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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1984)
ni» Heppner ( iiir llr T lm n , Hrppnrr. Orr don Thur »dai. (Mober II, I M Ü K V K N Freshman Fillies outplayed by Tigerscotts Heppner has strong defense but loses in Homecoming game Bv D A N A R E ID The Hrppnrr Killies freshmen tram went up agama thr Weston McEwen Tigrrscotu Thursday. Oc tober 4 Thr gamr » at at Wraton McKwen Thr Hrppnrr Fillies « m l out ready to play Thr Tigrracotta started thr first match with a good serve which trad them to thr first point of thr match Thr Tigrrscotu pulled ahead of thr Killies and a time out was called with thr score 0-6 Weston McKwrn set the ball up for bump. set. and spikes on Hrppnrr. which they weren t used to A good effort by thr Killies, but the Tiger srotts won the first match with a score of 2-15 Thr Tigrrscotu was mostly their Junior Varsity team and a very experienced one at that Hrppnrr came back out on the court a little discouraged but didn't give up Hrppnrr started the second match with a scoring serve There was some good vollirs between the two trams but Weston M cKw rn was just too experienced and won thr second match Thr final score was 2-15 JV. volleyball team loses to Weston McEwen By DAN A K K ID Thr Junior Varsity volleyball tram traveled to Weston McKwrn Thursday . October 4 Hrppnrr startrd the first match with thr serve It didn't quite go over so the ball was turned over to thr Tigrrscotu Thr Tigr>scot(s had a good serve and ended up receiving thr first point Weston McKwrn was playing good ball and pulled ahead of thr Killirs 0-5 A time out was called Hrppnrr went back in and was hav ing trouble communicating Hrppnrr was also having trouble rrcriving thr ball and Weston Me Kwen went on to win thr match Thr final score was 6-15 Weston M cKwrn served a good serve to start Thr second match Thr first point also went to the Tigrrscotu Hrppnrr called a time out with Weston McKwrn ahead 2 7 Thr Tigrrscotu were making Hrpp ner really move, with good spikes Hrppnrr was having trouble receiv ing thr ball There was some good vollirs playrd and towards thr rnd of thr match thr Killies were serving really well A time out was called with the Tigrrscotu ahead 4-12 Weston McKwrn went back out and finished thr gamr Thr final score was 7 15 "They didn't play well overall against Weston, but their serves were very good When they got organized enough to spike, the spikes were good Their lark of organization and (ram work during most of the game caused them to loar the match in two games Near the rnd of each game they vollied and came back but they didn't have what it took to pull out a win.'' said Coach Karen Howe Coach Howe added. " I was dissap pointed with their performance and plan to do everything possible to In sure that there is never a repeat performance ** Heppner volleyball outscored by Tigerscotts photo by Clark W olln M u s ta n g last Friday ru n n in g back tackier d u rin g Lindsay gam e w ith E ag le s night. By T R A V IS H Y ATT Last Kriday night was Homecom ing week for the Heppner Mustangs Remember last year's homecoming game’’ The Mustangs probably- played their best defensive game of the year against the number one team in the state. Enterprise, but lost 16 0 The Whatonka Kagles are not the number one team in the state this year, but they're definitely not a pushover either, and just like last year the Mustangs have played their best defensive game of the year, so far "W e played better defensively against Whatonka." states Coach Craig Kilching, "We still have a tendency to give up the big play in key situations Once we eliminate that problem, I feel we can be pretty solid." Hut first, the young Mus tangs have to score Kor the fourth time in five weeks the Mustangs were shut out, 21-0 against Whatonka But don't sell them short, the Mustangs got inside the Kagles thirty twice, but failed to score Once because of a fumble and the other because time ran out I'nfortunately, the Mustangs ran into another top ranked tailback in David Kerguson, who had touch down runs of 6,5, and 3 yards and ended up with I K yards on 25 carries It was one of Kerguson * lowest output of the year "We're executing better on offen sive Once we eliminate the mental mistakes we've been making, we'll be ok." says Kilching The defense played the most ag gressive gam