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Heppner W asco. Co., 63-46 i ' ; ; ) W 4 ' i Lr (U, LJi 0 Mike Currin goer high By ;i FAN SMITH Friday, Jan. 5, the Heppner Mustangs stayed home to rap tun a solid win over the Wasco Co Kedsides. fit 40 Although the Mustangs suc reeded in defeating Wasco by ,i 17 point spread, Head Couch lirertt Kggers was not pleased. "We didn't play with a lot of intensity, which is needed in any type of game, easy or h;ird Hut even though we di(lnt play well, we won." It was a close game in the beginning but Heppner suc Mustangs lose battle with Huskies, 43-71 nvtii i:n smith The Heppner Mustang bas ketball team traveled to Sherman Co, Saturday. Jan. 6 and lost to the Huskies by a wide margin, 4.1 71.. Head Coach Brent Kggers commented that it was their worst game of the season. The game was one that both teams needed to win to slay in play-off action. Unfortunately it was the Huskies who domin ated the game. "Sherman was fired up and we were flat." Kggers stated. "We lost it in the first quarter being down 18 - 5 at the end of the first. We had no intensity. We also had no offense exec timi at a!!, showing no pa tience at all." be explained. The Huskies shot 61 percent from the field while the Mus tangs only shot 27 percent. The Mustang defense tried to shut down two brothers on the Sherman team. Tod and Mark Coles, who were excel lent players, but they failed, allowing them to earn 20 points and 17 points respec tively. Kggers was not pleased, stating "our own defense was terrible. We needed to stop them (the Coles) from getting inside but we just couldn't and they killed us." Coach Kggers complimen ted Mike Currin and Shane I.aughlin ' on their perfor- K' i T t vr rrrrrrrrrrr i t i t r Today's Happenings are Tomorrow's History Send in your family's stories, anecdotes, history: A Permanent Record of Yesterday and Today for Tomorrow, The Morrow County Historical Society Book captures over defender ceeded in breaking it open in the third quarter, helping to clinch a victory. "We had a good third quarter." Kggers commented. "Mainly off our press and fast breaks." The Mustangs did succeed in only committing 12 fouls, achieving a new low. Foul trouble has been a constant thorn in the Cager basketball team' side, but even as one problem is overcome another one pop up. Now. lack of intensity seems to be a major problem, "We knew we were the better mance in the game. While the Mustangs are still mathema tically In possible district action, Kggers considers them out of the league. Coming up, Heppner clashes wilh the Weston-McEwen at Athena on Friday night at 7:30 p m KUMA radio station of Pendleton. AM 1290. FM 107, will broadcast the game. The Mustangs will meet the Stan field Tigers on Saturday at home at 7:30 p.m. Neither game will be easy for the Mustangs. Weston-McEwen has as much talent as any team in the league while Stan field has really been develop ing as a team, being able to lead Pilot Rock (the league leaders I by six points with two lone junior high girls lose By ASHLEY C'ONKLIN The lone junior high girls lost their second game in a row last Thursday, Feb. 3, to the Arlington Honkers, 39 - 20. The red birds now stand 3 - 5, wilh two games remaining this season. In the opening quarter, Ar lington put five ponts through the basket while the Cardinals added four. The second stanza was a point production of six points by both teams. The Honkers' intermission lead was 11 to 10. iTmrrr win over Photo by Jon MitchU team." F.ggers said "so we didn't work as hard. It is nice to get a win that is not a one pointer." he concluded. STATISTICS KG FT K T (rrgOrr 2 Tom Huston 2 Mark Way 2 .FeffOrr 12 Mike ( in r ln J Frit Thompson I Marty Britt 5 KmlCole I Heppner 2!t Wasco Co. 20 4 6 5 2B 8 2 10 2 63 46 minutes left in the game. "If I can convince the play ers of it, I know we can win. We don't have any easy games but I hope we have enough pride to end the season on a good note." Kggers said. statistics FG FT It T (IregOrr 12 0 4 Tom Huston 10 12 Mark Way 10 12 JeffOrr 3 3 II 9 Mike Currin 6 .1 7 15 Fl ic Thompson 0 I I I Marty Britt 2 I 0 5 Hod Cole 0 I I I Shane I.aughlin 2 0 2 4 Heppner 16 i I 26 43 Sherman Co. 27 17 0 71 Arlington exploded for 17 points in the third period, lone only got six, all of them by Patty McKlligott, as the Hon kers led 28 - 16. Cara Bittinger kept up the Arlington pace in the fourth quarter, scoring 10 of their 11 points: the Cards, however, contributed four, to make the nencluding count 39 to 20, Arlington's favor. Ione's Patty McKlligott