SIX The Heppner Gaiette-Tlmes.
Cardinal girls
By MICHELLE LARl'E
Tammy Holtz led the Cardi
nal girls to a victory as she
scored 16 points as the
Cardinals defeated the Condon
Blue-Devils 28 - 27.
The Cardinals were out
scored in the first quarter by
two points as the Blue-Devils
took an 8 - 10 lead.
In the second quarter the
two teams were evenly
matched as both teams scored
nine points each. The Blue
Devils went to the locker room
lone JV team meets
Condon, takes loss
By MICHELLE LARUE
The lone JV team was
defeated by Condon 16 - 27 on
Tuesday, December 15.
The Condon Blue-Devils
controlled the game as they
came out in the first quarter to
outscore the Cardinals 15 - 2.
The Cardinals held the
Blue-Devils to four in the
secpnd quarter but were only
able to put in two points for
themselves. The score at the
end of the half showed Condon
on top 4 - 19.
Spray Eagles
defeat lone
Bv MICHELLE LARUE
The lone JV team was
defeated 28 - 35 by the Spray
Eagles on Friday. December
18.
The Eagles took the lead in
the first quarter as they
outscored the Cardinals 5-2.
The Cardinals were again
outscored in the second quar
ter as Spray moved their lead
to seven points at the half, 8 -15.
The Cardinals kept up with
the Eagles pretty well in the
second half as they were
outscored by two in the third
quarter. The score showed
Spray on top 16 - 25 at the
beginning of the final quarter.
The Cardinals outscored the
Eagles in the last quarter but
were unable to catch the
Eagles as they were defeated
28 - 35.
lone 28: Padberg 2 0-4 4,
McElligott 3 0-0 6, Colvard 1
0-0 2. Ball 3 0-0 6, Doherty 2 0-0
4, Millman 3 0-0 6, Love 0 0-2 0,
Childers, Douglas
Spray 35: Davis 5 0-0 10,
Foster 6 2-2 14. Bouder 2 2-7 6.
Graham 1 0-1 2. Goodell 1 1-33.
Griffith
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Over 160 parents and children turned out Monday n:ght for the annual Cub Scout Christmas
dinner held at the Elks Lodge.
Awards and recognitions for work over the past year were presented to pack leaders, assistants
and others who had made the scouts successful in this area.
Pack leader Steve Peck was master of ceremonies for the event.
SfGED GBGOD
Have a happy holiday!
Iflorrovar Countybj
Uxington 9394221
Heppner. Oregon. Thursday.
defeat Condon Blue-Devils Heppner
with a two point lead at the
half, 17 - 19
The Cardinals came out for
the third quarter and out
scored the Blue-Devils 8 - 6 to
tie the score at 23 at the end of
the quarter.
The fourth quarter was
touch and go as the Cardinals
hit the front end of a
one-and-one free throw to end
the scoring at 28 - 27. The
Blue-Devils had four chances
to take the lead from the
charity strip but couldn't put
the ball in as they were
The Cardinals outscored the
Blue-Devils in the second half
but not enough to make up the
difference as the Cards were
defeated 16 - 27.
lone 16: Padberg 2 0-0 4.
McCabe 2 0-2 4. McElligott 1
0-02, Love 1 0-02. Doherty 1 0-0
2. Millman 1 0-2 2. Childers.
Colvard. Ball. Douglas
Condon 27: Brehaur 3 1-2 7.
Burns 1 0-0 2, L. Aamodt 1 0-0
2, Dyer 1 0-2 2, Durham 3 0-0 6,
Laney 3 0-2 6, D Aamodt 1 0-0 2,
Aaron. Thompson. Anderson
Bowling News
Thursday Night Ladies
, December 17
Won Lost
Gateway 35 'i-20 'a
Kinzua 31 - 25
Bucknum's 31-25
M&R 29'-26'
Columbia Basin Elec 29 - 27
Ray Boyce Ins. 27 - 29
Lebush 21-35
B&C 20-36
Splits converted: Lorrene
Montgomery 7-9 and Sandi
Hanna 5-7-8.
High game: Harriet Evans -186.
.
High series: Millie Hanna -514.
Sparetimers
December 15
Won
Lost
38-22
34-26
31-29
31-29
25-35
Sears
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handed the defeat.
