SIX Ih r Heppner I ■(■Ielle limes llrp p n rr Orrgon H n ln r td it
lln r i ii b r r II. IW
Mustangs downed by Pirates in tournament final J^ s begin season slowly
The Mustangs hit an even SO
percent from the chanty stripe
making eight of 16 shots From the
field. Heppner pul in 46 percent of
their shots. 21 of 46
"We were the superior team in the
first half, but we let them ' (Over
side i back into the game in the last
two minutes of the second quarter."
stated Kggers he concluded "This
was a good game for us. because we
proved we can play with a team of
Riverside's Caliber "
Heppner traveled to Fossil on
Hv 3shlr> ( unklln
Th* M rppnrr hoy» basketball le« m s
playing in (h r fourth annual Morrow
County Invitational Tournammt on
Friday. I»«- < and Saturday Dec 7.
advanced to the championship game
h rfo rr falling sa 50 at the hand» of
the K iv r riid r Pirates It marked the
fourth tune that the Kivrr»ide boy*
have captured the title
In their first game of the tourna
men! llrp p n rr whitewashed lone
• I 24
Meanwhile. K iv rru d e
blanked th t'a tlm (label F a g lr t
63 46
In the game for for third
place. Callin-Gabel prevailed over
lone
Helow i* a look at the Mustang
contest Heppner 61. lone 24
A year ago the Cardinals beat the
Mustangs in three straight games,
but Heppner made up for those three
in one rout this year
With Todd Ijndsay scoring sis
points inside. Mrppnrr jumped out to
a 12-2 lead in the first quarter
The Mustangs made seven trips to
the foul line in the second period, but
were unable to ca p ita lur When
Cardinal s Ken Snider fired in a
23 fool jump shot at the end of the
period the Mustangs leud was only
22 10
However, in the third frame,
Heppner used their full court press
to perfection, increasing their lead
to 49 lx entering the fourth quarter
Tony Clement and Lindsay put in to
and nine points respectively in the
fram
From there the Mustangs coasted
to a 61 24 win, setting up the
showdown with Hiverside
In the second period we larked
the intensity to blow lone out after
our strong first period." replied
roach Hrent F.ggers He added. "We
came out fired up in the third period
and our defense did an outstanding
job the entire game
Tavlor
Hv Dana Hrld
The Heppner Fillies ran away with
their season opener against the
Hrrtniston Bulldogs Tuesday . I»ec 3
here at Heppner
Starting for the F'lllies at guard
were Missy Turner and Dana Held
at forward l,ana Keid and Missy
Fubanks and at the center position
was Fenny Connor
Heppner jumped right into the
game with some foul trouble and
found three starters on the bench for
most of the first half
F'lllies reserves stepped right in to
fill the positions with good solid play
Coach Hover felt that this was a big
I L i; Batdar s.o-o.io. till
3.a-1.6.
0,6- 0 .11,
\ndrrson 0,00,0; Dohrrlv
Itrrsun 11.0-2.0 . Psilbrrg
plus for the F'lllies
"We had players come off the
bench and make a contribution, he
commented
Heppner came back in the second
half to dominate the Hulldogs and
win the game
"We played good second half Our
defense tightened up and we got our
faslbreaks going and out scored
Hernuston 17 16 in the second h a lf,"
said Royer
Royer said. " I feel the key for us
was rebounding We controlled both
the offensive and defensive boards ”
Senior lama Reid led the F'illles in
their victory over the Bulldogs with
a career high of 23 points she also
pulled down 11 rebounds
In the other forward position.
