SIX-The Heppner Gaiette-Tline. Heppner, Oregon. Thursday, September 22, 19S3
Mustangs
By MELISSA PRIVETT
The score remained the
same as the Heppner Mus
tangs battled the Weston-Mc-Ewen
Tiger Scotts last Thurs
day night in Heppner, yet the
score would soon change leav
ing the Mustangs with a 64
victory.
Mark Way threw a pass in
the second quarter that was
received by tightend Greg Orr
who was awaiting the ball in
the end zone. This gave the
Mustangs the lead that they
needed.
"They were tough (Weston
McEwen). Defensively we
played well, especially after
the first quarter." stated Hep
pner Coach Craig Hitching.
"They were running all over
us, but our defensive line
stiffened up, and that chang
ed." This was partly due to the
mistakes made in the first
quarter when assistant coach
Les Paine made some person
nel adjustments. "After that
we played a very acceptable
defensive ball game. We did
n't allow first downs, yardage,
rushing, or passing." Kitching
commented.
"Offensively the team did
pretty much what they had to
do to win the game," but their
coach felt that there was a
breakdown in the offensive
line which allowed the Weston
McEwen defense to penetrate
the line. This threw Heppner
off.
"They were well coached
and played a hard hitting ball
game." said Kitching of Wes-ton-McEwens'
players. "We
expected them to come out
and attack us and they did, but
by the fourth quarter they
were dragging. They had the
Sparetimert
September 13
Woo - Lost
M.C.G.G. 7-1
Coast to Coast 5-3
Petersons 44 -34
V4G 4-4
Gardner's. 4-4
Sears 34-4
Les Schwab 3-5
Central Market 1-7
Splits: Dorris Graves 6-10;
Katie McRoberts 3-10; Janie
Pratt 3-10-7, 5-6-10; Millie Han
na 3-6-7; Vi Wilgers 5-10.
High Game: Linda Scbultz -235.
High Series: Linda Schultz -558.
High Team Game: M.C.G.
G. -932.
High Team Series: M.C.G.
G. - 2,700.
Dime A Dozen
September 11
Bowling
A News
Wm-Lm
No.8 3-1
No. 3 3-1
No. 2 2-2
No. 6 2-2
No. 5 2-2
No.l 2-2
No. 7 1-3
No. 4 1-3
High Game: Riley Munkers
-193 and Betty Snw -175.
High Series: Elmer Heath -523
and Betty Snow - 475.
High Team Game: No. 6 -747.
High Team Series: No. 2 -2,085.
Dime A Dozen
September 18
Won -Lot
No. 6 6-2
No. 3 -2
No. 5 5-3
No. 2 4-4
No.8 3-5
No.l 3-5
No. 7 2-6
Splits: Judy Rickert 3-10;
Dorothy Wilson 4-5-7; and
Dorothy Wilson 4-7-10.
High Game: Judy Rickert -206
and Elmer Heath - 190.
High Series: Judy Rickert -543
and Elmer Heath - 548.
High Team Game: No. 6 -763.
High Team Series: No. 6 -2,205.
Thursday Night Ladles
September 15
Won - Lost
M&R 5-3
B.PO.E.No.358 4-3
B&CRepair 4V4-JV4
Cole's '
take victory from Tiger Seotts
ball several times and we'd
been hitting them hard. By the
end of the third quarter they
were ready to go back home,"
Kitching replied. "We take
pride in our condition. We're
in as good or better shape than
any team we ply. but we have
to be."
Kitching did expect some
thing from the team. "I ex
pected the team to be nervous,
to make a few silly mental
mistakes, to play better, and
by that I mean to execute their
assignments, and to have a
better offense."
At this time the defensive
line is ahead of their offensive
line, but the coach said that
this is normal because it is so
early in the season and that
the team will be working more
on the offensive line this week.
"Winning this game showed
them that their hard work
paid off. They know that they
have a lot of work ahead of
them. We've got to improve
every week." added Kitching.
The improvement will be
needed when the Mustangs
face Sherman County there at
7:30 p.m. on Friday.
Kitching said. "We scouted
Sherman County last Friday.
They try to run the ball and
will attack us offensively and
defensively. They don't do any
fancy things, but they have
big kids that run a lot. They
beat Riverside, and they beat
us, so we're in for a good ball
game."
According to their coach,
the team needs to concentrate
on capitalizing on scoring op
portunities after the ball is
within the 10-yard line. "In
stead of relaxing we need to go
over the top and put the scores
on the board," concluded Kit
ching. KiiuuaCorp.
