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Unable to vhake the depth ot the
Wahtonk a N>v\ track team (inf the
vccond » eel in a nm , Heppner'»
huyv tra».k team finished second
behind the Eaglcv with »0 points at
the Columbia Bjvin Conference
track and field meet on Saturday.
May 10 A week earlier at the Con
don Invitational. Heppner finished
second behind kkahtonka as well
Pilot Rock and Stanfield tied tor
the girlv lop \jx«. each finishing with
89 points rhe Heppner girls team
placed ninth out of the nine team
field with 10 points
The only first place finish for a
Heppner thinclads was by
sophomore Jason llohcrty. who won
the V*) intermediate hurdles with a
tune of 42 5 I toughens bettered the
Heppner High School s>>phomorc
class record of 44 I set by Bryce
Powell in 1977
Dougherty was also sixth in the
100 meter dash with a time of 12 I
and was on the 4(»l and INK) meter
relay teams that finished fourth in
both
The sprint relay team of Chris
M cLaughlin. Harney Lindsay.
Wayne Wilgcrs. and Dougherty ran
4« 9 The long relay team of
M daughlin. Dougherty. Lindsuv.
and Bryan Padherg ran a season's
best time of ) 53 b
Padherg also fared well in the ROO
meter run. in which he finished sc
cond with a time of 2 02 7 lowering
his previous HHS freshmen class
record from 2 05 5 He also com
peted in the high jump
McLaughlin, competing in both
hurdle events, had personal bests in
both He ran the 110 meter highs in
17.3 and the intermediates in 44 3.
placing third in both
Wilgers was second ill the high
jump (6 '3 "). third in the triple jump
(37’IOVi") and sixth in the long
jume (18' 11 ’7")
Jason Palmer earned a juir ot
seconds in the shot put and discus
He put the shot a personal best
4 0 '0 'V and threw the disc 128 2"
Ashley Conklin leaped to a second
place in the triple jump with a mark
of 3d' 10" and to a third place in the
long |ump with a mark of Id 'I"
Lindsay rounded out the boys
scoring w ith a time of 25 0 in the
200. good for fifth place He also
long lumped 17’4 ’V
"All of the boys competed really
well." head coach Dale Conklin
said "W e got good efforts from
every body and they all placed "
leading the girls team were Cathy
Martin and Kim Sager
Martin placed third in the 1500
meter run with a season's best time
of 5 34 4 She also joined Sager on
the IN*) meter relay team of Stacey
Kennedy and Jill Conklin that ran
4 4K b. a season's best, but did not
place Sager sprinted the 4(*) meter
course in 1 0b b tor fifth place and
a personal best
Kennedy . Conklin, l>>rothv Hass,
and Sager joined to run the sprint
relay in 5H 2 and grab sixth place
Also grabbing sixth place was
Michelle Beck, who ran the 1500in
a time of 5 4R 9 for a personal best
as well
The Heppner thinclads now will
compete in the District 7 track and
field meet at Cmatilla on Friday.
May lb and Saturday. May 17
Competition will begin at 3 p m
on Friday with preliminaries and
finals in the hoys high jump, triple
jump, pole vault, and discus
Prelims and finals will be held in the
girls shot put and lavclm Running
event prelims will be held in races
of Kt*) meters or less and in both
hurdle events
Competition on Saturday will start
at noon, with prelims and finals in
the boys long jump, shot put. and
javelin Girls field events on Satur
day will include the high jump, long
lump, and discus All running event
finals will be held on Saturday
Those who place first or second at
the district meet, plus those meeting
stale qualifying standards, will be
eligible to compete in the Class " A"
state meet a week later in
Springfield
IT»« Heppner Garette-Tlmes. Heppner. Oregon, Wednesday, May 14, |9 fib S F \F N
Favorites to win the boys title in
clude Heli«. H eppner, and
Wahtonka Contending for the top
girls spot will be Fcho. Pilot Rick.
Stanfield, and Weston McEwen
Trophies will he given to the top two
teams in both categories
"W e should be in the top three in
the hoys race." Conklin said "Our
chances of coming home with a
trophey depend on who gets the
breaks and how our people come
through "
"W e should be able to send
several hoys to the state meet, but
once again it all depends on who
d«<s what." he said "As tar as the
girls are concerned. Cathy Martin
i m the 1300 and MO) is the host bet
to advance to state "
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Justice Court
Morrow County Justice Court at the
Morrow County Courthouse in
Heppner reports handling the follow
ing business during the (vast week
David F.lwyn Channer. Portland
Possession of Falsely Af>plicd lor
Resident Hunting License. SIN)
fine
Terry Lee Riddle. Heppner
Improper Passing at Intersection.
