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I see In track and field Boys outshine girls for first time since 1980 By Athlev (onklin For the fir*» time *ince 1*10 a Itrppner buys' track team outshown a girls track team with a second place finish in a triangular meet with Klgin and Class ” A A ” Mac Hi on Tuesday April I Heppner's boys' team finished with S3', points to finish behind Klgin i N 1) point») and ahead of Mac III in 1. points' Girl* team scores were Klgin 88, Mac Hi 37, and Heppner 25 Bryan Padherg paced the boys team by coming from behind to win the 800 meters in 2 12 6 and set a M h M class record in the 1500 meters with a time of 4 30 6, also for first place Jason 1‘almer heaved the discus 139 2" for first and established a personal best by over 10 feet Palmer also shot putted 3 6 '5 V for fourth place Chris M cl^ughlin won the 1 10 meter high hurdles in IV 2 and placed second in the 300 meter intermediate hurdles with a time of i, , High jumpers Scott Buschke and Wayne Wilgers each leaped 6 0” to tie for first and third respectivelv Buschke earned the top spot because he had fewer misses at 6 0” Ashely Conklin earned second in both the long jum p il8'5"> and the triple jum p (38'3"i also a personal best He was also on the ncond place 1600 meter relay team of Matty HraimOfl Scott Jones, and Jim Brosnan that ran 4 30 8 Brosnan ran the 400 meter dash in 58 7 for second and Brannon tossed the javelin 125'1” for second Bros nan was also on the 400 meter relay team of Jones. Harney landsay . and Jason liougherty which ran 48 3 for second place Dougherty dashed to tunes of 12 7 In the 100 meters and 25 9 in the 200 meters to finish third and fourth respectively Jones was third in the mil al so 1 ouipoted in the too l.i ml say leaped 16'7" for third in the long jum p and was in the ion and 200 meter dashes Sophomores Kim Sager and Cathy Marlin paced the girls track team Sager finished second in the KX) at 14 2 and Martin was second in the 1500 at 6 04 7 The two then teamed for first in the 1600 meter relay, along with Stacey Kennedy and Nance Wright in a time of 5 02 I Sager and Kennedy joined Kim Wright and Dorothy Hays to garner third in the sprint relay with a time of 57 8 Kennedy added second in the 4un running I 12 6. while Nance Wright gratified second place with an 81«) time of 3 2V 2 u jf P R U N IN G LA N DM APING * \ P A IN T IN G HANDYM AN ' Reasonable Rales ► 290 Chase St , Chet Hays finished third and Kim Wright fourth in the high hurdles wltl clockings of 22 1 and 23 I respectively Hays also competed in the 200 meters Jill Conklin turned in a third in the long jump going 13 1 . and a fourth in ine high jump clearing 4 2 In the distance races Michelle Beck ran second in the Jouu meters with a time of 14 33 and Missy dates ran the 1500 in 7 35 for fourth Also competing were Kim Bond and Shannon M d ^ u g h lm in both the shot put and discus "W e were pleased with the overall performances of everybody.” said head coach Dale Conklin Heppner s thinclads competed in a fourway meet with lone, Riverside, and Umatilla However results were not available by press time On Saturday April 12, Heppner along with lone and Riverside will host the IBth annual Morrow County Invitational in Umatilla Field events will start at II a m and running events at 12 30 p m The meet, considered the premier meet of Kastern Oregon will draw 26 schools from Districts 7 and 8 Knterprise the defending champion returns senior Shane Campbell who is the defending state champion inthe loo and 200 meter dashes and the runner up in the 4»*) meters Campbell will be pushed by Helix senior T im Porter who was the state runner up in the lot) Porter is also the stale champ in the long jump and runner up in the high jump Also expected to do well By AM U t 5 < O