Bucknum's
C.B.E.C.
Ray Boyce Ins.
4-4
4-4
3-5
3-5
Splits: Floss Watkins 6-7-10.
High Game: June Bellen
brock -199.
High Serries: Carol Norris -504.
High Team Game: C.B.E.C.
- 974.
High Team Series: Cole's
House of Fashion - 2,781.
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Won Lost
M.C.G.G. No. 2 7-1
The Dregs 5 - 3
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McKwen Heppner
First Downs
10
Passes
5-15-1-115
Rushing
48
Punts
S-23.4
Punts Returned
2-5
No. of Kickoffs
2-75
Kickoffs Returned
1-5
1-1M-10
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5-37.4
3-3.6
1-32
2-20
Three Holers
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4-4
4-4
3'2-41;
31, -42
3-5
2-6
High Game: Biliie Doherty -201.
High Series: Biliie Doherty -487.
Splits: Hilda Yocom 5-7;
Carol Taylor 5-7: and Neoma
Bailey 3-10.
Blue Mt. Men's League
September 14
Won - Lost
Cast Of f's
6-2
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Individual Statistics (Heppner)
Rushing John Mover 18-44.
Cam George 11-19, Mark Way
5-16. Kric Thompson 1-35;
Passes Attempted - Mark
Way 5-15-115
Passes Caught Greg Orr
3-93. John Mover 1-17. Jim
Mttonnell 1-5:
Punts - John Mover 4-116.
Rod Cole 1-1;
Punt Returns John Mover
2-10
Kkkoffs Bob Harris 2-75
Kickoff Returns - Archie
Lucas 1-5
Bucknum's Tavern 5-3
Cal'slHinge 5-3
Central Market 5-3
Bowl for Fun 4 - 4
Heppner Bowl 3-5
Gar Aviation 3-5
Big Five 1-7
High Series: John McCabe
Ontral Mkt. - 612. Dave Han
na - Heppner Bowl - 583 and
Garry Van Arsdale - Buck
num's - 582.
High Game: John McCabe,
Central Mkt - 227. Garry Van
Arsdale. Bucknum's - 224 and
Greg Johnston. Heppner Bowl
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Fillies take 2nd at
Dufur tournament
By DANA REID
The lloppner varsity vol
levball team traveled to a
tournament at Dufer, Satur
day. September 17 and placed
second.
The tournament consists of
four teams: the Lyle Cougars,
Columbia Christian Knights,
Dufer Rangers and the Hep
pner Fillies.
The first game was played
by the Lyle Cougars and the
Dufer Rangers. Dufer won the
game and was ready to play
the winner of the next game.
The next game was played
by Columbia Christian
Knights and the Heppner Fil
lies. Both matches were close
but with excellent serves the
Heppner Fillies won the lirst
match, 15 12.
The second match against
Columbia was another tough
one. The super teamwork and
great serves helped make the
match and game go to the
Fillies with a score of 15-5.
"The girls played really
well, showing a lot of improve
ment. Everyone was great.
Their serves were in and their
spikes were in," said Heppner
Coach Barbara Stefani.
The third game was played
by the Cougars and the Colum
bia Christian Knights. Colum
bia Christian won the game,
putting them in third and the
Cougars in fourth place.
The last game for the cham
pionship was played by the
Rangers and the Fillies.
The first match was a tough
one but the Fillies showed the
Rangers how the game was
played. The Fillies had excel
lent team work and super
serves. They hustled for every
ball, but showed it was worth
it. They won the first match
with a score of 15 to 6.
The second match was close
but not quite enough of
Heppner's serves were over
the net. They did keep up their
excellent team work though.
The match was won by the
Rangers. The score was 15-8.
The third match decided the
game and championship. It
was won by the Rangers. The
Fillies were not quite consist-
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ent enough on their serves, so
the game went to the Rangers.
The score way Rangers 15,
Fillies 10.
"The girls played well, es
pecially the first match. The
second and third matches they
had trouble getting their
serves over." said Coach Ste
fani. Although the Rangers won
the championship the Fillies
really played an excellent
game. The whole team really
was hustling and ready for
anything that came to them.
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Th following i. in accordant-, with ORS 2Q4.250. prrtelnlng to
of the County Auditor fft the "'".'.hi!.Lj:'lL,i'j
Claimant
Crook County
Appraisal Short Coume Fund
Ore. Dept. Of Revenue
Clare L. Kosnek D.O.
