Cardinals lose to Falcons in
Big Sky Conference game
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No. 23 Damn
player.
Podberg fights
Hv S FVCOVKI IN
, The lone boys' basketball
team dropped to in the Big
Skv Conference and 4 11 over
all after a fifi to 47 loss on
Saturday, Jan 2H, to the
Wheeler Co Falcons
lone started the game by
taking a If. 13 lead after one
stanza. Mark Meyers had
eiitbl fur lone an did Hill
Mai Innes of Wheeler Co.
The Cardinals led 34 no at
the half after nut -scoring
Wheeler IK it, if, m the second
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lone Jr. High
liv ASIII l:VC nKI.IN
The Inne Jr High twys'
ti.ivkeili.ill learn imporved
their record to .1 3 with a 45 to
31 win over the Helix Grizzlies
on Thursday. Jan 26 The
Grizzlies had previously been
undefeated
Ken Snider scored 10 first
quarter points as lone look a
14 4 lead
Helix came back in the
second stanza behind Kirk
Fleichimjer's 11 tMilnts The
Chamber
organizes
By J l STINK
WIATIIFHFOIUJ
At several recent meetings
the new president and the
directors of the Heppner -Morrow
Chamber of Com
merce have been working at
reviewing, re vitalizing and
reorganizing their organiza
tion for more effectiveness in
19H4
Las! Thursday evening two
past -presidents, Hay Boyce
and Fred Toombs, joined the
task force to contribute some
of their accumulated wisdom.
President Harley Sager led
the group in a careful study of
the organization's current by
laws, which it is agreed, need
some updating.
The naming of committees
for the year was completed
after much careful discussion.
President Sager determined
to place at least one person
from the board on each of the
committees. Sometimes that
director will act as the com-,
mittee chairman, often he will
simply assist the chairman
designated and will be a laison
person. A few committees
hapjieri to contain more than
one director.
Along with determining
committee memberships, the
following persons have been
asked to serve as Community
Resource Delegates for the
chamber: Don McKlligott, or
an appointed representative,
from county government ; Jim
Hayes, representing the Hep
pner Keonornic Development
Corporation; Charley Daly,
for the Morrow County Fair
and Kodeo; Steve Wagonblast,
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lead 45-41 after three quarters
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boys take 45-31 win
Cards led 19 to 18 at halftime.
lone out -scored the Grizzlies
12 7 in the third period lo take
a lead of 31 to 25
The Cardinals wound up
winning the game 43 31.
Snider was the game's lead
in e scorer with 21 points.
Flcrchinger popped 20 in for
Helix
At the foul line, lone made 7
of 15 shots for 47 pe-rccni.
Helix shot 39 percent making
11 of 2H shots,
The Cardinals play at Ar
of Commerce
for 1984
Morrow County Wheat Grow
ers; Mark Kietmann, Morrow
Cokunty Livestock Growers:
and hopefujly. either Hep
pner's mayor or city man
ager. The committee members
named are: Ways and Means:
Gerald Pierson. Chairman.
Doug Smith, director, and Bill
Kuhn and Ernie McCabe. Pro
gram: Avon Melby, chair
man: Dough Smith, directory;
Mary Goheen and Jim Bier.
Membership:' Doug Smith,
chairman and director: Krnle
McCabe. Ray Boyce. Rirdine
Tullis and Dr. Clare Koznek.
Merchant Activities Promo
tion: C.W. (Hutch) Hutchin
son, chairman; Jim Hayes,
director: Hon McDonald. Ran
dall Peterson. Jim Farley and
Meg Murray. Taxes and Leg
islation: Herman Winter,
chairman; Gerald Pierson,
director; Robert Jepsen and
Tom McKlligott. Community
Action and Youth Activities:
John Edmundson, chairman:
David Sykes, director; Steve
Campbell, Jim Swanson. Hob
Andrews Bryant and a repre
sentative of the Heppner High
studentbody, Agriculture:
Free film to
The Heppner Church of the
Nazarene will be showing a
motion picture release of In
ternational Prison Ministry
entitled. "Changed Lives in
San Quentin."
