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Cards squeak past Honkers
63-61 in Big Sky opener
K> AMII I A « l l \ K I l \
In th e ir opening Hi|t Sk> Confer
m r r c o n te st. the Ion«* C a rd in a l»
withstood a fu rio u s fourth q u a rte r
ra lv by the A rlin g to n H o n kers to win
»
Th e H o n kers took a 14 to 12 lead
after one period
K ic k M ahler gut
»even points for the H onkers M ark
M eyer» countered w ith eight of his
own for the C a rd s
lone had 6 3
IV innie D oherty and 6 I M ike K ie l
m ann sit down w ith the q u ick fouls
To m ake m a tte rs w o rse. A rlington
had two p la y e rs standing 6 7
Hehind Kandy M cCabe s M second
q u a rte r points the C a rd in a ls gain
cd a 36 to lead at h a lftim e
lone added 16 points to A rlin g to n 's
12 in the th ird period to go up 51 42
M cCabe and M eyers each threw in
eight in the q u a rte r
One of the
Honkers 6 7 p la y e rs Koh K irk s e y
tried to keep A rling to n clo se w ith six
of his own
4 -irly in the fourth q u arte r Mey
e rs m isse d a fre e throw but grubbed
the relxiund and put it in W ith 4 33
left lone seem ed to have the gam e in
hand, leading >3 42 h o w e ver, the
Honkers soon got back into the
gam e The C a rd in a ls led 62 to 61.
when J e ff K a il m ade one of two fr*»-
throw s to put lone up by two. with
eight seconds left A rling to n had a
chant e but K r y a n C h ild e rs m issed
an IK footer
lone won 63 61
M cC abe led a ll sc o re rs w ith a
c a re e r high II points M eyers had a
1.1 son high 22 also for lone Nathan
K ltlin g e r topped A rlin g to n , scoring
14 M ahler added 13
Ih e C a r d in a ls c o n tr o lle d the
iMKirds Milo 14 M cCabe snagged 13
and K a li tisik seven M eyers handed
out seven a s s is ts anti K a li g a ve out
four
M eyers and fre sh m a n Ken
snider each stole the h a ll four tim es
T u rn o v e r w ise lone co m m itted 26.
Arlington 28
K a c h team shot w ell fro m the
field lone m ade 47 percent of th e irs ,
shooting ».» and m akin g 26 A rlin g
ton m ade 22of 72 at a 4H percent d ip
Koth team s tossed in It foul shots
I he t o rd in a ls shot 22 for 60 percent
Ih c H onkers shot 4H p e rc e n t, at
tem pting 23
Com ing into the g a m e. A rling to n
w as ranked fifth and lone tenth On
K rid av J a n
It lone hosts six th
ranked H e lix at 7 in p m lone then
tra v e ls to 4 o ssil on Saturday Ja n 12
for a 7 30 [i in m atch u p ag ainst the
W heeler 1*o F a lc o n s
S t a t u t i™
X rlin g to n It it lin g e r ’>. I l 1 1
< tionquist 1. 0-0. M; < h ild r r * 2. 0-3. 1
M a h lrr 1 i M. 13. K irk s e y 1. 1-3.
Hughes 2. 0 2. 1. XXheelhouse 1. 1-3.
H Total» : v u B <1
lune
l u
i r p i ro n \
O S O
3 "
Kietm a n n 0 1 0 0
0-4 0-0
O S O
3 1
Doherty
H-l 4 6-M 22 0 S
t 7
M r\m
1.1 I S
3 3 4
7 1
Hall
P o in ter
1-2 1-2
3 1 3
2 0
it
hi
: \ o
I 1
Douglas
1 1 0 2
Snider
lo tals26 » t 11-22 6.1 22 26 16 16
F o u lril out K ie tm a n n . D o herty.
To tal fouls Arlington 19.
MafcWr
lone 22.
1 2
1 4
y
Xrlington
lone
14
12
16
23
12
16
19 61
12 f. ;
Kv li W \ Itf III
The llep p n er \ u rsity K illie s took
on the K iv e rsid e firw te s F r id a y .
