Mustangs edge Grant Union
39-37 in overtime
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The Heppner Mustangs
upped their record to 3-1
Saturday night in an exciting
TO 37 victory over Grunt Union
in overtime.
Both tenms Blurted off slow
as Heppner led MS after the
first quarter, but Grant
rouldn't capitalize in the
second stanza. Holding the
Mustangs to only three points.
Grant Union could only cap
ture fight points in the quarter
Bnd the game was tied at
hHlftime 14 14
The third quarter had a
faster pare with Grant Union
out-scoring Heppner 16-13.
However, the Bulldogs were in
serious foul trouble going into
the fourth quarter.
I.ed bv the clutch shooting of
Mark Wav in Ihe fourih quar
ter, the game wns going Into
overtime tied at 37,
Neither team could hit a
shot or a free throw In O.T.
and it looked like another one
was in hand, until Rod Cole
took a shot with three seconds
left and John Martin followed
it in with one second left for
the victory.
"I forgot how much time
was on the clock and I just
happened to be in the right
place at the right time." said
Martin.
Greg Orr led Heppner with
12 points and eight rebounds
and Martin contributed 10
points and seven rebounds for
the winners,
Heppenr plays a tough four
games this week to try to
improve theier record.
STATISTICS
Orr 3 ft-HI 12, Thompson 2 1-3
5. Way 3 (MO. Kennedy 1 0-0 2,
Martin 4 2-4 ID. Cole 1 0-1 2.
Ilamman 2-4 2.
Total 14 11-27 39
Grant I'nlon (37)
Stratton I 9-0 2. Peterson S
1 - S II. Sheets 4 ft-1 K. Gardner 2
2- 2 II, Higglnt I 0-4 2. Temple 3
2-5 S.
Totals ! 5 IS 37.
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Grant 14 30 3 7 37
Heppner II 14 27 37 39
Total fouli- Grant 27. Hep
pner 17.
Fouled out - Way of Hep
pner. Pelernon. Higgins of
Grant.
JV score: Grant 78, Heppner
32.
Varsity Cards defeated 48-64
By ASIII.KY f'ONKI.IN
The lone boys' varsity bas
ketball team hist to the River-
Sw Delle
Corner
Thanks to all of you for your
support of the Morrow County
Cow Belles. It was great to
work for and with an organi
zation whose members are so
willing to help when called
upon A special thanks to Judy
Wright. Marlene Currin. Judy
BarfxT. and Susie Ward, who
were this year's officers.
Without your hard work and
support our organization
would not be what it Is.
An organization does not
function well without the sup
port of its committee chairm
men and committee mem
bers They are very important
to the strength of an organiza-
tion. This year's chairmen and
Iheir members have contri
buted a great deal to the
success of the Cow Belles. Our
chairmen for this year were:
Membership: Donna Muel
ler. Publicity: Marlene Currin.
Beef Promotion: Mary Ann
McKlligott.
Fair Promotion: Tami
Kictmann. Kathy Carlson.
Beef Certificates: Clista
Venard.
Kducation. Consumer Inte
rest: Yvonne Daly, Merlyn
Robinson. Jeanne Wiemers.
In School Promotion: Bar
bara Ansotegui, Sharon Har
rison. Social Committee: Carlene
West. Norma French.
Beef Cook Off: Mary Kil
kenny. Legislation: Betty Carlson.
Ag Day: Ruth Nutting. Car
lene West.
Scrapbook: Garnett Hudd
leslon, Marf iret Kvans.
4H Contest: Claudia
Hughes.
Sidewalk Sale: Kathy Clark.
Farm City Banquet: Judy
Wright, Eunice McElligott.
Thanks to all of you and
your respective committee
members for mcking this a
special year. You should be
proud of your organization.
I would also like to thank
you for remembering me so
nicely last Friday. Your
thought fulness meant a great
deal to me.
Thank you so much,
Susan Evans
1983 CowBelle President
side Pirates 64 to 48 on Satur
day. Dee. 10. lone dropped to
22
lone started the game in fine
fashion taking a first period
lead of 12-10. Mark Meyers
had six for the Cardinals and
Da'rrin Padberg four pirate
center Tyler Trumbull had 10
points.
Riverside out-scored the
Cardinals 14 to 11 and took a
halftime lead of 24-23 over
lone.
The Pirates scored 24 third
quarter points to 13 for lone to
increase their lead to 48-36.
Randy McCabe scored eight in
the quarter. Trumbull and
Dang Pratt had six each for
Riverside.
In the fourth quarter River
side coasted home to the win.
outscoring the Cards 16-12 to
win 64 to 48.
lone made 20 of 46 field
goals connecting on 44 per
cent of their shots. The Cardi
nals were 8 of 19 from the
charity stripe. 42 percent.
Riverside made 28 of 61 field
. goals for 46 percent. At the
free throw line they were 8 of
25 for 32.
McCabe and Meyers led th
lone scoring attack with 17
and 14 points respectively.
Trumbull led Riverside with
20. Mark Stevens and Kelly
Seel added 12 and 10 respec
tively. The Cardinals played Ri
verside at home on Tuesday,
Dec. 13. They then play Whee
ler Co. on Friday. Dec. 16 at
home and travel to Heppner
on Saturday. Dec. 17.
STATISTICS
lone 12 II 13 12 48
Riverside 10 14 24 16 64
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The Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, December 15, 1983 SEVEN
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jBtoming with Joy"
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The kit Is played well liiouKh.
ihev never quit. We're im- t
proving as the season goes t
,ilonK and that's really what
it's all about." he added. 2
Bourchnan
minister to speak I
The Rev. Neal King of 1
Hoardman will speak at the
Ix'xington Christian Church J
this Sundav. Dec. 18. at 11 1
a.m.
We've Got
LOTS of NICE
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for the
Holidays
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Fall Weed! Control
photo I,- Jon Miichell
Pom Orr goes for loyin in game ogainst Grant Union.
By I) AVAR KID
On Saturday. Dec. 10. the'
Heppner Fillies played the
Grant Union Prospectors at
Heppner.
After a Rood warm-up. the
Fillies came out fired up and
ready to play. Grant Union got
the tip off but Heppner was
plaving tough defense. How
ever, the Prospectors scored
the first two points. At the end
of the Trst quarter, the Pros
pectors pulled ahead of the
Fillies with a score of 12-21.
The Fillies came back the
second quarter playing both
good defense and offense. The
score was close but at the end
of the second quarter the
Prospectors still took the lead.
23-25.
The Fillies came out for the
second half of the game ready
to play. Heppner kept up their
offense but their defense
slowed down a bii. Both teams
fought until the finish but
Grant Union came out on top.
with a score of 47-61.
Dana Reid put in 10 points
and Pam Orr eight for the
Fillies. Pam Orr pulled down
nine rebounds. Stephi Payne
had three assists and Lana
Reid had five steals.
"We played good basketball
. for three quarters but ran out
of gas in the fourth," said
Heppner Coach Mike Rover.
r "Grant Union has a strong
team but I feel that we do. too.
If our defense could have
tightened up in the fourtl
quarter, we would have won.
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