N K I.IN Heppner's baseball team earned a split in a double header against the Stanfield Tigers on Saturday, April 5 The Mustangs got shutout 100 in the opening game, but came back with a dramatic 12 11 victory in nine innings in the nightcap "It was a perfect day for base fiall said ftappnai coach Mike in the bottom of the fourth inning Stanfield added three runs to enjoy a »•3 advantage The Mustangs came alive with four runs in the fifth inning Hayes led off with a single and after Bob Riehl reached on an error, Dave Pedro ppped an RBI single lo score llayes Taylor followed with a walk and Dick Devin cracked a single up the middle lo bring home Riehl Mark Fishburn grounded into a double play, but Taylor and Devin scored when John Kenny reached on an error With a single and two errors the Tigers added two run* in the bottom of the fifth to lead 117 After walks to Fishburn and Kenny in the seventh Poorman got hit bv a pitch to load the bases Amtell reached on an error to score Royer “ It was sunny, the tempera lure was in the 60 s. and there wasn’t a cloud in the sky ” The Tigers were near perfection in the first game as was their ace. senior Howard Wagoner The 6'0” righthander struck out 14 Mustangs in only six innings Wagoner gave up only a fourth inning double to Hob Riehl and a fifth inning triple to Joe Taylor as he faced only three batters over the minimum Slanjield got two hits, three runs ami -three RBIs from Wagoner and four RBIs and two hits from Scott Wells I »ra n Hayes who went the distan By W ill T 3 ( O N K I.IN ce for the Mustangs gave up only Heppner's baseball team opened three runs and four hits after the its season with a lf>-3 victory over second inning They hit he ball the Kcho Cougar* on Wednesday. well and got a strong performance April 2 The game was also the from Wagoner while we struggled, league opener for the Mustangs said Royer After the first two Heppner's Troy Hyatt and Kcho s ■mings. I»ra n settled down and Paul Ramos dueied on the mound in pitched well His pitching is going to the first three innings, holding each help us out down the road It’s just a other's team scoreless matter of tune Hyatt gave only one hit while In the second game, the Mustajigs striking out four batters Ramos opened the game with two runs on a gave up one hit and struck out six single by Troy Hyatt and a wa'k to Tim Neely opened the Cougar l» r a n Haves, plus two passed balls fourth with a single and then stole and an error second In the bottom of the first. Stanfield Devin Correa singled home Neely countered with two runs of its own and stole two bases and came home The Tigers added four more runs on a single by Ramos giving Kcho a m the third inning on a ungle. 2 0 lead double, and two passed balls, plus a Doran Hayes clubbed a triple in hit batsmen the Mustang fourth and came home Joe Taylor hit a double in the on a single by Bob Riehl fourth inning and scored after a After Dave Pedro walked Scott passed ball and a double by Rob Poorman to pull Heppner within 6 3 With a puir of doubles and an error -V* lioVA l i ll K N p VAH W ESTER N PAPER TOWELS v Eo BULK CARROTS 20V IS lb 99V, NO. 2 POTATOES $ 1» * 3 « WRAP PkgV Tn * *1.0 9 » BEEF SPARERIBS PORK CHOPS 4 .3 9 , HklS IRISH 39V, CANTALOUPE *1.25, ISO O FACIAL TISSUE TROPICANA v Refodgeroted 'A Got ORANGE JUICE ^ »299 ‘2.69 O QT C0R0NIT <Tt c*v 9 9 ', DOGGIES *jo* CO FRfSH STRAWBERRIES " T-BONE STEAK BAG FAMILY AMERICA CHEESE! HI DR I BULK Knterprise shot a combined 348 for 72 holes, while Heppner was second shooting 350 Joseph finished third hitting 377 Heppner. which was without golfers Reid Duncan and Marion McMillan, was led by Dan Struthers with a 71 and Keith Krmson shooting 79 Hounding out the team were Carl Martin with a 90 and Pradit Thongdv with a 103 "We had great effort* from