The Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, February (, 1981-SEVEN
lone Varsity boys host, roast Mangers Eagles upset Mustangs, 68-52
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On Saturday, January 31,
lone hosted tin- Dufur Ran
gers. The- boys varsity defeat
ed the Runners, 48-39.
The Curds out-scored the
Rangers by one in the first
qiuirler 9-8, The Rangers took
the lend in the second quarter
ok they outscored the Cards by
3. The score at the half was
23 25 wilh the Rangers on top.
The Cards came out after
the half to score 19 third
quarter points and lake a 42-35
lend over the Rangers,
The last quarter was low
scoring s the Cards had 6
points and Dufur Rot 4. The
Cards look a 48 :t9 victory aver
the Rangers.
The Cards were oul-relmund-ed
by 2, 33 35. Mark Patton
had 9 boards for the Cards.
The Cardinals shot 21 of 58
for 36 percent from the field
and B of 14 for 411 percent from
the line. The Rangers shot 14
of 47 for 30 percent from the
field and I i of 25 for 44 percent
lone Jr. High boys defeated by
By MICIIKI.I.I-: I.AIH'K
The lone Jr lliyh Imys
traveled to Heppner on Thurs
day, January 29 The Cards
were defeated 18-35.
The first quarter was pretty
close ns Hepner outscored the
Cards. 5 7 The Cards were
Barber's
Unbeaten I)on Barber's
learn got its seventh win. but
not in a cakewalk. as it edncd
Dave Allstotl's team. 54 50. in
Heppner men's city league
basketball play Sunday night
LaVcrnc Van Marter scored
15 points and Pat Camhcll 13
to lead Barber's team, while
Ion Keeller scored Ifi. Mike
Cards defeat Grizzlies on
home floor, 44-33
Hy MICHELLE LA It IE
On Friday January 30. the
Cards played the Helix Griz--zlies
on their home floor. The
Cards were victorious. 44-33.
The Cards took the lead by 4
In the first quarter 12-8. lone
made 5 free throws and the
field goal and the Grizzlies
made 6 free throws, lone took
a 19 14 advantage into the
locker room at the half.
In the third quarter the
Fillies gallop to win
Eagles, 55-49
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In a truly smashing game,
the Heppner Fillies, took a
close victory over the Eagles,
55 to 49.
The first quarter ended as a
tie between Wahtonka and
Heppner, wilh a total of 13
points apiece.
The second quarter slowed
down a little as the Fillies
tightened up their defense and
led this quarter wilh 4 field
goals and 3 free throw shots.
The Eagles, left a little
behind, scored 3 hoops. Half
time score was Heppner. 24, to
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from the line.
Inifur. 39: Hunt 5 2-5 12.
Mead 2 5 9 9. Ellin 2 3-5 7,
Tibbets 3 0 4 fi. Sansom 2 1-2 5.
McAllister. Pollen. Underbill
outscored. 4 10, in the second
quarter and the Ponies had a
9 17 lead at the half.
In the third quarter the
Cards scored three free
throws for their only points in
the quarter. The Ponies ,
had a 12 27 lead to start the
fourth quarter.
The Cards scored fi to
7th win no cakewalk
Stookey, 12. and Allstott. 10,
for the losers.
In other games. Rick Johns
Ion's team whipped Les ,
Schwab. 5:i7: Mike Smith's
team sloped Forest Service.
51-37; and Brent Eggers' learn
trounced Dick Devin'R team,
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Ron Bowman led Johnston's
team wilh 12, while Kevin
Cards outscored the Grizzlies
by 7. to make the score 32 20.
The Grizzlies outscored the
Cardinals by one in the last
quarter, but the final score
showed lone with a 44-33
victory over the Grizzlies,
The Cards outrebounded
Helix by 7. 33-26. Mark Patton
had 12 rebounds for the Cards.
lone shot 17 of 51 for 33
percent from the field and 10
of 30 for 33 percent from the
line. Helix shot 11 of 42 for 2fi
percent from the field and 11
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Wahtonka, 19.
In I he third quarter, Hepp
ner surged ahead with five of
those buckets and 4 of the
foul shots were sunk by Mary
Kincaid. Wahtonka was left
even farther behind with 6
field goals and 3 foul shots.
