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FJGHT-The Heppner Gaiette-Tlmes, Heppnr, Oregon. Thursday. December 17. 1881 Mustangs come away with two more in win column Cards defeated by Huskies. 29-64 Vikings defeat lone t ;. 1 1 ! - s Hi'' PA I - i $"- . ... : , , - w. v-:v- -"i I .4. ' ' ........ 3 r - - -i 7 1 X jfl , V' p' P fc V l r X y. I X v. I r; .: .1 i -l , k - i? r ( M (&si&s ( rx , I , x - 1 BvMICIIKI.I.FI.AIU'K Tho lono varsitv hoys trnveled lo Sherman Co. on Friday, Dwrmber 11. The Cardinols were defeated bv )ho Huskies 29 - 64. The Huskies jumped out to an R - 15 first quarter lead. The Cardinals were held to seven points in the second Oimrter as the Huskies took a 15 2i lead into the locker room at the half The Cardinal defense couldn't control the Huskv offense as Ihev sank 19 points in the third quarter lo make the score 40 - l) The Huskies finished the Hamo by scoring 16 points in the fourth quarter to make the final score 2(1 64 f)onnie Tnvlor led the Car dinals with nine points and 10 rebounds. lone J: Tnvlor 2 S-R 9, fiutierrez S 0-0 6. Schmidt .1 2-3 fl. Morter I 0-0 2. Lenvitt 1 0-1 2. Movers 1 0-1 2. Hams Sherman Cn. 61: S Kase hori? :i 4-4 lo. .lustesen o :i-4 X Mohlov 7 0-0 14 T Coles R 1-1 17. Connor :i O-o K. Nerdin 1 0-0 2. Waikins :1 o-o fi. Hnchanon 1 0-0 2. M Coles I 0 0 2, Hein t n o 2 C Kaseheri! 0 0-1 1 Hirri llui.'hes. Beers Umatilla Vikings fall to defeat for 2nd time IVvMK IIKI I .KI.ARl'F On Saturdnv, nee. 12 the Cardinals met the Umatilla Vikins for the Recond time this year. The Cardinals were defeated 51 - 61. The Cardinals staved riht with the Vikins in the first quarter as they were only out scored by one point 12 - 13. Craig Gutierrez scored 11 points in the second quarter to keep the Cardinals within two points at the half 20 - 31 The Vikincs came out in the third quarter to pain some crouod ns thev oulscored the Cardinals bv six points. The score al the nd of the quarter w as 40 4H Tho Cardinals Bot into foul trouble as thev had three starters foul out In the fourth quarter. The Cards were oulscored by two points as the Vikinus took a 51 - 61 victory. Crnii! (iutierrer. led the Cardinals with 23 points. Crai Hams had nine re bounds for the Cardinals. The Cardinals were without starter Tim Potion because of Illness. lone 51: Tnvlor 4 (( II, C.ulierre 10 3-4 23, Schmidt 2 3-4 7. Morter 2 IWI4, Hams I 3-5 5, I.eavitl 1 2 3 4. Movers. I'adhera I ninlllln lit: Fppeubach 6 9-10 21. Fallot! 2 0-1 4. Conforlh 3 2-5 fl. Cuellas 1 (1-0 2. Hurl 4 7 - 15. nornan 1 1-13. 1.indlev 1 O il 2. Scaplehorn 3 0 2 6 Wnlie-hurst Heppner frosh lose to Umatilla The Heppner freshman team lost to the Urtiatilln Vikinns in A close one. 20 24 last Thursday. Dec. 10. Top reboiinder for the game was Todd Miller with nine. Miller was also on lop In tho scoring deportment with 10 points. Also scorliiR In the game were David Green, Kevin Kennison. Ron Doherty. Cam Oortfo and Bobby Harris nil milking two points npieoe, Heppner Conch Punno Nelf fer said the "team had a little trouble working nRiiinst zone defense." "Bier goes high for two against Condon. The Heppner Mustang var sity team came away with two more in the win column last weekend, after defeating Con don 81 - 60. at Condon Dec. 11. and 71 - 57 in a rematch at Heppner Dec. 12. "We beat them mainly by j dominating the boards." said s Mustang Coach Dale Holland. ; And indeed they did control the backboards. In game number one played at Condon, the Mustangs out-rebounded the Blue Devils more than two to one. 71 to 30. with forward Dorian Forrar and guard Dale Holland both gathering 12 apiece. Jeff Orr and Don Lott brought in 11 