K IG H T -T he Heppnrr G azette Times. Heppner Oregon Wednesday. November 27. I*» i
Fillies back at it again
with injuries, leaving their backcourt in shambles I wouln't advise any last
rights just yet for the men of M ille r, however
speaking of basketball. I saw a quote from UCLA forw ard Keggie M iller
warning the real of the world that "the Bruins are back " The North
Carolina Tarheels listened carefully and made sure that the Bruins are way.
way back, dumping the U'CLAna by an embarrassing score of 107 70
The whole of Pac 10 round ball is getting little or no respect from the rest of
the country The Sporting News top AO yielded no teams from the Pac 10.
and only two from the West at all ( Pepperdine and U N L V ) Given the recent
showing of the Pac 10. it appears that they will have to earn some respect
Hello again »porta fans from the North Pole of the West If this keeps up,
Turning to football, have you followed the recent blow up concerning the
we'll all need to take up »kung and bobsledding Sevrral Beaver fans were Clemson M aryland g am e’ Seems that an enraged Danny Ford 'O em son
heard to comment at halftim e of last week s I ’O -OSl' gam e that they 'd be in head coach' threw a fit at the end of his team s lows to he Terrapins,
favor of im m ediately taking up bobsledding without the bobsleds
protesting an official s call At the same time, several of his players were
Probably just a wild rumor
beating up a M aryland player who had the misfortune of ending the last play
It'a probably good fetching to let up on th e |t,aVer fans this week, as they of the game on the Clemson side The irony of the whole situation is that the
got kind of a double barrelled shot last weekend As predicted here, D arrell
same Danny Kord who is bitterly complaining that he is being mistreated is
Aune was singing the "let's bring on basketball" blues on the radio the coach whose first game as Clemson coached ended with Woody Hayes of
broadcast during the course of Oregon s blowout win In the m eantim e, U of Ohio State punching one of his players Anybody with the energy to do so
P o rtland ’s basketball team was savoring its one point win over the Oregon could look up M r Ford's quotes a fter that childish outburst Funny how
Staters in the cage opener The basketball Beavers have been bombarded
things change when the shoe is on the other foot
1 saw an interesting note regarding the Pac 10 football race in the paper
( the other day For the first tim e in SO years every team in the league won at
' least two conference games
Maybe parity is coming after all
Food for thought
Why la it that in the L ite Beer com m ercial with
Hacksaw Keynolds he talks about hts exploits with a hacksaw, then ends by-
destroying the set with a chainsaw ’
C R Y S T A L B ALL
Our Crystal-Ball experts have really "crystallized", as they seem to think I
Alt the w om an in this w orld put together w eigh, by one
alike anymore This week with the exception of oddball Mike, the other
estim ate. Just about 85 percent as much as all the men
regular panel members are in agreement on 10 of the 14 games
No
creativity in this bunch'
thia week's guest is that jewel of a
M tK to r Kandall Peterson He w ill attempt to gild his selections into a
winning week Last week 's guest Ted Toll - cam e up a little short Rumor
is that he asked Ron Bowman for advice
And the rest, as they say. is
history Note I incorrectly listed George, Dale and Dave as having picked
SI l,nui» last week, when they actually correctly picked New York Giants It
seemed pretty weird that everybody picked St lazuia For that m atter, it's
weird that anybody picked St Louis
RECORDS Season 'last w eek' Dale »5 45 ' »At, Brent #2 48 ' 7-71. Mike
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Fifth Q uarter
By Dana Held
The 1985 district champions, regi
• inal champions third place finish
ers of the state and the holders of
Iwo sportsmanship trophies are
back at It again
Approxim ately 24 girls hit the
courts Tuesday. Nov 12 to start
baskrtball practice
Practices consisted of basic funds
mental drills some of which were
ball handling lay ins, passing drills,
shooting, etc. arid a lot of good solid
running
These practices e a rn e d on for
about a w ie k until the varsity and
junior varisty teams split up
Returning from last year are six
varsity players Seniors l-in a Keid.