r they have played all year Kick Riehl had two intercep lions and Cam George had one The Mustangs also sacked quarterback James Carpenter four times The Mustangs host Wasco County Thursday night at 7 30 I’asvlng Whalonka-4 arpenter ( I2 So yd* Miller I-3 35 yds DesHochrr« #1. Ileppnrr-Doherty I S It yds MEN S & LADIES WATCHES 50% OFF Assorted selection M Values to ’ ISO00 Rushing W halonka Kerguson 25- 115 yds. Haucuni 5-33 yds, Hr» Hoc krrs I S. ( arpenter 5-(-20i. I.ighlon S IS Malcolm 1-1, llrppner Lindsay 11-21 yds, (irorgr S-2t. Doherty 4- <1X1. McConnell 3-14. Riehl 2 (-31. Buschke 1-0. Now For 3 Days Only MICHELANGELO STAINLESS OFF 40 piece service fo r 8 with bonus serving pieces - or 5 piece place setting * Totals Whatonka passing t! yds. rushing IS* yds. total ISO yards lleppner passing It yds. rushing 35 vds . total 64 sards By DAN A KK.ID The Heppner Varsity volleyball tram traveled to Weston McKwen Thursday. October 4 Thr first match was startrd with Weston McKwen serving and receiv mg thr first point Both teams were serving very well Hrppnrr was receiving the ball well and giving the Tigerscotls some good hard spikes Heppner was really hustling and communicating well There was a lot of good long vollirs between the two teams With Weston McKwrn ahead S 12. thr Killirs called a time-out Hep pner went back in fired up and rrady to play Heppner was making a come back and tied the score up 12 12 Weston M cKw rn then scored two more points and a time out was calledat!2 l4 Hack in thr game the Tigrrscotts scored the last point and won the match The final score was 12-15 The Killies went in for the second match ready to win They startrd the match with excellent serves and scored the first 5 points, to make the score 5-0 The serve was then turned over to the Tigrrscotts and they scored 4 points A time out was called with the score 5-4 in favor of Heppner Heppner was really hust ling and serving well The Killies then went ahead 12 4 The serve was turned over to the Tigrrscotts and they served well The Tigrrscotts then set the ball up and spiked it down hard to the Killies Heppner got a little discouraged and made a few too many mistakes Weston McKwen made a come back and went ahead 12-13 The match continued as the Tigrrscotts scored the last two points and won the match 12-15 Ciirrin named as returnee to Cal Poly rodeo team We have a few other items with close-out prices Returnees will dominate the ros ters when Cal Poly's rodeo teams open the 19*4 85 season Kriday and Saturday. Oct 12 13. in their home arena, announced a release from California Polytechnic State IJnivrr sity Competition will tiegin at < pm Oct 12andutl 3opm Oct 13 The rodeo is one of two National Intrrcol legiate Rodeo Association Western Shop Thun., Fri., Saturday 9a.m. to 6p.m. CARPETS----- All Columbia-Downs and Bigelow Carpets Region events hosted by Cal Poly each year in the campus arena off Highland Drive Tony C’urrin of Heppner,. Rocky Carpenter of Anderson. Jim Dunlap. Williams Allen GUI. Bella Vista. Steve Ntlmeyer, -San Martin, and Dan Stout. Anderson, have all been tabbed to wear green and gold Cal Poly team vests in the opener Currm, Carpenter, Gill and Stout are all seniors, and Nilmeyer is a junior All were regulars in 1983 84 Dunlap, also a senior, was a consis tent single-event points winner as an individual entrant in regional rodeos throughout last season "We playrd well at times but did not consistently have control of our hits Serving was inconsistent in the first gamr. however. Dana Reid served 4 points to tie the gamr. 12-12 But we were unable to get the serve back In the second gam r Heppner got off to a areal start with Jodi EKCO Padberg seoring 5 straight points, Janellr McKthany added 7 mor* points to give Heppner 12 We were capitalmng on Wrstons error» until the tablr was turnrd and Wrston outscored us. 12-15,” commenled Coach Stefani la t r ò f e r n - COOKWARE Oll OM CAIE r AI • CUP MFFM PAfl 6 4 3 3 0 (1 5 ) 6 4 6 0 0(1 6 1 10 Ai PA« II"i)8 " C N U »KIT 6 4100(1H | 6 4 4 7 0 (1 7) I SOVARI CARE PM 6 4 3 0 0 (2 0 ) UETMANNS HARDWARE IO N E NOTICE The Town of Lexington is offering a $100 REWARD for information leading to the arrest and convictioi of persons involved in theft and/oi vandalism of the Town’s street S ig n s . Lexington Town Council ’2 sq. yd. 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