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Fillies trounce TigerScots 63-43
NIX I h r H eppner C a r e tte T lm e .
H eppner O regon
H r d n n ilji
Januar« *
iw j
Ui T
B o w lin g
L f
\c v \-*
T h m s d a s Mgfii | »dies
Decem ber 27
WlHI I osi
K No SM
4M 16
Ik-put N ursery
J7 n
J A J C e ra m ic s
32 32
H A C R epair
32 32
k in /u a C orp
HI 14
Hark n Chips
29 35
rhe Country Bo»«'
27 37
Rav R n vce In s
21 43
S p lit* c o n v e rte d
la iR a y n e How
m an and la-ann Rea H O . C arol
N o rris 2 7 8 la irre n e M ontgom ery
2 It) and B e tty C h ris tm a n 6 7 10
High g a m e
M a rie Hoor 203
High series A lv in a H adtx-rg 525
B P O K No 358 is the w in n e r of
the firs t h a lf of the season
B P O
k o l f r r K u p k r g le r *
D r r r m b r r 27
Won l.m t
The C u tte r tru s te rs
(
0
M I C C No 2
4
0
No P in H itte rs
4
U
The Dregs
2 ‘ y 1*»
The Hopefuls
l'y - 2 'j
The III Ho s
0
4
The Py II»
0
4
The T h re e H o le r*
0
4
Split conversions
B e tty Brow n
>7 and Maude Hughes 5 lu and
3 9 10
High team gam e Th«' D regs No 7
suo
H igh team serte* M C C C No 2
team No 5-1 384
.
Heppner's Dana Ried (52) and Missy Eubanks watch
11« D 5 N \ I I I l i t
The H eppner K illie s ployed th e ir
seconil l«'.<»cu<* ga m e S a tu rd a y Jan 5
at M rp p m T a g a in st the Wes I on Me
Kw en T ig e rS co t*
The s ta rte r» (or Ih r Heppner
K illie s w ere g u a rd s S trp h a n i Payne
and Missy T u rn e r, fo rw a rd s I-ana
Held arid J im I i P a< tl»rg a n il c e n te r
Penny Connor
I h r K illie s rece ive d Ih r tip o ft to
s ta rt the g a m e and took (h r h a ll a ll
the way lo lh r h a s k r l fo r tw o points
T tir gam e was s ta rte d at a v e ry fast
pace w ith each tra m scoring each
tim e down the c o u rt The firs t tim e
out was taken w ith a tie score at 8 H
lle p p n e r was p la y in g a fu ll co u rt
press w h ile Weston M cK w en set
hack in th e ir defense
Weston Me
Kwen had a fa ir ly hig team hut
lle p p n e r m a rch e d up p re tty w e ll and
were able to g ra ti down i|u ite a few
rehounds both o ffe n s iv e ly and defen
s iv e ly The K illie s continued using a
fu ll co u rt press throughout the firs t
q u a rte r and p u lle d ahead ju st hy
fo u r The score was 14 10
The second q u a rte r hegan as
lle p p n e r held on to th e ir lead It w as
close throughout the second q u a rte r
The K illie s co n tin ue d w ith th e ir fu ll
co u rt press and the T igerS cots star
ted to do the same
The Weston
M cK w en T igerS cots had some ve ry
good shooters w h ich forced the
K illie s to hustle and he on th e ir toes
at a ll tim es lle p p n e r ra n th e ir fast
break w henever they could and
oth erw ise they w ere v e ry pa tie nt
and ran th ro u g h th e ir offense u n til
they could m ake s o m e th in g w o rk
At the end of the second q u a rte r
lle p p n e r was s till ahead, but the
score was close, and it could have
tieen any ones gam e The score w as
Heppner i'ia n d Weston M cK w e n 28
lle p p n e r re ce ive d the tip o ff at the
s ta ll of the th ird q u a rte r The gam e
was s till going at a v e ry fast pace
w ith a lot of d e te rm in a tio n fro m both
te a m s Weston M cK w en was g iv in g
the K illie s a good, h a rd fig h t and it
