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TKN - T h * H r p p o rr G a r r ite - T im es, H r p p n rr . < >rm »n W e d n e sd a y A p r il 23. I9«6 Thinclads shine in the sun at Grant Union meet Bums and M a t H i. captured the h o ys and g ir ls team title s respectively * N ix a cloud »as in the sky during the meet and the sun couldn't have shone brighter than n did on Heppner s Bryan Padherg Padhrrg look over tw o seconds o ff his prev io u s best in the 1300 to cap ture first place in 4 1 ft 3. He also captured the V I I ) meter race and did so » ith a phenomenal clocking o f V 25 b. taking over 20 seconds o ff the previous Heppner H igh School freshman class record His times for By Ashlev C o n k lin Seeing v in tc new faces anil new com petition. Heppner s track teams found some ness performances at the Grant U nion Invitational on Salur day, A p ril IV Hie Heppner hoys team finished third out o f the I t learn field with 8 6 points The Heppner g irls team »as fifth » ith th points Schools from the " A A . " " A , ” and " B . " ranks competed at the meet and tw o Class " A A ” teams. the tw o distances are near the lop. if nut the lop marks in the Class " A " ranks this season Wayne W ilg crs also had a fine day. w inning the high jum p w ith a personal best leap o f 6 '4 " He was a lio fourth in the trip le ju m p gmn 37’ I I ” . and fifth in the long ju m p at i m " . Jason Palmer continued his » in n ing »ays in the discus w ith a » in n ing heave o f 13 1 feet Palmer has not been beaten in the discus yet this season Palmer later came back to claim fourth in the shot put w ith a personal best o f 38’ I I lk " C h ris M c L a u g h lin posted a season’s best o f IV 0 w h ile » in n ing the 110 meter high hurdles He was also lo u n h in the V I) meter in tcrm cdiatc hurdles wnh a tim e o f -IH t Runnmng the intermediates for the first time in his high school career. Jawm Dougherty placed second with at time o f 46 8 He sprinted the I I I ) meter days in 12 3. hut du l not place Ashley C o n klin added a second place in the trip le ju m p w ith a leap o f 38‘8 W " and was third in the long jum p w ith a 18 4 V " effort Also competing fo r the hoys learn were Marty Brannon in the tavelin and 2(1) meter dash and Harney Lindsay in the I I I ) and 2(1) meter sprints Hcppner's g irls team was led by a trio o f distance runners, tw o jumpers, one sprinter, and its relay teams Cathy M a rtin , who advanced lo the state track meet last year as a freshman, ran a season's best time o f 5 40 01 to place fifth in the |5<I> Also com peting in the 15(1) meters. Michelle H i\ k grabbed sixth place w ith a personal hevt clocking o f 6 01 7 She was also third in the V I I ) meters w ith a time o f I ' 5g 6 Nance W rig h t placed sixth in the H tl) meter run w ith a time of 2 5 1 I She. along w ith sister K im , Jill Con kltn. and K im Sager were third in the 4<)<) meter relay w ith a time o f 87 K The tw o W rights. C o nklin, and Missy Gates ran the 1600 meter relay in 5 04 I lo r a fifth place Mustangs embarrassed on diamond Jim Putnam produced a tw o run single, and Brian Shcadcl and M ike G riffin clubbed run scoring doubles in the second fo r the Pirates The lone Mustang run came in the third when Scot! Davis rapped a dou Me and later came home on an ertor The Pirates added three runs in their hall ot the th ird to cruise to an I I I victory Klcnnert worked all five innings to notch the w in He gave up only three hits, struck out sis. walked none, and allowed just one Heppner run Hayes went the distance for Hepp ner giving up 10 hits and walking By Ashley C o n k lin Using 11 errors by the Heppner baseball team, the K iversidc Pirates struck fo r an I I I w in over the Mustangs on Tuesday. A p ril 8 Heppner dropped to 2-2 in league play and overall A fter John Klenneri struck out three Mustangs in the top o f the first, the Pirates used a pair o f singles o ff Heppner pitcher Loran Hayes and seven Heppner errors to take a 4 0 lead Riverside struck fo r lo u r more runs in the second inning to increase the spread to 8 0 Justice Court Report i i j « 1 a H ff Thursday N ig h t In d ie s A p r il 17 W on latst H P O F 46 18 K in /u a 46 18 Bark n Chips 2V 35 C ountry Rose 33 31 Depot Nursery 34 30 JAJ Ceramics 27 'A 36 'A H A C Repair 38 26 I6W 47Vi Ray Boyce Ins Splits converted M illie Hanna and (ia y le G utie rre / 3 10. Inetta Cantin 5 8 ID. and Judy R icken 5 7 High game B illie Doherty 201 H igh vertev Inetta Canon 