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I'd by CralK Hams, the
lone novs' track loam finlmhcfl
furth at the Morrow County'
Invitational on Saturday,
April 9. with 61 points.
Hams won the long jump,
IcapinR 19'fl'V. and the triple
jump by leaping 40'6", setting
a new school record in that
event. The 4(K).meter relay
team of Howard Ix-uvitt, Don
Taylor. Hams and Tim Patton
placed fifth in 0:40.8.
Other winners for the Car
dinals were Patton In the high
lump, going 5'10", and Denny
Starr, throwing the discus
Ufl'7". Patton also was fifth In
the loo meters, turning In a
012.1 time and placed sixth In
the 200 meter dash In 0:24.5.
Starr also tossed the javelin
IW'l" but did not place.
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One school record and many
other fine results were
achieved by the lone thin
clads on Tuesday. April 5 in a
five-way meet at Umatilla
against Heppner, Riverside,
Stanfield and Umatilla. No
team scores were kept at the
meet.
Mike Douglas set a school
record in the 1,500 meter,
placing third in a time of
4:359 and breaking Todd
Stirrer's 1977 record of 4:36 6.
He also won the 3.000 meters
in 10.10 5 and ran on the
1 .60(-meter relay quartet with
Don Doherty. Brian Douglas
and Denny Starr who was fifth
in 4:125
Tim Patton and Craig Hams
had equally impressive days.
Patton won the high jump with
a 5'10" mark and the 100
meters in 0:11 8. He also took
second in the 200 meters
(0 25 1). and ran the anchor
leg on the winning 400 meter
relay, which included Howard
leavitt. Don Tavlor and
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High game: Jo Pettyjohn -
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High series: Joyce Winter -513.
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Leavitt was fourth in the
triplejump with 37'10'V;
sixth long Jumping, lB'l'V;
and sprinted 0:50.B in the 400
r meters.
Hurdler Taylor got a second
in the high hurdles in 0:18.0,
plus running the 300-meter
Intermediate hurdles in a
fl:4r.4 clocking, and high
jumping 5'2".
Handy McCabe got a sixth in
the discus by throwing It
IM'V.
Distance runner Mike
Douglas was fifth in the 3,000
meters with a time of 10:00.9.
In the 1.5(H) meters Douglas
ran 4:30.?. while Mark Meyers
ran 4: (51.6. Meyers ran a
2:18.2 for BOO meters.
Pole vaulters Darrin Pad
berg and McCabe did not cleur
opening height In the pole
vault.
Throwers Don Doherty and
Scott Rarnett put the shot
Hams, in 0:48.1.
Hams won the long and
triple jumps, jumping 20'5"
and 39'9" respectively. In ad
dition to the relay, he was
fourth in the 200. 0:25 8.
Two seconds and a third
were registered by Don Tay
lor. In the high and intermedi
ate hurdles times of 0: 18.0 and
0 45 5 were good for second.
Scaling 5'8". he was third in
high Jump.
Adding two more first
places was Denny Starr, tos
sing the javelin 162'0" and the
discus 1311". He put the shot'
37'3" but did not place.
Howard Ixavitt turned in
thirds in the long jump, leap
ing I8'3' i" ; in the triple jump
with a mark of 3710": and
was fourth with 0:57.3 in the
4'H) meters.
Getting a second in hte shot
put was Don Doherty. throw
ing 406". Also, he ran 0:14 0 in
the loo meters and long
lumped 158' i".
lone went 2 3 in the pole
vault with Darrin Padberg
vaulting 86" and Handy
McCi.be going B'O". McCabe
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Beverly Stengall 4 5-10.
BMCC
offers
class
Blue Mountain Community
College will be sponsoring a
Field Bird Identification class
in the Heppner area if 10 or
more people sign up for the
class, announced local BMCC
coordinator Nancy Brown
field. Instructor will be Steve
Brownfield. Cost for the
course will be $30.
Anyone interested in enrol
ling in the class should contact
Nancy at 676-5039 by Monday,
April 18. If she isn't available
to answer the phone, callers
are asked to leave a message
with her recording service.
don't delay.
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fourth at
37'eV and29'6V respective
ly. Parnett also threw the
javelin 109'4",
P'reshman Brian Douglas,
competing in the intermediate
hurdles and the 800, had times
of 0:48.3 and 2:16.8 respec
tively. lone will travel to Moro on
Apr il 16 for the 11 a.m. begin
ning of the Sherman County
Invitational and then to the
Condon five-way meet on
April 19, which begins at 4
p.m.
Boys' team results were as
follows: Wahtonka 118, Joseph
84. Enterprise, 71, lone 61,
Umatilla .36. Helix 34, Arling
ton 28. Pilot Rock 24. Weston
McEwen 23, Riverside 20,
Echo 17, Condon 10, Heppner
7. Wheeler County 1, Spray,
Stanfield, and Wasco County
0.
record
finished third in the discus
with 10410" and fifth in the
javelin. 1090"; and threw
34 V'in the shot put.
Padberg dashed 0:28.5 in the
200 and hurdled the 300 meter
intermediates in 0:54.5.
