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KIOHT- The Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, April 8, 1982 Mustangs The Heppner Mustangs opened the 1982 baseball season playing five games in the week, winning two, losing two and having one called for darkness. "We've shown we can score runs, but our pitching hasn't come around yet," said Mus tang Coach Dale Holland, Heppner track season opened Saturday The Heppner High School track team opened the 1982 spring season short on num bers but found talent and depth at the Condon Invita tional at Condon last Satur day. "We scored in every event we were entered in, except one. and in some events had two individuals place," said coach Dale Conklin. The end result was the girls team placed second in an 11-team field. "Competition wasn't as great as it has been in past years at Condon, but our Cardinals T 111 XllVllUUUiltll By MK'HEI.I.E I. ARTE In the first track meet of the year the Cardinal boys finish ed third with 57 points in the Condon Invitational, on Satur day. The Cardinals got a first place from Denny Starr in the discus with a throw of 112 feet. Siarr also placed fourth in the javelin with a toss of 113'8-V. Craig Hams finished second in th" lone jump with a leap of WH1 1' Hams placed fourth in the triple jump with a jump of Wl and sixth in the 200 mefer dash in a lime of 25. Tim Patton finished with two fourth places, one in the high jump with a jump of 5'10" and the other in the 1500 meter run in a time of 4:58.4. Howard Leavitt placed fifth with a jump of 5'8" in the high jump. Donnie Taylor finished second in the 110 meter hurdles in a time of 18:02 The Cardinals finished third Hep. High golfers lost in dual meet The Heppner High Boys and Girls Golf Team participated in a dual meet last Thursday April 1 at Willow Run in Boardman. The Riverside boys won. 309 to 342 as did the Riverside girls. 181 to 203. 'The girls golfed nine holes-, the boys eighteen). Low for Heppner and medal ist of the meet was last year's .state qualifier Don Lott with a 65. over par. Low for Hep pner 's girls was Lorri Day with a 45. Both Don and Lorri lead a youthful varsity team this year with Don and Lorri being the only seniors The rest of both the boys and girls varsity squads consist of three sopho mores and a freshman. The girls team was led last year by state qualifier Lottie tnighlin who graduated. HS Rodeo team 2nd in Eugene On Thursday and Friday. April 1 and 2, the Heppner High School Rodeo team competed in Eugene and returned with the following results: Boys: Jack McQuire, third in calf roping: Marty Britt, third in Bulldogging; Don Kindsfather. second in bull dogging and third in team roping - Lindsay Claver; Cliff Dougherty, second team rop ing - Scott Skramstad. Girls: Tara Mahoney, fifth in goat tying, sixth in pole- Parents' class set Apr. 14 Expectant Parents class will begin Wednesday, April 14. Chris Adleman, R.N. is instructor Class will be held at Heppner Junior High School open baseball season "and we were a little weak in outfield play." Holland said John Murray, who has hit three home runs in five games. J. Hays. Doug Holland and Doug Collins are showing they can hit the ball well. Tuesday. March 30: SUnfield 21OSZ01-655 traeksters. to a person, per formed very, very well," Conklin said. "One thing that really helped was the fact that all of our runners were in good shape." High point performer was Mary Kincaid who placed second in the high jump and the 300-meter hurdles, was fifth in the long jump, and with Janelle McElheny. Jodi Pad berg and Stephani Payne won the 440-yard relay in :55.2. Padberg also placed second in both distance races U500 meter and 3000-meter), just missing the school record at finish third , in the ifioo m?ter relay with a time of 4:12 8fi. The relay team consisted of I.eavitt. Patton. Hams and Tavlor. Other hoys participating hut not placing were Mike Dong las in the 1500 and 3000 meter runs. Donnie Doherty in the shot put. Scott Barnett in the javelin, and Randy McCabe in the discus. Margaret Doherty had 20 points for the Cardinal girls as she placed second in the 200 meter dash in a time of 28:01. Doherty placed third in the 100 meter dash (her time was 13.38) and third in the 400 meter dash in a time of 1:05. Michelle LaRue competed in the discus and javelin but didn't place. The Cardinals' next action will be the Morrow County Invitational at Umatilla on Saturday. April 10. Coach Duane Neiffer is quite pleased with this years turnout of eighteen golfers adding that "We're young but we have kids showing some real enthusiasm this year and we hope to be much more competitive by district time." Individual scoring went as follows : Heppner Varsity Boys - Don Lott - 65. David Green - 90. Eric Thompson - 82. Jon Mitchell - 87, Pat Struthers -93. Heppner Varsity Girls - Lorri Day - 45, Anne Mc Laughlin - 53, Jodi Matteson -52. KnsMn Polzen - 53, Carla Miles - 56. Boys and Girls JV's - Kris Fishburn -63. Renee Struthers - 57, Rod Cole - 84. Darrel Miles - 96. Matt Clark - 100. Dennis Warren - 131. bending, and fifth in cow cutting. Trisha Mahoney. fourth in breakaway roping and eighth in cow cutting. Also on the team and attending from Heppner High School Rodeo Club