In fourth quarter action, the
Wahtonka Eagles made a
small comeback, but not big
enough to stop the Fillies from
their gallop. The Eagles
topped the Fillies in this
quarter with 6 buckets and 3
free throw shots for a total of
15. The Fillies had 5 hoops and
claimed the game, 55. to
Wntonka. 49
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lon. 48: Rietmann 5 2-4 12.
M. Patton 3 1-3 7. Thompson 2
2 2fi. Peterson 3 0-0 6. 1.aRue 2
H 5. McCabe 2 0-fl 4. Hams 2
Heppner 'b 8 in the last
quarter, the final score show
ed Heppner on top. 18-35
Mark Mevers was hieh
scorer for the Cards with 11.
Steve Ctirrin had 12 for
Heppner and Todd Miller had
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Heppner. 35: Currin fi 0-0 12.
Rountree's 12 paced les
Schwab.
Smith's team was led bv Bill
Morris with 20 points, while
Howard Rurnside had 13 for
Forest Service.
Eggers' team's scoring was
balanced, with Dana Heide
man and Curl Day getting 14
points apiece: Loren Heide
man scored 13. and Bill
of 21 for 52 percent from the
line.
Helix. 33: Mark Andrus 4 3-6
11. Matt Andrus 3 2-5 8.
Wardwell 3 0-0 6. Smith 1 3-6 5.
Goodwin 0 3-4 3. Martin.
Stolzer. Jenson, Bennett
lone, 44: M. Patton 7 2-2 16.
Thompson 4 3-5 11. Rietmann 1
2 2 4. La Rue 1 1-9 3. McCabe 1
17 3, Hams 1 0-02. Morter 1 0-0
2. T Patton 1 0-0 2. Peterson 0
1-4 1
Fouled out: Matt Andrus.
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Heppner, 55: Ixttie Laugh
lin 2 0-0 4. Deann Connor I 0-1
2. Mary Kincaid 9 46 22.
Sandra Ward 112 3. Lynn Dee
Devin 6 2 4 14. Margaret
Kincaid 2 4 9 8. Kellie Ham
mond 1 0-0 2. Cyd Bowman,
Cindi Bergstrom. IxnTi Day,
Ann Van Schoiack.
Walitonka. 49: Kim Phillips
2 1-2 5. Liz Wilson 1 0-1 2,
Carolyn Phillips 4 5-9 13, Anna
Dur and 1 0-0 2, Hollie Brown 1
1-4 3. Helen Miltie 2 0-2 4,
Sandy Rose 2 0-0 4, Neva
Erlenbush 8 0-3 16. Mikki
Keller, Leah Jack. Shelley
Wansvld.
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T. Miller 5 1-fi 11. (leoree 1 2-2
4 Campbell 2 0-0 4. Bergslrom
1 0-0 2 Rorst 1 0-0 2. Craves.
Green. Dohertv. A Undsav.
lone. 1R: Mevers 4 3-3 11. J.
Ball 1 1-2 3. McCabe 1 0-fl 2.
Schmidt 1 0-0 2. Dohertv. K.
Keene. Riettnann. R Keene.
Pointer. K Rail. Conklin.
Myers. 12. Mark Lovgren
tallied 18 in a losing cause.
Next week's schedule is as
follows: I s Schwab (0-7) vs.
Smith (1-61 at 5 p.m.: Forest
Service (1-6) vs. Allstott (3-4)
at 6 pm.: Barber 7-0) vs.
Eggers (6-1) at 7 p.m.: and
Devin (4-3) vs. lone (5-2) at 8
p m Johnston (5-31 has a bye.
HHS Jr. Varsity takes
Umatilla
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Jeff Orr scored 24 points and
grabbed 13 rebounds to lead
the Heppner High boys junior
varsity to a 62-44 win over
Umatilla Friday night in
Heppner.
The win was the fifth in a
row at home for the Mustangs,
and pushed their season's
record to 6-4.
Fifteen of Orr's 24 points
came in the first half, as
Heppner led 21-5 after one
quarter and 39 20 at halftime.
