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niGHT The Heppner Gawtte-Tlmw,
lustangs triumph over Cards
Kv Tit WIS HYATT
John Martin's inside domi
nation led (ho Heppner Must
! a 7n,-A?i triumph over
I he lone Cardinals in a non
conference game last Friday
nicht
Martin made eight of 12
stmts and finished with 17
points, Greg Orr and Mark
Win contributed eight apiece
and Rod Cole pulled down nine
rebounds
i leppner had a slight edge at
the (mil line out-scoring lone
there 12-9 Archie Lucas made
tivr of seven free throws for
the Mustangs. But Martin was
ihe tm difference. "I'm not
lone varsity team loses to
HHS Mustangs 43-56
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Dorrin Fodbe'g (22) jumps high
I'.v KH1.FY CONKLIN
The lone Cardinal boys'
tarsi'y basketball team lost
for i lie first time this season to
the Heppner Mustangs 56 to 43
on n iday. Dec. 9.
!i!'i had a slow start in the
opening stanza and Heppner
took advantage taking a 17-8
lead.
Heppner out-scored the
Cardinals 11 to 8 in the second
fjuarter to lead at intermission
to i.
The Mustangs continued
their lead in the third period
takine a 47 to 27 lead as John
Martin and Mark Way each
scored eight points.
A I! of the Mustang points in
t tie fourth quarter were scored
from the free throw line.
Dohertv scored all six of his
points in the quarter for lone,
lone.
Heppner out -rebounded lone
:t-t to :m Hod Cole and Martin
had nme and eight rebounds
respectively for the Mustangs
Dntvrtv and Craig Hams each
had five tor the Cards. Hams
,-ilso had seven assists.
Mark Meyers and Randy
vlci atie scored 11 and nine
j ion's tespectively for lone.
Martin led Heppner with 17.
v a . io,d Greg Orr added eight
ant) Cole contributed seven.
Turnovers were a major
'aehir m the Cardinal loss,
lone committed 32 to 24 for the
Mustangs.
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sure. I think John could play
much better, but he played
excellent, and gave us what
we need at the post position,"
said Heppner Coach Brent
Eggers.
Mark Meyers topped lone
with U points and was fol
lowed by Randy McCabe with
nine. The Mustangs started
out quick with a 17 8 lead at
the end of the first quarter and
never looked back. Heppner
led by 10 after the third
quarter, but lone's minor
comeback wasn't good enough
to defeat the Mustangs.
"We played an excellent
three quarters. said Eggers.
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for rebound.
From the free throw line,
lone made 9 of 18 shots for 50
percent, whiel Heopner hit 12
of 29 shots for 41 percent. Hep
pner made 22 of 53 field goals
Heppner PGM Fu FTH
Hoyer 16 1
Orr 3 6 2
ThomnBon 0 5 2
Uay U 9 O
Lucas 0 0 5
Currin 0 10
Kennedy 1 2 0
Martin 6 12 1
Cole 3 8 1
Hennlson D 0 D
Plocharaky 0 10
Mammon 2 3 0
Totals 22 53 12
lone RjH FZ FT
Hans H 6 O
Leavltt 1 9 3
McCabe U 7 1
Meyers s 10 1
Padberrj 1 B 2
Doherty 2 3?
Ball 2 3 0
M. Oouqlas 0 0 O
Pletmann 2 3 0
B. Douqlas 0 0 0
Totals 17 .9 9
A dancing of
carols slated
The dancing will be in a
circle with easy steps, she
said. Also, someone will be on
hand to instruct.
All Saints'. United Metho
dist Church and the lone Uni
ted Church of Christ are
sponsoring the event, and
evervone is invited to partici
pate, she said.
Oils!
W?n!m
The Mustangs upped their
win-losss record to 2 1.
STATISTICS
Heppner 5S
Mover I t-1 rr 3
Thompson 0 2-5 2. Way 4 0-2 K.
I. mas 0 5-7 5. Kennedy 1 0-2 2.
Martin R 1-5 t7. Cole n 1-2 7.
Hamman 2 -
Totals 22 !2-2 5.
Fouled out - rr.
Total fouls Heppner 20.
lone 2S.
Freshman score: lone JV
tn. Heppner Freshman 30.
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La LvljX
photo by Woyn Hams
for compared to 17 of 49 for 35
percent for lone.
STATISTICS
Heppner 17 11 19 9 5fi
lone 9 9 111 43
AS TO
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Christmas
A dancing of Christmas
carols will be held at All
Saints' Episcopal Parish Hall
this Saturday. Dec. 17. from 2
to 4 p.m. The dancing of
Christmas carols began in
medieval times when players
would dance in the streets as
they progressed to the church
to perform, said a spokesper
son for the event.
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