Ja n 4 here at llep p ner
I he s ta rte rs were gu ards Steph ani
I ’ ayne and M issy T u rn e r fo rw a rd s
I-ana Kent and Jo d i 1‘ad herg and
center I ’enny Connor
Ih c h all w as tossed up to s ta rt the
game
Ih e K illie » gratified the kvwll
and took it down court lle p p n e r set
it up to run through th eir offense
K iv e rsid e w as plavm g tough defense
but the K illie s w ere patient and
m anaged to w o rk it insid e for two
|m ints
llep p ner sta rle t! the gam e
with a lu ll court p ress and super
defense The Ih ra te s becam e fru s
tr aled and turned the f u ll o ver m any
tim es \t the end ol the firs t q u a rte r
Ihe »core w as tied up at H K
The second q u arte r tvegan a s the
K illie s received the lip off once
again
They took control of the
gam e and wnet at a fast pace
running last b re a k s and going a ll the
way in lor two points lle p p n e r w as
ikung very w ell relm unding and
w ere ab le to get two anti so m etim es
three shots each tim e down the
court if needed
The K illie s con
tinned to plav lu ll court and the
P ira te s ditl also lle p p n e r m anaged
to b reak K iv e rs id e » p ress p reltv
easily
Ky (be entl of tbe second
q u a rte r llep p ner h ail pulled ahead
Its nine points leavin g the gam e at
lone
i.unwtion Th e K illie s slopped w ith
th eir full co urt p ress but the P ir a t e s
held it on As the q u a rte r went along
the K illie s pulled lu rth e r and fu rth e r
ahead, u n til fin a lly w inning the
gam e 56 214
Th e lle p p n e r K illie s p layed a
super gam e with a ll nine team
m em b ers co n trib u tin g in th e ir firs t
league gam e of the season
Jo d i P ad b e rg led the K illie s with
Uritnr»il4 i
Jaouais »
IK Í S K U A
Payne . u M îm I another 12 point» anil
avkMkti for the Hrppner Fillies
K l a lif t lk i
M ih \> lu r t t r r 0, I 2.1 f ilm %rbo
K»»l «• M
\ n d rr a lia it I. I S. 3.
M i\s\ Fu h a n k » 2. 17. V I ana Held
I. il I. ». Jo d i P a d b rrK V '» t* I S,
M rp h an i P a y n e S. 2 2 . 12. P rn n \
i onniw 1 1 2 . t Dana It r ld 2. 0 1. I
I •*!a \s 2«. It* IU S4
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lidals lliw-isiilr II. 7 13. 29
lone girls bombed by
Honkers in league opener
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llep p ner cam e lv.it k out a fte r h alf
tim e ready to fin ish the gam e The
lip once ag ain went to the fillie s
Through the th ird q u a rte r the score
d ifferen ce becam e g rea ter as they
Im istied with a sco re of 4o 20
In the fourth q u a rte r llep p n er
continued plavm g verv w ell
They
wei e hustling and showing deter
player leaps high for shot
in game with Honkers
Heppner takes impressive win
l«v I K A A Is I I I Al l
Th e H eppner M ustangs won th eir
second gam e in a row Decern tier 21
in a very im p re ssiv e 50 31 o ver the
Condon Ulne D e v ils Heppner upjied
its reco rd to 2 4
Heppner p laved well d efensively
in Ihe lir s t q u a rte r hut only scored
eight points and led by three afte r
one Condon never got u n track e d in
tbe second q u a rte r and m anaged
only 1.1 points at the h alf as the
Girl Cardinals best
Eagles 27-21
Kv AMII I A t IINKI IN
lone s g irls b a sk etb a ll learn won
th eir second gam e of the season on
K n d a y . Dec 21 by defeating the
S p ra y K a g le s 27 to 21
Th e C a rd in a ls shutout the K a g le s
s ix lo nothing in the firs t q u a rte r
Deena H a m s had five of the ( a rd in a l
[mints
Ky h a lftim e lone had in cre ase d
th eir m a rg in lo 12 2 by outscoring
Spray s ix to two in tbe second
period
At the end of three q u a rte rs the
K a g le s pulled w ithin 18 lo
D aw n
H a rd in am i Shelley Sh re v e s each
netted four points in the q u a rte r for
the K a g le s
A late ra lly by Sp ray cam e up
short in the fourth period as lone
won 27 21
H a m s led a ll sc o re rs with 18
points
K a rd in and S h re v e s each
tossed in nine points for the K a g le s
K ro m the field the C a rd s m ade I I
of 34 shols for 32 p e rcen t, w h e reas
Spray m ade only four field goals At
the foul lin e , lone w as fiv e of 11 for 45
p ercent, com p ared lo S p ra y 's 13 of
23. 57 percent
The C a rd in a ls grabbed 27 re
hounds
H a m s and Sandi W right
gathered nine and eight (s u r d s
resp ectively
I ’alty M cK lIig o tl am i
M ichelle Keeson gained four and
'hreo as si s ts i espex tive lv
M c K lli
gott stole the h all lour tu n es and
H am s got three ste als Once ag ain
lone had tu rn o ver problem s as they
com m itted 12
s ta tis tic s
lone
K 4 . . I T l T l I ‘ ’ l K S I III
H ants
U 6 4-4
IN 2 S 3
AA right
2 7 III I 5 N I
M iH llg o ll
1 5 1 3
3 4 « 1 4
Met a he
14 m i
1 2
1 6
1 1 1 5
I t e r son
11-2 6 4 1
D avison
imp 04
3 2 13
To tals
11-34 5-1
I» 27 I I 12
11 » l'ai khurst
sp ra v K a rtlln I
». u il. i l . K r i l l o 2 j 2. shrrvrs 3. 3-1
». K ee lin g ». » i n llow Irr il. 12. 1
To tals I. 13-23. 21.
