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H U - K I U JVs not'd to learn the system By \%hlrv ( m iklln Hcpprw rs junior v a n ity football tram frll to 1 | on thr srav»n a * they Ir ll 32 to i u .«/ iin- A n to n M r K v d l Tiger Scot junior varsity tra m on Monday, Sept 23 The firsl period wav dead even a* each tea m »cored i n points M ustan g fu llb a c k J im Rrosnan scampered 60 yards to give the Mustangs their only score The Tiger Scots added IJ points in the second quarter seven in the third, and six in the fourth to win 32-« The biggest bright spot for Hep pner was i t 'i improved passing game Quarterback thek Devin completed five of 10 passes, with M McKwen «d V —■1 4 Fifth Q u a rte r M ark Kishburn catching four of them Aiding the Heppner passing game was its improved pas protec tion IV frn s iv rly we played pretty solid but we gave up the big play three times, which hurt us They Weston McKwen never really bad any sustained drives ' rem arked J V coach le v 1‘avne The biggest thing we need to work on as far as the J \ '» go is to learn the system Too often we had people not doing the right things he addisi The Mustangs hosted the Pilot Hock junior varsity on Monday, Sept 30 m n lt lM . I 1 1 I Heppner • • • a 6 * » Sports u ith Mike Oths Ahem Well. | suppose that I do have to make a comment about the Oregon Ducks, dun t I 6Jo II that doesn l say it all. then I'm not sure that there v anvthing to ad<1 Rich Hrooks had made the n rn im rtit that he wanted this game to make a statement about the Oregon fiaiihall program Wc all knew that even an "(I vear at Nebraska would tie a banner year elsewhere Hut bj o ' At least the Ducks appeared to come out of it without serious injury toven the perform ance, maybe some serious injury would be just what the doctor ordered oh well The Huskies come to town this week One can only hope that Brooks habit of hav mg his team play well this week after a blowout w ill come lo the rescue The Huskies have turned it around after an un Husky like start lawk for some tome crunching hitting from both teams A key w ill he whether the Huskies can disable Oregon s quarterback for the filth lim e in seven years I ’rettv coincidental wouldn't you s a y ' The Duck* embarassment succeeded in something that I wouldn't have thought possible it overshadowed the Heavers coilajsve to (¡ram bling Horner officiating aside the Beavers should not lose to a team of the horsepower of lira m h lin g liv e r What started as a promising U-ginrung for the Heavs could lose some steam with the injury to qb K n k W ilhelm who's out for the season The fans should he jvutient however How many of you would have predicted two tiM wins (or the veason at the start of thr- y e a r’ And the season isn I over I don t envy the Krag men this week, however USC will he in an ugly mood after two straight losses The pennant chases come ifown to the wire this week Despite a valiant stretch drive tiy the Krds the I lodgers seem to have things in hand Same for the Bluejavs You can't help hut feel that t'n d e (ieurge Stemhrenner s tirade against the Y .inkecs took the heart "J the Bronx Bombers As I (»'inlist «Hit several weeks ago however the Jays took the New Yorkers best shot and stayed ahead Two comments on the Y ankees How can Meinhrenner call Dave W infield Mr May when he s gotten I0U rbi s lour straight years Ignorance I ve also been persuaded to change my MYT* vole Ir >m Kicky Henderson to Don M alt rglv t'hevk out M attingly stats sometime In the neighborhood of K30 I hi ■ ond I d rhi w«>u In the N l. East, the Met» have a chan« e if they can lake three from thr t'.irds this week In the VI West however it all comes down to the ( game series this week lielw«-en KC and California II should he lun Crystal Ball There is no truth to the rumor that our regular selectors gel together every w**ek to make joint selections This despite the fai l that in 7 «»f the 14 games this week they all went the same way It also « an I lw called "b rilliance" as a quick look at the season standings would indicate Our guest from last wi-ek Vi Wilgers showed a rem arkable improvement over last year's effort the reason The reason is available (or only 11» w through this special TV offer hurry, supply is lim ited This week s guest selector is Sandy H old the redoubtable rd ilo r of the <; T she claim s lo know nothing .itsiut footlvall She'd better he right, because il she lieats (he t«*ss she s liable to end up at the Siberia branch of the paper Anyway, here goes Standings season last w eek' (ieorge 20« I I I Dale ID 10. » 5 Brrnl 17 I I . » 5 . 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