Tammy Holtz had 10 re
bounds and Michelle La Rue ,
had eight for the Cardinals.
lone 28: Hill 1 0-1 2, Holtz 8 0-2
16, LaRue 1 3-7 5. Morter 1 2-2
4. Palmer 0 1-2 1. Doherty.
McElligott, Taylor. Fetsch
Condon 27 : Nix 3 2-3 8, Mof fitt
0-1 4. Putnam 0 7-8 7, Greiner 3
0-1 6, Huffman 0 0-2 0.
Boughton. Berray 1 0-0 2,
Goddard. Mallgren
Heppner Jr.
High defeats
Echo 53-45
The Heppner Junior High
eighth grade boys won their
second basketball game of the
season last Thursday, Dec. 17
against Echo 53 45.
The team now stands 2 - 1.
winning their first game
against Pilot Rock and suffer
ing their first defeat at
Columbia Junior High.
Boardman.
Coach Paul Stringer said of
the team "They are aggres
sive and team oriented. This
bunch of guys is enthusiastic
and have the desire needed to
be successful at this level."
Heppner's next game is at
Condon on Januarv 7.
Les Schwab 22 '.-37'.
Splits converted. Joan
McDonald 5-7 and Jo Petty
john 4-5.
High game: Jean Ball and
Tonya Jones - 179.
High series: Tonya Jones -481.
Koffee Kup Keglers
December 17
Won - Lost
Gutter Dusters
Weary Wives
Three L's
Hi Ho's
Three Holers
Newcomers
The Pytts
The Dregs
43-17
34-26
29-31
29-31
28-32
27-33
26-34
24-36
High game: Biliie Doherty -198.
High series: Judy Rickert -541.
High team game: Gutter
Dusters -601.
High team series: Gutter
Dusters 1602.
Splits: Leila Palmer - 2-7-10.
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n this land of plenty,
let us
celebrate Christmas
in warmth
and brotherhood.
HEPPNER
CHEVRON
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"This was the best game
I've seen in years." Coach
Dale Holland said when his
Heppner Mustangs had staged
a final period rally to stave off
Elgin 77 - 60 last Friday and
win the team's fourth straight
game of the season.
"They're big, really a good
ball club, and they're favored
Heppner JV team
defeats Hermiston
The Heppner junior varsity
boys basketball team im
proved its record to 2 - 1 by
defeating the Hermiston soph
omore team 63 - 50 in
Hermiston on Thursday, Dec.
17.
Heppner again utilized a
full-court press to its advan
tage, keeping it on most of the
game and getting 27 steals.
The Mustangs jumped out to
an early 8 - 0 lead before
Hermiston could call timeout,
but let the Bulldogs come
back, 16- l5afterone quarter.
However. Heppner pulled
away in the second quarter,
led 29-22 at the half, and were
never seriously threatened
again in the game.
Marty Britt led Heppner's
scoring with 20 points, follow
ed by Rod Cole with 14. and
Greg Orr with 13.
The Mustangs were outshol
from the field (.361 to .353).
but made 15 of 26 shots from
the free throw line for n 577
Condon Blue-Devils
varsity boys 57-36
BvMUIIKLI.F.LAHl'K
The Cardinal varsity boys
met the Condon Blue-Devils on
Tuesday. December 15. The
Cardinals were defeated 36 -57.
The Cardinals controlled the
Blue-Devils scoring attack in
the first quarter as they held
them to 10 points. The
Cardinals scored eight in the
quarter.
In the second quarter.
lone varsity boys
defeated by Spray
Bv MICHELLE LARl'K
The lone varsity boys were
defeated by Spray 34 - 48 on
Friday. December 18.
The Cardinals were out
scored in the first quarter as
the Eagels jumped out to a 4 -12
lead.
Spray's John Wight scored
10 of his 18 points in the second
quarter to lead the Eagles to a
10 - 32 half time advantage.
The Cardinals outscored the
Eagles in the second half but
not enough as they were
handed a 34 - 48 loss.
Craig Gutierrez led the
Cardinals with 15 points.
Donnie Taylor led the Cardi
nals in rebounds as he
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COactt says
to win their league," Holland
said.
The game was close, very
close until about six minutes
left in the game.
With Heppner ahead by only
five points. Elgin went into a
full court press, which proved
to be a mistake. Heppner
percentage. Hermiston made
six of its 10 foul shots.
Besides keeping their foul
total down to 15. the Mustangs
had their lowest turnover total
of the season with 12.
Heppner crashed the boards
for 53 rebounds, led by Orr and
Sid Kennedy with 12 apiece
and Cole with eight. Eric
Thompson had four assists
and Orr collected seven steals.
In the special rating system,
Orr led with 25. Cole had
18. Brill had 14. and
Kennedy had 13, said Hep
pner Coach Brent Eggers.