I i.iile il nul AA rig h t. K a rd in . M ire
ves
lu t a i K irais Ione 1». sp ra v 15
1 2 3 4 4
lone
I t t t »7
S p ra y
o 2 0 I I 21
Fifth Quarter
Kv ASIII 4 A ( tINKI IN
lo ne's g ir ls b a sketb a ll dropped
their opening Hig Sky C o nference
gam e lo Ih c Arlington Honkei s 61 to
28 on K n d a y . J a n 4
A rlingto n ran a ll o ver lone hi the
lirs t q u a rte r taking an IH to two lead
Th e C a rd in a ls m anag ed to pull
w ithin 26 15 by the b reak hy ta kin g
the second period l:l 8 Deena H um s
chlpfied in seven for the C a rd in a ls
Hy the end of three periods A rlin g
ton w as ahead 34 17
A rlingto n
owned the th ird period eight to two
T h e H o n kers tmmt>ed the C a rd s in
the fourth q u a rte r w ith 2» points lo
win 6 i 28 Hecky K u rd ic k and C a ra
K itlm g c r each sco red ID (or A rlin g
ion in the [H-riiMl
In the g a m e, lone shot only nine of
43 for 21 p ercent At Ihe fre e throw
line, lone whol 5 0 percent on I I of 20
shooting
K ltlin g e r and Je n n ife r S h arp w ere
Ihe g a m e 's leading sc o re rs w ith I»
apiece
H a rd ick had 14 m ore for
Arlingto n
lone w as led hv H am s
17
T h e C a rd s grabbed 23 rebounds,
with H a m s gaining eight and Sandi
W light seven H am s also m ade liv e
steals lone flail Ihe fewest turnov
e rs th ey've had a ll season w ith 22
Th e C a rd in a ls w ill host the H e lix
f.r iz z h e s on Krtdtiy J a n I I liegin
ning at 6 p in
They then tra v e l to
Kosstl on S a tu rd a y . J a n 12 lo play
the W heeler Co K ulco ns at 6 p m
Statistics
Arlington Jo n e s o .o o .ii. t a r r n ll (I.
n il. u H e rn 0. n il. i K u rd ic k 7. I I,
I I . S h a r p » . 12. I» . K ltlin g e r 6. 7-s.
I» . AA ebb I. u I. 2. t.ro n q u ls l 3. 0 2. 6
sp rin g e r 0. n il. u. Irb v 0 3 6 . 3
T o ta ls 26. I I 20 . 61
H . F T T It K>
lone
6 20 . ; 17 H 7
H am s
AA right
S 7 .
1-4 3-9
Mr I llig o ll
0 -3
0 1 0 1 .
0 1 0 1 » m •• 1
Itu d is ill
4 1 1
A id abe
1-6 2_2
0 1 0 0
0 1 0
Iteeson
■
» 0 1
Dav ison
12 n o
Totals
» 13 10 2'Il 2M 23 22
I un led dill AA right lu t a i fuulv Ar
llnglim I». lime 2u
Arlington
lone
1 2
3
1 4
IS S S 2» 6.1
2 13 2 I I 20
T H E FINISHED
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P RIN T IN G
DESIGN
Sports with M ik e Oths
How dy, and w elcom e b ack a fte r the h o lid ays though the seasons m ay
intrud e, the sp o rts e ven ts lu m b er c e a s e le ss ly ahead
I didn't get any response to Ihe p red ict Ihe H A C K ) ra c e idea hul if m ay
he a moot point, now
Th e D S C B e a v e rs w ere v e ry co nvincing in th eir
early season showdown w ith Ihe W ashington H u skies
You h ea rd if here
firs t i N ovem ber 14' and you II h ea r il ag ain the H u skies don't have what it
takes to w in Ih e co nference
Ih e "fe e l s o rry for C hicag o fan s " them e should ju st about be read y for
retirem en t K o r a ll the p ity, th e y 'v e had
nn the space of ihe last fifteen
m onths i a d iv isio n title for the So x. one for the C ubs, an N K C title berth for
the B e a rs and the addition of M ich ael Jo rd a n Tough life Im ag in e yours* If
liv in g in C le v e la n d
The T r a ilh la z e r s h av e c e r ta in ly sit th em selves up for the old second guess
with th eir p lay o v e r the last month Although I s till belong lo Ihe give cm
tim e school of thought. It doesn't lewk too p ro m isin g right now
It s tim e for an o lh er new beginning ' in C o rv a llis , w ilh the addition of
new football co ach D a v e K ra g th o rp e I'll bet M r K rag th o rp e w ish es his new
Iw ss X IS C P re sid e n t Jo h n B y r n e i would tone it down, though D r B y rn e has
