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LIGHT Thr llrppnrr GairtU-Timr». llrppnrr Drrgon Mrdnr«da>. Drvrmbrr U, ltx< S a n t a is C o m in g w ith a S e m i F u ll o f Cards wing way to victory over in season opener - _____________ I n I Ki> f Ha r a t n ja n # w 4 u >a a u il K t In the third period, l/ lone put » T a y lo r points on the scoreboard lo II for M ild e r Spray McCabe pul in ten. as tone's T o ta ls lead increased to 49-2* The Cards won the fourth quarter IS 13 and went on lo win the game 67 lo 41 McCabe led all scorers with 23 points Douglas tossed in 13 and Mark Meyers was also in double figures with 10 Spray's leading point producer was Brian Simmons with 1» Tim Wallawine added eight more The Cardinals bad a 34 to 23 advantage on the boards McCabe grabbed nine. Mike Kletmann col lected six. and Donnie Doherty hauled in five Meyers also handed out eight assists, as lone had 1». compared to Spray's five The Kagles had 24 turnovers to lone's 20 The Cards shot a very high sa percent making 30 of 52 Spray shot 35 percent, making 15 of 43 From the foul line the Cards wert- seven of 15 for 47 percent Spray shot 58 percent on II of iy The 67 points by the Cards were more than they »cored at any lim e last season I was very pleased with our effort," commented coach Del l.a Hue • »« 2« 38 32 »« »«i 7-13 • . . 12 3 4 •sPr »> I# 1 II 13 41 lone 21 I 21 IS 67 I ouled otti None Total 4 ouls spray 13. lone 17. • * • • I 4 1 3 3 2 67 17 2* 34 I t STEEL POSTS GREAT BUYS JV Fillies lose battle p h o to bp W o fr> m H om i Spray Wallawine 4. S-l. 8. Hum phreys I. 3-4. J; Kiser I. 13. 3; Dull her 1.0-2. 2; Simmons 6. 7-8, It : Jrniton 2. 0-0. 4 Totals IS. I l - l t . 41. lonr M i FT T P I TO H A Met abe 1-14 3-4 23 Itletmann 1- 4 1- 4 3 Doherty *-* 0-0 • Mevers 4- 2- 4 10 t Hall IS 0-1 8 I’oinler 2- 0-0 3 I Douglas 5- 1-2 13 t Nea o-i 0-0 (I The Fifth Q u a rte r Sports u ith Mike Oths Just a few words this week about the state AAA football phenomenon If you were one of those people not from laike Oswego who was rooting for U keridge, you were a ra rity indeed Try to think about it for a minute did any of those people who were pulling so hard for Crook County have any connection with the I’ rinevillearea at a ll’ Not many did I think it was a lot lugger than that I was in I’ rineville on Monday, and saw a sign which said “ Way to go Cowboys, you showed those city kids Maybe that was al the bottom of it, but I don't know The schools that usually win the AAA title aren't really from Portland or Kugene, but Hoseburg. Medford, and Corvallis all bigger than Prineville, but not really " c ity " kids fo r a lot of people out this way, it was Kast against West It was the first time that anybody east of the Cascades had won since LaGrande in 1974 ( crfainly the definition of Kastern Oregon stretched out to include Prineville in this case I think the bottom line was really just "the little guy " lake the business with the Cubs in baseball we all want the underdog back to the playoffs, don't expect such a universal following They'll be the bullies next year How big is Seattle's game against Denver this week’ If they win, they'll gel a week off. then w ill probably play Cinncinnati or Buffalo at home in the second round If they lose, it'll be no weeks off. and playing the Haiders in law Angeles a slight difference to say the least Two weeks into the new college season, the most exciting newcomer in college basketball seems to be David Klvers of Notre Dame The lightning quick point guard made Olympian Steve Alford look very bad in the NI) Indiana game Klvers has a touch of the Isiah Thomas in him Just alxiut tune for the PAC 10 predictions Anybody interested in taking a shot at it If so let me know. and we ll run a form so everybody can guess -it could be interesting CRYSTAL(? i BALL The w indup of the CB season is something like the NFC West a foregone conclusion Our leader has a four game lead, with only three answers different from his nearest pursuer Brent w ill therefore wear the crown, reap the laurels, clim b that mountain of success A truly touching story There is s till a lively battle for the cellar, as our bottom trio is closely bunched Our guest selector this week is alphabetical take the team whose city comes first in the alphabet a real scientific system There were some close ones 'New Orleans New York) but we ll see how it comes out l^ s t week. Dale came up with 12 14. Mike and Brent got II 14. as did our guest Dave Gunderson. Craig and Dave rounded out the pack at 10-14 Season Standings Brent 125 57. Craig 121 61, Dave 11864. Mike I17AS and Dale 117 65 « « .s V — Dv HÁVÑ SÁN PRAU fJS fn “ ITT ■ i sVf.it I Ä1 : f Ì irr* NI.W Ilk: LANS NY I IAN ;s_ T V ! . V ! • Pi CÏÏÎ CLLYLLAiii) ¿.ilUL'ÜlUM__ _2 MÓ 1 . . , lb ,» NEW LMtiL. **L KLLN BA i MISMUi'.'.lA -ìii-L LAKbAà U H . SAN DIECO ill J LI b i AMIA BA) __ SL' TU lU ûtU ’lilA—: Ai LANIA AIL I i. iS 3 L'Kull : LA KAI « ’LAS '.AS .. -- . . . - i 1-* ¿JALLAS MIAMI______ . MIA _ . lO I-S V i T Posts O w TAR “MITI- TJYÌ 7 NVt TTîT ¿IN n il i ; íü hqll T SL p.'L J 3 t v - > : ! .AH 4. 2¿r _ . . _ .. _ . 1 .. nn irP tfi Hy DANA KKID The Fillies junior varsity basket ball team went up against the Riverside Pirates Thursday. Dec 6 The game was played here al Heppner The starters for the Fillies were. Tina Davidson. Kim George. Cindy Stroeber, Windi Mitchell and Ther esa Lindsay Heppner received the tip to start the game The Fillies took the ball in hut Riverside rebounded it They also missed the bucket and th r Fillies rebounded it and went in for two points Heppner had good defensive rebounds Al the end of the first quarter the score was tied up al six Heppner got the tip off but turned the ball over to start the second quarter The Fillies tried to force passes and Kiverside began pulling ahead The score at the end of the first half was 8 14 The third and fourth quarters were the same Heppner was really hustling and playing good defense liut they just had too many turnovers and Kiverside won the game The score al the end of the third quarter was 1028 and the final score was 15 40 "We have to protect the ball better icut down the turnovers), and lie more intense on defense," commen ted Heppner coach. 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