TEN-TheHeppner Gazette-Tlmei, Heppner. Oregon, Thursday. November 26. 1981
Mustangs
By ANNE MURRAY
The Heppner Mustangs
couldn't quite get their magic
touch working when they
needed it most. Saturday,
Nov. 21, the Mustangs took on
the Warriors from Oakridge
for a state "A" playoff
advancement into the semifin
als. The Warriors turned the
Mustangs back from advanc
ing by defeating them 26 21.
When Cliff Dougherty re
turned the opening kickoff 78
yards for 6 points, the Mus
tangs were on top of the world.
Even though the Warriors
dominated the Mustangs on
the statistition's paper, the
Mustangs conceded nothing
to them on the field.
The Mustangs proved that
by stopping the Warriors on
the Mustang's one foot line
and also on the three-yard
line.
The Warriors came back in
the third quarter to go ahead
of the Mustangs with a one
yard run in by Kurt Carver.
Then the Mustangs decided
that they wanted to put an end
to the squabble of who's going
to win. Doug Holland lunged
into the endzone from one
yard out to put the Mustangs
on top 14-7.
Not to be shown up, the
Warriors pushed Michael 10
yards into the endzone, thus
. tying the score at 14 -14 by the
end of the third quarter.
The Mustangs weren't quite
satisfied with the score, so
proved John Murray, who
rambled 14 yards into the
endzone.
Oakridge, not to be outdone,
came right back with a one
yard ran by Larry Boyd.
The Warriors held the
Mustangs on their next pos
session thus forcing them to
punt.
The Warriors advanced 74
yards in 12 plays to score the
winning touchdown with one
minute, 30 seconds left in the
game.
"It was the finest high
school football game I've ever
been associated with . The only
thing wrong was the final
score. Heppner certainly has
nothing to be ashamed of,"
Bowling News
KoffeeKupKeglers
November 1 9
Won -Lost
30-14
24-20
22-22
22-22
21-23
20-24 .
19-25
18-26
Gutter Dusters
Weary Wives -Three
Holers -Hi
Ho's -The
Dregs -Newcomers
-Three
L's -The
Pytts -
High Game: Hilda Yocom -184.
High Series: Linda Shultz
500.
High team game: The Pytts
- 575.
High team series : The Pytts
- 1656.
Splits - 3-10 Roxie Lovgren.
5-6-10 Josie Kindsfather, 1-7
Betty Snow and 1-2-7 Pat
Lankford.
Monday Night Major
November 16..1 981
Won -Lost
264-13
22V4-17J4
22'-17'-i
21-19
20-20.
19-21
19-21
14'4-25
14-26
Farmer's Ins.
B.P.O.E.
Murray Drugs
McDonald Chev.
l.O.O.F.
Beecher's
Columbia Basin
Wright's Qy. Store
High Game: Bob
Hub-
bard - 235.
High series:
Bob Hubbard
570.
High Team Game: B.P.O.E
- 937.
High Team Series: B.P.O.E. -2692.
BlueMt.
November II, 1981
Won Lost
Heppner Bowl 26-14
M.C.G.G. - 24'4 15Vi
Bucknum's Tav. 24-16
Bongo 4 Bait Boxes 20-20
Central Market 19-21
Castoffs ' 19-21
Gar's Avia 15-24
Cal's Lounge 12-28
end season
f; -Tl 4" f Ithi 1
r
Heppner scores
W Marlatt (79)
in game with
ond Robert
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Jor-n Murray (34) rounds the
was Heppner's Coach John
Sporseen's reply when asked
about the game.
Murray led the Mustang
rushers with 90 yards on 15
carries, followed by Holland
with 39 yards on six carries.
Holland also completed
three of 11 passes for 32 yards.
According to the Heppner
coaches defensive rating sys
tem, Holland led the Mustangs
defensive unit with 29 points,
which included his intercep
tion. Lee Rice and Earl
Hammond were right up there
High Game: Elmer Heath -246.
High Series: Elmer Heath -633.
High Team Game:
M.C.G.G - 919
High Team Series:
M.C.G.G. - 2520
Monday Night Major
November 9
Won -Lost
Farmer's Ins. - 25 -1 1
Murray Drug's - 21' - H'-i
B.P.O.E. - 20-16
McDonald Chev - 18-18
Beecher's- 17-19
l.O.O.F. - 17 -19
Columbia Basin - 13-22'i
Wright's Qy. Store - 12-24
High Game: Vic Groshen.
Jr. - 222.
High Series: Bill Berray -555.
High Team Game: l.O.O.F.
- 954.
High Team Series: Wright's
ay. Store - 2714.
Thursday Night Ladies
November 19
Won -Lost
29Mz - 14M
26-18
24-20
Gateway -Bucknum's
-Col.
Bas. El.
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503 - 276
Vfo ziso install continuous gutters!! a
with 10-1
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Oakridge.
Bier (99).
Mike Nolan (55),
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end as Bruce Way (52) and Wes
too. with 22 and 20 points
respectively. Robert Bier.
