FOUR The Heppner Gaiette-Times. Heppner, Oregon. Thursday, February 26, 1981
illies lose to Redsides 36-47, face them again in tournament Thursday
Bv SHERRY COW ETT
On Saturday night the
Heppner Fillies faced the
Wasco Redsides and suffered
a devasting loss, 36-47.
The Fillies have to face the
Redsides again Thursday at
the Pendleton Armory at 7
p.m. This game is a tourna
Cardinals end season with victory,
64-60, at Cascade Locks, Sat.
Finish regular season tcith nine straight wins
By MICHELLE LARUE
The lone Cardinals finished
their league season Saturday
with a victory at Cascade
I,ocks, 64-60. They finished
their regular season with nine
victories in a row.
The game at Cascade Locks
was a hard-fought battle all
the way with the teams
deadlocked at 13 after the first
quarter. By half time the
Cards managed to take a
six-point lead, 31-25.
Third quarter action again
saw both teams playing
evenly as the Cards managed
to outscore the Pirates, 15 to
14, for a seven-point bulge at
Die end of three quarters,
46-39.
Fourth quarter action
caught the Pirates storming
back into the game as they
outscored the Cardinals, 18-21.
but the Cards held on for the
victory, 64-60.
High scorer for the Card
inals was Treve Peterson with
13. Mark Patton, Les Thomp
son and Shawn La Rue each
contirbuted 10 points to the
cause. Leading rebounder for
the Cards was La Rue with 8.
Cascade Locks' scoring was
led by Larry Sears and Victor
Bilyeu with 16 points. Toney
Melton had 10.
From the field the Cards
were 25 of 46 for 54 percent and
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use her art in the area of fashion or commercial art.
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ment game so the pressure
will be on.
High point scorers were
Mary Kincaid with 14 and
Lottie Laughlin with 9. High
rebounder was Sandra Ward
with 7. Mary Kincaid led in
assists (4) and in steals (6).
The Fillies are going to
district and they are currently
number two. The out-come of
Thursday's game will decide
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14 of 22 from the charity stripe
for 64 percent. Cascade Locks
was 24 of 55 from the field for
44 percent and 12 of 21 from
the line for 57 percent.
On the boards the Cards led
31-20.
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Quarter scores were 9-16,
12-26. 28-35 and 36-47.
Heppner 36: Lottie Laughlin
4 1-3 9: Deann Conner 1 1-2 3;
Mary Kincaid 6 2-3 14; Sandra
Ward 1 1-3 3; Cindi Bergstrom
00-2 0; Margaret Kincaid 1 1-3
3; Kelli Hammond 0 1-3 1;
Lorri Day 0 3-4 3; Anne Van
Cascade Locks 60: Sears 5
6-9 16, Bilyeu 8 0-1 16. Melton 5
0-0 10, Kirkpa trick 2 2-2 6, A.
Bennett 2 1-2 5, Tornou 2 1-3 5,
Wittenberg, R. Bennett.
Card varsity takes
Umapine victory
By MICHELLE LARUE
The Cardinal varsity boys
traveled to Umapine on Fri
day, and were victorious,
68-46. over the Chiefs.
The Cards took an early lead
in the first quarter, 21-8, and
substituted freely as they took
a 32-18 lead into the half.
The Cards came out at the
half to outscore the Chiefs,
18-13, in the third quarter, to
make the score 50-31.
In the last quarter Tim
Patton scored eight of the
Cards 18 points as they took a
68-46 victory.
Mark Patton had 15 points
and 14 rebounds to lead the
Cards.
The Cards out-rebounded
the Chiefs, 46-36. The Chiefs
had 35 turnovers to the
Cardinals' 22.
The Cards shot 32 of 89 for 36
percent from the field and four
of 10 for 40 percent from the
line. The Chiefs shot 19 of 63
Pool
8 Ball & 3 Ball
Sehoiack 0 01 0.
Wasco Co. 47: Liz Tanslcy 1
6-8 8; T.R. Kennedy 4 3-4 11;
Barb Iverson 0 1-2 1; Char
Smotherman 2 1-2 5: Lisa
Susac 2 0-1 4; Shelly Woodside
3 4-10 10; Marcia Troxel 4 0-1
8; Jo Elam, Kristi Kennedy,
Sue Walters, Anna Colton.
photo by Woyna Horns
Patton looks on
lone 64: Peterson 3 7-8 13,
LaRue 4 2-4 10. M. Patton 4 2-2
10, Thompson 5 0-0 10. McCabe
4 1-3 9, Rietmann 3 1-3 7,
Morter 11-2 3, T. Patton 1 0-0 2.