The film is free to the public
and will be shown at the
Heppner Church of the Naza
rene. N. 345 Gilmore St. on
Sunday. Feb. 5. at 6 p.m.
Actually filmed inside the
prison, this documentary
features the stories of four
bv out-scoring lone 15-7 In the
quarter.
Wheeler won the game f.6 to
47 bv taking the fourth quarter
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Maclnnes was the game's
high scorer with 24 points.
Jason Shaffer added 18 for
Wheeler Co. The Falcons grab
grabbed 34 rebounds with
Maelnnes pulling nine down.
John Hankins also passed for
five assists.
Randy McCabe and Meyers
led lone with 16 and 14 points
respectively. The Cards pulled
down 39 rebounds as McCabe
collected 17.
From the charity stripe lone
shot 56 percent making 9 of 16:
compared to 57 percent on 12
of 21 shots for the Falcons. The
Cardinals made 19 of 53 field
goals for 36 percent. Wheeler
Co made 39 percent of their
shots, connecting on 27 of 60
attempts
lone travels to Fcho on
Fridav. Feb. 3. for a 7:30 p.m.
game.
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STATISTICS
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Helix 4 U 7 -H
lone It 5 12 14 45
Helix: Flerrhlnger 20.
N'ewMnn 3. McMirharl 3.
Thompson 2. Campbell 2.
Kpratling I.
lone: Snider 21. Morter .
Padberg 7. McFlligott 3. K.
Rail 3. R. Rail 2.
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Bob Costa, chairman and dir
ector; James Farley, Jim
Swanson and Don Peterson.
Awards and Recognition: Dr.
Wallace Wolff, chairman; Bir
dine Tullis, director; John
Maas, Larry Mills and Don
McKlligott. Advertising and
Public Relations: David
Sykes. chairman and direct
or: C.W. Hutchinson, Justine
Weatherford and Cara Costa.
Banquets and Picnics: Ed
Watts, chairman: Justine
Weatherford. director; Jackie
Gentry and Roy Lindstrom,
Inter-City Relations within
county ) : chairman and direct
or. David Sykes: Ray Boyce,
Bob Costa. Mary Ann Kahl
and Dr. Tom Alexander.
Floats and Parades: George
Kloffer. chairman; Harley
Sager, director: Randall Pet
erson. Bob Kahl and Dr. Tom
Alexander. Fair Booth: Fred
Toombs, chairman; Jim
Hayes, director; and Birdine
Tullis. Fair and Rodeo: Jim
Hayes, chairman and direct
or: Gerald Pierson and Her
man Winter. Homesteads and
Heritages: Gerald Pierson
and Justine Weatherford.
be shown at Nazarene
notorious criminals. Inter-
views conducted by Art Link
letter and the director of
IP.M.. Chaplain Ray. focus
on rehabilitation as a result of
conversion to Christianity,
said a spokesperson for the
church.
FYom inside the gas cham
ber, Jerry Graham says. "I
came very close to ending it
all right here." In stark con
trast to his life of crime, he
now directs a ranch for abused
The Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, February 2, 1984 SEVEN
Fillies lose to Wahtonka in overtime 48-52
Hv DAN AHFll)
The Heppner Varsity Fillies
traveled to The Dalles Satur
day. Jan. 211. to take on the
Wahtonka Ragles.
The Fillies went out on the
court fired up and ready to
plav. The lip off went to the
Fillies, who took the ball down
court for an easy two points.
The Fillies hustled back to
plav tough defense, preven
ting the Eagles from scoring.
Heppner was having a little
trouble rebounding defensive
Iv and Wahtonka was able to
shoot more than once down the
eniirf Rpcriimp 0r touch de
Condon Blue Devils slam
Sandi Wright
looks on.