U-en ta lkin g Ko se Bo w l
M aybe but don t bet the baby shoe money
Th e fin a l re su lts of (he C ry s ta l B a ll fe a tu re w ere decided a couple of w eeks
ago O ur in a u g u ra l cham pion w as B re n f K g g e rs. who com p iled a season
m a rk of 113 63. for a very resp e ctab le p ercentage of 678 C ra ig K itch in g
ended up a l 128418 D a v e S y k e s and M ike O ths w ere at 125 71 w h ile D ale
H olland ca m e in at 123 73 A p re tty com p el H ive group a ll things considered
Not too m uch m o re going on in sp orts It w ill he interestin g to see how Ihe
Super Bo w l co m es out T h e e a r ly lin e should be p re tty clo se to even M aybe
fa v o r ih e 49'ers by a point or fwo on hom e tu rf ad van tag e And no, I don't
want to bet
M ustangs led 2o 13 Ttxld l.in d sa y
had eight [sn n ls
Condon did lie lt r r in Ihe th ird
q u arte r and pressed lle p p n e r to a
slim lead of two points 26 24 heading
into the fourth
Ih e M uslangs avoided a ll hopes of
a n iM ie h .u k for Condon as they
exploded (or 24 [m ints The larg est
mit put in a q u a rte r for Heppner
Ami the A lusl.ing s c ru ise d on for Ihc
e.isv v icto ry
I think Ihe fourth q u a rte r showed
wh.d we re cap ab le ot
said co ach
K ren l K g g c rs
I think our defense
had a lot to do w ith Condon s [mint
production, and we fin a lly c lic k e d
offensively
I think il w ax our
defense that kept us ahead the whole
game
Heppner w as led by l.in d sa y who
had 16 [Hunts and eight relMiunds
Inn Sturm and K e ith Kenm son had
I" points ap iece, and Kenruson led
the team with I I rebounds
f unrion
H arnett I. 10 16.12 M il
1er 1 o 1. 6 sm ith t o n 2. H o m er 4.
i • N a im "
I t
lle|i|M ier llo h e rtv 1 . 0 0 .2 ; f.re e n
1 0 n 2 11 v all u o 1 0 ( urrln 2. 2-2,
6 Alt ( onnell I. (i ll. 2. Storm 5. 0-0.
lu I indsay 7. 2-C. 16. l uiam en 1,0-1.
2 Kennlson S. 0-7. 10
I ouïs l onilon 15. lleppner 20
K (Oiled out
4 urrln Storm. I le Id
goal percentage
( ondiin » 36 25
percent Heppner 23-54 13 percent
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Heppner tiH>k a good sized lead in
the th ird q u a rte r, lead ing hy 1» at
one point and w e re sa fe ly up by 15
points a fte r three q u a rte rs
The
M ustangs let down in the fourth
q u a rte r and W h eeler outscored Hep
pner 18 7 to provide the four point
m arg in for Heppner
" I think it w as our w orst perfor
'" a m c ..I Ihe y e a r
What should
have been a 20 point w in ended up a
four point w in . sand K g g e rx
’T h e
only good h all we p layed w as in Ihe
th ird q u a rte r "
Heppner w as led by W ayne W il
gers w ith 14 points and J im Storm
had 12 points along w ith nine re
bounds
K e ith Kenm son had 14
(wards for Heppner
Wheeler w as
led by Jon Hankins with 12
The
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Mustangs snap losing streak
By T K A A IS IIA A T T
The H eppner M ustangs snapped
th eir four g a m e losing s lre a k Tues
d a y . Dec IH w ith a 50 46 v ic to ry o ver
the W heeler County 4'alcons
Heppner c a m e out strong in Ihe
firs t q u a rte r and seem ed to fru s
(ra te W heeler w ith a packed in zone
defense and led 11-4 a fte r one
q u arter
Th e second q u a rte r saw p re lty
m uch of the sam e things on lle p p
n e r's part but the 4'alcons stayed
close and the h a lftim e sco re w as
25 14 Hut tl did look on o ccasions
that Ihe M u slan g s w ere ta kin g
W heeler lo lig h tly
I didn't th ink we w ere m e n ia lly
read y to play a tough h all g a m e ,"
said Coach B re n t F'.ggers
Fillies tromp Pirates 56-29
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