Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, May 07, 1981, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextThe Hefner c:aoH..TImf. Heppner. Oregon. Thumday. May 7. I98I-REVEN Cardinal boys earn 9.2 points for 1st in 5-way meet; girls take third itv mic iii i i.i: i.Aiti i: On Tiu'Hduy, April 2H; the low IhinvladH traveled to Heppner for a flve-wny meet with Hoppner. Pilot Rock. Condon nnd Ukiiih, The Card Innl bnyH fintHhed in firHt place with 92'j points. The Rlrln finished third with 30 points. Shnwn LaRue led the boys team with three first places and one second pluce. He was firNl in (he javelin with J throw of m'4 first In the high hurdles in 1B.5. first In the Intermediate hurdles in 4B.3. and second in the high Jump with a jump of 5'2". Grew Rietmnnn was first In the loo-melor dash in 11.5. first in the 2oo-meter dash In 25.5 and second in the shot put with a throw of 36'B". Jim Mel'abe was first In the 400-meters In 54.7. fourth In the javelin with a throw of 121'. and fourth in the 200 in 26.5. Treve Peterson was second In the 100 In 11.8. third In the 200 in 2fi.l. and fourth in thn 400 In W 7 Craig Hams was first in the triple jump with a leap of 37'5". second In the Ions jump at 17'2" and fifth in the 200 in 26.9. Howard Leavltt was third in the Inns jump with a jump of 5'. Denny Starr was second in the javelin at 132'10". second in the dic" - iws" fourth In the shot put at 347" and fifth in the 8oo meters in 2:33.7. The 400-meter relay team made up of I,eavitt. McCabe. Peterson and Rietmann fin ished first with a time of 47.2. For the girls. Margaret Doherly won three events and look second in another. She was first In the loo-meler dash in 12.9. the 200-meter dash in 27.8, the 400 meters In 63.3 and second in the Ions jump with a leap of lO". Michelle La Rue was second in the discus with a throw of 75'4'j". third In the javelin with a throw of 76'f and fifth in the shot put with a throw of 24'4", This was the last Tuesday meet for the Cards as they will be competins In the district meet at Umatilla this Friday and Saturday. Competitors who place first or second in each event will qualify for the state meet on May 15 and 16 at Lewis and Clark College. Fillies rack up 89 points to win meet The Heppner Girls Track team turned in a "real fine effort" Tuesday. April 211. to win a five-way meet with Condon. lone, Ukiah and Pilot Rock at Heppner, The Fillies racked up Bt total points to take the meet, with second place Condon scoring only 44. "It was a real fine effort." said track Couch Dale Conk lin. "We had good effort from everylxidy and a real fine win." Mary Kincaid of Heppner showed herself lo one of the premier performers for Hep pner, taking first in the shot put. l.r(Mi meters and the loo-meter high hurdles. Marge Kincaid also did well tuking first in the high jump and the .'too meter low hurdles. Kelly Hammond also nailed down two first place finishes, one in the discus and one in the Javelin throw. The Heppner relay team also took first place in the ltWMi-meler relay. Heppner scoring was as follows: HIGH JUMP: Marge Kin cade 4 '4" JAVELIN: Hammond -104' 2": Arringtnn 9i'l" SHOT PUT: Mary Kincaid 2T fv ," DISCUS: Hammond - 92' B:l i": Arrington - 63'3" Smith -60' 81-" LONG JUMP: Johnson -I2'4" 400 M RELAY: Heppner 5B.0 100 METER: Marge Kin caid - 13.8 1500 METER: Mary Kincaid 5:46 4 400 METER : Polzen - 70.36: Smith - 71 9 100 METER HH: Mary Kincaid - IB 9: Johnson - 20 2 BOO METER: Wilson - 3:06 2 2MI METER: Polzen - 30 8: Smith 31 4 300 METER LH: Marge Kincaid - 54.5; Honson - 59.5 3000 METER: Wilson 13.49 1600 RELAY: Heppner -4-M5.0 Team scores: Heppner - 89: Condon-44: lone - 30: Pilot Rock - 25: Ukiah 17. On Saturday. May 2. the Fillies competed at the Uma tilla Invitational at Umatilla, and Kelly Hammond turned In , a fine performance, taking first in Ihe javelin, third in the discus and fifth In the 400-met er run. She was also part of the Heppner relay team which took fifth in the 400-meter relay. Other Heppner performan ces included sixth in the high jump and fourth in the long jump for Mary Kincaid. and fourth In the 100 meter high hurdles for Margaret Kincaid. Mary's performance of 15' 1" in the long jump prompted coach Conklin to congrat ulate her. "This is the first time this year she has gone that far and she did a pretty good job." This Friday and Saturday the Fillies go to Umatilla for the district track meet. First and second places from this meet will go on to the state track meet The Heppner boys' track team took fourth place in a five-way meet April 28 in Heppner, Following are Heppner stat istics from the meet: I)NG JUMP: Mover 5) lS'll" DISCUS: Marlatt (1) 107" 11" SHOT PUT: Marlatt (3) 34'1I" 1500 METERS: Sweeney (1) 4:40.07. 3000 METERS: Sweeney (2) 10:7902 Team scores: lone - 92.5: Pilot Rock - 60.5: Condon - 41 : Heppner - 23.5: Ukiah - 17.5. MOTHER'S dAV qlftS O SHE'D PICK FOR HERSELF W Pants Suit Coordinates 2 Style Pants 2 Styles Jackets Blouse Lebush Shoppe nn ESTEAURANTi & LOUNGE iJ Iai4ii4i 4 A great place to bring the family Gpcii 24 hmm a day Banquet facilities available Fhsssa 922-4374 Heppner High School Rodeo Club takes 4 lsts at Sherman Co. Heppner took four firsts and accumulated 102'y points at the Sherman Co High School Rodeo held ut Kotos April 25 und 2fi Redmond took the team trophy with 10S points. All Around Girl and All Around Roy were won by Holly Amen and Chris Dahl. loth of Redmond. Heppner results are as follows: Tony Durrin: 1st calf roping; ;li tie - team roping with Scott Scramsted Jeff Bailey: 1st bareback riding: Bth - team roping: 5th -cow cutting Hrett Sherer: 1st - team roping with Cliff Dougherty: 4th - bulldogging. Cliff Dougherty: 1st - team roping with Brett Sherer: 7th -calf roping. Don Kindsfather: 2nd -bulldogging. Mike Currin: 2nd - calf roping Tara Mtihonev: 3rd goat tying: fith - cow cutting: 7th -pole bending; 7th - breakaway roping; 9th barrels. Kathy Hansen: loth - barrel racing, Also participating from Heppner were Anne Van Schoiack. Lee Rice. Earl Hammond. Pat Schwarz. Jack McQuire and Mike Brosnan. 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