m ade t» ilh team s w o rk The K illie s
w ere re a lly h u s tlin g as they ended
up w ith q u ite a few steals
The
K illie s d id get in to a little foul
tro u b le but they held that o ff u n til
late in the q u a rte r The K illie s held
the lead as the th ird q u a rte r ended,
w ith a score of 48 W
Weston M cK w en rece ive d the tip
o ff. but lle p p n e r was re a lly h u stlin g
and stole the h a ll They took the k i l l
a ll the way down co u rt and in fo r tw o
points T ow a rd s the end of the
q u a rte r Weston M cK w en was h u rt
m g fo r i»unts so they put a lot of
p ressure on the b a ll
Heppner
handled in \ cry w e ll and w ere put up
at the free throw line W dh only nine
seconds le ft in the gam e. Heppner
led til 4.1 on ly tw o (»Pints needed fo r
a 2ti (»nnt spread Weston M cKw en
had possession o f the b a ll and
H e p p n e r's L ana Reid m ade a steal
T in 1 K illie s hustled dow n c o u rt W ith
fiv e seconds le ft, the h a ll was
knocked out of co u rt by a TigerScot
A gain, w ith three seconds le ft the
T ige rS co ts knocked the b a ll out of
taiunds At three seconds. Stephanie
P a yn e passed the b a ll in hounds to
te a m m a te Jodi I ’a d lie rg <*ne d rib
ble, one second and the shot went up
W ith the sound o f the buzzer the h a ll
swooshed th ro u g h the hoop and the
H eppner K illie s won the gam e by 20
points
The fin a l score was 63-43 w ith gi»»l
e ffo rt and te a m w o rk by the K illie s
Je .li I ’.id b c rg led the K illie s w ith
25 points and eight rebounds l.ana
Held added I I po in ts, 10 rebounds
and fo u r steals S tephani Payne also
(Hit in 10 points and had seven
assists
The H eppner K illie s a re now 2-0 in
league p la y
t 'm a t illa takes fir s t
place in the league w ith 2 0 league
re c o rd but I0 0 s e a v « n re c o rd w h ile
the K illie s a re second w ith a »> l
season re co rd K rid a y . Jan I I the
heppner K illie s w ill (day th e ir th ird
league gam e here at Heppner a
gainst the P ilo t Rock Rockets
S a tu rda y. Ja n 12. the K illie s tra v e l
to t'm a t illa to play the K m a tilla
V iking s Ito th n ig h ts (tie K illie s w ill
A a "i
unidentified filly take shot
t»'gm at
a p p ro xim a te ly
p m
Jodi Padtier g S. 7 » 25. s trp h a n i
Payne 3. I N 18. Mis«« K nbanks 2.
o I I Missy T u rn e r 2. n 2. I I ana
Held 5. 1-1. I I . lia n a Held 2. 1-1. 5.
Penn« t u lu lili 2. » 8. I
Cards soar to 55-30
victory over Pirates
J J
k o l f r r k u p k r g lr r s
J a n u a r)3
W on Lost
M C C C No 2
7 -1
The I )reg*
* '» l ‘ >
No |*in H itte rs
5 -3
The Hopefuls
♦ '* - 3 'j
The («utter D usters
4
4
The Hi Ho *
4
4
The P y tls
1
7
ITie Thr*-«' Holers
0
8
.splits c o n v e rtis i
B e v e rly Slea
galt 5 io
H igh gam e
Soma S m ith 194
High series
M ilb e Hanna 543
High le a m gam e M C <■ C No 2
Team 5 552
High teatri seru's M C G G No 2
Team 5 1.458
Thursda« N ig h t I » d ir*
Ja n u ar« 3
W un
latst
Girl Cards soar over
Cascade Locks, 52-16
ptio'O b»
Iones Patty McElligott ( 11)
II* W i l l I 5 ( O N K I IN
Ion«' * g irls b a ske tb a ll team ro lle d
over the Cascade la n k* P ira te s 52 to
16 on S aturday . Jan 5 lone is now
I I in the Hig sky C onference and 3 7
o v e ra ll
D e f n j Ham » put in 14 firs t period
