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Cardiac Cards lose by six to Arlington in Big Sky game
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Bv ASHLEY CONKI.1N"
At the Heppner Jr. High
Volleyball Jamboree on
Saturday. Oct. 22. the lone Jr.
j High volleyball team came
jjj away as the champions
1 The Cardinals started the
Crystal-clear for I day sweeping the Athena-W'es-
unmatched clarity I ton team 10-8. 10-8 as Rondi
Shrinks fast and easy! Tews led lone with eieht
drumtight with your hair dryer noints
point servers for the Cards
with 11 and 10 points respectively.
Condon meets lone in lone
on Thursday. Oof 27 al 1:10
p m. for lone's season finale.
lone Jr. High volleyball
teams lose to Echo
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In their next match. Ione's
Michelle Beck served 15
points, heading the Jr. Cards
over the Columbia "C" team
and into the championship
contest
lone overpowered Stanfield
15-4. 12-15. 15-5 in the cham
pionship match. Jill Nelson
and Jill ConkSin were high
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By ASHLEY CONKLIN
The lone Jr High football
team lost its second game of
the season on Thursday. Oct.
29 The Echo Cougars beat
lone 34 to 12.
Both of the Cardinals'
touchdowns were in the first
half and both were from Ken
Snider.
lone had a good game offen
sively, gaining over 100 yards,
but the Cardinals made some
costly defensive mistakes
which led to Cougar scores.
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Oct. 31 through Nov. 5
lone controlled the ball for
most of the game, but when
the Cougars had the ball they
scored quickly and that was
the difference in the contest
Coach Mark Jones com
mented. "Defensively, we had
our worst game of the year.
We weren't mentally tough for
this game and we weren't
ready. We hud a lot of arm
tackling and we can't have
that."
lone finishes the season at
home against the Condon Blue
Devils on Thursday. Oct. 27 at
2 p m.
I Heppner 4C team defeats
lone volleyball team
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By ASHLEY CONKLIN
In three close games the
Heppner "C" team defeated
the lone volleyball team 15-12.
9-15. 15-12 on Monday. Oct. 17.
The Fillies took advantage
of Cardinal mistakes and got a
lot of momentum going, and
as a result lone couldn't stop
Heppner. Ione's record fell to
2-7.
Local
cowboy
takes 2nd
Tony Currin of Heppner, a
member of California Poly
technic State University
men's rodeo team took a
second place award in calf
roping during a home meet
October 14 and 15, reported
Don McCaleb of the univer
sity. Cal Poly is located in San
Luis Obispo. Calif.
The Cal Poly team placed
first in the meet.
lone finishes the season this
week as they travel to -Echo
and Fossil. On Tuesday. Oct
25. the Cardinals w ill meet the
Cougars at 5 p rn and the
Falcons at 6pm on Friday.
Oct. 28 lone will seek their
first Big Sky Conference vic
tory in these matches
Hv VKIII.LY CONKLIN
Ione's Cardiac Cards almost
milled one nut of the hat last
Fridav. Oct. 21. but when it
was over, the Arlington Hon
kers won the Rig Sky Con
ference football game 20-20.
lone fell to 2-2 and into a tie
with Condon for third place,
The Cardinals can still make
the plavolis if Arlington loses
another game.. of if lone can
win their last two games by
large enough margins.
The Honkers look the open
ing kickolf f,3 yards and
scored as Mark Wheelhouse
ran three yards on a reverse,
putting Arlington up 6 to 0,
lone had only three plays in
the first quarter and punted.
Arlington look the punt and
Nathan Hittmger took the ball
three yards for six and quar
terback Kelly Gronquist ran
for the conversion giving a
1-1 0 lead for the Honkers at
ha II time
During halflime, Michelle
Beeson was crowned Queen of
the Homecoming Court in a
special ceremony. Princesses
were Mary Ann Alvarado.
Paula Anderson and DeAnna
Akers
Gronqtiist threw 27 yards
to Bryan Childers. increasing
the lead to 20-0. lone came
right back with Craig Hams
running four yards for a score
in the third quarter and a
23-vard touchdown pass from
Mark Meyers to Handy
McCabe. Hams' conversion
made the score 2(M4 in the
fourth stanza.
But Bittinger sprinted 44
yards for a touchdown, which
later proved to be the dif
ference in the contest.
McCabe received another
Meyers scoring tos, this one
of 19 yards. The Cardinals
used an onside kick to get the
ball back but Gronqtiist inter
cepted an lone pass at the
five-yard line and Arlington
ran out the clock to hold on for
the victory.
Offensively, for Arlington,
Bittinger ran 24 times for 235
yards and Mike Davidson
carried 19 times for 109 yards.
' Howard Leavitt had 94
yards on IB rushes for the
Cards! Meyers passed for 225
yards, on 13 completions out of
25 attempts
Defensively. lone lineback
ers Meyers and Hams had 24
and Ifi tackles respectively.
Head Coach Ron Mack
commented. "We showed a lot
of character by coming back
in the second half and not
quitting, but we have to start
playing football before the
fourth quarter "
On Friday, Oct. 28, lone
travels to Fossil to play the
Wheeler County Falcons at
7 : 30 p m
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STXTISTICS
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Arlington fi N S fi 2fi
lone 0 0 14 211
Arlington Wheelhouse 3
run (run fniled) Arlington -Rittinger
3 run (Gronqtiist
run) Arlington Childers 27
puss from GrouquM (run
failed lone Hum 4 run ( pass
failed
lone McCabe 23 pas from
Meters ilium run) Arlington
Kittingrr 44 run (run failed'
lone - .McCabe l pass from
Meters (run failed
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First lwn. Mi 1 1
Hushes-yards 5:tMI 36-131
Passing 3-lir.3-(l I4-2K-22K-I
Total Yards 431 3i'.()
Return Yards IN 7(1
Punts. Average 0-0 2-33
Fumbles. Inst 3-3 2-0
Penalties, yards 3-3.". 3-15
Rushing Arlington: Itittin
ger 24-23r. Davidson l-l(.
Wheelhouse 2-2B. (ironquist
It II. lone: Leavllt 1N-WI.
Hams 12-22, Meyers fi-15.
Passing - Arlington: (iron
quisi 3-11-53-0. lone: Meyer
13-25-215-1. McCabe 1-1-14-0.
Receiving Arlington:
Childers 3-53. lone: McCabe
5-ni, Padberg 5-72. Leaviti
2-22. Ilanm 1-IK. Meyers I II.
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