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(30) shoot
Bv SIII FVroVKI IV
The lone girls' basketball
lone JVs win exciting
game against Falcons
Bv ASIII. FVCONKI. IN
Six wins and six losses is the
record of the lone JV basket
ball team after an exciting
42 41 victory over the Wheeler
Co Falcons on Saturday. Jan.
2fl
Both teams had trouble get
ting anv offense going in the
first quarter. Each team
scored onlv two points
Wheeler Co. took a 16 to 12
hnlftime lead by out-scoring
the Cardinals 14 10 in the
second stanza. Will Homer
scored eight in the stanza for
the Falcons.
Inne bombarded the Falcons
in the third period 28 6 to take
a 40 to 22 lead Mike Rietmann
had all 16 of his points in the
period
The Falcons came right
back in the fourth quarter.
lone Jr. High boys beat
Wheeler Co. 50-25
Hv ASIII. FY CONKUN
(one's Jr. High boys' bas
ketball team beat the Wheeler
Co Falcons 50-25 on Tuesday,
Jan 24
The Cardinals jumped out to
a 13-2 lead after one quarter.
Ken Snider and Tim Beeson
tossed six and five in respec
tively. lone increased its lead to 31
to nine at halftime by out
scoring Wheeler Co. 18-7 in the
second stanza
Snider scored eight points in
the third period as the Cardi
nals lead was 44 to 10.
The Falcons out-scored
lone 15-6 in the fourth quarter,
but it didn't matter as the
Cards won 50-25.
Snider led lone with 19
points, followed by Beeson
with einht and Dustin Padberg
with eight.
From the free throw line,
lone shot 60 percent on six of
ten shots. The Falcons were
seven of 12 for 51 percent. "
Jeff Schott and Mark Craig
scored 12 and 10 points re
spectively for Wheeler Co.
children. James Williams
served time in San Quentin
after a gun battle with police.
Now he's employed by a cri
minal justice organization
teaching men "the way to go
out." as he puts it.
Another changed person is
George Meyer. Al Ca pone's
favorite driver. Now 71. he
counsels teenagers about the
evils of drug abuse.
fense from both teams, the
' first quarter ended with a low
score of B-fl.
The second quarter started
with the Fillies receiving the
tip off. Heppner slal'lfcd to
gain control and pull ahead of
Wahtonka. Both teams con
tinued to play tough defense
hut the Fillies also started to
get into a little foul trouble
which gave the Eagles a free
chance at the line. Heppner's
rebounding did improve as the
game went on. At the end of
the second quarter the Fillies
were ahead 26 - 21.
The third iiiarter started
with the tip off going to the
Woyn Homi
McCabe (34)
team lost to the Condon Blue
Devils on Friday. Jan. 27. The
fin.'il score was 54 to 17.
The game was tied at 41 with
three seconds left, and Ione's
Jerrv Anderson hit the front
end of a one and one to give
lone the victory.
Rietmann led all scorers
with his 16 points. Homer and
Rick Mangum led the Falcons
with 13 and 10 points respec
tively. At the free throw line. lone
was 50 percent on 6 of 12 shots :
Wheeler Co. was 7 of 21 for 33
percent.
lone plavs at Echo on Fri
day. Feb 3 at 4:30 p.m.
STATISTICS
Inne: Kietmann IB. Millman
3. Dotmlas 1. Hea 4. Pointer 4.
ndersiin :t. Tavlor 2. Conklin
2. Cook .
Wheeler Co.: Homer 13.
Maneum in. Anderson fi. Bean
I MrKav 4. White 2. Santos 2.
STATISTICS
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Wheeler 9 7-12 25 8
lone: Snider 1ft, Reeson 8,
Padhergs. K. Rail 4. Morter 4.
McFlliuntt 2. Ilea 2. Davison 2,
R Hall I.
Wheeler Co: .1. Schott 12.
Cral io. Heves .1.
