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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1984)
MM li I h r Iflrp p n rr < » *je llr T i m r v llr p p n r r . Oregon W rd n rtd a v lire r m ber U . ItM Fillies bow to Panthers but place 3"' in tourney By D A N A H U I» Thr Hrppiwr Varsity Killies tr.i\ eled to Riverside Friday Dec 7 to compete in the Morrow County Invitational tournament The teams included were the lone Cardinals, The Im bler Panthers. The Riverside Pirates and the lleppner Killies and Mustan|{s i The Killies opened the tournament at 1 p m against the Imbler Panthers The Killies went out on the court fired up and ready to play The starters for the K ill!#» werr Stepham Payne point guard. M is», Turner guard. Lana Held and Jodi Padbei g forwards and Penny Connor Center The ball was tossed up to start the gam e The Panthers received the ball and took it down court lleppner hustled bark on defense to hold the Panthers from scoring Imbler started out the gam e with a tough press lleppner was having trouble getting through and Im bler stole the hall to score lleppner was playing good defense and running some good iast breaks tail at the end of the first quarter the Imbler Panthers were ahead 1113 The tip. once again, went to the Panthers to start the second quar ter The Killies were really hustling and playing with good teamwork llrppner was in a little foul trouble and Imbler pulled further ahead mt he Mcond quarter At the end of the first half, the score was 17 27 Tlie third quarter lleppner went back in fired up and ready to win the game The tip went to the Killies and they took the hall down court to score The Killies were playing well and starting the rebounds well The Panthers sue really hurt (he Killies tart they hustled to make up for that lleppner pul up a good fight and brought the score back down to Pip er's Building S p e c ia lt ie s ^ ^ • NEVL Cl STOM HOMES •A I) 1) 1TION S*CO M F E ETE H K M 0 1) E LIN <»•( i A H A (i K S • KITCHENS*» \THS.B \SEMENTS • H A M ) MADE CABINETS • F() l NDAT10 VS*CONCK ETE PATIOS, SIDEW \l KS. STEPSoWOOI) STOVE 1 NS I A I I \TION.SIUEINC • HOOF I NO* E Mil'll SH El I EKED HOMES PRICED TO COMPETE DOl HI K \\ IDE MOBILES* Licensed • Bonded • Insured P h o n e 6 7 6 -9 8 5 6 TRADE ‘EM IN G iv e a ^ if t th ats ' m er- ' & bn? lestive. holiday I lowers and glow ingcandles in a polished. s<>lui copper Sauce Server ex press your warmest wishes C all or v isit our shop lo have the Sauce Server Bouquet deli- \ ered any w here in the L' S ami C anada Buy Y o u r Tire Chains Now - R eturn Them Unused In The Spring FOR CREDIT S e e T h e H a r d w a r e S t o r e F o r D etail) M ( ( ( Morrow County [Grain G row ers» Th W ,UI ■ I i*OOl «VJ •>» By tSHI K 3 C O N K I IS The lone (lirls basketball team participated in the Morrow County Invitational tournament at K ivrr side High SchiKil in Hoardman on F rid ay. Dec 7 and Saturday. Dec 8 Other teams in the tournament » e r r the Riverside Pirates. Imbler Pan ther* and Heppner Killies In the semi final games Imbler won 40 lo 41 over Heppner and Riverside won 42 lo 21 over lone In the consolation game. Heppner de featrd lone >6 22 The championship game was won by Imbler over Riverside 58 38 Hit rrsidr 12 lone 21 Neither team could produce a lot of offense in the first period The Pirates held a six to three lead All of the Cardinals points were on free throws Riverside managed a 15 7 lead by intermission They outscored lone 0 4 in the second stanza Deena Hams netted all of tone s points In the third quarter, the Pirates increased their advantage lo 28 14 They gained the quarter 13 to 7 Riverside doubled (he Cards point output in the fourth period, 14 7 The final margin was 42 21 Hams was tlx* gam e’s high scorer with ten points Sand) Wright added seven for lone The Pirates leading point producer was Michelle Mark scoring nine Konaca added eight more From the free throw line, lone was seven for 21 (33 percent i. w hile Riverside was 8 of 14 '43 percen t1 lone also made six of 37 field goals, a miserable 16 percent The Cardinals hauled in 25 re bounds Hams had 11 boards I’ attly McKlligott