State Court Adminiatrator
City Llquldatone
Stephen Trukosltl
Del VanSchoUck, Oil
Del VanSchoieck, Oil
Centro Buinn Fame, Inc.
Dennia Miliar Conatruction
Pacific North Wet Bell
John Mitt
Oregonian
Territorial Suppllea
Pettyjohn Oil Suppllei
Herttistor Tire & Auto
Oregon State Highway Div.
First Interstate Bank
Pacific North Weat Bell
Cal'a Arco
L'natilla County Sheriff
City Of Umatilla
Hutch' Printing
All Copy Corp.
Vheeier'e Communication
N.U. Law Enforcement Equip,
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Stephen Trukoaltx
First Interatate Bank
Krusrbein Engineering
Columbia Banin Coop.
Colur-bie Busin Coop.
I.B.M.
Soil 4 Water Conservation
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Kruabeln Engineering
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Executive Dept.
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Nleoi, Holland, t Scott
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Catette Times
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first Interatate Bank
Wood Expressions
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Postmaster
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Pacific N.W. Ball
Dennie Hachler Attorney
Wentworth Chevrolet
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Social Security Bevoi. A'c.
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Bank Of Eastern Oregon
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Lott'a Electric
Janes Scarborough & Daughter
Arrow Transportation
Chevron U.S.A. Inc.
Spokane Culvert Co.
Sanderson Safety Supply Co.
Starllne Equip. Co.
Woodpecker Truck a Equip.
Inland Machinery
Dennis Dillon Olde-CMC, Inc.
Heppner Auto Farts
Inland Mobil Dletrlbutor
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Mull fin Shop, Inc.
Consolidated Textile Corp.
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Karl Smith Construction
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Haaklns Steel Co.
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Pacific N.W. Bell
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Arrow Transportetlon
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Chevron U.S.A. Inc.
Social Security Revolv. Acct.
Social Security Revolv. Acct.
Ore. Dept. Of Revenue
Bank Of Eastern Oregon
Counael 75
Kelly Seger
Morrow County School Diet.
Terrel L. Tenpleman
Pacific N.W. Bell
Masonic Building Aesoc.
J. Stephen Clifford
Debre Mclntoeh
Pacific N.W. Bell
T.D. Of Eaetern Oregon
Pacific N.W. Ball
E.C.O.A.C.
Crook County
C.P.U. Selee t Leeelng Co.
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Turner, Ven Kerter, 4 Bryant
Krufflbeln Engineering
Morrow Co. Roed DEpt.
West Publlehlng Co.
Hash Construction
R.M.C. Medical Clinic
Morrow Co. Court
Pacific Health Facilities
Uy S. tobb.M.D.,P.C.
M. County Ambulance Fund
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Mentel Health-Building Rantel
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911 Emergency-Line Charge
911 Emergency-Line Charge
911 Emergency-Line Charge
Rev. Shar. -Senior Service
Rev. Shar. -Equip. Purchase
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Alrport-lnurance
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reporting requirement!
Amount ordered
paid
7000.00
342.00
1222.12
168.75
15054.00
320.50
386.75
335.40
150.00
516.46
726.85
165.87
500.00
185.60
264.70
710.32
195.07
1702.52
197.90
181.60
258.82
3010.00
1199.00
455.05
400.00
310.25
565.52
157.59
311.50
2C9.71
1104.00
132.17
317.57
696.00
1500.00
435.00
409.66
179.58
275.20
730.00
322.00
425.00
1200.00
1717.00
916.92
403.20
157.90
243.85
158.35
832.20
300.00
177.78
226.02
317.40
7454.62
670.00
504 .J9
504.69
483.00
861.70
1574.14
347.28
246.96
248.00
493.89
800.00
6760.72
39299.40
139.24
370.03
674.34
194.76
701.10
267.33
1556.08
8475.39
1613.90
3620.00
188,25
1361.82
2580.00
373.00
3281.74
458.72
978.48
1612.00
330.16
935.72
692.55
3143.51
1184.70
16331.80
2916.40
4315.17
275.08
350.00
192.16
403.27
2200.09
3551.94
19611.20
4330.73
23804.20
2072.52
2072.52
1858.00
3283.20 ,
264.00
304.19
794.30
265.15
431.58
150.00
400.00
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195.80
156.45
302.60
1880.02
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22351.47
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1382.50
2410.00
386.50
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1187.50
200.00
200.00
200.00
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