Mustangs roll over Umatilla 58-12
The Heppner Gazette-Tlmes, Heppner. OreRon, Thursday, October I. 19RI-8EVEN
By ANNK Ml'RRAY
The Heppner MusUmtfs kept
their plana rolling Friday
night by rolling over the
Umatilla Vikings, with a acore
or 58 12.
The Mustangs started off
wltha bang. On the third play
of the game, quarterback
Doug Holland pulled away
from the pack and then
scrambled 71 yards down the
sideline to the end tone. That
was JubI the beginning of a
long night to come for
Umatilla.
On the Mustangs' next
possession Holland connected
with split end Dorian Form
for an 88 yard touchdown. The
fans loved that play so much
that on Heppner's next posses
sion Holland and Forrar
paired up once again, this
time for a 43 yard touchdown
toss.
By the time the second
quarter had rolled around the
Mustangs were ahead 21-0.
But the Mustangs weren't
quite satisfied. John Murray
proved that by scoring three
touchdowns in the second
qurter. The first of which was
a 23 yard interception return.
Murray's second touchdown
came from a 59 yard break.
Murray had a break in the
scoring as senior Cliff Dough
erty returned a punt 35 yards
for a touchdown. Murray then
got his third and final touch
down with a 29 yard jaunt to
the endzone.
During much of the second
qurter and all of the second
half Coach John Sporseen
played everybody who dres
sed down.
The Mustangs didn't gener
ate much offense during the
third quarter. But the Vikings'
quarterback, Brian Follett,
was able to dive 1 yard for six.
The Mustangs then picked
up offensively, with Jeff Orr at
the helm. Orr plunged one
yard to the end zone.
The Vikings then came back
with a 39 yard pass from
Follett to Frank Dornan for
another aix.
Heppner wasn't quite finish-
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Newcomers
Gutter Dusters
Three Holers
HJHo's
Weary Wives
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High ind. game: Linda
Schultz, 199.
High ind. series: Linda
Schultz, S31.
High team game: Three L's,
620.
High team series: The
Dregs, 1688.
Friday Night Mixers
Sept. 18, 1981
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No . 8
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22
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3 1
4 0
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High game: men - Pete
Schwarzin, 224; women -Bunnie
Lindsay, 189.
High Series: men - Pete
Schwarzin, 598; women -LoRayne
Bowman, 467.
High Team Game: Schwar
zin, Munkers, and Gllman,
602.
High Team Series : Bowman
and McDonald, 1852.
Monday Night Major
Sept. 21, 1981
Columbia Basin 514 2 '4
McDonald Chev. 5 3
Murray Drug's 44 3
No. 6 44.
BPOE 4 4
IOOF 4 4
Farmer's Insur. 3 5
Wright's tty Store 2 6
High Game: Pete Schwar
zin, 256.
High Series: Pete Schwar
zin, 599.
High Team Game: No. 6,
975.
High Team Series: No. 6,
2676.
6parrtlmers
Sept. 22, IMl
S J Market 8 4
Gardner's 7 5
Les Schwab 7 5
Coast to Coast e 6
Central Market 6 6
Sears e 6
M.C Grain Growers 4 8
Peterson's 4 g
ed scoring as Sid Kennedy
dove from one yard out to
make the score 58-12.
Murray lead the Mustangs
in the rushing department
with three carries for 93
yards, followed by Holland
with 71 yards in one carry.
Kennedy was close behind
with 76 yards in 14 carries.
Murray also led in the
defensive department with 21
points, according to Mus
tangs' defensive scoring sys
tem. Junior Tom Huston
followed close behind with 19
points, Lee Rice had 14 and
Orr along with Greg Connor
had U points. Marty Britt
made an interception for the
Mustangs.
Holland was three for three
for 139 yards, in the passing
department. Orr was one for
three for 21 yards, Mike
Currin was at the other end of
Orr's pass. Freshman backup
quarterback Todd Miller was
0-2.
Robert Bier caught an eight
yard pass from Holland.
Coach Sporseen commented
after the game that "We took
on an undermanned Umatilla
Thursday Night Ladies
Sept. 24, 181
Gateway
Col. Basin Elec.
Kinzua Corp.
Team No. 8
B C Repair
Team No. 4
Bucknums
Ray Boyce Ins.
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7 5
6 6
6
54 64
4 8
1 11
Splits converted : Leann Rea
4-7-10; Kay McRoberts 1-2-8-10;
Marilyn Chllders 1-5-10;
Karen Palmer 4-7-10.
High Game: Kay McRob
erts, 202.
High Series: Inetia Cantin,
496.
Kay McRoberts converted
the 6-7-10 split.
High Game: Kay McRob
erts, 178.
High Series: Kay McRob
erts, 499.
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team and as a result all
players that suited down got a
chance to get a lpt of playing
time."
Scoring Summary:
Umatilla' 1st 2nd 3rd 4th to
Umatilla 0 0 6 6 12
Heppner 21 25 0 12 58
Heppner: Holland 71 yard
run (Forrar kick)
Heppner: Forrar 68 yard
pass from Holland (Forrar
kick)
Heppner: Forrar 43 yard
pass from Holland (Forrar
kick)
Heppner: Murray 23 yard
pass interception return (kick
failed)
Heppner: Murray 59 yard
run (Forrar kick)
Heppner: Dougherty 35
yard punt return (kick failed)
Heppner: Murray 29 yard
run (kick failed)
Umatilla: Follett 1 yard run
(run failed)
Heppner: Orr 1 yard run
(kick failed)
Umatilla: Dornan 39 yard
pas from Follett (pass failed)
Heppner: Kennedy 1 yard
run (run failed)
Heppner High
Football Schedule
Fri..Oct.2 Wahtonka There 8 p.m.
Fri.Oct.9 Wasco There 8 p.m.
Fri.Oct.lS Lyle There 8 p.m.
Fri .Oct.23 Pilot Rock Heppner 8 p.m.
Homecoming
Fri.Oct.30 Slanfield Heppner 8 p.m.
Fri.,Nov.6 Riverside There 8 p.m.
COACH : John Sporseen
Heppner High
Volleyball Schedule
Thurs..Oct.l lone
Tues..Oct.l3 lone
Thurs..Ocl. 17 Sherman
Tues..Oct.20 Wahtonka
Tues.,Oct.27 Riverside
Sat.. Oct. 31 Wasco
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. teacher' reception. ;
The lone Cardinal Club, a
parent -teacher organization,
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at the lone High School
cafeteria on October 25 from 4
to 7 p.m.
Proceeds from the dinner
will go toward the lone
Cardinal scholarship. a
movie, Christmas candv. a
teacher' reception, a crndtia-
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other projects.
Special attractions for the
year will be a Casino Room,
games of volleyball, pickle
ball, a cake walk, and cards.
More information will be
released during the month of
October, said a Cardinal
spokesperson.
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