were: Bridgett Greenup. Steve Cur rin, Mike Currin, and Earl Hammond. Scott Skramstad, Milton Freewater, was Ail-Around Boy and Ail-Around girl was Tina Cook of Redmond. John Day received team trophy for first and Heppner was second. Music Room, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Anyone wishing to join the class should contact Chris Adleman, 676-5196. Is Heppner 0002 I 03-6X3 Batteries: Grogan and Pratt: Connor, Murray 3. Holland fi. and B Way called after seven innings - darkness. Base hits Heppner: Singles - none. Doubles - Hayes 2, Triples -none. Home runs - Murray. RBI's - Haves. Murray 2. the shorter race. Payne com peled in a very strong field in both too and 2(H) meter dashes and placed fourth and also placed third in the long jump with a jump of 1-4-6' . McElheny also place fourth in the 100-meter hurdles and was fourth in the uno-meter hurdles. Also placing for the girls was Lisa Wilson who finished fifth at 1500 meters and fifth in the 3.IMH) meters. Wes Marlatt led the hoys with a second place finish in the shot put and third in the discus. Duane Garrett broke his pole on the first attempt in the pole - but managed a third Heppner High golfers begin season The Heppner Boy's Golf team went to Riverside Satur day. April :t to the Boardman Invitational, a four way meet with Riverside. Milton-Eree-water. and Hermiston Even with the blustery winds and cool temperatures Randv Dodd of Mac High carved out a fi8. on the par 02 Willow Run Course Mar High Boys won the meet with a 293 . followed by Hermiston with 307. with Heppner and River side tying at 342 Low for Heppner was Dun Wk "'mi i, ,11,1 r" it mm""0 1 1 mmmmmmmammmmmtmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmmmnt.mn. n m t It IP ' .11 nut with 5 games, win 2 Stolen bases - Groshens, Holland. Haves, B. Way. Sunday. April 3 - Wahtonka Invitational Heppner nsnooo-H to I Wiihtnnka OI0202O-S fi.'l Batteries: Murray. Holland 4. and B Way; Carver Barrett 2, and Buchner. Winning pitcher Holland: Losing pitcher Car- place finish with a borrowed pole. The Mustangs were to have competed at Umatilla on Tuesday hut inclement weath er forced cancellation of the scheduled five-way meet. Heppner w ill be on the track again this Saturday hosting the annual Morrow County Invitational at Umatilla. This meet, hosted by Heppner. lone and Riverside high schools is one of the most competitive meets held in eastern Oregon with Hi schools scheduled to compete, field events begin at U a m with running events starting at 12.30 p.m. l.ott with a 7fi and Erie Thompson with 82 Both the Heppner Boys and Girls host Enterprise and Riverside this Thursday. April 8 on their home course. Individual scoring went as IllllllWS Varsity: Don Lott - 70. Eric Thompson - 82. Hold Cole - 87. .Ion Mitchell - liw. David Green - 97 ,1 V s Pal Struthers - 92. Darrel Miles - 93. Dennis Warren - 129 o II' RADIAL 70 PI95R13 P205RU 613' 65" P2I5R14 P225RI4 70 73y P225RI5 P235KI5 75T I 78" RADIAL 60 P205R13 P225R14 64 71 87 P235RI4 P245RI4 74" 77" P235RI5 P275R15 79" 8970 Plus 2.08 to 30 FET and exchange with old tire off car ALSO AVAILABLE Drive a set 30 DAYS YOU'RE NOT COMPLETELY SATISFIED. RETURN THEM FOR FULL CREDIT. THE 'PERFECT 10' STEEL RADIAL The One Let Schwab Recommends 40,000 MILE WARRANTY Plus &A to 3.01 ver; Base hits Heppner: Singles - Hyatt. Groshens, Hayes. Murray, M. Way, R. Way , Con nor , Ha m m a n ; Doubles - none. Triples -Holland. Home Runs - Mur ray, RBI's Groshens, Hol land 2. Hayes. Murray 2; Stolen bases - Hayes. Saturday. April 3 -Riverside 03 00 4 00.7.11 lleppiicr 030003 0-K 12 Batteries: Pratt. Biasing ti. and Bjoevich; Connor. Hol land 5. and M. Way. Winning pitcher Pratt; losing pitcher Connor: Base hits Heppner: Singles - Holland. Hayes. Doubles - Holland. Triples - Connor. Home Runs none. RBI's - M Way. Connor. Stolen Bases - Groshens, Holland. Hayes. Saturday. April 3 -Heppner 3033 20 4 - 15 12 K Pilot Buck 2 4 3 0 0 2 x - 17 II I Batteries- M. Way. Holland 2. Hyatt 3. Murrav 4. and B Way: Carslans. Cassidy 3. and Snively. Winning Pitcher Car sions; losing pitcher M Way; Base Hit Heppner: Singles Hyatt. Holland 2. Hayes 2. Murray 2. Hammon, Doubles Connor. Hammon. Triples -Connor. Home Runs Murray. RBI's - Hayes. Hyatt. Murrav 4. Connor 3. Hammon 2. Stolen Bases - Holland. Haves 2. Murray. Monday. April 5 Heppner 1 3 1 1 0 2 3- 11 4 3 Stanfield 00.10220- 7 71! Batteries: Murray. Holland 5. and B Way; Grogan and Pratt. Winning pitcher Mur ray; losing pitcher Grogan; Base Hits Heppner: Singles Holland. Hayes 2. Connor. Doubles - none. Triples none. Home runs - none. RBI's - M Way. Holland. Hayes 2. Ham nun, Stolen Bases - M Way. Holland 2. Haves 2, Murrav TY) HURRY SALE y i 1 1 i r t i i I Mill MMa iuIiiliii.mhiwp., wwvfcjyz SERIES NON-RADIAL 70 SERIES A70X13 D70X14 45"1 4996 E70XI4 (70X14 51 79 5434 G70X14 H70XI4 5701 5791 G70XI5 H70X15 5846 6224 SERIES Plus '1.7V exchange to with JN 60 SERIES Outlined 185R13 195R14 205K14 215R14 6390 71 M 73M 73M 205R15 215R15 225R15 235R15 75 801 84rs 8901 FET and exchange with old tire Work day at The Willow Creek Country Club Is holding a work day Saturday, April 10. announced Hon Bowman of the club. 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