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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1981)
prp'ir,pr'Ti irpr"ir''piir,iiB-,,,,p,,-j"i(ii",i 'I ! llripiicr llactlp-TimoH, llrppnrr. Oregon, Thursday. Oi-tulx-r 8. Iiwi-Kn K Mustangs put damper f f 1 V,,. I if J ' s Quarterback Doug Holland runs a successful quarterback sneak Hy ANNE Ml'RRAY The Heppner Mustangs put a damper on the Wuhtonka Eagles' enthusiasm as the Mustangs handed the Eagles their first loss of the season. The Mustangs, now the only Undefeated team of the Colum bia Itasin Conference defeated the Eagles 13-0. last Friday night. Coach .John Sporseen com mented after the game. "It was our defense that did it. Our offense wasn't what I had hoM'd it would Imv" The first quarter was a buttle of the defenses. Neither team could get the ball into the endone. During the second quarter, quarterback Doug Holland plunged two yards into the end.nne, on a qurterhuck sneak. Holland wasn't only good on offense hut also on defense, snaring the first of Junior-adult The Juvenile Services Com-, mission is sponsoring a junior - adult bowling league schedul ed to begin Saturday, Nov. 7 . and run for 10 weeks, progres I sing into January due to j December holidays. I Bowling time will be from 12 ! noon to 2 p.m. at a cost of 12.25 I for children, shoes included) and $2 85 plus coat for shoes ; for adults. ,' The league is open to children in the fifth through jeigth grades. Adults wishing ;to bowl on this league without ICards lose i two games Uo Fillies i HvMHilKI.I.EI.AKl K ' J The lone Cardinal volleyball 'team was defeated by the ZHeppner Mustangs on Thurs day, October I. The Mustangs defeated the Cards 6 15 und 10-15. Scoring for the Cardinals in lhe first game were Liz KlcElligott, 2, Michelle LaRue E, Cindy Hill and Anita Palmer fach with one. 4 The Cardinals were defeat ed 10 15 in the second game. Scoring for the Cards were f'indy Hill. Anita Palmer and Jvliclielle LaRue with three t-ach and Diann Morter with Sine point. - The Cardinals were defeat ed by Cascade Locks on -Friday, Oct. 2, 3-15 and 7-15. jl'he Cards couldn't seem to et their momentum going Jifter the long bus ride as they vvere defeated by the Pirates. J In the first game the Cards were defeated 3-15, scoring the "urds Mints were Sandra Thompson with 2 and Paula Anderson with one point. , Scoring for the Cards in the second game were Sandra Thompson 3, Michelle LaRue 2; and Liz McElligott 2. three interceptions during the night. The Mustangs were once again locked in a defensive battle with the Eagles. Senior Don Lett showed the Eagles just how hard he could hit by leading the Mustangs in the unassisted tackles depart ment with three. Holland also showed them how to Intercept passes, as he captured his second intercep tion during the third quarter. During the fourth quarter Holland struck again as he rambled to yards into the endznnc, making the score 13-0 Hollund's hot streak was interupted momentarily as Lntt, who once again showed his stuff, intercepted an Eagle pass. All the while the Eagles couldn't quite get their offense into first gear. When they did get it moving the Mustangs bowling league to begin Nov. 7 children in this age group are also invited to join, said a spokesperson. "There's room for 16 young people and 16 adults," two young people and two adults per team, "There on Walltonka Eagles would tighten up their defense and shut the Eagles down. As the fourth qurter was coming to an end Holland decided to show the Eagles just how serious the Mustangs were. Holland finished off the Eagle' hopes with his third and final interception. Coach Sporseen stated. "If I had to pick a player of the game I would pick (Doug) Holland for offense and (Don) Lott for defense. All of the defense played well." The Mustangs were plaqued with penalties. They had 10 penalties for 100 yards com pared with the Eagles' four penalties for 27 yards. John Murray led the Mus tangs in rushing with 16 carries for 90 yards, followed by Holland with 16 carries for 78 yards. Earl Hammond also contributed 55 yards on 14 carries. Holland led the defense with will also be supervision and aide to the kids with their bowling, along with a super visor to take care of all the paper work each week after bowling," he added. Ws? tm We cam laaEile it. Diane Gunter J , W S. Snw-.: Qimmuniction . , 7" " 1 . ' .1 Bill BkJgett V Jr m , . , li Jt : 'X - 7v ta s f . -1 Juk 1 f -- , t-iik Q -L': ' photo by Cindi Bergstrom 16 defensive points, followed by Robert Bier with 15 and Lott with 14. Murray was also in double digits with 10. Holland was 3 for 6 in the passing department with one interception. Bier caught a pass for 12 yards and Cliff Dougherty caught a Holland pass for 11 yards. Dorian Forrar was also at a connecting end of a four yard Holland pass. Heppner is now ranked fourth in the state Class A poll, but may move up due to Scio's loss. Heppner will try to move higher in the poll as they take on Wasco County next Friday at Maupin. "Scoring Summary: 1 234 tot Heppner 0706 13 Wahlonka 0000O Heppner - Holland 2 yard run (Forrar kick). Heppner - Holland 10 yard run (kick failed). A party will be held at the end of the league's season. Anyone interested in joining the league may sign up at the Heppner bowling alley on South Chase St., Heppner. Heppner cowboy signed for P J. rodeo The toughest bareback bronc In the nation and several of the toughest cow boys on the professional rodeo circuit will be on hand for the Pacific International Live stock Exposition rodeo when it opens in Portland. October Hi. said a P.I. spokesperson Joe Ruda, Heppner, one of the top bareback riders in the nation, may be one of the riders trying to stay with "Smith and Velvet". Ruda is one of the cowboys signed for the rodeo, he continued. "Smith and Velvet" has won the Bareback Horse of the Year title for two years in a row in voting by the Profes sional Rodeo Cowboys Assoc iation, and is leading in votes Fillies trample lone By CINDI BERGSTROM Heppner Fillies trampled lone on Oct. 1 to bring their win-lose record to 3 and 2. Early in the week the Fillies defeated Riverside on their home court 15-12, 15-8. In the first game against the Cardinals, the Fillies won with ease, 15-6. Sherry Clement was high scorer with six points. Many good plays were made by Sheri McMinn and Michelle Aaron. The second game of the set was a battle, but the Fillies came out ahead 15-10. High server was Dawna Devin with 10 points. Sheri McMinn brought in the other five points to make the Fillies the winning team. On Tuesday. September 29, the Fillies faced the Riverside Pirates. The Fillies defeated Riverside on their home court 15-12 and 15-8. The J.V. and C team girls did not come home with victories. Anne Murray of the Fillies was high scorer with seven points the first game. In the second game, Elizabeth Zita and Anne Murray combined to make the most points. . The Fillies next game is scheduled for Tuesday Oct ober 13 against lone on Iones' home court. The next home game is Saturday, October 17 with Sherman County. for the title this year, accord ing to K.P. Cooke, spokesman for Christensen Brothers rodeo stock contractors, which will provide the stock for the P.I. rodeo. "No horse has ever won the title three years in a row," Cooke said. "He's one tough bronc," Among other top cowboys who will be on hand for the P.I. rodeo are David Bothum. Redmond. who stands fourth in the world championship standing in sad dlebronc riding; Gerald Bruh, Puyallup, saddle bronc winner at the recent Western Wash ington Fair; Danny Torricel as, Eugene, seventh in the World Championship all round standings. , ' - '-X .jTr' vl " '? . " ' ' ' ... --,.,i,.mmm ii. ill n.1.1 i -:'! M ' 1 ! tV ' " - ,, ZJL ' I - ' - ' : V I ,: ve "-'-istaassiia ,K& -miMilf'W ; .. t y . I . - - 1 f x ur i " , , - , - ? , - y. - f f " yJ! " ' t., , w - f - ! - Sandra Ward spikes the ball while Den be Kennedy (R) and Sheri McMinn wait for the volley return photo by Cindi Bergstrom Professional cowboy com petition actually will start on Monday. October 12. for six days. Intercollegiate rodeo stars will compete In four performances on opening weekend, October 10 and 11. Rodeo events will include bareback riding, steer roping, steer wrestling, saddle bronc riding, team roping, and bull riding. Rodeo events will be Inter spersed with horse show events and special events such as sheep dog trials and calf scrambles. Rodeo-horse show times are: 1:30 and 7:30 p.m. on Saturdays and Sunday, and at 7:30 on weekdays. Cardinals 1 Ivan Pernn ! " Brakeman Ji - rs :. Baker , , i "T,....:,. .-.i I " n ; . njo LTL. 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