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By Vshlo ( onkiln
Four runs in the seventh inning
pulled out a 9-3 victory for the
Heppner Mustangs at a Tuesday.
April 13 hasehall game against the
I'matilla Vikings
After Rob Poorman reached first
base on an em ir to start the Mustang
sesrnth. Boh Keihl came up two hat
ters later and deliserrd an inside the
park home run to gise Heppner a 7-4
lead
Mark Fishhum then walked and
Joe T aylor and D avid Pedro
delivered RBI hits to put the
Mustangs up 9-4
l mat ilia added a run in its seventh
inning, hut Troy Hyatt slammed the
door for Heppner. giving them a 9-3
win
Mustang freshman Craig Angcll
dueled with the Vikings' Steve
Pankes and Je m Lricht the first few
innings
After five innings the score was
sd 4 4 . hut in the sisth inning Pedro
lied
cranked a towering home run to put
Heppner up for g«x>d at 5-4
Angcll was credited with the win
as he raised his record to 2-0 Lcicht
who gave up the four Mustang runs
in (he seventh suffered the defeat
Pedro was 3 for 4 at the plate with
two singles and a home run. plus two
runs scored and two tsatted in
Reihl knocked in two runs and
ftiorm an scored three runs Utran
Hayes had two hits for Heppner
The Mustangs had a game at Pilot
Rock on Tuesday. April 22. hut
results were unavailable at press
time Following that game Heppner
goes to fccho for a double header on
Friday. April 25 starting at 4 p m
On Tuesday. April 29. the Musiangs
will h«>si the Stanfield Tigers which
is also slated for 4 p m
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By Ashley ConkJin
For the second straight Tuesday
meet. April 23. Heppner's hoys' and
girls' thmclads finished second
behind R iscrsidc
Jason Palmer was a double win
ner for the hoys team in the shot put
and discus He had winning throws
of 37’7” and I2 8 '5 "
Ashley Conklin was also a double
winner for the boys in the field
events as he won the long jump at
18 '2 36" and the triple jump at
3 8 '6 V Conklin wav also on the ve
cond place mile relay learn of Chnv
Mclaiughlin. Jim Brovnan. and
Bryan Padbcrg that ran 4 13.1.
Wayne Wilgers leaped to first in
the high jump <6'3"), second in the
triple jump (35’ IO W ) , and fourth
in the long jump < I6 '2 ” )
Jason Dougherty earned a pair of
seconds and a third place He was
second in the 100 yard dash, sprin
ting 11 4. second in the I HO yard k»w
hurdles, running 25 3; and third,
high lumping 5 '4 " .
Padbcrg was third in (he 440 yard
dash, running 59 3; he tied for
fourth in the high jump at 4 '8 " .
Also competing in the high jump
was Scott Buschke, who cleared
5 '8 " for second place He was third
in the triple jump, leaping 35*7" and
also was in the long jump
Brosnan was third in the 880 yard
run in 2 28 I and Mcl-aughlin was
third in the mile, running 5 51 5
Mcl-aughlin also put the shot
Barney Lindsay rounded out the
boys team with two fourth place
finishes He sprinted the 100 in 11 8
and long jumped lb ’l l 1* " .
Pacing the girls team were Kim
W right and Jill Conklin W right was
second in both hurdle races running
the highs in 21 0 and the lows in
31 4 She was fourth in the 100 at
13 9 and was on (he second place
440 yard relay team o f Nance
Wright. Shannon Mcl.aughhn. and
Cathy Martin that ran I 02 2 Con
klin long jumped ! 2 'b " for second
and ran the 220 yard dash in 32 7 for
second She was third in the high
jump at four feet and fourth in the
440. dashing 1 1 8 5
Distance runners M artin and
Missy Gales both finished second in
the 880 and two mile runs rcspec
lively Martin ran 2 4b 2 and Gates
17:01.2
Mcl-aughlin put the shot a per
v>nal best 26 ! I W" for third and
was third in the javelin, tossing
4 9 '7 " She also earned fourth in the
discus at 59’3 ".
Nance W right was second in Ihc
440 with a time of I 15 2 She was
fourth sprinting the 220 in 32 3 and
fourth putting the shot 2 4 'IW "
Dorothy Hays was third in the
high hurdles with a time of 23 2.
but sprained an ankle in the process
and will he out for an indefinite
amount of time
Michelle Beck compeleted the
girls' scoring with a third place mile
time of 7 03 3 and fourth place 880.
clocking 3 24 3
Heppner will compete in the Her
miston Invitational at Umatilla on
Saturday. April 26. with the meet
starting at 10 a m Heppner will then
host a five way meet on Tuesday.
