle LaRue
The lone Jr. High boyg
traveled to Echo on Thursday,
Dec. 18. for their second game
of the season. The boys
returned with a victory, 42-23.
The first quarter was pretty
close as lone had 10 to Echo's
8. All eight of Echo's points
came from Fred Widman.
In the second quarter, the
Cards took a 7 point lead as
they outscored Echo, 7-2. The
half-time score showed lone In
the lead. 17-10.
lone came out after the half
to take an even bigger margin,
30-15. Echo had one of their
better quarters in the fourth
but couldn't outscore the
Cards. At the end of the game
the scoreboard showed lone
ahead 42 23.
The scoring for the Cardin
als was pretty close; Mark
Meyers was high scorer with 8
points. Jeff Ball, Randy Mc
Cain and Mark Schmidt all
had 7 points each. Donnie
Doherty had 6, with Ken
Keene, Eric Pointer and Mike
Rietmann all having two.
Kevin Ball and Richard Keene
each had one. Playing but not
scoring were Ashley Conklin
and Doug Raaf. High scorer
for Echo was Fred Widman
with 12 points.
The Cardinals had only 5
fouls called on them in the
game, which allowed Echo to
shoot only 2 free throws during
dp game. lone shot 7 for 19
lm the free throw line,
giving them 37 percent.
Handy McCabe did an
exceptional Job rebounding for
the Cards.
Coach Deeter was pleased
with the team play his team
showed in the game.
lone Jr. High girls lose to Echo
b.v Michelle La Hue
The lone Jr. High girls
played their second game of
the season against Echo on
Thursday. Dec. 18. The Cards
were defeated, 25-43.
The Cards were outscored
Qly in the first half, as Echo
went into the locker room with
a 5 25 half time lead.
lone never gave up as they
outscored Echo. 13 8 for a
third quarter score of 18-33.
The Cards held Echo to 10
points in the last quarter. The
final score was 25-43.
"I was proud of the way the
girls played, they never gave
EOSC has class from pe 8
Woven into the course will
be interviews with Dr. Lyle
Schwarz, assistant professor
of drama; Dr. Lee Insko,
men's basketball coach; Lin
da Willis, women's basketball
coach; James Robertson,
EOSC band director and
Grande Ronde Symphony
conductor; and Dr. John
Cobb, EOSC choir director.
Each will meet with the class
before the performance he or
she directs to discuss expec
tations and then again after
the performance to discuss
how those expectations fared
with an audience. The class
will get a back-stage view of
what's involved in each event.
Class members will attend a
play, a men's basketball
Heppner
by Michelle LaRue
The lone Varsity played
Heppner on Saturday, Dec. 20.
The Cards were defeated in a
close 55-57 game.
It looked to be a very
exciting game as the first
quarter was closely matched,
but showed the Mustangs with
a 1 -point lead at the close of
the first quarter.
The Cards couldn't quite
keep up with the Mustangs as
The Cardinal girls met the
Umatilla Vikings for the
second time this year on
Friday. Dec. 19. The Cards
were defeated, 31-48.
lone had a very weak first
half, scoring only 6 points in
the first quarter and none in
the second. The Vikings took
advantage of this by scoring 28
points in the first half.
The Cardinals came out at
half time looking better as
they scored 10 points in the
third quarter and held the
Vikings to 12. At the end or the
quarter the scoreboard show
ed the Vikings ahead, 16-40.
The Cards tried to make a
comeback in the last quarter,
outscoring Umatilla, 15-8. But
this wasn't enough for the
Cards as they were defeated,
31-48.
The Cards shot 1 for 6 for 17
percent from the free throw
line. The Vikings shot 8 for 14
for 57 percent.
"We had a really good
second half," commented
Coach McDeugal.
I'matilla 4K: Roxbury, 4 0-1
8: D. Follett, 4 0-0 8; Sheets, 3
Cards defeated byHeppner
by Andrew Gorman
Saturday, Dec. 20, the
Heppner Mustangs defeated
the lone Cardinals in a very
tight ball game, 57 to 55.
It was a touch-and-go situation-all
through the game the
lone girls varsity
by Michelle URue
The lone girls met the
Heppner Mustangs on Satur
day, December 20. The Cards
were defeated, 24-68.
up." commented Coach Dan
Adams.