collected six steals However, the Cardinals had 35 turn overs. Statistics I 2 3 4 T lone 3 4 7 1 21 Kiverside « S 13 14 42 Send Tk.'tlords Sdinv Server f^xnjnd hx C hristmas. Meppn*f Filli*i in oction ogams' Imb'ei rang at the end of the fourth quarter Heppner had 56 and lone 22 Dana Keid had the most steals with seven. Missy Turner had three a sisls and lama Held had the most rebounds, nine and the most points, with 10 It was a good team effort K irry on e contributed commented Coach Hover The Heppner Killies took third place m the tournament and the lone Cardinals took fourth The Imbler Panthers cam e oul on top above the Riverside Pirates in the championship gam e The final score was 56 35 Statistics Imbler game liana Held 1.2 2,4 I ana Held 1.2 V 1» Mlssv Turner 2. (in. I t Men Arbogasl 0. 0-0, (I. \ndrea Hall o. 0 - 0 . 0 Missy Kubanks 0. (Ml. 0. .Jodi Padberg «. 0-2. 12; Slephani Payne 2, I I. 5; Penny < onnnr 3, 0-1. 0; Totals )H. 5-11. II loneganie Missy Turner I. 0 0 s, Kllen Arbogast I. 0-0, 2. Vndrea Hall 3. 0-1-0 Missy Kubanks I. 0-0, 2. l ana Held I. 2-5. In. Jodi Padberg 3. I • lone Ham s I. I S. 12. W righ t 2. 3-7. 7. M i K Miglili » . 0-4. 0. K udisill ». 0-2. o McCabe o. o u. o. Heeson 0. 0-0. o. D avison I. 0-0. 2 Totals 7, 7 21.21 K lvrrsldr Timm s 2. 12. 5; shaikry I. o-o. 2. Mark 3.3-8.8. (libson 0. 0-0. 8. Murrell I. 1-3. .3; llrllb u ig 2. 13. i. Michael 0. 0-0. 0 McDonough .1. »0 . 6 Maine 0. o n 0. Douglas I. Ml. s. Warily 0 . n o 0 ; Titus 2. (Ml. 4 Totals IS. 6-11. 42. K ouled out none 12. R ive rs id e 22 ln t.il fouls lone Stephaal Payai : 2-2 The — Country Rose b7b -94 2 b Heppner 011 ‘lcfloia • Penny < minor 3. o-l, 8, Dana Held 3. I t . to ta ls M , I l i ai UNDERCARRIAGE REPAIR BIG ★ MACHI NE Bl'ILD-UP (Cardinal girls lose game r r O Sol MT T n » e » OtMon CT»>* within four points at the end of the third quarter The score was 33 37 The fourth quarter was started with the tip going to lleppner The Killies took the bait down court and set it up Heppner was playing excellent defense and brought the score to a tie at 37 A few turnovers from Heppner let the Panthers pull ahead of them again and Heppner called a lim e oul After the tim e out (he Killies cam e back out a little discouraged but conhnuing lo husl le With only a couple minutes left in the game. Heppner was down by four points, and they were forced to go for the steel Heppner fouled .md unfortunately Imbler made their free throws and pulled ahead fur ther The final score was « M l Stepham Payne, lama Held and Penny Connor all had four steals Stephi Payne had seven assists and Jodi Padberg grabbed down the most rebound* 10. also high scorer for the Killies with 12 "T h er first half we were a little sloppy but I guess that can lie expected wilh it being our first game The second half we played well and came tiark strong Im bier's a strong team it was a good game for us A lot of good things happened,” commented Coach Hoy er This loss put the Killies tnlo the consolation gam e played Saturday at 3 p m again in Kiverside Imbler would lie playing for the champion ship game Saturday at 6 30 p m The Riverside Pirates played the lone Cardinals Friday at 6 30 p m The Riverside Pirates won which sent them to play against the Imbler Panthers and lone lo play the Heppner Killies The starters for the Killies were. Stepham Payne point. Kllen Arbo gast guard, Jodi Padberg, and Dana Held forwards and Penny Connor center The hall was tossed up to tw-gin the gam e Heppner cam e down with it and went all the way in to score The first half of the game Heppner ran fast breaks and really hustled down court to score Hepp ner was playing excellent defense and came oul on top at the end o( the second quarter. 32 10 In the second half the Killies slowed the tempo of the game down and set up their plays Heppner continued playing good defense and pulled further ahead As the tiell HOI I ERS A IDLERS ★ TRACK PRESS TH E F IR S T L E T T E R IN A U T O P A R T S ★ I I RN OR REPLACE BINS cl IH SH ENOS ★ RE-RIM SPROCKETS 422-7408 422-7418 If v also liuild Tractor Cabs! B & C REPAIRS, INC. 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