S24 fine. Failure to Yield Right of
Way to Pedestrians. SI7 fine
W illard Dale Smith. Lexington.
Unauthorized Lse of Auxiliary
Lights. SI7 line
Edward Alfred Longhorn.
Stanfield Careless Driving. S57 line
M ustangs sport 6-10
record overall
Bv \shlev Conklin
After spiming a doubleheader with
the 1 m atilla V ik in g s on S.iiurd.o
May 10. Heppnrr'x baseball team
now sports a b-10 record in both the
Columbia Basin Conference Eastern
Division and overall
The Mustangs ended a six game
kising streak by winning the opener
f R l iiutilla then came hack to take
the second game H 5
In the opener the Mustangs used
four runs in the bottom of the
seventh inning to pull out a dramatic
9-8 victory
Umatilla's Steve Pankey struck
out 11 Heppner hatters in the second
game and benefited from nine Hepp
ner errors to post an 8-5 win
Profiting from a Rod Tarter home
run and five Mustang errors, the
Vikings led b ) after three innings,
in the opener, despite David Pedro's
second home run of the season in the
third inning lor Heppner
After the Vikings added two more
runs m the lop of the sixth, Hepp
ner struck back in the bottom of the
sixth
After Pedro and Bob Riehl walk
ed. and three Umatilla errors. Troy
Hyatt punched a single scoring both
Pedro and Riehl to nuke the score
I 3
After Hvatt slammed the door on
the Vikings in the top of the seventh,
the Mustangs came roaring back
Scott Dav is walked to lead off the
inning, but was lifted as Rob Poor
man came in as a pinch runner
loran Haves then walked, as the
Mustangs had runners at first and w
cond John Kenny then ripped an
RBI double to score U»th Pooruun
and Hayes to nuke the score K 7
Riehl. and Hyatt then walked to
load the bases Kenny came home on
a wild pitch by relief pitcher Jerry
Leicht to nuke the score X K
Riehl. who took off on the wild
pitch, came around to score when
catcher Joel C'lucas threw the hull by
l.cicht on Kenny’s score to give the
Mustangs a wild 9 H win
In the second game the Vikings
never trailed en route to an K 5 win
Craig Angell went (he distance for
the Mustangs in the second game and
despite giving up only live hits, sut
tered the loss as his Heppner team
mates nude nine errors
Pedro, who hit a home run in the
'»’jvener. came back with Iwo hits in
the nightcap Hayes also had a good
day offensively as he earned four
walks and scored three runs
Corey Wells led the Vikings in the
douhleheader with four hits ami five
runs scored, ami also stole seven
bases
Heppner played the Weston
McFwcn TigerScots on Tuesday.
May I L but results were unavailable
at press time The Mustangs will end
the season at home Friday against
Pilot Rock, starting at 4 p m
District Attorney
The District Attorney's Office at
the Morrow County Courthouse in
Heppner reports handling the follow
ing business during the past week
Slefaney Marie Tucker, 18. Her
miston appeared for arraignment
May 2 on chaiges of Criminal
Mischief I before Judge Ralph Cur
rin She entered a plea of Not Guil
ty on May 9 and was lodged at
Umatilla County Jail with bail set at
S5,(*X) Trial has been set for May
30
Ji*se Rescndiz. 33. Walla Walla,
Washington, entered a plea of Not
Guilty to a charge of Hit and Run
and Driving While Suspended No
trial date has been set
The*«lore Ray Enters, 53. Irrigon.
entered a plea of Not Guilty to
Assault II before Judge Ralph Cur
rin on May b Trial date has been set
for May 23
Ixonard David Abercrombie. 28.
Irrigon, entered a plea of Not Guilty
to Driving While Revoked before
Judge Ralph Currin May b No trial
date has been set
Carlenc R /.amudio. 27, Her
miston. appeared for arraignment on
the charge of Negotiating a Bad
Check on May b Judge Ralph Cur
rin set May lb for Entry of Plea
Oscar Morales aka Francisco
Almare/. 33. Boardman. appeared
for arraignment on two counts of
IJriving While Revoked and one
count of Driving Umler live Influence
of Intoxicants He pled quiliy before
Judge Ralph Currin on May 9 En
try of plea is set for May lb
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