High scorer for the Cardin
als was Deena Hams with 14
points; 12 of her points came
in the second half. Others
' scoring were Lori FeUch with
5. Sandy Wright, 4, and Patty
McElligott. 2. Paula Ander
son, Mary Ann Alvarado and
Dawn Reed played but didn't
score. Soma Snow was high
scorer for Echo with 10 points.
lone shot 3 for 9 from the
free throw line for 33 percent.
Echo shot 1 for 2 for 50
percent. The Cards were
called for three fouls as Echo
committed 14.
game, a women's basketball
game, a musical and a choral
concert as well as a rehearsal
of practice for each event.
Venn said he expected the
course to appeal to a variety of
people from on and off
campus. "There's something
beyond us all in what ever we
approach," he said smiling.
"This is going to be an
interesting way for us to see a
little more."
Interested persons may
register for the course the
week of Jan. 5 in the Records
Office, EOSC Administration
Building. The office will be
open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Monday, Thursday and Fri
day and from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Tuesday and Wednesday.
defeats lone
they took a 26-32 advantage at
the half.
lone came out after the half
to close the gap to within 4
points, with the Mustangs still
on top, 36-40. throughout the
fourth quarter the score was
within 2 points, as the Cards
outscored the Mustangs 19-17.
lone was out-rebounded by 3
as the Cards had 31 and
Heppner had 34. Leading
rebounder for the Cards was
Mark Patton with 11 boards.
lone shot 20 of 66 for 30
percent from the field to
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2 2 8; M. Follett, 3 1-2 7; Metz.
2 2-2 6; Churchill. 2 1-3 5;
Tackrell, 1 2-2 4; Harmon. 1 0-0
scores were very close, but
somehow the Mustangs pulled
through. During the first
quarter, the Mustangs scored
a total of 13 points and right up
behind them was lone with 12.
Talk about the ball being
busy-in the second quarter it
was thrown or passed all over
the place. lone made four field
The Cards were outscored
badly in the first half as the
score at the end of the half was
834.
The Cards had a better
second half, but still not good
enough as the Mustangs made
lone JV boys defeat
by Michelle LaRue
The lone JV boys played
Umatilla on Dec. 19. The
Cardinals defeated the Vik
ings, 57-52.
The Cards came out in the
first quarter to take a 13-8
lead. In the second quarter,
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PyttS - 39-29, 25920.
Three Holers - 38-30, 26071.
Newcomers - 34'v-33'2, 25684.
Three L'S 32'2-35'2, 25993.
Hi Ho's - 31-36'v, 25781.
Weary Wives - 29-39 , 26053.
Dregs - 28'4-39'i!, 26163.
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Heppner s 25 of 55 for 45
percent. The Cards shot 15 of
27 for 56 percent from the line
to Heppner's 7 of 13 for 54
percent.
Heppner 57: Forrar, 5 0-0 10;
Launer, 3 2 28; Currin, 3 2-4 8;
Stookey, 4 0-0 8; Murray, 4 0-3
8; Holland, 2 2 2 6; R. Bier, 2
1-2 5; Cole, 1 0-0 2; J. Bier, 1 0-0
2; Lott.
lone 55: LaRue, 4 9 10 17;
McCabe, 6 0-2 12; Patton. 3 3 5
9: Rietmann, 4 0-0 8; Thomp
son, 1 2-3 4; Peterson, 1 1-4 3;
Hams. 1 0-0 2; Morter.
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2; Reynolds and Ekleberry.
lone 31: Holtz. 5 0-1 10:
Thompson. 3 0-1 6; Palmer 2
0-0 4: McEllieott. 2 0-0 4:
goals and six free throw shots.
Heppner. still in the lead, had
nine buckets and one foul shot,
making the score at the half.
Mustangs. 32. to Cardinals. 26.
In the third quarter, every
one cooled down - except the
fans. Heppner had a total of 40
points by the end of the third
quarter, while lone, not at all
meets Heppner and defeat
34 points in the second half.
lone had some injuries in
the game; Anita Palmer
broke her nose and had to
have surgery. Cindy Drinkard
got a pretty serious concus
sion and was in the hospital for
Donnie Taylor scored 12 points
for the Cards to help them
take a 31-19 lead.
The Cards were outscored in
the third quarter by 6 points to
close the gap to 44-37. lone w as
again outscored in the final
quarter; the score board
showed the Cards on top with a
Billie Doherty, 1
Billie Dohertv, 515.