544 K o fT rr K u p K rg lrrs W on la tsl M C G G 4 4 'A ISM The Pytts 34 26 The G utter Dusters 32 28 The H i H it's 27W 32 W The Hopefuls 21 33 Beechers A lle y Cats 26 34 No Pin Hitters 26 34 The l>regs 27 23 Splits converted Maude Hughes 5-b, I m illa Sonstegard 5-7, and M illie Hanna 5-7-8 H igh game Iris Cam pbell - 202 H igh scries In s Campbell ■ 528 H igh team name The Dregs - M l H igh team series M C G G - 17h<) tln n W 4 4 3 • » II I« I I 0 0 ■■ vs M i t n mtui RtrM K le n n n l and Pulita R in a rri I M itri 2 H.p r l>e» 1%; Mhrntéf Third low gross Roy M artin 72 lo n g drive Ken Eckman h. P I mi Hirkhv Firvt low net Ted T o ll 50 Second low net harl F i'h b u m S3. Third low net Dave F-ckman 53 Sundav A p ril 20 L o w gross Don Lott 61 Second low gross Doug Smith 67 Third low gross Roy M artin 72 latng drive Ken F cknun K P T im Birkby First low net Ted T o ll - SO. 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Buschke and Ken nedy are all expected lo he back this week Sandra Wattcnburgcr and Jill Con khn high jumped 4 6 " and 4 0 " respectively, placing fourth am) fifth W attenburger'v lump was a season's best lo r her C onklin and W attenburger also long jumped w ith C o nklin bounding I C S V for th ird place W attcn burger d id n 't place Sager sprinted to personal h e s i s in both the I I I ) and 2(1) meter dashes She was fourth in the It«) running 13 7 and filth in the 2l«> w iih a showing o f 2V I K im W right hail a personal hesi ol 20 V in the high hurdles hul failed to place by only a lew hundreths o f a second Also running the hurdles Traction £3 LaCrosse F 3 II 0 67 W on lo s t TJ's Camera 3V 21 la v Schwab 37 23 G ardner's 26 34 Central Market 28 32 Peterson's 30 30 l-cn 's Processing 2V 31 Black M i Fleet 22 38 Bud's Pub 4 J 17 Splits converted C a n il 1N o rm 5 -1 0 and L o R a y n e B ow m an 3 6 7-8-10 High game Chris 1.imanen 220 High series Chris Lintanen 626 llr p p n e r H igh School M onday. A p ril 28 bumtos. peas. salad, cherry dessert and m ilk Tuesday. A p ril 2V - lasagna. French bread, salad, fruit, and m ilk, o r salad bar and m ilk Wednesday. A p ril V) hamburger steak, mashed potatoes, ro lls, fresh fru it, and m ilk , or salad bar and m ilk Thursday. May I May Day Brunch F riday. May 2 - tomato » n ip . toasted .herse sandwich, vegetable stick dessert and m ilk I 0 Mtp pmm Sundav A p r il 20 Low gross Don la g t 61 Second low gross Doug Smith S p u re tim e rs Justice C ourt at the M orrow County fo u n h o u s c in Heppner reports handling the fo llo w in g business du rin g the past week Farl F ranklin Struckm cicr. Hcpp ner No M ud Flaps. $V line F redrick Wayne Graves. Ken newtek. Washington No PUC Per m il. $57 hail forfeited Herman W endell W inter, Jr., H e m m to n Disobey Stop Sign. $31 hail fo rfe ite d . No Vehicle License. $13 Tine Bruce M ichael Pike, Heppner No Vehicle License. $13 fine Robert Clarence Retd, lone - Failure lo Y ie ld Right o l W ay. $30 fine Robert I r e B otcluhr. Heppner No Vehicle License. $13 fine Ihrlheri Manuel Bmschus, Hepp ner Careless D riv in g . $57 fine Ikclhcrt Am cm n Turner. Heppner Reckless D rivin g . $287 fine anil V0 days d riv e r's license suspension James Ray ner Dent, Hertmston - D isobey Stop S ign, $41 h a il forfeited Donald Charles M cH llig o tt, lone Fxcccding the M axim um (77 mph in a 55 mph /one). $57 fine I a rry A lle n M arshall. Maker Disobey Stop Sign. $17 fine Frederick Fari Stephens, Placer v ille . C a lifo rn ia Exceeding the M axim um Speed (65 mph in a 55 mph /on e), $26 hail forfeited (>rlia A Robinson. Heppner No Safety Belt on C h ild . $V ) fine U SutlMln Bowling A p ril IS T four Putnam had three KBIc and tw o hits for Riverside Matt Nuttbrock added three runs to the Pirate cause “ W e ju s t made to o m any m istake s." said Heppner coach M ike Royer "R ive rsid e is a good team and if you nuke mistakes th e y 'll take advantage o f it We can play w ith Riverside, but we have to elim inate the mistakes " " I t was a good meet lo r u s ." said head coach Dale C o n klin " I t (the meet) got us a chance to see some new people, we had good weather and good performances " As the track season nears the halfway point. C o n klin likes what he sees on both trac k teams ' ' The hoy s team is fur ther ahead than I expected at this p o in t,” he said. "T h e g irls team is young and inexperienced and it shows But they are im proving each meet aial they Tl he quite competitive in the future ” ’ $ 2241 $635