rebounds each. Heppner did very well in the scoring department too in the first game, making 37 of 79 attempts from the field for a 47 percent shooting average. "We did very well on our fast break." Holland said of both games. "We dominated the boards and got the ball out well on the outlet pass." Mustangs jumped out to an 18 to 8 lead at the end of the first quarter, and it was never really close after that. Dorian Forrar scored 12 of his team high 22 points in the first quarter to pace the Heppner squad. At the end of the half the Mustangs lead 38 to 21. and at the end of the third period they were up 63 to 37. Heppner 18 20 25 IS 81 Condon 8 13 Ifi 23 fill In the second game with Condon. Heppner again domi nated play on the backboards, and ran their fast break well to come awav with the victory, this time 71 to 57. The game was plaved in Heppner Dec. 12. "Condon plaved a better game when thev came here." said Head Coach Dale Hol land. The Blue Devils plaved good enough to lead the Mustangs 14 to 13 at the end of the first period. "We pulled awav in the second half, mainlv because of "flus Ckristmos, Give -HBO Entertainment' 24WoufsADay. photo by Michele Porhnonn In game number one the just good balance, scoring and dominating the boards." Hol land commented after the game. The score at the end of the half was 32 to 23 in favor of the Mustangs. "Don Lott scored nine of his 20 points in the third quarter We put the aamo out of reach in the third quarter." said Holland The score was 38 to 52 in favor of the Mustangs at the end of the third period Allhouch Heppner looked good in rebounding and of fense in bolh games. Holland savs thev can still use a little more improvement on de fense "I think we could have plaved belter defense in both games " F'rank Bowman was high scorer again for Condon in the second game, racking up a total of 25 points Joe Snvder was second for the Blue Devils wilh 11 points. Heppner 13 I!) 20 l!l 71 ( nndon II 9 15 19 57 l Ml( lll'l I F I HIT The Cardinal I'ivI defeated the 1'matill.i Viktn !' second time thi vear -!7 on Saiurdav nti'ln The Cardinals were led h T.io'tm Holt7 who scored 1" iw.it'K in the game. The Cardinals iunuwit n' t" take a 10-4 first quarter lead The Cardinals maintained their lead throughout the i" ' half as thev led K. " " halflime. The Cardinals lost momentum in the third wi-n-er as Ihev were held In I""1 points and gave up 14 to the Vikings This put the f'.-inh nals down bv throe. ?n - V- " starl the fourth quarter The Cardinals came roarine back in the fourth quarter led hv Holly who scored seven of her 15 points in the final quarter. The Cardinals sank 17 points in the last quarter lo take a 37 - 29 viclorv over the Vikings. Holt grabbed 12 rebounds for the Cardinals, five of them being offensive. lone 37: Holtz71-4 15. Hill 2 4-7 R. IxiRue 1 3-8 5. Palmer 1 i 3-1 1 5. Fetsch 1 0-0 2. Morter 1 1 0-2 2.Joherty. McFlliEolt I matilla 29: Sheets 2 fi ll 10. I.eeson 2 0-0 4. Fackrell 2 The almond is a mem ber of the same family as the apple, peach and cherry. It developed into a nut instead of a fruit. At some time its pit was found to be good to eat. fi ! I fry- i iPpiN Starting in January 1982. HIK)' b expanding to 24 hours a day. 7 days a wetk. Thais 24 hours of all tiw great HolJyworjd movies, sports and specials you love to watch only more o (item . Movies like Ordinary 1'eople. Kramer y& Kranieraiid AU.lTMt.fouac-Action-packed sports events likr Norton vs. Cooney championship boxing, And dazzling specials lliai include todays biggest stars In live concert perlorniaiu-rs likeClier, fclton John and iJionne Warwick. 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