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The lone football team finished
with a 3 2 record in the Hig Sky
Conference and a l l mark overall
with a 32 to 0 win over the Wheeler
Co Falcon* on Friday. Nov 2
In Ihe second period. Mark Mey
er* threw a 37 yard strike to Randy
McCabe Alter Meyer* da*hed lor
two lone went up 16-0 Chris Kra
hr.dic loose lor a 30-yard scoring
jaunl and Meyers threw ti> McCabe
for a 24 point lead in Ihe third
quarter
Freshman Ken Snider dove in
from a yard out and Kail added Ihe
extra points as the Cards won 32 0
lone Condon and Echo finished
the season in a three way lie (or
second place
Echo placed fourth
with only six Aurzi points Condon
and lone had each earned eight
Au/ri points however Condon won
the name versus lone so lone placed
third and Condon received the sec
ond place berth for the district
play offs
The Cardinals tiained 313 yards of
total offense lone tiained 232 yards
rusbmti and 81 passing
Meyers completed four of live
passes for 81 yards Mike Kletmann
caught two passes for 31 yards and
McCabe grabbed two for 40 yards
13aII rushed 111 times for »1 yards
ptvo'o by Wcjyrvo Homy
Rea added 56 yards on seven tries
bring in pass
Meyers led lone » defense with 10
tackles Donnie Doherty added 15
tiame condition* were windy and
tackles, while Snider had 14 and liall
rainy with the temperatures in the
13
thirties
The Cardinals took the
The Falcons gained 117 yards of
opening kickoff and took an 8 0 lead
total offense
Quarterback Hob
when Jeff Hall ran in from two yards
Thomas carried II times for 61
out and Hod Taylor ran in the extra
vards. as Wheeler gained 101 yard
points
on the ground and 16 in the air
Jason Shalfrr returned three kicks
lor 70 yards
Seniors on this year's team who
played the final game ol their high
school career Friday night were
Meyers. McCabe. liohcrty. Hall.
Paul /.inter, and Eric Cook
For the season Meyers completed
47 of Of. passes for 7 In yards and 12
touchdowns
McCabe caught 25
passe* for 103 yards and 10 touch
downs Kietmann gratified 12 passes
for 180 yards
VIso for the season Meyers rush
ed 112 times for 475 yards
liall
gained 387 yards on 60 attempts and
Hea added 305 yards on 64 rushes
Meyers concluded the season with
02 tackle*
Doherty led the team
with seven quarterback sacks
We had a very up and down
season
W ith all elements consul
ered I feel we had a successful
one staled head coach Hon Mack
who also said that tones strong
point this season was defense lie
credited assistant coach Del l.aKue
with doing an outstanding job with
the Cardinal defense
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Wagoner led the Tigers with 122
yards rushing The Mustangs secón
dary did exceptionally well holding
the Tigers passing attack to 47 yards
on a 3 12 effort Mustang Quarter
back Joe Taylor was 4 9 passing for
28 yards
The Muslangs could have a sue
cessful season next year if the
play ers grow physically and mental
ly towards te game of football, play
together as a unit, work harder than
they ever have worked, play lena
cious defense, and perform well al
the offensive level If these things
come together in 1985. look for the
Mustangs to lie a very exciting
football team next year
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N o v . 13 d e m o n stra tio n
making yeast breads will Ire presen
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now meeting al Islington Christian
C h u rc h on Tuesday, Nov 13 a ll pm
Id e a s and samplings for holiday
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The Heppner Mustangs finished
their season Iasi Friday mghl at
Stanfield losing 200 and finishing
their season winless at 0-9
The Tigers drew first blood on a
32 yard touchdown pass from Jeff
Walker lo Joel Mitchell and led 7-0
after (he first quarter
Howard
Wagoner scored fhe second touch
down on a seven yard run, but fhe
extra point was missed and Stanfield
led 13« a I the hall
Brent Morris scored the final
touchdown for Stanfield in Ihe third
quarter and the Tigers finished at
3-6
"The only major disappointment
this year would have to be that our
seniors don't have a win or two to
look hack on." said Coach Craig
Hitching “ By the same token the
way they hung in. and worked to gel
the yob done, regardless of the
record, really speaks well tor
them."
The Tigers had '236 total yards
compared lo 70 for the Mustangs
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