Season s
Season's "bests" highlight
ed track porformances for the
Heppner High School track
sters last Saturday at the
Grant Union Invitational
(rack meet at John Day.
"The competition was
tough," said head coach Dale
Conklin. "The kids responded
by putting together outstand
ing efforts."
Final team scores for the
girls were Vale, 116; Grant
HHS golfers place 3rd at Echo
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By TKAVIS HYATT
Last Thursday the Heppner
golf team played on a par 72
regulation course for the first
time this year. The results
were not in favor of the young
golf team, but the experience
will help them in future play.
"Echo is definitely a good
preparation course for dis
trict," said Coach Duane Neif
fer, The conditions were warm
but windy and an "excellent
course," is how Jon Mitchell
describes It.
But enough about the
course, how did the golf team
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bests highlight HHS track performances at
Union, 107; Heppner, 92;
Nyssa, 50; Prairie City, 28;
Mt. Vernon, 22; Dayvillc, 14;
Long Creek, B; lone, 7; Spray,
6; and Pilot Rock 2. The boys
nt-nr'wg ws Nywa, 17!; Vale,
8fi; lone, 83; Grant Union, 70;
Mt. Vernon, 38'; Heppner,
37; Pilot Rock, 23',; Long
Creek, 5; Mitchell, 4; Dayville
3; and Spray 3.
leading the boys was senior
John Martin, who collected a
do? Well they came in third
with a total of 414 strokes.
Dave Green was low for
Heppner with a (91), Jon
Mitchell had a 101, Ken Curtis
and Travis Harrison each had
a 1 18, and Kevin Hughes had a
111, tofill out the carsity team.
Again the girls did not have
enough people to fill out a
varsity team, but Anne
McLaughlin was co-medalist
for the girls coming in with a
50 for nine holes.
"Anne has been improving
100 percent every time out,"
said Coach Neiffer who is also
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"The Problem Solvers"
first in the 800-meter run with
a clocking of 2:05.5, best In the
district and best in the state
for class A runners. He also
ran a season's best at 1500
meters in 4:241 for a third
place. John Moyer added a
fourth in the long Jump with a
leap of 19' 3" and a fifth In the
triple jump with 39-7'. He
was also on the 400 relay team,
placing fourth in 48.1 with
Archie Lucas, Hod Cole and
Sid Kennedy.
quick to point out the improve
ment of Dave Green and JV
players Keith andKevin
'kennison.
The guys and girls team
were missing a vital link in
their teams. Pat Struthers
suffered a leg injury and it is
not know when he will be back
and Jodi Mattison was ill but
will be back Thursday when
Ihey travel to Mac-hi.
Vikings bomb Mustangs 11-0
By TRAVIS HYATT
The Heppner Mustangs
gave it all they had in the first
game of there double-header
losing to first place Weston
McEwen 11-7 Saturday at
Heppner.
Heppner took a two nothing
lead in the first inning thanks
to a couple of bases loaded
walks to Troy Hyatt and Lor an
Hayes by TigerScot pitcher
Kick Scheibner.
But Weston scored three
times in the top of the second
thanks to a single and two
doubles. Weston extended it's
lead 5-2 in the third.
Heppner tied it up in the
fourth on RBI singles by Ron
Doherty, Tom Hammon, and
Jim McConnell.
Weston regained the lead
in the fifth on a single by Tom
Meier. Thanks to three errors
by the Mustangs in the sixth,
Weston scored three more
runs. Heppner added two
more in the seventh but it
wasn't enough to upset the
seventh ranked TigerScots.
"We hit the ball well but
made too many mistakes in
the first game; it's nice to
start scoring some runs
though." said Coach Mike
Koyer.
The Mustangs hitting woes
showed up again in the second
game collecting only four hits
and scoring one run losing 1 1-1
to lower the record to 1-5.
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Kennedy placed third in the
javelin with 147.3 toss. He
had a throw of over 183 feet
but scr arched.) Jason Palmer
came through with a personal
record in throwing 107 feet in
the discus, good for fifth place.
Chris McLaughlin earned a
fourth in the high hurdles at
20.1 and was fifth in the 3O0
meter hurdles with 49.7.
The girls were led by Jodi
HHS rls 2nd, boys 4th in
The Hennner Hich School Dale Conklin. "Sherman
The Heppner High School
girls tied for second place and
the boys were fourth in track
action at Condon last Tuesday,
April 17, in a seven-way meet.
