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Grizzlies Cards humbled by Ranger shooting pummel Cards 89 - 33 Cxirl Cards at bottom of pushing match F I G H T Thr llrp p n r r Gazette T i m r v Ilr p p n r r O regoa W ednr»d«v. F e b ru a ry It. I » » Hs 4 Ml« P O I'T t : R w By I 1(1« I ’t llN T F K F r id a y , F e b ru a ry 7 w a sn 't a happy beginn in g lo lh r lone C a rd in al boys basketball tra m s w r r k r n d T h r defending d a s » B state ch am pton H e lix G rizzlie s rolled into town and ra n a w a y trom thr slow er C ard ina ls. 89-33 Helix outscored lo n r by IH points in thr first quarter and coasted to another B ig Sky Conference w in T h r G rizzlie s led 30 12 after one period and by h a lftm ir had stre tc h ed their lead to 28 lone, though it doesn't seem poss ible got even colder from the field in the second ha lf and m a n a ge d only one field goal for the only points the C a rd in a ls had in the third quarter ll r li s used m ostly substitutes throughout the second half us all lo of the G rizzlies scored K ir k F le r rh inger led the w ay for the G rizzlie s with 17 followed by his brother K ric with 14 D u stin I ’a d herg w as the only player in double figures for lone with 10 points, all of those co m in g in the first half I 2 1 4 F lone 12 » 2 10 U ll r lis 1» is -'I IS lo n r T a ylo r » 2-2 !. I ’olntrr • o-2 0 . B r a I » I 2. M ilder 3 3 1« B a ll 2 2 2 8, A nderson 0 1-2 I. Beeson II I -2 I. I ’a d b rrg 3 n o III M o r i n 1 0 1 2 Totals 12 37 9 Ik 33 l l r li s T I ’orter I n o s. K 4 Irre h ln g e r s 1-1 17, llocketl 3 2-3 12, K I ’o r lrr fc « 12. I 4 Irre h in g rr k 2-2 11, s p ra llin g ."> 0-2 In B r e d r r 2 1-2 3 H ill 3 o n k G ib b s 0 1-4 1 I ’lra rd I 2-3 I t o ta ls IO NI 9-17 N9 I b* A slow first half from the field for lone and a hoi shooting fir»« half for D u fu r spelled defeat for the C a rd in a ls The R a n g e rs, c o m in g off a three point w in over L on d on the night before outscored lone b y 24 in the first half and held the C a rd in a ls off in the second h a lf lo p reserve their 36-19 victory P e rh a p s the long trip lo D u fu r bothered the C a rd in a l* in the first half a s lone could only m a n a ge 10 points D u fu r on the other hand, hit most of the shots they took, although moat were from long ra n g e lone began to w a rm up in the half and outscored the R a n ge rs in both the third and fourth q uarters K e v in B a ll provid ed m u ch of the sco rin g punch in the half, with must of h is points co m in g from w ay outside The first half deficit proved lo be loo m u ch to overcom e howev er am i the C a rd in a ls lost their 17th ga m e this season Hall lead the w ay for lone sco rin g one third of their points and he also pulled down 3 rebounds lo lead the C a rd in a ls in that category K en Sn id er aided the cause with 10 points and 6 a ssists 1 2 1 ( 4 lone 2 8 12 17 19 D u fu r IS 19 9 I I 3k lo n r T avlnr 0 0-2 V. Poin ter 2 M 4. K r a S n o f , Snid er 3 0 0 to. Hall k l-l 13. \ndrrson 2 0 0 I. P a d b e rg I 0-1 2 Totals 19-34 1-4 39. D u fu r Stroh 3 2-2 S. H u r g r t l k 0-2 12. S a w y e r 2 2-4 k. S a n so m I 0-1 N. D u n n 3 o-o k. B r o w n in g 2 l- l 3. V an N lv e ll 1-21. J e n n in g s I 0 - 0 2. M a g ill 1 2-3 N. T o t a ls 24-30 X -IS -S k Rod Toylor(45) and Eric Pointer try for block Cardinal girls fall to against Dufur JVs pull * out last second victory W m w ‘S e s Sondi Wright is blocked by Heftx ployer os she goes for the boll le a d in g sco re rs for lone were Deena H a m s with 13 and Canili K u d isill with 10 Patti Mi K lllgolt handed out 3 assists, a Season high for her It a m i 3 7-0 13. C ItudlSlII . 0 I 1 « M i I iiigott 3 o-3 k. D a v is o n 0 i \ It lid Is 111 2 il» I VX U g h i I I M I Doherty. Nelson. P a p in ra u total |i, 7 -13 39 ' Total N rw U o n Fouled out f u l l H e it i 11 lo n r 19 llrliv 12 IS 17 IS St 16 6 IS 2 .19 lon r 4 'n d a y night the lone C a rd in a ls girl- were host to the H elix G rizzlie s The G rizzlie s cam e into the gam e firt- I up They use<1 a nun atop full i ourt p re ss lo wear down the C ard i nals The second and fourth quar tors p roved to be the bad spots for lone T hey w ere outscored by an 8 lo Ml m a rg in in Ih e sr two quarters lone coach Jocelyn Jones said lhal (he p h y sica l nature of thr ga m e frustrated her tram "W henever it ends up a p ush ing m atch, w e 're at the bottom of it," Jones said U N D E R C A R R IA G E REPA IR ^N EW REBUILT BIG RAILS-RIMS-ROLLERS I I S II Il II H tp p w r « • It W k t m i t l C o u n ty Rio««« PtH f l I I. 4 U I 1,4 M 4 • Ftatti M c E l lig o B ( n ) 4S fto » « rt» o n tro w r* I 4 .M S Cor •toft#* 4-1.8 I f DoefeOf ft I.J 1,1, **4tO ft I .4 M , H arr*« « 1 1 8 1 .1 W llla c * I I,ft • 4 $ 4 4 1 ,1 Io * * o r 1 1 4 1 4 T o t a l* IS 28.18 IT 44 Dan««t»on H aoooor O v w a M t > 4 i | P a f f t a t f S 11.1 S . I ) . 