every one involved. said head coach Duane Neiffer For example Carl Martin shot a 90 and I believe that’s the best he's ever shot ’ ' Medalist was Knterprise s Paul Karvoski who hit a 67 Curt Palmer hit a 93 and Dan McTetridge and Tom W aehte each hit a 94 ST \T I M T »4 Fishburn Hayes delivered a field T J r i t l,ame er's choice to score Poorman. and 2 3 4 S 6 H H K Angell scored on a passed ball to send the game into extra innings at Heppner • • • • • e t Stanfield 3 2 • 2 e I 10 II II In the top of the ninth Angell reached first base on an error and llayes and Itlehl Wagoner and went to third on two passed balls t lark W Wagoner L-Hayet 2B Hayes put down a perfect squeeze lleppner Riehl. Stanfield Stewart. bunt to bring home Angell and the Wagoner, and Weils 3R Heppner game 12 II Taylor Stanfield Wagoner Angell, a freshman, worked the Second to m e last 7 two thirds innings to notch the 1 2345678» R H K win Heppner 2 • • I 4 • 4 • I 12 IS S Offensively for Heppner Hayes Stanfield 2 0 4 3 2 0 0 0 0 Il II 2 had two runs scored and two runs batted in Angell and Taylor also added two rims scored "It was a llyatt. Angell. and Riehl Koestar, great comeback.” exclaimed Royer Wells and ( lark W Angell I Wells 'It was really an exciting game " 2B. Heppner Poorman. Taylor. Stanfield ( lark. Wells „1 Davis hit a deep sacrifice fly to centerfield to put Heppner in front 32 After a quiet Cougar fifth inning, lleppner shelled Correa in the fifth for seven wins sending II people lo the plate and taking a 10-2 lead Hayes. Riehl, and Pedro executed a triple steal to send Hayes home. Riehl to third and Pedro lo second Joe Taylor then delivered a two- run single as Riehl and Pedro came home for a 6-2 lead After Mark Fishburn walked. John Kenny ripped a two run double and came home on two errors Davis then singled, stole second and came home when Hyatt reached on an error as Heppner closed out the inning with a 10 2 spread Ramos smacked a double in the sixth inning and came home on a stolen base But from there Hyatt cruised to hnng home the 10 3 win Dime a Doten April t Won Lout No Four 19 33 No One 30 22 No Five 29 23 No Two 26', 25*, No Kight 27 25 28'* No Six 23', No Three 21 31 No Seven 20 32 Splits converted K WTIIsoi 5-6 High game II Hartley- 215. J Ricker! 185 High series M Kindle 590, J Tanory 530 High team game No Four 797 High team series No Kight 2,28.1 Dime a Doien March 23 W on Lost No Four 30 I* No One 29 1» No Five 25 23 No Two 23', 24', No Six 23‘, 24', No Kight 27 21 No Seven 20 28 No Three 20 28 High game P Pluskunak 202. A Padberg 188 High series P Pluskunak 544. A Padberg 536 High team game No Two 766 High team senes No Two 2.163 Sparrllm ert April 1 Won l-o*t T J'a Camera 34 18 1»* Schwab 33 IB Central Market 29 23 Gardner's 27 25 Peterson's 26 26 lam’s Processing 24 28 Black Ml Klect 21 31 Bud's Pub 14 38 Splits converted Huby Munkers 7 9-10 High game Jo Pettyjohn 201 High series Chris Limanen 527 Open 7 days a week, 7 a.nt to 6 p.m. Court Street Market 111 N Court Heppner 676-9643 Hyatt, in six innings, struck out 10. gave up only five ruts, and walked live Davis. Kenny, and Taylor batted in two runs each Hayes. Kenny, and Riehl combined (or six of the Mus tangs' eight hits Ramos led the Cougars offensively with a pair of hits and three stolen bases The Mustangs faced the Riverside Pirates on Tuesday. April 8. but results were not available at press time Heppner then faces Umatilla at Umatilla at 4 p m on Tuesday, April 15 and hosts Weston McKwen for a doubleheader on Saturday, April 19 at 1 p m S T A T IS T IC S P Ramos. Correa, and Correa; Neely llyatt and Riehl W llyatt. I.-P Ramos 2B lleppner Kenny, f.rho-P Ramos. 