Fubanks led the team in rebounds
grabbing down 22 and adding 14
paints and five steals for Heppner
The F'lllies finished their first win
with a 70 4« score
llrp p n rr Turner 4 #-«-«. F ubanks
I «-» I I I Itrld I »-IS a l> Hrld
II
t minor I 0-42 2 M roebrr 2 1-2
V Hall I 1 2 « l.lndsav I 6 3 2
I 2 3 4 T
llrrm lslon
13 2« 6 6 4«
llrp p n rr
21 12 16 16 7«
J V ’s open with 48-25 loss to Eagles
S U lisllet
Hy Ashley Conklin
Heppner s junior varsity hoys'
basketball learn opened their season
on Thursday. Dec 3 against the
Spray varsity and were pummeled
by 'h<-
1 2 1 4 F
2 k 6 6 24
12 1« 27 12 61
0.0 «.0
I’olnlrr
it. .i .i
F t . F T PE R A To T
llrp p n rr
l-l
1- 2 2 1 l 7 3
Hall
Duncan
6- 1 0 0 » 1 1 3 •
« - • 1- 2 2 • 3 2 1
Hayes
Harrison « - • « - • » « • • •
Thongdv
«•« « - • • • • • •
7-17 2 - 3 4 8 4 « IS
W llgrrs
I Irm rnl
2 - 4 1- 3 2 7 1 2 3
Lindsay
9- I t 3 6 1 21 3 3 21
hrnison
2-7 M
1 3 « I «
Totals
21 46 s I t M R 17 M 3«
Foulrd Oui M iradrl Total Fouls •
H lvrrsldr 16. llrp p n rr 14 Technical
Foul - Slrvrns
Fillies run away with opener
S ta tis tic s
lone
llrppnrr
lour
Tuesday, Dec 10
On Saturday,
Dec 14 Heppner w ill travel to Moro
to play the Sherman County Huskies
at 7 30 p m
M at is Ur ■
l
1 IF
H lvrrsldr
12 I I 14 IS is
llrp p n rr
I I 12 la I I M
H lvrrsldr ■ Met Unlock 1.1-1.3;
Slrvrns 3. 1-1.II ; f.onvoa 4.2-21«;
G rtfllo 2 .2 2 « . Hv rd 1.1-7.12.
Miradrl 6.2-2.11. Tolar #.2-2.2 Totals
22.11-17.M
Mi. 1 1. i .1 .. n il lotals III. I II.
24
llrp p n rr
H i KT K \ Tt) 1
I'ndbrrg
1 - 2 0 • 0 1 1 « 2
Hall
1 -1 0 - 0 3 2 1 8
Duncan
1 1 0 2 • ». 1 2
Hayes
2-3 0 0 " 1 1 »
Harrison
2 - 3 1 • 1 2 0 " 1
33 ilg rr.
; 1 0 0 1 7 2 «
1 1 (-niriil
7*1 1 -2 10 3 : 1 .
1 M M )
7 l> 1-2 1» 0 3 1 .
FJshhurn
0 - « «• 1 0 0 0 • »
Krnlson
3 - 7 a- 3 7 0 « ft
Conklin
0-0 0 0 0 0 i 0
Totals
28 - 1» 3 16 39 20 20 ». 1
1 - iiuled Oul - None 1 niai 1 oul% lone
16. Heppner II
Heppner 50. Riverside 58
In a match between two ol the
preseason favorites lo reach the
Columbia Hasin Conference district
tournam ent. R iverside defeated
Heppner 58 50. capturing the tourna
menl crown
Behind the outside shooting of
Todd Lindsay and Wayne Wilgers
(he Mustangs took a 14 12 lead after
one period
Heppner was off and rolling again
in the second quarter holding a 25 to
15 advantage Riverside came right
back w ith an 11 -1 run to lie the
contest 26 26 al halftime
In the third period. Riverside's
6 4 ' Brian Sheadel. part of their
Twin Tower combination along with
6 4 Brian Byrd, scored six points,
but went lo the bench with fourth
foul with 4 Ml remaining in the
period
However. Riverside kept
control and led 4« 36 entering the
fourth period
The Mustangs came luick to lie the
game at 50-50. until the Pirates W ill
McCIlntock scored a three point
play with l 03 remaining, pulling
the Pirates ahead In slay
Lindsay gunned in 21 points lo lead
the Heppner attack while Wilgers
pumped in 16 more Riverside was
led by the inside play of Sheadel. and
Byrd and the outside shooting of
Chris Stevens and Bingo Ganvoa
Heppner had 36 reltounds Lindsay
topped the Muslungs gelling 21
points and having a plus 29 rating
based on different statistics in Coach
Brent Flggers rating sy stem Duane
Hall gave oul five assists and was
cited for his floor leadership by
F.ggers
f agtaa
|g | ,
Spray set the lone of the ronlesl in
(he first period when they held
Heppner scoreless and opened up a
l id advantage Spray was sparked
early by the inside play of Calvin
F'osler and Hnan Simmons
Simmons added seven more points
in the second quarter to push the
Flagle margin to 25 10 at inter
mission
The Mustangs started to creep
back into the game when they pulled