8 f b o * o * t O O t v M I I 4 . M . I 4 . C M I I M 4 1.44,1 Dow«fbOfty 8 4 . 0 1ft F xh b u rrv 1*444 H o o ft 8 1.8ft.ft O rov I l.8 l I f ti f tn 8 1 8 4 4 Total* Feb. 20 through 28 » 4 4 . 0 1841 F o u lo O o ut F t« K 0 w m C o u n ty IT. H a p p n o r )a Count y C o o c b M a r t in T o ta l F o u t» Sbarm an T a c tin sc o i tout Sbar m an se e m s 5 hp. ROTOTILLER BRIGGS & STRATTON • 2 8 8 * * Reg $47570 t W HEELBARROW ^ * 2 6 * * lo n e H a rd w a re \Vain àree» lene 422-7211 under three Dufur p loyers P a p in ra u I 0-0 2, N rlvon » 0 1 0 . Doherty. W right l o-o 2 Total lo ti 11 2k. Foule d out f Itudivill lu ta i 4 out* lone Ik. D ufu r 13 lone I k « 10 2k D u fu r k 14 12 4 3k Wood Cutters Homelite Saws, Oregon Chains, 82 Jeep CJ5 82 CIO Chevy Pickup 78 LUV Pickup with canopy 76 LUV Pickup with canopy 78 Ford F250 76 CMC Jimmy V8. 4 spd 77 CIO Chevy 78 Land Cruiser Axes, Splitting Mauls, Wedges 69 Ford Pickup "Very nice", 4 spd. 36Q V8 FUZZY ANIMAL BACK PACKS \ SOCKS LOTS o f SEED Infcnt thru Adult Anklets Knee Hi'», Son dory* & over the Cal D IR K W IN S P R IN G W H E A T \ WASHABLE DEARFOAM SLIPPERS i f SWEATSHIRTS, T SHIRTS & CAPS 1 f Cleaned & Treated VITAVAX 200 NO Oats/Rye/Goatgrass Heppner t 1 f 676-V 06 M.C.G.G. 939 8221 1 1 > t lost Saturd ay night the lo n r C a rd in a l g ir ls traveled to D u fu r to take on the R a n g e rs The C a rd in a ls how ever, appeared to be m entally and p hy sic a lly tired from their rough ga m e with H elix the night before A 2 percent field goal shooting percentage by the C a rd in a ls w as very detrim ental to the cause The C a rd in a ls mad«' a run in the fourth quarter, but ca m e up short Al though lone lost thr gam e, it w as m ore like a basketball ga m e than the last two con U 'sts they were involved in I ’attl M c K H igo tt w a s the leading rebounder tor lone with 7 b oard s Deena H a m s U'ad all s c o re r* in the g a m e with 19 M i I lligult t It utils ill. H a m s 7 S-8 19. D a v iso n I 1 2 3. A. Itudtsill. S «4 IS 77 Ford LTD 4 dr. 70 Cadillac 65 Mercury ★ 64 Corvette ★ ■ K M ÍM ÍIÍÜ 1 Í S T A T IS T IC S U tk tm ik C m tn l» 1 I XZ B & C REPAIRS, INC. 78 Buick Skylark 4 dr Sedan 78 E C a ll for Free Estimate* 82 Honda Prelude 78 Saab 1 T H E F IR S T L E T T E R . n a u t o p a r t s D e a l with R o n ! -e> a_ A ^ MACHINE BUILDUP OF IDLERS vt ROLLERS ^RERIM SPROCKETS »^DESIGN <£ BUILD OUR 4 2 2 -7 4 0 8 OWN CABS «X PRESSl RIZER UNITS 4 2 2 -7 4 1 8 TRACK PRESS TO TURN OR REPLACE PIN A BUSHINGS Wise guys and gals... H \ Xshlrs t im klin H rp p n e r's junior v a rsity boys basketball team used a full cou rt pre ss to pull out a last second 43 44 victory o ve r the Sh e rm a n County H u skie s on Satu rday. I'e b ru a r y 8 H eppner is now 3 7 on the season A s has la-en the case all season, H eppner started slow ly and fell behind after the first jieriod Sh e rm a n County kept up the pace in the second quarter am i extended their lead to 23 12 at interm ission D ic k D e v in found the range from outside, hitting for 8 points and Itrayn I ’adtierg added seven leading the M u sta n g com eback effort that pulled them within 35 30 H eppner kept up the p re ssu re in the fourth period T hey (railed 42 -40 when R y a n D u n ca n stole the ball, m ade a lay in. w as fouled and t ons erted the three point play pul ting H eppner up 43 42 with 39 s e c onds left ( In the next trip dow n the floor, the M u sta n g s Jason D oughe rty inter cepted an errant H u sk y p a ss The ball hobbled around until P a d b e rg picked it up and scored, sca lin g the ga m e for H eppner " I thought the steal by D oughe rty iced the ga m e for Uk.” excla im ed an elated H eppner coach I c e Padberg H epper shot a season high 44 percent from the floor, ca nn ing 2 0 of 4t> field go a ls The H uskie s shot 58 percent from the field, but attem pled only 28 shots, m a k in g 15 Both tra m s struggled from the c h a n ty stripe The M u sta n g s were only 5 of 16 for 31 percent Sh e rm a n County sank 12of 27 attem pts for 44 percent 422-7204 9 30 to 5 30 676-5241 r * «»• • * a *e « k Sh)*i for every Eric Anderson