Hams.
for 30 percent from the field
and eight of 18 for 44 percent
from the line.
Umapine 4fi: Riedel 5 4-4 14,
Kevin Wagner 6 1-3 13, Kyle
Wagner 5 2-8 12. Case 2 0-1 4,
Trump 1 1-2 3. R. Riedel,
Swiger.
lone 68: M. Patton 7 1-3 15.
Peterson 5 0-0 10. Rietmann 4
0- O 8, T. Patton 4 0-0 8. Hams 3
1- 2 7. Morter 3 1-2 7. Taylor 2
1-3 5. LaRue 2 0-0 4. McCabe 1
0-0 2, Thompson 1 0-0 2.
Bowling
ISews .
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Feb. 19. 1981
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Hi Ho's V 19 9 10986
Dregs 17-11 10706
Three Holers 16-12 10534
Gutter Dusters 15-13 10629
Three L's 14-14 10739
Weary Wives 14-14 10708
Newcomers 12-16 10.302
Pytts 5-23 10379
High individual game - Fran
Crook, 213.
High individual series -Fran
Crook. 520.
High team game - (Tie) 559,
Three L's and
Weary Wives.
High team series - Weary
Wives, 1556.
Split3 - 5-10, Hida Yocum;
High School
Rodeo Club
selling raffle
tickets for beef
The Heppner High School
Rodeo Club is currently sell
ing raffle tickets for '4 beef.
Tickets are $1.00 each, or 6 for
$5.00.
The money accumulated
from the raffle will go towards
funding trips to different
rodeos around the stale.
The Drawing is scheduled
for March 28.
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Kelly Hammond goes up for a shot
HHS boys JVs defeat Condon
A tenacious zone press
enabled the Heppner boys
junior varsity basketball team
to outscore Condon, 25-6, in the
third quarter and coast to an
80-56 win Tuesday, Feb. 17, in
Heppner.
The game was the season
finale for the Mustang JVs,
who ended their season with a
7-7 record.
Midway through the second
quarter and the score tied
15-15, Heppner went into its
full-court press and led by as
many as 18 points before going
in at halftime ahead, 39-25.
The Mustangs kept the press
on and when the starters
exited with two minutes to go
in the third quarter, they were
ahead by 32 points.
Marty Britt led Heppner in
scoring with 19 points, follow
ed by Jeff Orr with 18, Jay
Cardinal JV
By MICHELLE LARUE
The Cardinal Junior Varsity
finished their season Saturday
with a loss to Cascade Locks
at Cascade Locks. The team
finished the season with a 13
and 5 record.
The Cards jumped to an
early lead. 14-13, at the end of
the first quarter. In the second
quarter the Cards outscored
the Pirates, 12 to 9, to lead at
the half break. 26-22. The
Cards were then outscored
16-13 in the third period, but
still held a slim 39-38 lead.
Fourth quarter action pick
ed up as the Cards were
Season statistical summary for Mustangs
AU games season sumhary after came 20
' PLAYER FC FCZ FT FT REP FOULS TURN ASST TP GAMES PTS
CI A fl A OVERS PLAYED GAME
C0LF 30 78 3fi 3 16 19 18 45 31. 27 63 20 3.15
J. BIER 41 121 34 13 23 57 78 65 36 16 95 20 4.75
LAUNER 66 156 42 24 41 59 97 53 40 9 156 20 7.8
SHERER 9 "22 41 2 9 22 11 15 12 5 20 15 1.33
F0RRAR 103 188 55 54 65 83 124 49 64 35 260 20 13
THOMPSON 4 16 25 6 12 50 10 9 10 A 14 15 .V3
fOTT 25 76 33 35 55 64 46 36 45 62 85 20 4.25
R, BIER 32 70 46 24 34 71 62 42 14 4 88 18 4.89
HOLLAND 48 108 44 24 42 57 60 30 35 59 120 20 6
MURRAY 36 94 38 11 26 42 60 29 32 13 83 20 4.15
HEPPNER 460 1110 41 228 370 62 694 434 369 244 1148 20 57.4
OPPONENT 441 1117 39 273 483 57 567 334 321 159 1155 20 57.75
' League games ' summary after league game i2 (season game 20)
PLAYER FG FGZ FT FTZ RED FOULS T'JRN ASST TP GAMES PTS
MA ft A OVERS PLAYED GAME
COLE 15 34 44 1 7 14 10 22 15 13 31 12 2.58
( J. BIER 26 77 34 11 18 61 49 43 24 7 63 12 5.25
LAUNER 42 92 46 16 31 52 60 35 17 6 100 12 8.33
SHERER 8 15 53 1 5 20 2 11 7 4 17 10 1.7
F0RRAR 62 124 50 38 47 81 79 32 38 26 162 12 13.5
THOMPSON 4 9 44 4 8 50 7 5 8 4 12 10 1.2
tOTT' ' 16 47 34 26 42 62 26 " 27 29 42 58 12 4.83
R."BIBR 15 39 38 12 14 86 36 20 ' 8 2 42 10 4.2
HOLLAND 32 65 49 14 24 58 27 20 21 43 78 12 6,5
MURRAY 17 46 37 7 13 54 32 20 22 3 41 12 3.42
HEPPNER 273 641 43 151 238 63 394 266 218 155 697 12 58.08
; OPPONENT 269 663 41 161 297 54 330 208 187 94 699 12 58.25
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Hayes with 15, and Harry
Groshens with 12. Joe Struth
ers had 8 points for the
Mustangs. Greg Connor. 7,
and Matt Clark, 1.