had 1(5 points and Deena Hams and Jill Conklin each provided two. Cara Bittinger of the Honkers led all scorers with 23 G2i HI SrJ Bowling W News Dime A Dozen February 07 Won Lost No. Four No. Two No. Seven No. Three No. Five No. Eight No. Six No. One 13 7 12'2- 7 Mr 12 8 11 - 9 10 -10 9 -11 8M-llMi 5 -15 Billie Doherty 5-7; Splits: Dave Denton 5-7; Tom Wilson 5-7-8: Gene Doherty 5-8-10. High game: Nancy Spivey -186 and Darrell Padberg -195. High series: Nancy Spivey 477 and Dave Denton - 502. High team game: No. Four -805. High team series: No. Four 2.213. Koffee Kup Keglers February 3 Won - Lost M.C.G.G.No.2 18 - 2 NewComers 14 - 6 No-Pin Hitters 12 - 8 Gutter Dusters 10 -10 HiHo's 10 -10 The Dregs 8 -12 Three Holers 5 -15 ThePytts 3 -17 High game: Linda Schultz 202. High series: Linda Schultz 545. . Splits: Carol Taylor 4-5; and Judy Rickert 5-7. Kparetimers February 1 Won Lost I,es Schwab 19 - 5 Coast to Coast 15 - 9 V&G Tavern 15 - 9 Peterson's 14 -10 Sears 12 -12 M.C.G.G. 10 -14 Central Market 7 -17 Gardners' 4 - 20 LoRayne Bowman bowled a high game of 242 which con sisted of seven strikes and four spares. She also bowled a high series of 583. Thursday Night Ladies February 3 Won Lost Kinzua B P.O E. No. 358 M&R Ray Boyce Ins. C B E C . Inc. Bucknum's Cole's B &C Repair 17 14 11 11 9 6 6 6 - 3 - 6 - 9 - 9 -11 -14 -14 -14 Splits converted: Bebe Munkers 3-10: Gayle Gutier rez and Yvonne Lovgren 5-10; Cathy McCabe 4-5-7; Katie McRoberts 6-7-10; and Karen Palmer 4-7-10. High game: Leann Rea -184. High series: Yvonne Lov gren - 471. Planning Comm. meeting cancelled A Heppner City Planning Commission meeting sched uled for Monday, Feb. 14, has been cancelled, announced chairman Dick Bigelow. The next regular meeting will be held Monday, March 14. second in a row points. Arlington connected on 3 of 7 shots from the foul line for 42.9 percent. The Cardinals were zro for one, zero percent. lone will finish the season at Echo on Thursday, Feb. 10, and at Condon, Saturday, Feb. 12. Both games start at 1:30 p.m. STATISTICS VALENTINES SPECIAL 2 fori Ham or Chicken Fried Steak Don't forget our Sweethearts Dance Saturday, Feb. 12, 9p.m. - 2a.m. JAGutl vinm i CAFE & LOUtlGE Fillies lose to Wasco ' 4. Pam Orr takes shot RyU'lN'DI MITCHELL The Heppner Varsity girls played Wasco Co. at Heppner last Friday and lost 26 42. The Heppner Fillies got off to a slow start with a score of 6 - 13. In the second quarter the Redsides pulled away from Heppner bringing tne score to 19 - 11. In the third quarter, Wasco jumped way out in front of the Fillies. With a score of 34 -15. JV Fillies take loss ByWIXDI MITCHELL The Heppner J V. girls' team played the Condon J.V. Girls at Condon last Tuesday, Feb. 1. Condon won by 10 points. 31 - 41. Coach Howe said the game started out slow. The score was 6 - 9. In the second quarter, the Heppner Fillies got their act together but Condon still out scored them. 16 - 12. In the third quarter, the Fillies didn't play up to their poten tial. The score was 20 - 29. . In the fourth quarter Hep pner was doing much better, but Condon was winning with a score of 31 -41. ' STATISTICS 1 2 3 4 T Heppner 6 6 8 it 31 Condon 9 5 15 12-41 (no further stats available) Ostomy Assoc. to meet Feb. 10 The Pendleton Blue Moun tain Chapter of the United Ostomy Association will meet Thursday, Feb. 10, 7:30 p.m., at St. Anthony Hospital audi torium in Pendleton. Dr. Jerry Sobotta will be guest speaker for the evening, said an association spokes person. His topic will be "Drugs and the Ostomate." All area ostomates are wel come fo attend, the spokes person said. Arlington 5 6 17 'I --39 lone 4 6 6 6-20 Arlington - Bittinger 23, Jones 5, Barret 4, J. Sharp 4, Gronquist 3. lone - MrElligott 15. Hams 2. Conklin 2. FC.M FTM FTA PF Arlington 18 3 7 8 lone 12 0 1 8 k m The Heppner Oazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, February 10, 1983 SEVEN vl Wioio by Jon Mitchell against Wasco In the fourth quarter. Hep pner's Fillies werre trying their hardest to make a come back, but Wasco led. 26 - 42. STATISTICS Murray 9. Orr 5, Padberg 5, Payne 5. Woodside (Wasco Co) 2. I 2 3 4 T Heppner 6 5 10 5-26 Wasco 13 6 15 8-42 The Fillies will meet Wes-ton-McEwen there Friday night and Stanfield at Heppner on Saturday. Both games be gin at 6 p.m. ' 1 Have a colorful '83 with0a KODAK disc Camera Kodak KODAK cfec 4000 Camera o Ultra-compact. Technology so advanced you press one button, the camera does the rest. o Automatically flashes whenever you need more light. 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