Dorian Forrar. Wes Marlatt.
Tom Huston. Dougherty and
Murray were each in double
digits.
The Mustangs end their
football season with a 10 - t
record.
Scoring Summary:
Heppner
Oakridge
1 2 3 4 tot
6 0 8 7 21
0 1 M 12 2fi
Heppner: Dougherty 78
M & R -Kinzua
-Ray
Boyce Ins.
B & C Repair -Lebush
-
234 -20
23-21
17-27
17-17
16-28
Splits converted: Marie
Boor 4-9, Billie Doherty 5-10
and Betty Pettyjohn 5-6-10.
High Game: Kay McRob
erts - 202.
High Series: Kay Mc Rob
erts - 532.
Sparetimers
November 17
Won
27
25
24
23-
23-
19-
Lost
17
19
20
21
21
25
S & J Market -Sears
-Petersons
-C
-to- C -Central
Market
M.C.G.G. -Les
Schwab -Gardners
-
18-26
17-27
High Game: Jean Ball
High Series: Jean Ball
208.
515.
A golf ball's dimpled
cover adds accuracy and
distance to its flight.
FOR WINTER
HOUSE TODAY!
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record
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Marbti look on
yard kickoff
return (kick
failed)
Oakridge: Carver one yard
run (Boyd kick)
Heppner: Holland one yard
run (Holland to Orr pass)
Oakridge: Michael 10 yard
run (Boyd kick)
Heppner: Murray 14 yard
run (Forrar kick)
Oakridge: Boyd one yard
run (kick failed)
Oakridge: Michael one yard
run (pass failed)
DvrtpVOfTt
Local women attend
bowling tourney
Many area women bowlers
attended the Baker Women's
Bowling Association's 24th
annual Invitational Tourna
ment, held in Baker October
16 - 25.
In the Team Event. D & K
Construction of Lexington
placed fourth out of 52 entries.
For the Singles Event, 11
local women placed in the top
36 of 214 entries. Placing first
was Linda Schultz, Heppner.
Second place was awarded to
Cindi Doherty, also of Hep
pner. Linda Shaw, Ramona
Rountree, Floss Watkins,
Jackie Allstott. Harriet
Evans. Sharon Keen and Chris
Davidson, all of Heppner
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YARD SALE1
Oct. 6 thru Nov. 25, 19G1
Monday Friday 8 ajm. to 3 p.m
All items sold by the unit only
LENGTHS
KILN DRIED FIK AND LARCH
..2x4 Utility 8'
..2x6 No. 3 8' -
..2x8 No. 3 8' -
..2x8 No. 3 8' -
..2x10 No. 3 8'
..2x12 No. 3 8'
PONDEROSA PINE
. .2x4 Utility
FARM PACK
. .2x4 through 2x12 R-L
FOR INFORMATION, CALL 1-50M7H183, E,xt. XI.
KINZUA CORPORATION
Rt. 2 Box 2100 Happner
HH Basketball Schedule
Date Opponent RUe Time . Tea mi
Dec. 3 Spray Heppner 8:00 "JT F-BJV
Dec. 5 lone lone 4:30 F-GV-BV
Dec. 7 Echo Echo 6:00 GJV-BJV
Dec. 10 Umatilla Heppner 6:00 F
Dec, n Heppner Heppner TBA GV-BV
Dec 12 Tournament Heppner TBA GV-BV
Dec. 17. Hermiston Hermiston 6:30 BJV
Dec. 18 Elgin Elgin 6:00 GV-BV
Dec. 19 lone Heppner 4:30 F-GV-BV
Dec. 21 Riverside Boardman 6:00 F-GJV
Dec. 22 Riverside Heppner 4:00 BJV-GV-BV
Jan. 5 Pilot Rock Pilot Rock 6:00 F-JVG
Jan. 7 . Riverside Heppner 6:00 F-JVG
Jan. 8 Riverside Boardman 4:30 JVB-GV-BV
Jan. 9 Pilot Rock Heppner 4:30 JVB-GV-BV
Jan. 12 Condon Condon 6:00 F-JVG
Jan. 15 Weston-McEwen Athena 3:00 JVG-JVB-GV-BV
Jan. 16 Umatilla Heppner 6:00 GV-BV
Jan. 19 Umatilla Umatilla 6:00 F
Jan. 21 Echo Heppner 6:00 JVG-JVB
Jan. 22 Stanfield Heppner-. 6:00 GV-BV
Jan. 26 Condon Heppner 6:00 F-JVG
Jan. 28 Hermiston Heppner 6:30 JVB
Jan. 29 Umatilla Umatilla 6:00 GV-BV
Jan. 30 Wahtonka The Dalles 3:00 JVG-JVB-GV-BV
Feb. 4 Pilot Rock Heppner 6:00 F-JVG
Feb. 5 Pilot Rock Pilot Rock 4:30 JVB-GV-BV
Feb. 6 Sherman Heppner 3.00 GV-BV-JVG-JVB
Feb. 12 Weston-McEwen Heppner 3:00 JVG-JVB-GV-BV
Feb. 13 Stanfield Stanfield 6:00 GV-BV
Feb. 20 Wasco Maupin 6:00 GV-BV
IHS Basketball Schedule
Date Opponent Site Time
Dec. 4 Umatilla Here 4:30
Dec. 5 Heppner Here 4.30
Dec. It Sherman Co. There 4:30
Dec. 12 Umatilla There 4:30
Dec. 15 Condon There 4:30
Dec. 18 Spray Here TBA
Dec. 19 Heppner There 4:30
Jan. 5 Umapine There 7.3,,
Jan. 8 Helix Here 4:10
Jan. 9 Spray There TBA
Jan. 15 Arlington There 4:30
Jan. lfi Condon Here 4:30
Jan. 22 Echo There 4:30
Jan. 23 Bye
jan 26 Riverside There 6:00
JarK 29 Helix There 4:30
Jan. 30 IMur There 4:30
Feb. 5 Arlington Here 4:30
Feb 6 Wheeler Co. Th,,r,, T,u
Feb! 12 Echo Here 4:30
Feb. 13 Bye