April 29, slated to begin at 4 p m
Teams at the meet will include Con
don. lone. Pilot Rock, and Wheeler
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By Ashley Conklin
After splitting a douhlehcadcr with
the Weston McFwen TigerScots on
Saturday. April 19, H eppner's
baseball leant is now 4-3 in league
play and overall The Mustangs
dropped the opener 11-5. hui came
hack to take the second game 13-12
In the opener Weston McLwen's
Whip Hagen struck out four, allow
ed s u hits, and benefited from a
17 hit attack to win 11-5.
Freshman Craig Angcll ran his
record to 3-0 despite having the sup
port of only eight hits to allow Hcpp
ner a wild 13-12 win.
In the opener, the game was tied
5-5 otlcr fisc innings bclore Weston
McFwen rallied for si* runs in the
final two innings
Mark Erickson, who was 3 of 5
al the plate along with JcfT Jaggars
tor Weston McFwen. belted a grand
slam home run in the si*th inning for
the TigerScots
Mark Fishbum, with two runs
scored and John Kenny, with two
hits led the Musiangs offensively in
the first game
After a 1-2-3 first inning for Ihc
TigerScots in the second. Heppner
ran wild for a 7-0 lead
Singles by l oran Hayes. Joe
Taylor, and Bob Riehl. plus walks
to Kenny. David Pedro, Fishburn.
and Dick Devin and a sacrifice by
Hayes, aided the Mustang cause
Weston McFwen put three runs
on the hoard in the nc*t two innings,
but Heppner had two runs of its own
during the second inning to make the
score 9-3.
The TigerScots added one run m
the fourth and then the roof caved in
on the Mustangs in the fifth inning
Singles by Blake Chewmng,
Hagen, and John Pike, walks issued
to John Shanks and F.rtckson. three
errors and a sacrifice brought in
seven Weston McFwen runs and an
11-9 lead
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Pedro and Fishburn Angcll then
helped his own cause with an KBI
single to score Das is and pul Hepfv
ner ahead 13-11
Fnckson had a single in the top of
the seventh. stole second, and came
home on a single hy Hagen But
Angcll got Pike to fly back to the
mound as Heppner held on to win
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"It was a strange game." said
Heppner coach Mike Royer
"Despite everything that happened
we were still able to come back and
win."
Hayes and Reihl led the Heppner
hitting attack with two hits each
Fishhum scored three times and
Angcll and Davis each punched out
two RBI
Weston McFwen had 13 hits, with
Hagen and Bob Shanks each poun
ding out three Hagen alv> had two
RBIs and Fnckson scored three
Golf
O ver the Tee Cup
Tuesday W omen's Golf
Low gross a tie between Lois
Hum and Dorothy Hawkins
Least putts Mary Beamer
Adjusted score - Harriet Pcirson
and D orns Graves.
Hostesses were Lots Hunt and
Sharon Harrison
May golf w ill begin at 9 30 a m
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Low gross • ( harlcen Isom
Low net - Vcm Batty
[>cast putts Kal Hcaly
Long drive Jo Pctlyjt>hn
Most 7 i Harriet Batty
Hardest try - Verna Brinda
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Hy Ashley Conklin
Heppner seniors l .ana Reid and
Missy Turner have been selected to
the girls Class " A " and " B " all star
Fast basketball team to compete
against a similar learn comprised of
players from the western portion of
the state
Reid was Co Most Valuable
Player of ihc stale champion Hepp
ner Fillies ihis year Reid was a first
team Columbia Basin Conference
all star this year and was on the first
team all state tournament team the
past two years The Fillies finished
third at state last year
Turner has been selected as a first
alternate for the team, meaning if
one person is unable to attend she
will take her place
Turner led the CBC in assists this
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year and was a second team all-
conference selection Bui Turner
rose to the occasion in post season
play and was a first team all state
tournament selection this year
Also honored was Fillies' basket
ball coach Mike Royer, who will be
a co-coach along with Dayvillc's
Norm Thomas
Joining Reid and Turner on the
team arc Riverside's Michelle Mark
and Sherman County's Patti Sharp,
both first team CBC picks this
season
The " A ‘ and " B " all star games
will he part of a doubleheader co r
responding with the " A A " games
The first game will he held on June
27 at lame Community College in
Fugcnc and the second game dl I hc
Dalles on June 28
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Fnckson and Jaggars pounded out
five hits each in the two games
Angcll. the Mustang's number
three pitcher at the beginning of the
season, is now 3-0 and a very plea
sant surprise according to Royer
"C raig has come along really
w ell." he said, "and being a
freshman makes it difficult for him
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Pedro walked and after a tno of
passed balls. Rob h*>rman. who had
been pinch running for Taylor,
scored Fishburn walked following
Pedro and up stepped Scott Davis
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But Heppner came hack with four
runs in the bottom of the si*th inn
ing to post a 13-11 margin
Taylor walked to open the si*th.
but the Mustang's nc*t two batters
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