(»unis a* lone went ahead 18-2 The
C a rd in a ls a d d is l IK m ore in the
second q u a rte r a* they led Hi to 10 at
h a lftim e
A lte r th re e periods lone increased
th e ir adva nta g e to 47 12 lone won
the th ird ( m t iik I 11 2
The C a rd in a ls went on to w in 52 16
Ham s tossed in 26 (»unis to lead a ll
scorers Judy W itte rilw rg to p iw d the
P ira te s w ith eight
The C ards were goo d'o n 23 of 54
lie ld goals lo r 4.1 percent, w hereas
Cascade la w k s m ade only seven
fie ld goals At the foul line, lone was
six lo r 14. 43 percent, w h ile the
P ira te s mail«' tw o o l six shots lo r 33
percent
The C a rd in a ls g a the re d 33 re
l»iunds
The C a rd in a ls had six
people w ith m ore than fiv e boards,
led hy Ham s e ig h l
lone also
J A J C e ram ics
3 I
Hark n C h ip *
3 - I
Kay Royce Ins
3 - I
T he C o u n try Kose
3 I
H P t) K No 358
1 3
K in /u a
| - 3
H 4 t N ursery
I 3
Depot N u rs e ry
( -3
H« l it \ \ Is 115 5TT
S plits co n ve rte d
B e tty C h rist
The H eppner M ustangs drop(»'<l
m an 2 7
th e ir s ix th contest o l the season
High gam e
A lv in a P a d lw rg 235
K rid a y and th e ir fir s t league gam e
against the R ive rsid e P ira te s 65 3.3
and G a y lr G u lie rre z 232
The M ustangs played very w e ll in
High scries
In e tia C a ntin 524
the firs t q u a rte r, c o n tro llin g the
D im e \ Duren
tem po and s la y in g close to the
P ira te s who a re considered one of
Ja n u ars 6
V\ on lo s t
the top team s in the state, fa llin g
No Two
iM'himl only . 12 It)
7 I
No Kour
7 -1
The tw o team s w ere p la y in g w e ll
No Six
4 4
in the second q u a rte r and H eppner
No Three
was on ly down by six at the h a lf.
4 4
No K ig h l
26 20
3 -5
No t ine
" A n y tim e we shmit w e ll we ll be
3 5
No Kivi-
rig h t in the gam e, said coach Bren!
3 5
No Seven
Kggers. 'We shot w e ll in the firs t
I 7
h a lf and executed our gam e p la n "
Splits co n ve rte d D a rre ll Padherg
H in H ill Snow t H Alv uni P .ii!t» t g
The th ird q u a rte r was the c lin c h e r
3 7 It) and 5 10. K lm e r Heath 6 10 7.
fo r the P ira te s Ix-cause fh e tr run
anti Roy T a y lo r 5-7
nmg gam e was c lic k in g
They
High gam e
Ray Massey and
outscored H eppner 14 4 in the q u a r
C a rry San A rsd a le 191. and H illie
te r fo r a c o m fo rta b le 40-24 lead
heading in to the fin a l q u a rte r
in
High series
B illie D oherty 518
The P ira te s erupU 'd fo r 25 points
and E lm e r Heath 527
in the fin a l stanza to put the ic in g on
High team gam e
No F iv e 782
the cake fo r th«*ir fir s t league
High team series No F iv e 2.210
v ic lo rv
Hors«»
goes for shot
c o m m itte d a season low IH lurnov
ers lone stole the b a ll 28 lim e s , a
s«'.isun high
P a lly M c K llig o tt and
Candi H u d is ill each got seven steals
H u d is ill handed out seven assists,
w hile K im Met at»' dished out (our
m ore
sta tistics
lim e
M i K T T A R T t)
Ham s
I 2-1* T.9 24 1 N 3
V\ rig h t
IS 3-4 5 1 4 3
1 10 0 2 N 1 4 1
\ l i f llig iill
H u d is ill
3-M 01 4 7 « 4
Met a he
1-4 0-1 9 1 1 4
1-7 0-2 •» 0 5 1
Beeson
I la v Ison
h i 1-2 3 0 •» •>
Totals
23-51 4 11 52 1 » 33 I*
t asrade l.o c k s -5 a n l.a lie n 2. 0-1 I .
( • a r d n rr 8. u il. ti W itte n b erg 3. 2-3.