Missy T u r n e r. Penny C o nn er,
Andrra Ball. Dana Reid and junior
Missy Kubanks Returning as head
coach is M ike Royer and assistant
coach lam Payne
Added to the varsity this year are
juniors Cmdv Stroeber. Tina David
Sports with Mike Oths
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son. Theresa Lindsay, and sopho
more Cathy M artin
The junior varsity w ill include
junior Tarena Nash, sophomores.
Kim Sager. Sheri Warnock. freshm
an Nance W right, T am i Lindsay.
Christy Sloeber. L on Cecil, Susan
Plocharsky, M ichelle Heck. Jill Con
klm, Nancy Bailey . Libby B n tt,
Michelle Walls and Sandi Turner
Some mem bers of the varsity
team w ill be playing some junior
varsity, while some J V t w ill be
playing some varsity
Practices then changed some
what to work a lot on defense and
new plays The varsity also scrim
mages quite a bit in addition to the
drills
The varsity Killies finished the
1985 season with an 18-4 record
"O ur record m ay not be as impres
sive as last year's because our
p re -le a g u e schedule is m uch
tougher.'' said Coach Koycr. "but
that competiton w ill help us once
league play begins "
The varsity has a lot of strong
points for them this year but also
some weak points
"W e have six players with not only
varisty experience, but district and
stale experience as w ell They know
what it takes to get the job done,
they've been there before." co m •
men ted Coach Koyer
"And that
experience is very v aluab le." he
added
The Killies are a running team and
Coach Koyer's main concern is that
they take care of the hall and lim it
the turnovers
"O ur guards have to be disciplined
in knowing when and when not to
make a pass," said Koyer
Coach Payne feels that the weak
points of the junior varsity team will
be inexpenene
"W e w ill be almost entirely fresh
man and sophomores," said Payne
Coach Royer has set some goals
for the Killies this year He plans to
lake one gam e at a tim e and to
improve as a team as they go
"M y long term goal is to get into
the d is tric t to u rn a m e n t," said
Royer
For the JV team , Payne feels that,
"idealistically all coaches and a th
letes should sit a goal to win every
game, bul realistically I would like
to win one fourth of our games My
p rim ary goal is to have the team
drilled in the fundam ental and our
offenses and defenses as they are
ready for varsity next y e a r." he
added
A lot is expected of the team from
the varsity coach this year “ These
girls have experienced a lot of
success in athletics and I will expect
them to continue to work hard and to
improve as individual basketball
players and as a te a m ," commented
Coach Royer "W e cannot become
complacent as a team We must
continue to set goals and work hard
to reach them "
This sum m er several of the v a r
sity m em bers played in sum mer
league basketball program at Herm
iston High The F illies were unde
feated during the program
One tea m the F illie s p la y e d
against was the Hernuston Bulldogs
llerm iston was split into two equal
teams at the tim e
Heppner s first gam e of the season
is against the Bulldogs Herm islon
w ill be one learn then and w ill be
much tougher competition for the
Fillies
"Anything can happen in the first
g am e." said Royer " It w ill c e rta in
ly be a big test for us "
For the JVs, Payne thinks that to
win against a triple " A " JV team .
they'U have to play an exceptional
game to win "A ll we can do is give
it our best shot and be happy with
the results." concluded Payne
The game w ill be Tuesday Dec 3
■it Heppner High The varsity will
follow the junior varsity
Games
begin at 6 p m
Heppner w ill host the Morrow-
County In v ita tio n a l T o u rn a m e n t
that weekend. December 6 an 7
The teams included in the tuurna
ment are Riverside, lone, C a tlin -
Gabel and Heppner
Riverside's and lone's girls will
open the tournament F rid a y at 3
p m Then at 5 p m Riverside will
be against Catlin Gabel boys
Following that gam e w ill be the
Heppner F illies vs G atlin Gabel To
finish up the evening the Heppner
Mustangs w ill take on lone
Consolation w ill be played S atu r
day. with the girls at 2 p m and the
boys i l l p m
The championship
games w ill be at 6 p m for the girls
and 8 p m for the boys
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