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TKN -Th» llrp p n rr l i i i r l U - T I m n l l r p p n r r . (I r r g u n Ihu rv dat N g t r m b r f ». I*n4 Cards shot down at Arlington sports uith Mike Oths T he ° Fifth Quarter A few odds and rods from around Ihe football world To all (how football fans who kniind guessed Ihe Balder-. two wreks ago for not kicking a field goal on first down in overtime did you happen to catch the Detroit Phil adelphia game this week0 Detroit's Kd Murray missed a 21 yarder in OT which eventually coat the Rons a win I still say that you don't kick until third down There have been some interesting comments coming from the two Oregon football teams The Ducks win for the first time since September and the players are all of a sudden talking "bowl game " Interesting to say the least Meanwhile, the Beavers continue to utter amanng things Angelo Dilailo (OSl defensive linem an’ is quoted as saying that the Heavs have a much better defense than Oregon, at the same tims. Joe Averzano blamed the officials for the second week in a row Teams that kick field goals with 6 ill) to to in the fourth quarter, down by thirteen points, have no room to criticize officiating The serious uuestion is whether such a field goal is strategic, or is it a face saving attrinpt to avoid the shut -out and concede the w in0 Joe only knows The NFL continues to be an unpredictable proposition A look at the NFCl hast shows a 4 weay tie for the lead, with only Philly untied Meanwhile injuries have crippled the Haiders and Chargers, while Denver has surged to the top Anybody who doubted the first year showing of Dan Marino like me i would have to concede that he is something special («ranted. playing for the Dolphins has its advantages, but he men from Miami owe much of success to their young gB In the long run. Marino's poor senior year at Pitt may have been the l>est thing that ev er happened to him It lowered him in the draft ‘ sixth among quarterbacks drafted 1 but it gave him a chance to blossom early His numbers speak for themselves This week's battle for the Pac 10 championship should fie worth watching To my way of thinking Washington is a tietter team, but the l,'SC Trojans have been an opportunistic bunch, and the game is being played in DA I have logo with the Huskies, however The failures of the two previous years should work in their favor CSC just doesn't throw the ball well enough to make a big dent in that fearsome Husky defense I think Tern Meamber should he the player of the year in the Pac HI This has. Washington Stale not withstanding, been a defensive year in the conference It looks like Doug Klutie. the brilliant Boston College gB will finally break the skein of running backs winning the lleisman Trophy <The last non running liack was Auburn gB Pat Sullivan in 1971 i Klutie has been fortunate, however The betting here is that without injuries to running hacks Bo Jackson. Napoleon M cfallum and Keith Byars, that the BC whiz would've been denied F inally. the big question shaping up is whether BYC would deserve to la- voted No I if they go 12 41 and are the only team to do so I say no The Cougars are locked in to the Holiday Bowl where they won't get a chance to play a top flight team I think that the W'AC Conference, for its own good, ought to get together with the folks from the Holiday Bowl, and release BYC from a mandatory appearance in the San Diego based game Believe me a BYC appearance and possible victory in. say, the Orange Bowl with the national title at stake, would do more for the image and prestige of both the Holiday Bowl and the W'AC. than would a meaningless win in a secondary howl game C R Y S TA Li0 ) BALL Hello football fans laist week we told you that we would prove that you needn't know anything about football to he an expert The proof, dear fans, is in the pudding laist week's guests. Tom Krause and Merle Cowett, claimed to know nothing about football Believe me. they don't So what do they do0 (inly a CB single week record of 1.1 14 missing only the Haiders game Do you think there's a lesson to be learned here" Anyway, this week '» expert also claims to tie a football novice (Itto Burden, the Morrow County Public Works Director w ill try his hand (Itto w ill try to "engineer his way through the minefield that has become the SKI. prediction business Meanwhile, back toour experts, who have tiecn smoker! for the second week in a row Of the regular guys. Dave led the way with II 14 regaining his prior form Craig bugged 10 14. while Mike and Brent collared 9 14 Dale slipped a bit. correctly picking 7 14 For the season, the panel stands like 'hi* Craig 76 36 ? Brent 7R 34 Dale 72 40 t t a : David 77 35 Mike 67 45 V If P U R AL .1 . ' IR • 'LAR.' XU1CAUQ — L A tUVLi. _____ 1NÜ1AMA1-U1.1S J U S .. D ALLAS. 2 ..L I . L U L L S . . 