He was ll-for-20 from the
field, hud five assists, four
steals, and lead Coach Brent
Cardinal girls lose to
By MICHELLE LARl'E
On Saturday. January 31.
the Cardinal girls played
Dufur. they were defeated.
30-58.
The Cards kept up with the
Rangers in the first quarter
and at the end of the quarter
the scoreboard showed Dufur
ahead by only 3. 10-13.
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By AVDREW GORMAN
Saturday. January -31. the
Heppner Mustangs took on the
Wahionka Eagles, and it was a
great upset for the game
ended Wahtonka Eagles. 68. to
Heppner. 52.
The first quarter really gave
th-. Eagles the edge as they
scored 16 to Heppner 's JO.
JV Cardinals take win from Grizzlies
Rv MICHELLE I.ARl'F.
On Friday. January 30. the
Cards played Helix and the JV
boys were victorious. 37-33.
over the Grizzlies.
The first quarter was low
scoring as lone took a 4-3 lead
in 5th straight
Eggers' rating system with a
27 mark.
Backing up Orr were Marty
Britt with 11 points and Harry
Groshens with 10. Jay Hayes
and Greg Connor scored 7
points apiece for Heppner.
Shane Laughlin 2. and Matt
Clark I
Britt came off the bench to
hit 5 of 6 shots from the field
and garnered a 10 rating.
Heppner shot .509 from the
field, making 28 of 55 shots,
while Umatilla shot at a .286
clip, hilling 14 of 49 shots.
Once again, Heppner com
In the second quarter the
Cards were outscored 6-14. to
make the score 16-27 at the
half. The Rangers advanced
their lead to 18 in the third
quarter, 22-40.
The Rangers scored 18
fourth-quarter points to take a
30-58 victory.
High scorer for the Cards
was Anita Palmer with 9.
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Second quarter action was a
little better as the Mustangs
gained a two-point comeback
with 4 field goals and 4 foul
shots, good for 12 points.
Wahtonka still in the lead
scored 6 goals and 3 free throw
shots, good for 15 points in the
second. The score at the end of
the half was Eagles. 31. to
Mustangs. 22
to start the second quarter.
The second quarter was
close as the Cards outscored
Helix bv one to take a 15-13
lead into the locker room at
half.
In the third quarter the
Cards were outscored as the
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opponent. 24-17 and shot 17
fewer foul shots.
"We played very well,
except for the fouls." said
Eggers. "The kids used their
heads and took Umatilla out of
the game in the first half. Jeff
Orr had one of his best games
and Marly Britt gave us a
great lift off the bench with his
best game."
The Mustangs host Pilot
Rock Friday at 4: 30 and travel
to Sherman County Saturday
for a 4:30 game.
Rangers
Wilson 3 5-611. Wetherbee 4 0-4
8. Reed 2 2 3 6. Lindhorst 1 2-2
4. Baumgartner 2 0-0 4. K.
Wetherbee 1 1-2 3. Underhill 1
0-0 2. Killeen 1 0-1 2. Regis.
lone. 30: Palmer 4 1-3 9,
LaRue 3 1-5 7, Thompson 3 0-1
6. McElligott 1 0-o 2. Dohertv 1
0-0 2. Meyers 1 0-0 2. Morter 1
0-1 2. Holtz. Hill.
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After the half things were
starting to look brighter for
the Mustangs and they scored
5 hoops and 4 foul shots - but
Wahtonka got farther out of
sight, making 7 buckets and 2
free throw shots for 47 to
Heppner's 36.
The fourth quarter was
disastrous for the Mustangs as
they gained only 16 points for
52 to Wahtonka's 68.
Heppner. 52: J. Bier 1 0-0 2.
Grizzlies took the lead. 21-23.
The Cards outscored the
Grizzlies by 6 in the fourth to
take a 37-33 victory.
Helix. 33: Jensen 5 1-2 11.
Bennett 3 0-1 6. Stolzer 1 4-5 6.
Goodwin 2 0-3 4. Gibbs 1 1-3 3.
Lembeke 0 3-7 3. Boyer.
lone Varsity girls
defeated by Helix
By MICHELLE LARl'E
On Friday. January 30. the
Cardinal girls played Helix.
The Cards were defeated
31-46.