3K-lleppner Have* I 2 3 4 6 6 H H K Kcho 0 0 0 2 1 0 3 5 3 Heppner 0 0 0 3 7 X 10 8 0 Thursdav Night I adir» April 4 Won la it B P O F. 41 15 Kinrua 39 17 Hark n (hips 33 33 27 29 Depot Nursery Country Rose 29 27 JA J Ceramics 33', 22', HAC Repair 2U 36 Ray Boyce Ins 14', 41', Splits converted Sandra llalvor sen 3 | ii Judy Barber 5 6 Billie Dafecrt) kW Eva Griffith 5 7 Floss Watkins 5-10. Della Heideman and Karen Palmer 4-7-10 High game Martha Doherty 211 High series Martha Doherty 546 W.C.C.C. Golf Wednesday Ladles' Duffers April I Neoma Hailey low gross Carol Norris least pulls Doll Campbell low nel Jo Pettyjohn long drive Mary Beamer best clean up » t _ Fishing Derby Ja c k p o t! • $2 Entry F m • Ail Entry Fees Returned to Winners Stgn-Up Doses April 25 • Complete Rules at e feUuio/nt '*Mi 62S9IS2 sfasci Special Fishing Bargains ! W 8 M M W 8 M y y y y y «y «y y y 6 676 9106 INVENTORY REDUCTION If you don't think we have too much Inventory, Look at These! NEW it 85 Caprice, Brown 4 dr. it 86 Caprice, Maroon it 86 Caprice, Silver * 8 6 Caprice, Dark Blue * 8 6 Caprice, Brown 86 Celebrity, White 4 dr. 86 Celebrity, Gray 4 dr, Loaded. * 86 Cavalier Z-24 * 86 Cavalier, 4 dr. * 8 6 Spectrum, Silver. * 86 Spectrum, Maroon. 86 Big Dually ran A Brown, 454 V8, 4 spfl 86 Big Dually ¡ray A Blue, 454 V8, 4 sp 86 Cabin Chassis White 454 V8, 4 spd. Red 454 V8, 4 spd. 86 K Blazer Blue A White Liver haters, take heart' Vou can find the seme nu trients in sating a variety of other dishes meat. fleh, eggs, dairy products, dried fruits, green vegetables, whole grain cereals, butter or margarine New Stylet. Very nice looking & affordable! C a ll U s ! ★ leading Joseph was Scott U tile with 77. followed by Jim llayes with an 88 Adding to the team's score was John McTaul and 1-ee Cooper witha 1(12and UOresoectiveiv No other girls leans attended so Heppner's girl* played the Heppner boys junior varsity squad On the girls team this year are Sof i Strothers J J osrnin Dawn Palmer, and Sheila Piper Those on the J Y boys' team are Bert Cason, Jim Clark. J J Shaw. Sean Warren, and Will Wellborn Also on the boys varsity learn is Hill Turner "It was a great day for golf." added Neiffer "The weather was sunny nice, and real warm II got a little cool near the end of the match, but we couliln i ask for any belter weather ’ 86 Cabin Chassis KITCHEN CABINETS PRICES GOOD APRIL 10 - 14 I Creek Country Club on Friday. April Baseball team opens with win fo r Springtime freshness 89- Schacher and Tom Clymore in the high jump Boys teams contending for the title will be Knterprise. Helix. Union. Umatilla, and Wahtonka Idris teams in the running are Pine Kagle Pilot Rock. Sherman County, and Weston McKwen Among the key events in the girls competition will be the high jump, 100 meters, both relays, and the distance events "It will be an excellent field to compete against.” said Conklin In a meet of this magnitude it will be hard to even earn a place This < the meet will probably be the toughest competition of any meet all year, except the state meet By Ashley 1 onklin Heppner's goys golf team opened its season with a second place finish at a three way match at Willow Mustangs split doubleheader with Stanfield hoffrr kup Keglers l.ot I W n 38', M C G G 13', The Pvtts 31 21 The Gutter Dusters 29 23 2S'r The Hi H o s 26', Beechers Alley Cats 30 22 No Pin Hitters 21 31 The Hopefuls 21 31 The I >regs 19 33 Splits converted Pat Lankford 2 7 10 . I.uvtlla Sonstegard 5 7 High game Hetty Brown 191 High series laivilla Sonstegard 513 High team game M.C G G 606 High tean series M C G G 1686 70 in the meet will be W'ahtonka's John Golfers begin season Samples * Quotes M&R FLOOR COVERING Cell for Appointment *76-9418 86 K Blazer Tan A White 86 Suburban 4 i4 , % ton, Loaded! * 86 SIO Blazer V I, AT, AC, 4i4 * 9 .9 % FINANCING O.A.C Low Financing Ends April 12 Hurry! Now is the time to Save! 676-9106 117 S Mom