Feb. 19 Umapine Here 4:30
Feb 20 Cascade Locks Here 4:30
Feb 26 4 27 District Tournament
BV: boys varsity F: Freshmen
GV: girls varsity BJV: boys junior varsity
placed 7th, 9th. 11th, 12th,
15th, 24th. and 27th respective
ly. Bunnie Lindsay, Lexington
placed 20th and Alvina Pad
berg of lone placed 30th.
In the All Events category,
Linda Schultz placed sixth and
Karen Palmer took seventh
place. Betty Christman, Lex
ington, won 12th place follow
ed by Cindi Doherty with 15th
place and Carol Norris, also of
Heppner with 17th place.
Those bowlers with "200"
games were Bunnie Lindsay
200 - 211, Linda Schultz 226,
Karen Palmer 200, Inetia
Cantin 202. Chris Davidson 200
and Jackie Allstott 206.
LENGTHS
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20'
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f-Thousand
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120.00
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GJV: girls junior varBity
Columbia Sr. Golf Assoc.
holds annual meeting
Columbia Blue Senior Golf
Assoc hclritls annual meeting
Nov. at the Willow Run Golf
Course inBoardman,
The following officers were
elected: President - Cv
Perkins. Hood River: Vice
President - Dave Hamlev,
Pendleton: Secretary - Hon
Clark. The Dalles: and Treas
urer - Clair Penners. The
Home Entertainment Center
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Dalles.
Scheduled play for 19K2 is as
follows: April 12 - Hood River
Golf Course: May 10 - La
Grande Country Club: June 14
Miltnn-Freewater Golf
Course: Julv 12 - Condon Golf
Course: Auk. 9 - Beacon Ruck
Golf Course. North Bonne
ville: Sept. 13 - McNary Golf
Course. Umatilla: and Oct. li
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jlik iiumers
don't favor
liiiiUeu entrj
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A majority of elk hunters do
not favor a full limited entry
procedure for future elk
hunting, according to remilts
of a questionnaire sent to a
random sample of IhnI year's
elk hunterR.
Paul Rhert. chief of re
search and development for
the Finn and Wildlife Depart
ment, said 0 questionnaire
was sent to 12.H4 hunters, or
nlmut to percent nf those who
purchased rifle elk tags last
season, The questionnaire
sough! their opinion on elk
hunter management strate-
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cooperative road closure pro
gram.
The questionnaire was sent
shortly after the Fish and
Wildlife Commission announ
ced lis intent to look seriously
at a system of limited entry to
control elk hunter numbers,
although enthusiasm for a
limited entry system and
"duality" elk hunting has
been expressed more oflen in
recent years at public hear
ings, this often does not
express the views of the
ma iot ity since It is usually the
most dedicated or enthusiastic
hunters who attend.
The questionnaire asked the
hunter to check one of three
proposals he would prefer or
to provide one of his own. The
opiums listed were:
1. A two hunt period hull elk
season as allowed during the
1981 season, with hunter
numbers limited in only four
units.
2. A two hunt period bull
season with hunter numbers
limiled statewide by unit
during the first period hunt
hut numbers during the Mrs!
period hunt but no limit on '
hunter numbers during the I
second period
3. A one period hull elk '
season with hunter numbers
limited statewide by unit.
4 Other.
Of the 3. 47 responses re
, ceived, 3!) percent selected the
system currently in use, 24
ercenl preferred a two criod '
hunt with limited entry on the
'first period only, and 22
percent favored a one period
statewide limited entry hunt.
The remaining 15 percent
' listed numerous comments
under the category of "other."
- The Dalles Country Club.
The group consists of golfers
from Beacon Rock, f Intuitu
Hills, Hood River, The Dalles,
Goldcndalc. Condon. Fossil.
Heppner. Echo, Boardman.
Umatilla. Millon-Freewaler.
Pendleton and I.aGnuulc
clubs, said Director Clint
McQuarrie of Hepner.
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