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II-IS to the Arlington Interior Latex FI** Will Pah* Cardinals end season with loss to Falcons Hv AMU> YCONKI IN lone : vollev hall team endcd their aea.vm al home with a 9 15, 10 15 loss againit the Wheeler Co Falcons. on N'ovember 2 lone ended the season at 5-5 in the Big Skv Conférence and 9 9 overall • v oTr $11.49 WHIN rrs worth DOING RIGHT! Sale Dotes Nfciv 9th well and it was the best match of the season for the Cardinals "E ve ry body played very well We were verv consistent, stated coach Joce lyn Jones CM L e x in g to n Lu m b e r 98 9- 8586 30th NORTH MORROW MEDICAL CENTER Athletes to receive awards at fall sjMirts dessert By TH \ \ IS 115 ATT Fall sports awards w ill be presen lisi at a dessert to la- held at the Heppner High School cafeteria on Tuesday November 13. beginning at 7 30 p m All Mustangs athletes who partici paled in football and volleyball will i** recognized and spi-cial awards will be presented by their respective coaches Athletes are a sk e d to brine n as directed SAVE $6 Michelle Beeson served for seven |»nnts in the first game and Kim McCabe served for seven in the second game We didn't play as well as we hoped to for our last game Mentally we finished the season the week before," said coach Jorelvn Jones Cards swoop Grizzlies By \S III Y \ CONKI IN The lone volley tiall team defeated the Helix (iri/zln-s on Tuesday t H t 23, by scores of 15 Id, 15 H lone executed their offense very • H • NEW HOURS l)r. Pobanz available in Boardman Monday A T hursday 9 to 5 T uesday and Friday 1 to 5. dessert The Heppner Booster Club will provide ice cream, punch and coffee A special meeting of the Heppner Booster Club w ill tie held following the presentation of awards The lionsler club is seeking membership of parents, friends and relatives of students at If II S as well as ideas lor activities the organization might pursue during the school year I)r. P o b a n z run b e see T u esd ay A' F rid ay 9 to 12 at the Irrigon C ity Hall. Nurse available 9 to 5 M on., ues., Thu r. t.^ Fri. Office Open Monday - Friday 9 to 5 l [)); n WAS K ■, ; : ;t Î1LA n i . : S IA ; 5EA coordinator The college Is "an important resource for the communities it serves." she noted " I like to see a community make use of the col lege.” she added Mrs tome's work experience in the area has included time as the secretary and finally, acting direc tor of the Tri County lleulth Serv ices Spruce up. i-Álí n¿:> B M C C names area Blue Mountain Community Col lege has announced that Marie lame has been named the new South Morrow County area coordinator A graduate of Heppner High School. Mrs laine is a third gener ation resident of Morrow County She attended the University of Ore fon for two years as an Knglish major The new area coordinator w ill la in charge of arranging the college classes taught in her area A fan of continuing education classes her self. Mrs lame has taken "dozens of classes from the college over the years " Her interests have run from Herman to typing to aquatic fitness ll-IS "The big lead in the fir»t game *et In the (ir*t game, lone went up u* up for a big mental lapse which early 12-0 However, the Honker* we never recovered fro m ." replied coach Jocelyn June* came back quickly and won 12 15 lone dropped to S-4 in the Big Sky Again, the Card* lost a big lead a* they were ahead early. >2. but laat Conference and 9 6 overall Commission She also served as an assitanl to the pharmacist at Mur ray's Pharmacy Her husband. Marv in, is employed by Columbia Basin Klectric The couple has two children, ages 5 and 2 1 0 3 & & " L 0 G G E R S ~ c o - o p Grip Spur C O O P A Special Grip Spur • D eep tre a d d e liv e rs mtuimurr* traction • C u t r e s is ta n t tre a d • C ra * re s is ta n t s u le e a lls Hugged oft tne road lire 1 TIME SALE New Factory Blems S ize s L - 78 X 15 L.T. 1 0 x 15 L.T. -1 2 INSULATE WATER METERS NOW. .. You may use gunny sacks, insulation, old rags in a plastic bag, etc. Hen.se do not use sawdust or bark extremely add weather. Any damages resulting from frozen water meters that have not been t t Y o u r C h o ic e Insulate your water meter for the winter months. advisable to let a faucet run at a fast drip during % For All Who Need A Rugged Tire Specially Designed For OFF ROAD USE Area residents are encouraged to contact the new coordinator at the college riumta-r in Heppner. 676 5(139 Mrs lame encourages callers to give her lips on what new classes they would like to see offered or what classes they remember from the past that they would like to have offered again "1 am open to trying new things." she noted, continuing, " I welcome input from the community " As well as the addition of Mrs Lane, the college w ill also have a new center for college information at Swanson Insurance Agency in lone Nancy Brownfield, former BMCC area coordinator and now with that firm w ill have a brochure rack of college catalogs, schedules and brochures for the public If you have had frozen pipes in the past, it is % FREE M O U N T IN G B a la n c i n g E x tr a *699S Grain Growers»« insulated will be repaired at the owners’ expense. You will be billed a minimum until the meters are read again in mid March. Thank you. Earl P a p in e au City foreman Hurry! Prices Good Only On Remaining Stock Lasing ton, O R P h . 9 8 9 -8 2 2 1 1 (8 0 0 )4 5 2 -7 3 9 6 We do f r o n t e n d a l i g n m e n t s