H I liie r I . Il 1. 2. I S e ife rt I. 8-8, 2;
Tay lo r ». 8-8. ii; J S e ife rt ». 8-1. u.
I urn rales «. 8-0. u Shorts o. o n o
T otals 7. 2-6. 16
I lulled out None
lu t.il fouls lone
15. t as«ade l in ks 16.
lim e
( ascade l in k *
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IN IN
I 6
I
II
2
I
5
I
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52
16
Mustangs bow to Pirates
Doherty
In the second h a lf we a llow ed
them to change the tem po of the
gam e, they got th«'ir ru n n in g gam e
going and shot very w e ll." said
Kggers
H eppner shot 14 40 fro m the fliN ir,
and K iv e rs id e c o u n te re d w ith a 31 68
night K e ith Kenm son led Heppner
w ith lo points and fiv e rebounds,
Steve C u rrin had six boards B ria n
B y rd led R iv e rs id e 's balanced at
tack w ith 15 (»unis. C h ris Stevens
and Steve P aul had 14 apiece
R ive rsid e
P utnam I. t>-0. 2;
M. i.l.
n ii I M r* e ll* I. J J II
S eel6, n -l. 12: P aul 7. 8-1, 14; B y rd 7.
1-2. 15; C a rpe n te r I. IMI. 2. T o la r I.
0 « . 2. T ota ls 31, 3-6, 6.«
H e p p n ri t.re e n 2. 8-8, I; W tigers
; ii n i. I I s d iiy I , 2-2. 4; I m r m
88. I. s to rm I. 0-8, 2; C raves 8. 3-4.
3. Keunisun 5. 8-3. 10 ; D o h e rty,
llv a lt . M i l onnell. Totals I I . 5-9. 33 .
Mustangs drop 2n<l league game
with 57-38 loss to TigerScotts
p*OK> by Way"# Horn*
Randy McCabe takes |ump shot against Cascade Locks
It« VMM I 5 t O N K I IN
The lone hoys b a ske tb a ll team
now stands at 24) in the Itig Sky
Conference and 0 I o v e ra ll fo llo w in g
a 55 30 v ic to ry o v e r the Cascade
lajcks P ira te s on Saturday Jan 5
Itoth te a m s sta rte d out slo w ly in
the firs t q u a rte r M a rk M eyers put
m sis points as lone went out in fro n t
of Cascade la w ks H 4
The C a rd in a ls blew the gam e w ide
open in the second p e rio d hy outscor
ing the P ira te s 21 to H At h a lftim e
the C a rd in a ls w ere ahead 2V 12
M eyers and Handy M cCabe each
scored nine in the period
Ben D avis tossed in seven points in
the th ird q u a rte r fo r Cascade Locks
but lone outscored Cascade la w ks
11 9
M eyers added six m ore (»unis in
the fin a l pern») as the C ards won 55
In 3»
lone had a 47 In 32 adva nta g e on
’ tu ts i.ii ds
M< ( at»' M ike H iel
m ann. and Ihm m e I H ih e rly each
gathered 10 relxiu nd s
M eyers netted 25 points, as he led
a ll scorers M cCabe adder! 19 m ore
D o rris led the P ira te s, sco rin g 13
J e fl B a ll gave out eight of lone 's 19
assists
M cCabe handed out fiv e
m ore and M eyers dished out fo u r
M eyers also had fiv e steals
lone
tu rn e d the h a ll o ve r IS lim e *,
co m p a re d to 21 fo r Cascade la w ks
The C ards shot 5fi fie ld gi»als and
m ade 23 fo r 41 percent
The P ira te s
m ade only 12 o f 50 fie ld goal trie s lo r
24 percent
A t the fre e throw line
i
lone shot 41 pe rce n t, m a kin g nine ot
22 Cascade la w ks m ade six o f 15 for
40 percent
M a tis tic x
M i F T T r» TO M
lone
K I t M o 19 3 1 10
M et abe
J 1 «M
1 i 0 10
H ie tm an n
h o lie r tv
IS 1-4
3 3 2 10
4
11-2# 13 25 s 4
Slevers
0-1 0-0
0 1 1 0
Ball
0 I
o-o 0-2
«
P ointer
1-3 0 0
2 0 1 ft
Douglas
0-1 0-0
0 0 0
0
lir a
1 3 0 2
2 0 o
2
T aylo r
#-2 o o
o 0 1
t
Snider
3-54 t-22 55 115 14 «7
lu ta i*
I ascade 1 m ks D o rris t». 1 4. 13;
( •a rd n rr o 0-8. il D 1 e ite rt« 1. 2-2.