to within 25 16 during the start of the
third period However. Spray went
on a 6 2 run to close oul the period
with a 34 to 18 lead
In the final frame, the Fugles
continued th e ir m astery over
Heppner outscoring them 14 H to
increase their count to 48-25
Simmons had a fine shooting
night He hit six of eight field goals
and all three of his free throws for a
total of 15 points F'osler and Faul
Humpheys each added nine points
The Mustangs were hampered by
poor shooting from both the field and
the free throw line Heppner made
only 11 of 44 field goals for 25 percent
ami canned just three of 14 foul
shots, 21 percent Meanwhile Spray
made IR of 16 field goals 46 percent l
and 12 of 23 free throws tries '52
percent i
Ty Arbogast and Ashley Conklin
led Heppner s scoring attack, each
putting in six |xunts The Mustangs
collected 26 rebounds, led by Conklin
with six
We had poor shot selection and
shots we attempted just didn t go
in replied JV coach la-e Fadberg
Heppner will host the Hiverside
Pirates on Thursday Dec 19 start
ing at 6 30 p m
F
I 2 3
Spray
I«
13 I I *
0I0 X
llrp p n rr
23
Foulrd Oui ■ None Total F ouls
spray 17. llrp p n rr 22
Spray Danlrls 2-6. 4-4. R. Sikes
61. 00. 0. M tension 2-4. 2-2. 4. K
Jrnlson 0-0. 0 « 0. Ilum phrrvs 4-3.
1 I K in n rrii 61. 1-6. I llrnnis
helling 63. 0 3. 0. Foster 4-6 I I. ».
Simmons 6-0. 3-3. 13 Wells oo. « l.
0. He v i e r h r r l l n g 0 0. 0 0. 0 To ta ls
i> m 12-23 ts
Heppner
E G F T T l< A
1 De» in
0-6 « - « 0 0 0
3i bo xasi
3-6 li ii « 0 0
1) lie s In
•-4
1-4 1 1 1
M a rlin
1 -3 1-3 3 2 0
1 u n k ll n
3-13 « - I i
6 2
l.o u g h rrly
2-7 0-2 4 1 1
F lsh bui n
1-3 1-3 3 1 0
0 0 0-1 0 1 0
M m R
(•ray-
1 -6 0 - 0 2 1 0
33 o r n r l l
0-0 0-0 0 " 0
P rdrn
0-2 0-0 0 t 1
Totals
11 - 44 3 - 14 23 2ft s
Mustang frosh a group of winners
Hy \ s h l r y 1 u n k ll n
This year's Heppner freshmen
basketball team liegins its season
al home against the f kiah varsity on
Tuesday. Dee 10 at 6 30 p m under
first year coach John Boyer, who
will also serve as an assistant lo
varsity coach Brent F^ggers Boyer
takes over lor Chris Haueh who was
freshmen coach for two years
Boyer, a 1974 graduate of Heppner
High School and an outstanding
athlete al that lime, says he look
over the job because Basketball
has lieen very g(*>d lo me and I leel
that by being a coach I'm giving
something back lo the team "
Comprising this year's squad will
be Craig Angell, Mike Covea. Dick
Devin. Tim Hays. Harney Lindsay.
Mike Mahoney, Will Martin. Sean
Warren, and Will Wellborn Devin
will play mostly on the junior v aristy
team, but also w ill see
action on the freshmen team
The freshmen lack the basic fund
amenta! skills hut make up for it in
another way
The kids have an
excellent altitude and are very hard
workers replied Boyer
Boyer would like his team to win
as many games as they lose, but lie
doesn't want his team to lienefil
from just the wins
" I do want to benefit from the
wins, but I want them the team i to
benefit from having an attitude lo
achieve success
Boyer plans lor his team lo play to
a slow, patient tempo on oflense to
start the year
If they show me
they have improved lo the point
where we can runthe fas! break
coiuuslantly, then we will run il
However the coach expects his
team to play much belter defensive
ly than offensively
My biggest goal this season is to
™ s H H S basketball
teams on road
S u 'ifty Seam stresses
Hy Phoebe Him k
December 4. the Swifty Seam
stresses met at the extension office
Members voted Laurel Webber-
Gray president, Chrisy Schultz
vice president. Sherry Bingham
secretary, Phoebe Hlock reporter,
tammy Hruch caller and Genell
Adelmen assistant secretary
The next club meeting is Monday .
