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Mustangs Bouncing buck from a Friday night defeat at the hands of Pilot Rock, the Heppner Mustangs downed Sherman Saturday, 71 61. "I thought we played an exceptional game," Coach Dale Holland Raid. CHpeciaily since the MuHtangs' Htandout center fi'5" Rohert Bier wag out with a knee Injury sustained in the Pilot Rock game. Holland said he played only Bix people In the game, alternating Mike Currin and Jeff Orr at center. "They both did a good Job," he Raid. But the real story of the game was the MuBtang guard's ability to control the gome. "(Dour) Holland and (Don I I-ott dominated the game," said Holland. Doug Holland scored a season high 2i points in the Sherman contest. "We beat them on the boards against a bigger ball club. And we played a much better ball game all around," Holland said. Sherman IK 13 10 2(1 r.l Heppner IB 22 14 l 71 FG FT RB F A TP J. Orr 1 F'orrar Currin 2 Lott 4 Holland 1 1 Murray 0 2 3 2 10 2 7 S 10 4 10 2 H 0 4 4 20 2 6 5 13 6 26 1 2 Hep 27 17 48 20 18 71 Sher. 24 13 30 20 R 61 League KtMitdinKB Won I.ONI Heppner Pilot Hock Weston-McEwen Stanfield Umatilla R - 1 Cards lose to Falcons, 49-57 IH MK HKI I.KI.ARl F The Cardinal varsity boys were defeated by the Wheeler i Falcons, 49 57 on Saturday night. The Cardinals led at the end of the first and third quarters but the Falcons had the advantage at the end. The Cardinals led by two points at the end of the first quarter as they sank 17 points. The Falcons jumped back in the second quarter as they sank 16 points to take a 28 - 31 half time lead. Craig Gutierrez had a hot hand in the third quarter as he scored 10 points to lead the Cardinals to a 46 - 39 third quarter lead. The Cardinals went cold in the last quarter as they only connected three points. The Falcons put in 18 points in the final quarter as Bill Maclnnes put in six free throws and one field goal in the final quarter. Gutierrez led the Cardinals with 14 points and nine rebounds, Donnie Taylor ad ded eight points and eight refunds. The Cardinals had two other players score in double figures, Tim Patton with 13 and Jeff Hams with 12 points. lone U J. Hams 5 23 12, Taylor 3 2-4 8, Patton 6 11 13, Gutierrez 5 4-6 14, Starr 0 2-2 2, Morter, C. Hams Wheeler (57) S. Asher 5 3-6 13, Steiwer 5 0-0 10, Wimer 2 2-4 6, M. Asher 10-0 2, Maclnnes 2 8-tt 12, Hubbell 2 0-0 4, Marler 4 2-4 10 MAHTI S I j K COSTLY Nf m V LEAKS! : ShAI. YOUR HOMf f W!M I CAULK "N" SEAL f.-Hidrt 4,11 vmx-wt v.,,iyr. f,lWlNH tll- IK AM"' Ml ! wL OU WrfnllMtMr lit' te I 4 C Rietmann's Hardware bounce baclc, down Sherman .LJL u iv. mm mm- mm ' '. v 4 !r " 'wrtn if hvf c h A v . i ' V 1 L , " photo by Michelo Portmann Dorian Fomir leapt high against Sherman, while Jeff Orr(20) looks on. Card girls win 1st league victory By MK'IIKI.I.K I.AIU'K Michelle Laltue and Tarn my Holts combined for 25 points to lead the Cardinals to their first league victory as they defeated Wheeler 37 - 34 The Cardinals took the lead in the first quarter 8-4. The Cardinals had a chance to move farther ahead but they missed six of eight chances from the free throw line (The Falcons came back to Cardinal boys defeated by Honkers in Big Sky action By MICHFI.I.F I.AIU'K The Cardinal varsity boys were defeated by the Arling ton Honkers 30 72 in Big Sky action Friday night. The Cardinals couldn't get the ball to drop in the basket as they were held to only three points in the first quarter. The Honkers took a demanding 3 -20 lead at the end of the quarter. In the second quarter Don nie Taylor scored eight points IT 6th Annual "ft 5 i Pink Out 2 Pnira Of Any Style, R - - J And Fay Only Women's Fashions Snow Boots J Airstep charm Step Bneezy Temptations Candies Bernardo Cowboy Boots Acme Sheyenne Larado Women's Fuzzy Slippers Ml. IUUTTT1V4 I li outwore the Cardinals by one in the second quarter and close their lead to 15 -12 at the half. .The Cardinals were out scored in the third quarter as Theresa McClure scored 12 of the Falcons 14 third quarter points. The Cards went into the final quarter with a one point lead. The Cardinals hit some valuable free throws in the final quarter as they out- for the Cardinals but the Cards were si ill held to 10 points in the quarter. The Cardinal defense held the Honkers to 16 points in the quarter, for a half time score of 13 - 36, The third quarter was the highest scoring one for the Cardinals as they it 13 points. The Honkers capped their victory in the final quarter when they scored 23 points to take a victory over the Cardinals. Start Mon., Feb. 15 For The Most Expensive! scored the Falcons by two to lake a victory ' lone Ct'i Dohcrty 2 0-0 4. Hill 0 :t-4 3. Holtz5 2-5 12.I.aRuefi 1-6 13. McEHigott. Morter 1 0-3 2. Palmer 0 3-7 3. Taylor. Fetsch Wheeler ( 34) McClure 7 2 -3 16. Garcia 1 0-0 2. Maclnnes. VanScooll 3 5 9 11. Hanna. Burch. Johnson 2 0-2 4. Rulicn 01-2 1. T. VanScooll 0 0-1 0 lone ctii) J. Jams 2 1-3 5. Taylor 6 2-2 14. Patton 2 1-2 5. Gutierrez 1 0-1 2. Starr 00 1 o. Morter 1 0-1 2. C. Hams 1 0-2 2, Leavitt. Meyers, Padberg Arlington (72) Anderson 2 4-10 8. McCauley 7 2-5 16. C. Bittinger5 0-0 10. S.Bittinger 2 3-6 7. Pemberton 2 4 4 8. Proctor 5 2-3 12. 'Hughes 1 1-2 3. W est 0 2-2 2. Holt (I 0-1 0. N. Bittinger 1 0 1 2. Gronquist 2 0 0 4 Men's Women's & w Youths in Leather & Rubber 5 Moon Boots Nylon Tops J Red Wing Men's one style no. 948 insulated Mustangs game of season The Heppner Mustangs dropped their first game of the season last Friday, losing to Pilot Hock. 64 - 78. "Pilot Rock played their best game of the season, and turnovers hurt us pretty bad." Mustang Coach Dale Holland commented Heppner turned the ball over 15 times to Pilot Rook's six. The Mustangs were in the game until the middle of the third fruarter when (be Hock--ets pulled away. Heppner's offense was dealt a setback in the third period when the Mustangs 6'5" cen ter Robert Bier went down in a pile and had to leave the game with a knee injury. Bier's injury apparently isn't serious. He suffered a bruise under the knee cap which may hold him to limited play in this weekend's games. A big factor in the loss was also the Mustang's inability to dominate the boards, as they have in the past. "Pilot Rock outrebounded us." Holland said, "and they are the only team to do that this year." Pilot Rock pulled down 40 rebounds in the contest, while the Mustangs managed onlv 36 The Mustangs' Dorian For rar had another good offensive game, scoring 26 points, while the onlv other Heppner plaver to score in double fieures was Bior with 12 before leaving the fame with injwrv Ui I'll 17 I'l 20 Ifi 12 IS IX 25 PC, FT R F TO TP J Orr 10 2 2 2 2 WE HAVE A ME W LOOK, Our remodeling is completed in the lounge. Come in and take a peek at our new look AMD A MEW M EMU TOCD! THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS Wed. Feb. 10 Ham steak dinner wsoup 3.93 Sloppy Joes wbean soup -3.00 Thurs. Fb 11 Salmon Loaf wsoup 4.00 Reuben San. wbeef barley soup... 3.00 FrI. Feb. 12 Fresh Oysters price to be announced) Grilled Ham&Cheese San w clam chowder 2.93 FREE POOL& SHUFFLEBOARD SUNDAYS The Heppner GaieUe-Time. Heppner, Oregon, Thursday. February n, 1982 FIVE drop first Forrar 12 2 8 5 6 26 i Currin 2 0 3 3 1 4 ltt " 1 6 7 2 1 Bier 6 0 10 3 1 12 Holland 4 0 4 2 1 8 : Murray. 2 0 2 2 1 4 j Heppner 28 : Hep. 28 8 , 36 19 15 64 P it. 30 18 40 15 6 78 lone Gty Council meets lone City Council met for a regular monthly meeting on Tuesday. February 2. A motion was passed through the council to hold the city's Annual Spring Cleanup on March 26 and 27 in conjunction with the lone Garden Club. 1 y meks nJEfl! fTj I BLiUiiamaaL I lT- MY. . . . . fci f1' Now that I've got your attention, I'd like to introduce you to gome terrific values, JIM ACKLEY'S POST-DEPRESSION SALE 1200 sq. ft. commercial building, totally wired and insulated, with paneled office area and baseboard heat. Also has hearth and flue for wood stove installation. Suitable for business or offices. See inside to appreciate I'll take a tremendous loss but must sell. $10,000. Morantz turntable, $100. Turntable mixer, $75.00. Profes sional lighting equipment perfect for tavern or performer, over $1500. retail - will sell for $650. Portable typewriter, perfect for young student, $50. Mimeograph machine, $35. Call 676-5591 or leave a message at the high school. with Valentine Shorts ir r vfe & iSriejs 6c ifoxers Valentine Socks Mon. f. is Meat Loaf wsoup,. Egg Salad san w veg beef soup 2.73 Tugs Fob. i6 Mexican Food Taco Burger w potato soup 2.73 Our Menu Specials Will be announced weekly-so watch for it. MEW HOURS OPEN 24 HOURS EVERYDAY except Sun. & Mon. o o tw L KDNE 422-721 1