1 \ m l.a n rn i.0 - 2 . I M u llr r s 2. 1-3.
5. S tta tiM ifi 1. Oil l K l. r f fr r lH ».
I I . 1. M i l low e ll 8. 1-2. 1 T o ta l* 12.
* 1 5 JO.
1 ouït-il nut D o rris S tu ltr r * 1 r t h
n u a l T u u U -D o rris ( .« m m d r 1 ih ks
( o a t h I ’ aM am us
lo l. il 1loul s Ioni*
Ci t asi a d r I o* k» 2«
• I
lone
N 21 II I 5 55
t avi a d r I m ks
9 JO
Bv TR 55 Is 115 \ T T
The H eppner M ustangs fe ll to a 0 2
league re c o rd S aturday n ig h t a
gainst the Weston M cK w en T ig e r
Scots 57 38
Weston s ta rti-d o ff q u ic k in the
firs t q u a rte r scoring the fir s t eight
points o f the gam e, but a fte r a
H eppner tim e o u t. Todd Lindsay
m ade three shots fro m the baseline
lo n a rro w the m a rg in hut Tom
M e ie r's six points led the w ay to a
17 I I firs t q u a rte r lead
The M ustangs kept it close and
were s till co n c e iv a b ly in the gam e at
h a lftim e dow n by eleven. 29 18
The T igerS cots kept up th e ir at
tack in the th ird q u a rte r o u tsco rin g
Heppner 15^ in the stanza and took a
2o point lead heading in to the fo u rth
q u a rte r H eppner n a rro w ly o u tscor
f d Weston 15 14 in the fin a l q u a rte r
and lost by 19
The m a in reason fo r the loss was
o u r piMir shooting
We had m ore
op«'n shots than w e 've e ve r h a d ."
said H eppner coach B re n t Kggers.
If we had h it h a lf of our op«'n shots
it w ould have been a d iffe re n t h a ll
gam e
They kill«*d us on the
rebounds loo "
H eppner p la ys P ilo t Rock and
t 'm a t illa next w«-ekend
55 e need to execute our off«*n*c
and not allow team s to run on us I
th in k we d e fin ite ly n w d to im p ro v e
on our reb ounding O ur defense has
'
tu
£
he«'n p re tty gi»»l but can he (le tte r
They re d e fin ite ly tw o team s we can
(»•at " com luded K ggers
Weston M cK w en was led by R ick
Scheibner w ith 21 points and Tom
M eier w ith 16
L in d sa y led the
M ustangs w ith 13 points
K e ith
Kenm son and Steve C u rrin had fiv e
rehounds apiece
((e s to n T Ic K w rn
Schrue«ler I.
IMI. 2; Jones I. 11 - 8 . 2; M e ter I. M S. 16;
Ja g g a r» I. n o 2. Nash 4. 1-2. 9.
I as tilla n I " » .' »i In ib n ri 18. 1-3
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Ki-niingliui I
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I Mali H
I I I* . 57.
H rp p n e i
D oherty 2. 3 *. 7; llv a lt
I. e-8. 2 C r r r n ll. 8-1. ; W ilg rrs 4. 0-8,
s. I.indsay 5. 3-3. 13. ( u rrin I. n o 2;
5tc( onnell I. 8-8. 2. M o rin 0 , 8-1..
(■raves I. 8-1. 2 Kennison I. 8-3. 2.
Toula h . ». i* ■
i
F t R s r
-ii - I T -
p*o »0 by Cw»»fc Wol!.*
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Heppner players battle for ball in game with
N e w Z e a la n d e x te n d e d th e v o te to w o m e n in 1893. 27
y e a r* b e fo re w o m a n w a r e a llo w e d to v o te in th a U n ite d
S ta te *
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