Helped by many breakaway
layups, Heppner shot at a
blistering .689 pace in the
second half from the field,
canning 20 of 29 shots. The
Mustangs shot .581 (36-for-62)
for the game.
Orr led Coach Brent Eggers'
rating system with a 28
rating, tying his best of the
year. Heppner had a team
rating of 52, also highest of
the season.
Orr hit 9 of 13 shots from the
field, grabbed 12 rebounds,
dealt out eight assists, and had
five steals. Connor had six
rebounds and four steals, and
Struthers came ofTthe bench
to collect six rebounds.
end season with loss to Cascade Locks
outscored 23-11, by the Pirates
for a 61-50 victory. The Cards
were handicapped in the
fourth quarter as all five
starters went to the bench
with five personals.
Leading scorers for the
Cards were Craig Gutierrez
with 16. Donnie Taylor follow
ed with 12. leading scorer for
the Pirates was Tournou with
16.
Cascade Locks 61: Tournou
5 6-14 16. Bennett 3 710 13.
Pinkston 4 5-5 13. Randall 4 1-2
9, Wittenberg 1 4 7 6. Kirkpat
rick 0 2-3 2. Bilyeu 1 0-1 2.
Simuka. Twidwell.
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"It was a really enjoyable
game to watch," said Eggen.
"We got off to a slow start , but
we had a lot of fun the second
half. The press really destroy
ed them and broke the game
open."
Orr led the JVs in moat
individual statistics for the
season. He had the highest
overall rating with a 184
mark, and led in scoring
average (14.8), rebounds
(145). steals (61) and tied with
Harry Groshens for the lead in
assists with 39 apiece. He also
had more turnovers (67) and
fouls (53) than anyone else on
the team.
Other players with positive
overall ratings were Greg
Connor (59), Groshens
(41), Jay Hayes (29). and
Marty Britt ( 22).
Others scoring averages
lone 50: Gutierrez 6 4-6 16,
Taylor 5 2-4 12. Starr 3 1-2 7,
Morter 2 2-5 6. Schmidt l 4-8 6.
U of O signs Lerry Wilson
By FRANCES ROSE WILSON
Rich Brooke, head football
coach for the University of
Oregon, Eugene, was in Irri
gon, Monday at 9:45 a.m. to
sign Lerry Wilson for an
all-expense paid scholarship
to the University.
I'rry visited the university
recently and liked what he
saw. although he ran into a
little problem getting there.
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were Connor (7.6). Hayes
(7.1). Groshens (5.9), Britt
(5.0), Joe Struthers (2.0).
Shane Laughlin (1.1). Matt
Clark (0.7). and Craig Miles
(04).
Britt led in field goal
percentage, hitting 30 of 64
shots for a .469 clip
One aspect that hurt Hep
pner this season was fouls.
The Mustangs committed 297
fouls. 86 more than its
opponents, and had more fouls
in 12 of 14 games. Heppner
made 41 more field goals
(298 257). but made just 115 of
234 free throws while the
opponents were IfU for 359.
Heppner defeated every
team it played this season
except Pilot Rook, who beat
the MuNtangs. 42-34 and 46-40.
U-nvitt 1 0-1 2. PadbergO I 2 I.
Hams. McElligott. Chihlers,
Douglass. Colvard. Rietmann.
His plane was unable to land
in Eugene because of a cloud
cover, so he was taken lo
North Bend on the coast. He
managed to get to Eugene
with the help of several
coaches.
Because Irry wanted to
stay in Oregon and play in a
Pac-10 college, he gave up an
offer to go to the Air Force
Academy.
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