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Cement deliveries scheduled twice
weekly to South Morrow County.
Regularly on
Wednesdays and Fridays
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Doherty. 1 1-2 3: Drinkard. 1
0-1 2: Hill. 1 0-0 2: Meyers.
Fouled out : Palmer.
55-57
out of the game, had 36 points.
The fourth quarter saw real
action when lone made a
comeback with seven field
goals and five foul shots.
Heppner barely . pulled
through with six buckets and.
five foul shots, taking the edge
with 57 points to Ione's 55.
This indeed was a good game.
a few days. No information
was available as to when they
would be able to play again.
Heppner-fiK: Mary Kincaid,
10 0-3 20; Laughlin. 4 2-4 10;
Connor, 5 O-0 10; Devin,3 2-2 8;
Hammond, 3 2-2 8; Day, 3 1-2
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Vikings, Mustangs
57-52 victory.
I'ma'illa 52:Follett.6 3-6 15;
, Conforth. 5 8-10 IR: Wilson. 0
0-0 0: I.indley. 3 0-0 6: Stuck
2.0-O 4: Burt. 0 1-5 1:
Whitehurst. 1 4-7 6: Rankin. 1
04) 2: Peterson. Garza.
lone 57: Taylor. 11 2-3 24;
Star. 6 1-.; !3: Gutierrez 2 4-6 8:
Rietmann. 1 0-1 2; McElligott,
I 0-3 2: iavitt. 0 1-2 1;
Padberg. 0 0-1 0; Morter, 0 0-2
0: Colvard. Childers. Douglas,
Lindstrom.
On Saturday. Doc. 20. the
lone JV played the Heppner
freshmen. The Cards defeated
the Mustangs. 50-41.
The Cards jumped out to a
20-6 lend in the first quarter.
Thi' Cards were outscored by 5
points in the second quarter
hut slill had a 31-18 advantage
at the half
The Cards cooled off a hit
after the half as they only
scored 6 in the third quarter
The seorehoard showed lone
ahead. 37-2H.
In the lasl quarter the teams
for dispatch
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The lone varsity boys met
the Umatilla Vikings on Fri
day. Dec. 19. The Cardinals
defeated the Vikings. 54-41.
The Cards led by 5 points at
the end of the first quarter.
Shawn La Rue and Les
Thompson combined for the 10
points in the quarter.
The Vikings outscored the
Cardinals in the second quar
ter by 2 points. The Cards
went into the locker room with
a 3-point advantage. 25-22.
In the third quarter the
Cards outscored the Vikings
by 4 to make the score 35-28.
The Cards got rolling in the
last quarter as they sank 19
points, making the final score
7: Bergstrom. 2 0-14: Mar
garet Kincaid, - 1-4 1; Ward,
Van Schoiack.
lone-24: Hill. 1 4-6 6; Holtz. 2
3-4 5: McElligott. 1 2-2 4;
Morter. 11-2 3; Palmer, 1 0-1
2; Drinkard. 1 0-3 2; Thomp
son. 1 0-0 2. Doherty. Meyers.
were evenly matched with
each scoring 13 points. The
final score was 50-41 in favor
of the Cards.
High scorer for the Cardin
als was Donnie Taylor with 13:
Howard I-eavitt followed with
12 Craig Gutierrez had 9:
Darrin Padberg and Denny
Starr had 5 each: Craig Hams
Roger Childers and Roger
Morter all had two.
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54-41.
The Cards shot 22 of 65 for 34
percent from the field, while
Umatilla shot 12 of 53 for 23
percent. The Cards shot 67
percent on their free throws to
the Vikings 58 porrent.
The Cards m. rebounded
the Vikings. 50-32. with lead
ing rebounder Mark Patton.
having 8 offeasive and 10
defensive boards.
Jhe Cards had 22 turnovers
compared to Umatilla's 23.
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STUDENT
OF THE
WEEK
CARLA
MILES
.Carla is involved in Spanish
fin Hope Lutheran Church. Although only a freshman.' Carla i
has demonstrated an interest in many facets' cf school lifew
wand is fast developing leadership qualities. She has a grade '
point average of :t.2x. Carla has a pleasant personality and isf
7Teooperative and resnonsihle.
Jf The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Miles. Carla
like to go into tearhing or counseling when she completes her TY
..education. 7v
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