Heppner had its highest team
total ever at 73.
"With the exception of a
stretch in the first quarter, the
kids phiyed excellent hall,"
sail) Coach Brent Eggers.
"They couldn't handle our
press that was the difference.
Brill. Orr. Kennedy, and Cole
all plaved their host games of
the season "
Condon's Frank liauman
scored V! of his 18 points to
lead the Blue-Devils to an It -2H
half-time advantage.
Both teams came out for the
third quarter and scored 10
points apiece. The Cardinals
were outscored in the final
quarter by four points as the
Blue-Devils took a 36 - 57
victory over the Cards.
High scorer for the Cardi
nals was Donnie Taylor with
11 points, followed by Craig
Gutierrez with nine. Taylor
grabbed 12 boards.
The Cardinals shot 12 of 47 -26
percent from the field and
10 of 1 1 for 91 percent from the
line. Spray shot 24 of 61 - 39
percent from the field and 0
of 2 for 0 percent from the free
throw line.
lone 34: Taylor 2 2-2 6.
Gutierrez 7 11 15. Morter 1 4-4
6, Hams 11-2 3. Leavitt 1 0-0 2,
Meyers 0 2-2 2
Spray 48: Wight 9 0-0 18. S.
Dumler 20-0 4, R. Goodell 4 0-0
8. Conlee 2 0-0 4. M. Dumler 4
0-2 8, Britt 1 0-0 2. Foster 1 0-0
2. Graham 1 0-0 2. J. Goodell.
Davis. Bouder, Griffith
JMgin game vus oesi
cracked their press and run
off a string of 12 unanswered
points to put the game out of
reach.
"We moved the hall ex
tremely well, we got it down
court aiiti got the basket," said
Holland in praising the club.
"John Murray played his
lone girls
By MICHELLE LAHl'E
The lone girls were defeated
27 45 by the Heppner
Mustangs on Saturday night,
Dec. 19.
The Cardinals scored the
first four points of the game,
then didn't score the rest of
the quarter. The Mustangs
took a 4 - 9 lead into the second
quarter.
Sandra Ward had eight
points in the second quarter to
give the Mustangs a 12 - 25
advantage at the half.
In the third quarter the
Cardinals were outscored by
two points as they held the
Mustangs to eight points for
the quarter.
The Cardinals were out
scored by one in the last
quarter as the Mustangs took
defeat lone
had 10 rebounds to lead the
Cardinals in that department.
The Cardinals shot 13 of 48
for 27 percent from the field
and 10 of 20 for 50 percent from
the free throw line, Condon
shot 24 of 67 for 36 percent
from the field and nine of 16
for 56 percent from the line.
lone 36: Taylor 3 5-8 11,
Gutierrez 4 1-2 9. Schmidt 2 2-3
6. Morter 1 0-0 2, Hams 2 2 5 6.
Leavitt 1 0-2 2. Meyers.
Padberg
Condon 57: McLune 3 00 6.
Bauman 7 4-4 18. Snyder 4 2 2
10. Flatl 1 0-0 2. Weatherford 4
0-3 8. Durham 1 12 3, Brehaut
2 2-5 6. Rouska 2 0-0 4.
Thompson. Burns, Aamodt,
Boughton
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host game of the year, and
Dorian Forrar played n really
good game." Murray scored
1H points, and Forrar tallied 24
in the contest.
Holland also praised Robert
Bier who he said played a
"super" game,
meet Mustangs, defeat
a 27 43 victory over the
Cards.
lone 27: Hill 2 2 56, Holtz 1 0-2
2. I-iiHue 3 0-3 6, McElligott 2
0-0 4. Morter 1 0-1 2, Palmer 2
3-4 7, Doherty, Fetsch. 'Taylor
aid friends
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Heppner 10 24 21 22 77
Elgin H 23 HI H 60
Heppner's win over Elgin
Friday, and u win over lone
Saturday pushed Hoppnor's
record to 5-0 for the season.
The Mustangs faced Riverside
Tuesday night, and then
following a Christmas break;
head into league play.
Heppner 45: Orr I 0-0 2.
Kincald 5 89 Hi, S. Ward 6 0-1
12. McMinu 3 ()-() 6. Horgslrom
2 0-0 4, Day 1 1-2 3, Clement 0
2 2 2, Lindsay 0 0-1 0, Murray 0
(I I (1. Pavne. J. Ward
Wi sincerity wis oar many customm
every blessing of the season.
11 LAW)