The Grizzlies jumped out to
a 6-17 first quarter lead. In the
second quarter the Cards
outscored Helix 8-5. but the
halftime score was still 14-22
in favor of the Grizzlies.
The Cards were outscored
badly in the third quarter as
they only scored 5 points. The
Grizzlies advanced their lead
to 19-41 to start the fourth
quarter.
lone JV boys defeat
Rangers at home
By MICHELLE LARl'E
On Saturday. January 31,
the Cardinals played Dufur on
their home floor. The JV boys
were victorious. 59-51.
The Cardinals took an early
lead as they outscored the
Rangers, 17-12. in the first
quarter. In the second quarter
the Cards moved their lead to
7. 31-24.
In the third quarter the
Cards were outscored by one
lo make the score. 42-36. in
favor of the Cardinals. The
last quarter was pretty close
as the Cards scored 17 points
to take a 59-51 win over the
Boardman cowboy enjoys payday
from The llerniiston Herald.
Jan. 28.
For now. Boardman's Jody
Talone is sitting atop the bull
riding world.
The 28-year-old professional
cowboy just completed a top
notch performance at the
National Western Livestock
Show and Rodeo in Denver
where he won the first
go-round of bull riding com
petition and also finished in a
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LaunerBO-0 12. Forrar43-4 11.
Currin 4 4-4 12. Stookey 2 0-1 4.
Lott 1 2-3 4. R. Bier 0 1-3 1.
Holland 2 0-3 4. Murray 1 0-fl 2.
Cole. Sherer. Thompson.
Wahtonka. 68: Jerry Huskey
2 1-3 5. Mike Byers 4 0-1 8.
Steve Byers 6 3-5 15. Brad
Lawrence 10-0 2. Dean
Bowdish 0 2-2 2. David Blake 8-3-4
19. Fred Stevens 3 2-2 8.
Ken Tesch. 4 1-3 9. Eric Lutz.
Monty Goud. Mike Bangsurd.
Norns.
lone. 37: Gutierrez 3 5-9 11.
Taylor 5 1-2 11. Starr 2 6-7 10.
Morter 1 0-0 2. Schmidt 1 0-0 2.
McElligott 0 1-2 1. Hams.
Ieavitl. Padberg. Douglass.
Rietmann. Childers.
Fouled out : Gibbs.
The Cards outscored Helix,
12-5. in the last quarter, but
Helix went home with a 31-46
victory over the Cards.
Sandra Thompson was high
scorer for the Cards with 9.
Helix. 46: Flerchinger 8 1-3
17. Newtson 2 6-10 10. Temple 3
2- 2 8. Brown 2 0-1 4, Blevins 0
3- 6 3. Mathews 1 0-2 2. A.
Flerchinger 1 0-0 2. Martin.
Krating, Timmermann.
Wagoner.
lone, 31 : Thompson 1 7-10 9.
Hill 2 3-5 7. Morter 2 2-2 6.
Palmer 0 3-5 3, LaRue 1 1-2 3.
McElligott 1 0-0 2. Holtz 01-21.
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Rangers.
Craig Gutierrez paced the
Cardinals with 27 points.
Lance Archer had 16 for the
Rangers.
Oufur. 51 : Archer 8 0-0 16.
Otto 4 3-4 11. Imderhill 5 0-1 10,
McLaughlin 3 0-1 6. Wright 1
3-4 5, Lyda 1 0-2 2. Widman 0
1-2 1. Driskel. Warlick, Tall
man. lone. 59: Gutierrez 11 5-6 27,
Starr 4 3 4 11. Taylor 4 2-5 10.
Morter 3 0-1 6. Hams 1 0-0 2.
Schmidt 0 2-4 2, McElligott 0
1-2 1. Leavitt. Padberg, Child
ers. Douglass. Rietmann, Col
vard. Fouled out : Archer. Otto.
tie for first in the average of
two go-rounds.
Taton'e won around $3,246.
for placing ahead of everyone
else in the first go-round and
he received another $2,945 for
tying with Gary Toole of
Mangum, Okla. for the high
average.
Toole won the second-round
with a ride of 80.
Tatone won the first go
round with a score of 78. His
score was 68 points in the
second go-round.