[h v 9 We talked about making
Christmas ornaments at the next
meeting
F-veybody attended
Stacie O'Brien also is in our group
improve the skills of each player and
develop them into a unit that can
play together as a unit," state
Boyer
"This group of kids is
excellent to work with and they are a
group of winners "
PUBLIC NOTICE
PIONFFR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
MFFTING NOTICF
CHANGE OF DATF
The regularly scheduled meeting
of the Pioneer Memorial Hospital
Hoard of Directors fall on the day
after Christmas and because of a
schedule conflict by the Directors,
the meeting date has been resche
duled to Thursday. December 19,
1985 The meeting time and place
remain unchanged at It) (N) a m in
the Hospital Conference Room
Published
Hv Dana Held
The junior varsity F'lllies season
opener was against the Hermiston
Bulldogs Tuesday. Dec 3. here al
Heppner
The game started out slowly with
the tip going to the F'lllies followed
by a turnover
Hermiston scored the first two
points of the game with only 4 S3 left
in the first quarter
They scored
on the buzzer to finish with 2 6 score
Things started lo pick up a little
in the second quarter and then in the
second quarter and then in the
second half of the game
The F'lllies played good defense
but Coach Payne feels that they need
to improve on ball handling
We have to take care of the ball
to cut down on turnovers." com
men ted Payne
The F'lllies showed their desire lo
win on the court through their hustle
and determination
Heppner had good experience on
the court againsl Hermiston but
didn't win the game The final score
was 17-31
The JV'» next game was against
Spray Thursday. Dec 5. again at
Heppner
The F'lllies gave Spray tough
competition but fell short with a
final score of 18 20
Heppner played tough defense but
had a little trouble with turnovers in
the first half
The game came right down to the
last few seconds Heppner had the
ball, but couldn t put a shot in
Spray rebounded one of Heppners
shots and the bell rang as Spray was
two points up on the F'lllies
"A fter two games we have shown
the potential to win " said Payne,
"we need to shot better from the
freelhrow line.” he added
Heppner vs Hermislon
12 3 4
Heppner
2 * 11^
Hermislon
l- I J 'f l II
Heppner vs Sprav
12 3 4
2 6 12 I I
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2 I« 17 2«
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The boy* and girls varsity basket
In the Matter of the F'.state
ball teams of Heppner High School
took to the road this week in hoop of
CECILIA MEALY, deceased
action with an away game againsl
Probate No 85 PR 14
Wheeler County al F'ossil on
NOTICE TO INTERESTED
Tuesday and are al Sherman County
PERSONS
on Saturday night
Sherman County High School is
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
having a canned food drive and
the undersigned has been appointed
instead of paying admission on
and has qualified as the personal
Saturday night, every person attend
representative of said estate
All
ing the v arsity girls and hoys games
persons having claims against said
is asked to donate canned food or
«■slate are hereby required to pre
other staple
sent the same, w ith proper
The Heppner girls will lie bac k in
action at home on Tuesday. Dec 17, ' vouchers within lour months after
the date of first publication of this
hosting the Mac Hi Pioneers Junior
notice, as stated below, to the
varsity action w ill begin a U p m
personal
representative
c o
with the varsity game scheduled to
Kottkamp & O'Rourke. 332 S F: 2nd.
begin 20 minutes follow mg the con
P .0 BOX 490 Pendleton Oregon
elusion of the JV contest
97801. or they may be barred
In other games the JV girls and
All person* whose rights may be
frosh boys hosted I kiah on Tuesdav
affected by the proceedings in this
and the Irosh hoys will lie playing
estate may obtain additional mfor
the Condon JV s al home on Thurs
motion from the records of the
Free
day, Dec 12 Another upcoming
Court, the personal representative
contest pits the Heppner JV and
or the attorney for ther personal
Irosh boy* against Riverside on
representative
Thursday Dec 1« beginning at 5
DATF-I) and first published this 27
p m
day of November. ¡985
"The Sherman County girls game
JohnJ Healy
should ho an interesting contest
Personal Representative
said an H H S spokesperson as the
P < l Box 692
two teams split last season in a pa.r
Heppner. Oregon 97836
of contests Both are lavored lo win
their respective divisions this year
116 E Willow
Published November 27 Decern-
The game is a non league contest
Heppner
ber 4. 11. 1685
and w ill Ix-gin at 6 p m with the girls
game followed with the boys
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