The llrppnrr Gazette-Times, lleppner, Oreogn, Thursday, October 20. 1983 FIVE
Cards overcome Cascade Locks 46-22
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The lime Cardinals used a
stronn fourth quarter to over
come the Cascade Lcx-k.H
rates 4ti to 22 on Thursday,
Oct i:i The Cardinals. 2 1 in
the Ht Sky Conference, are
tied fur second with Condon.
lone took the oju-ning kick
off and Craig Hams went over
from five yards out and
Howard Ix-avitt ran in for
two The Pirates accounted
for einhl (Hunts and the first
quarter score was deadlocked
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Cascade Inks picked up
where they left off in the
second stanza as .they again
scored eight Just twfore the
hall. Mark Meyers passed 40
yards to N-avitt and Hams
(xiwered his way to tie the
game Hi lfi on the conversion.
lone volleyball team
handed loss
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Jones High School volley
hall h-am is now () 5 in the Hig
Skv Conference and 2 Soverall
due to a 12 !.". 2 15 loss to the
Helix (implies on Tuesday,
(kt II
In the opening game, the
Cardinals bad good court
coverage and set up their
offense consistently even
though their serves were a
little off lone again had good
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In the third period. Cascade
IK-ks could manage the only
points, going up 22-16.
lone errupted in the fourth
quarter. Hams went six yards
and U-avitt dashed 27 . 55. and
2H yards, as Ieavilt. Hams
and Chris Ilea put two on the
board making the final tally 4ti
to 22
The Cards had 529 yards of
total offense. 4T2 of them on
the ground The duo of Lcavitt
and Hams combined for of
the rushing yards The Pirates
rustied for 2(12 yards and
passed for HI. a total of rs:n
yards.
Defensively. Movers and
Paul .inter had 1H and 12
tackles respectively. Harris.
Donnie Dohcrty and Darrin
Padtierg each had 1 tackles.
While the Cardinals ran for
so manv vards. Coach Hon
from Helix
court coverage and great of
fense in the last game hut fell
short
lone Coach Jocclvn Jones
noted "Our first gam1 reflects
the quality and capability of
our plav. The second game
score, however, does not show
the quality of our plav. we
plavcd well."
The Cards hosted the llep
pner "C" team on Monday and
will meet the Arlington Hon
kers at 5 p.m. on Thursday.
Oct 20 at home.
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Mack credited Dohcrty. Hod
Tavlor. Steve Millman and
Scott Harnett with the victory
for opening up bin holes. "The
big guvs up front just did a
terrific job controlling the line
of scrimmage," he said.
Mack added, "Our offense
was very patient and once we
got it going, we took it at them.
We were able to run all day
thanks to the blocking of the
line. We made some defensive
adjustments al half lime which
paid off Our defensive guards
(f)oherty anil Zintori played
great the whole game. I
thought the difference in the
game was when we stopped
them 'Cascade Locks) on a
fourth and one situation. After
that, we got fired up and
executed very well
Arlington comes to Jnne on
(k-toher 21 for a key Big Sky
game. Kickoff is at 7:30 p.m.
for bine's homecoming The
Cardinals have lost lo the
Honkers three years in a row,
STATISTICS
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lone X H 0 30 4fi
Ciiscatte Locks X X fi 0 22
lone Hams S run ll.eavitt
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Cascade Locks - Campbell 15
run i Dm r is pass from Wil
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Cascade Locks Campbell 8
run Williams run)
lime - l.eavftt 4(i pass from
Meyers l Hams run)
Cascade Locks - Williams 2
run (run failed)
Current Hate
1 0.750
Annual Yield
1 1.191
Current hate
9.250
Annual Yield
9.576
Current Hate
1 0.250
1 Annual Yield
10.651
Current Hate
10.500
Annual Yield
10.921
Current Hate
1 0.500
Annual Yield
10.921
lone Hams 6 run ll.eavitt
run)
lone Leavitt 27 run (Hams
run)
lone - Leavitt 55 run (run
failed)
lone - Leavitt 2X run (Rea run)
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First Dowuh l. 12
Hushes, yards 51-432 43-202
Passing 4X-97-I 5-15-131-2
Total yards 529 333
Kelurn yards 50 19
Punts, average 1-35 2-32.5
Fumbles, lost 2-1 Z-l
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Hushing - lone: Leavitt
27-21S. Hams 19-141. Meyers
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Cascade Locks: Campbell
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Campbell 1-1-29-0.
Receiving - lone: Hams 2-35.
Leavitt 1-46. Padberg 1-16.
Cascade Locks: Campbell
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