Births
Joel Michael Melntyre - A
4 son. Joel Michael, was born
' Januarv 26. 1'184. to Tanna and
Lee Melntyre of Moses Lake,
Wash at Samaritan Hospital
v in Moses Lake. He weighed 8
lbs . 5 oz.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs Pete Hams of lone and
Mr. and Mrs. Loren B.
Mclntvre of Moses Lake.
Great-grandparents are Mr.
. and Mrs Loren D. Melntyre.
Great-great-grandmother is
Alberta Melntyre.
I Jamie l.vnn SchulU - A
daughter. Jamie Lynn, was
born to Lisa and Jan Schultz
of Box 4010, Kodiak. Alaska,
on January 26, 1984. She
weighed 7 lbs., 6 oz.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs Bill Collins of Heppner
and Mrs. Laurence Schultz of
Cusek. Wash. "
a lumoer while Kim
Eagles. Heppner got back on
defense quickly to keep Wah
tonka from scoring.
The Fillies were really get
ting into foul trouble which
really hurt. But when the
Fillies took the balla down
court they passed If around
and were patient until there
was an open shot. Heppner did
have a few points up on
Wahtonka and kept those until
the end of the third quarter
when the scoreboard showed
34-30 in Heppner's favor.
The fourth quarter was a big
one for both teams. It was a
matter of who wanted it the
Cardinal girls
The Blue Devils ran to a 25-4
first stanza lead Deena Hams
had all four of Ione's points.
Iine'! point total in the
seeond period was four to
Condon's eight. Condon led.
T- at halftime.
Condon tripled the Cardi
nals third quarter point out
put to increase their lead to
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most. The tip off went to
Heppner and the Fillies took
the ball down court to set it up
and run through their plays.
Heppner was playing good
team ball with Wahtonka on
offense, the Eagles forced the
Fillies to move around quickly
because their passes were
fast. The score was tied with
about 30 seconds left and the
Fillies had possession of the
ball. The score remained tied
at 42 when time ran out.
The pressure was on for
both teams when the ball was
up to start the clock for the
54-17
The Blue Devils ended the
Game .winning hv a 54-17
margin .
Greta La Rue led a very
balanced Condon scoring at
tack with nine points. Hams
had 13 for lone.
At the foul line the Blue
Devils made f woof three shots
for 67 percent . The Cards were
five of 18 for 28 percent.
Hams also grabbed 12 of
Ione's 31 rebounds and had 10
of Ione's 15 steals.
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three-minute overtime. The
tip off went to the Fillies and
they took if all the way in for
two points to put them ahead.
Wahtonka then took the bail
down court and scored. As the
Fillies took the ball back down
court Wahtonka came on for
the steal. Back on defense
Heppner was playing tough,
keeping Wahtonka outside.
Heppner started to foul which
put Wahtonka at the line.
Heppner. still having a chance
but with Wahtonka in the lead
by four, hustled down to put
the ball up. A great game was
played by both teams but
Wahtonka was ahead when the
buzzer went off. The final
score was 48-52.
"Overall I thought we
played well except for a
couple key turnovers late in
the fourth quarter. We hit six
more field goals than Wahton
ka. but they hit 22 of 26 free
throws and that was the diffe
rence. When a team shoots
that well from the line, their
tough to beat." said Heppner
Coach Mike Royer.
Pam Orr had 12 points for
the Fillies while Jodi Padberg
had 10. Lana Reid had eight
rebounds. Stephi Payne had
six assists and Orr had four
steals.
On Friday. Feb. 3 Heppner
will travel to Maupin for a 6
p.m. game with Wasco County.
This Saturday, the Fillies
will host No. two ranked
Sherman County at 6 p.m.
Last week the Heppner team
was ranked eighth in state.
However, because of a loss to
Wahtonka. their position has
slipped.
The undefeated Sherman
Co. team shows a record of 14
wins. Heppner stands at 12-3.
"It's a big game for us. We
need a couple more league
wins to wrap up a first place
win. The girls are looking
forward to playing a high
caliber team. I think we're
very capable of beating
them." said Royer.