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SIX The Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, February It, 1M4
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Cards take 42-38 win over Dufur
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Ione's boys' basketball team
finished at 2-8 in the Big Sky
Conference and 5-13 overall
w ith a 42-38 w in over the Dufur
Rangers on Saturday, Feb. 11.
The first quarter saw the
Cardinals take a 10 to 8 lead.
Roger Lyda had six Ranger
points.
Dufur came back to tie the
game at 20 at intermission by
taking the second stanza 12-10.
Mark Meyers and Randy Mc
Cabe had all of Ione's points.
Both teams scored 10 third
period points as the game was
tied at 30-30.
lone won the game by a 44 to
ZZ count by cutscorir.g the
Rangers 14-8 in the fourth
quarter.
McCabe and Meyers led the
Cards with 18 and 12 points.
Meyers also handed out nine
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assists.
Dufur was led by Lyda's 16
points. Scott Wiidanen added
10 points.
Dufur had a 27 to 23 edge in
rebounds. McCabe and Craig
Hams collected nine and six
rebounds for lone. Lyda and
Sean Wright each had seven
for the Rangers.
lone made 22 of 52 field
goals for 42 percent. Dufur
was 19 of 53 for 36 percent.
Dugur was 0-2 from the foul
line for zero percent. lone did
not shoot a foul shot in the
game.
The Cardinals had three
seniors on the team. They
were: Hams, Howard Leavitt,
and Darrin Padberg.
"Winning this game was a
great way to end the year,"
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The lone boy's basketball
team lost to the Helix Grizzlies
on Friday, Feb. 10. The final
score was 63 to 43.
Helix took an opening stanza
lead of 10-3. Jeff Lembcke
scored seven for Helix while
Randy McCabe had six.
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lose to Echo
By ASHLEY CONKLIN
The lone Jr. high girls'
basketball team lost 17-5 to the
Echo Cougars on Thursday,
Feb. 9.
lone was shutout in the first
quarter as Echo led six to
zero.
The Cougars took a halftime
lead of 10 to nothing by scoring
four second period points to
Ione's zero.
Echo was shutout in the
third stanza as lone scored
two and now trailed 10-2.
The final score was 17-5 as
the Cougars out-scored the
Cards 7 to 3 in the fourth
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Helix upped its lead to 44-29
after three periods by scoring
17 to the Cardinals 11.
The Grizzlies won the game
by a final tally of 63 to 43.
McCabe led lone with 24
points, 16 of them in the
second half. lone grabbed 31
rebounds. McCabe had nine
and Craig Hams pulled eight
down. Mark Meyers dished off
11 assists.
Lembcke was the game's
leading scorer with 33 points.
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percent. Echo was 5 of 15 for
33 percent.
Jill Conklin and Michelle
Papineau scored two each for
the Cards as Jill Nelson added
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Helix was without sophomore
guard Troy Molendyke. the
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leader. The Grizzlies grabbed
23 rebounds, with Craig New
ton and Lembcke pulling down
seven and six respectively.
From the foul line lone was
5 of 11 for 45 percent. Helix
shot 55 percent making 11 of 20
shots. The Cards made 31
percent of their field goals
shooting 19 of 61. The Grizzlies
were 26 of 57 for 46 percent.
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lone Jr. High boys increase win record
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The lone boys' junior high
basketball team upped its
record to 5-4 with a 50 to 46
overtime win over the Condon
Demons on Saturday, Feb, H.
lone took an opening stanza
lead of 16-12 as Ken Snider
scored eipht points.
The Demons shut out the
Cardinals in the second quurt
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Demon points.
Winslow added seven more
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outscored lone 15-7 to take a
lead of 35 23.
Snider sent the game Into
overtime with a 15 foot Jump
shot at the buzzer to tie the
score at 42.
The Cardinals outscored the
Demons 8-4 in overtime to
win 50-46.
Snider had 17 for the Cards,
while Kevin Ball added 14.
Winslow led all scorers with
22 points. Mike Miller added 17
for the Demons.
lone made 10 of 15 foul shots
for 67 percent. Condon was 10
of 18 for 55 percent,
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