Earning two thirds, Brian
Douglas had a 0:50.3 and a
2:20 1 clocking in the interme
diates and 800 meters respec
tively. Mark Meyers was fourth in
the 800. running 2:20.4 besides
long and triple jumping 1610"
and 33'10". which was good for
sixth place.
Thrower Scott Barnett
heaved the discus 940". the
javelin 79'0". and the shot
314'i".
Coach Gordon Meyers said
one reason for the excellent
performances was the good
weather.
lone will travel to Moro on
Saturday. April 16. for the
Sherman County Invitational
beginning at 11 a.m.. and to
Condon on Tuesday. April 19.
for a five-way meet beginning
at 4 p.m.
W.C.C.C. men to play
in Boardman Sunday
This Sunday. April 17, the
Willow Creek Country Club
men will travel to Boardman
to play an inter-club tourna
ment with the men at Wilson's
Willow Run Golf Course at
2nd Little League
A second Little League try
outs and workday will be held
Saturday. April 16 at the Little
league field in Heppner. Try
outs are scheduled to begin at
10 a m.. with workday activi
ties to start immediately after
tryouts are finished.
These second tryouts are'
designed to permit those
youngsters who were unable
to attend the first tryouts an
opportunity to participate.
Anyone that did try out on
April is encouraged to come,
but it is not mandatory that
they try out again, said a
league spokesperson.
All parents, coaches and
Little League players are
requested to assist with put
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HHS girls
The Heppner girls' track
team was edged out of first
place by a strong Joseph girls
team at the Morrow County
Invitational track meet at
Umatilla last Saturday, but
the local thinclads turned in a
strong effort by setting four
school records and two meet
records.
Joseph won me girls' com
petition with 96 points, fol
lowed by Heppner's 89, Enter
prise 51, Weston-McEwen, 45,
Wahtonka 30, Umatilla 26'4,
Condon and Wasco County 26,
Helix 22. Riverside 16. Stann-
field 16. Arlington seven and
one-half. Pilot Rock zero and
Wheeler County zero.
The HHS 400-relay team of
Tiffany Lawson. Jodi Pad
berg. Pam Orr and Stephanie
Payne ran :52.8 to set a new
school and meet record. The
old school record was :52.9set
in 1977 by Jacki Mollahan.
Ixniise Harrison. Tammy
Lucas and Maureen Mealy and
the old meet record was 53:1
set by Pilot Rock in 1979. said
Heppner Coach Dale Conklin.
Boardman. reports
John
Edmundson of W.C.C.C.
The men will meet at the
clubhouse at 7 a.m. to pool
rides. Lunch will not be served
after play, he said.
tryouts scheduled
ting up the outfield-sign fence
and helping with the prepar
ation of the field. "Bring
rakes, shovels and a willing
ness to help," the spokesper
son said.
Correction
A story in last week's
Gazette-Times entitled "Local
vouth receive trophies from
PGG" should have include
Jimmy Clark's name.
Clark, a seventh grader at
Heppner Elementary School,
received a trophy for his
champion 4-H market hog.
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set new records
The 1.600-relay team of
Nancy Martin. Lawson. Pad
berg and Orr ran 4:26.4 to
break the mark set last year of
4:28 6. Sherry Clement threw
the shot put 33''i" to better
the record set last year by
Pam Orr of 325". The other
school record was a 2:32.6 in
the 800 meters better Mary
Kincaid's run of 2:40.3 set in
1979.
Orr bettered the meet
record of :52.2 in the 300
meter-hurdles set last year by
lyeanna Carpenter of Wahton
ka by running :49 .4 and won a
blue ribbon.
Payne led the HHS team by
adding blue ribbons in the 100
and 200 meter dashes with
times of :13.2 and :27.0 re
spectively. She was also third
in the long jump with 15-4.
Other place finishes inclu
ded Orr. second in the javelin
with 104-2: Anne Murray, fifth
in the javelin at 86-11: Pad
berg. fourth in the 1.500
meters: and Melinda Eu
banks. sixth in the shot put
with 27-P4.
The boys were led by John
Mover who was third in the
long jump with a 18-434 leap.
He pulled a groin muscle while
jumping and was unable to
compete in the rest of the
meet. Wesley Maria tt was
sixth in the shot put.
John Martin lowered his
times for the 1.500 and 3.000
meters, but just missed plac
ing. He ran 4:34.6 in the
shorter run for seventh place
overall out of the scoring and
ran 10:24 8 in he longer race.
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seventh. Chris McLaughlin
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300 meter hurdles with :48.3.
Also showing marked im
provement was Lana Reid
who took nearly six seconds
off her time in the 1.500 meter
run with a non-placing 5:51.7.-
Team scores in the boys'
competition was Wahtonka
118. Joseph 84. Enterprise 71.
lone 61. Umatilla 36. Helix 34.
Arlington 28. Pilot Rock 24,
Weston-McEwen 23, Riverside
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