Final team scores for the
girls were Sherman County,
163; Heppner and Wahtonka,
103; Condon, 32; lone, 21 and
Wheeler County 11. The boys
scores were Wahtonka, 1714;
lone, 72xi Sherman County,
121; Heppner, 66; Wheeler
Cunty, 22; and Condon, 16.
"I'm not making any excus
es for our loss to Sherman
County," said head coach
"We're still not hitting the
ball like we should and we're
also making too many mis
takes. We've started to play
much better the last few
games though," said Royer.
Heppner travels to Echo
Friday night to play a double
header. First Game
12 14 5 7-T
Weston 6 3 2 1 1 3 2-11
I 2 3 4 5 C 7-T
WestonO 3 2 0 I 3 2- II
Hep. 232-7
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Padberg and Stephanie
Payne. Fsdberg turned in
season's bests, running the
1500 meters in 5:26.6 for third
place and 2:31.8 in the 800
meters for first place.
Payne added a blue at 100
meters with 13.0 and was
second in the 200 meters with a
season's best of 26.9. Padberg
and Payne teamed with
Janelle McElhany and Pam
Orr In the 400 meter relay for a
Dale Conklin. "Sherman
County is a strong track team
and we have our work cut out
for us at district. However, we
need more girls around and
we were short-handed,"
Jodie Padberg and Steph
anie Payne had the top indivi
dual efforts as Padberg won
the 400 in 1:06.5 and Payne
won the 100 in 12.6.
Leading the boys were John
Martin with a :55.7 clocking in
the 400, a new event for him,
and Sid Kennedy, who won the
javelin with a toss of 155.6.
lleppner: McConnell and
Riehl.
Weston-McEwen: Scheibner
and Brixey 2B- Vouncg,
Brixey.
Second Came
1 2 3 4 5 6 7- T
WestonO 2 I 5 3 1- 11
Hep. 1 0 0 0 - 1
Heppner: Hammon, Hyatt (7)
and Riehl.
Weston-McEwen. Meier
and Brixey. 2B Ford. Scheib
ner. 3B Meier, HR - Nash.
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The lleppner
John Day
first pake finish and a sea
' son'a best clocking of 53.5
Orr, Padberg, Payne and
Nancy Martin ran to a 4:31.2
time in the 16O0 relay for first
place and McElhany added
another first in the 100 meter
high hurdles with 17.7.
Other place finishes includ
ed season's best efforts from
Martin with a 4-9 high jump, a
good fourth place and a 1:07.7
track action
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Personal bests were turned
in by Nancy Martin in the 800
with a 2:49 clocking and Cam
mie Papineau in the 300 hur
dfles with a 55.1 time. Janelle
McElhany equalled her per
sonal best in the 100 meter
hurdles with a 17.5 effort.
John Martin had a season's
best triple jump of 40.5 and the
400 relay team of Archie
Lucas, Rod Cole, Kennedy and
Moyer recorded their best of
the season with a 47.8 clock
ing. Fun Run
planned for
Irrigon
Irrigon Park Marina is the
beginning point of Irrigon 's
first road run, the Stokes
Landing Fun Run, announced
Susan McNerney, a spokes
person for the event. The run
will begin at 9 a.m. June 17.
Three courses will be offered,
6.2, 3.1 and one mile. Walkers
are also encouraged to join the
run.
Registration will be accept
ed up until the day of the race
at $8 with a T-shirt, $3 without.
Prizes will be awarded to
the first male and first female
finishers. All other prizes will
be by random drawing after
the race.
Registration and further in
formation about the run are
available by contacting Susan
McNerney, Route 2, Box 126,
Irrigon.
274 Main Street
Heppner. OR 97837
(503)676-9021
Gaiette - Time, Heppner, Oregon,
Grant Union meet
running in the 400 meters for
fifth. Orr threw U5.fi in the
javelin for fourth place and
ran 18.3 in the high hurdles for
fourth plwe.
Melinda Eubanks earned a
pair of place finishes, throw
ing the shot put 31.7 for
fourth and tossing the discus
87.6 for third.
Cammie Papineau and
Missy Gates rounded the scor
ing for the locals, each gaining
a fifth place finish in the 300
meter hurdles and 3,000 meter
run respectively.
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Thursday. April 21, 1IM-FIVE
HHS thinclads begin wind
ing down the 1984 track season
this weekend in the last invi
tational meet Friday after
noon at The Dalles. The Wasco
County-Wahtonka Invitational
is slated to begin at 4 p.m. with
field events. Running events
will start later with many
events to be run under the
lights. The following weekend
is the Columbia Basin Con
ference championships also
slated for The Dalles with the
District 7-A meet to be held
May 11-12 at Umatilla.
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