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Cards win season opener Penalties cause Mustangs to stunune Chris Rea brings down Dayville ball carrier *, Mustang quarterback Joe Taylor (20) looks for running room against Stanfield By Ashley ( onklin Senior I inernen Scott Dougherty and Jason Palmer were honored by Heppner football coach I itu Hitkby tor their roles in H eppner's conference opening game' against the Stanfield I igers last Indus night IX’spite the 180 loss, Dougherty . an offensive guard, helped the Mustangs to 82 yards of total offense with AA of those coming in the air However the task of Dougherty and the rest of the offensive line »as not an easy against the massive Tiger defensive front line of Mickey kocster tb '4 ". 22A lbs i Butch Par rish ( A l l ” . 2 «0 lbs i and Norm Stewart lb' V '. 228 lbs ) On defense. Palmer delivered another consistent performance from his inside linebacker and punter positions Palmer assisted on eight tackles and had one unassisted tackle for It) total defensive jxunts Palmer also punted 4 times tor ‘W yards, in eluding one 42 yard punt R utting Season is O ve r! 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T a r i f e r ft 2 * « M e r . * « * , 1 f e .« 4 k r lo n r im fe » M l \ « .« .t * 1 « Aun» M g A ft « <1 H , f » r » m « 1 ra«ar H im « -nek m i ft 4 i U n * t .* * ft ft ft ft S t r ife ft 1 h i fu e 1 M l*»» 1 *— n fe « Two Senior linemen honored insule » h u h also opened up the out side The Cardinals »ill travel to Long Creek this Friday for a 2 p m date »ith the Mountaineers : > By Vshlev Conklin In a game that almost wasn't Dayville did come back with a played, the lone toothall team came fourth quarter score on a IA yard out victorious over the Days ill strike from John Tinker to Vern Devils by a 22 14 margin last Fri Aims The touchdown was set up on day night in the opening game tor a b2 yard |aunt by M orris both teams However, the Cardinals staved off An Oregon Scholastic Activities the rails and went on to the 22 14 Association ruling » h u h states that win Snider ran the ball I A times tor decals must he »orn on football helmets to notify all participants of I 10 cards and Kea was gixxl tor IA the dangers of using the helmet as a attempts and d«t yards as lone pick »eapon postponed the game 4A ed up 17b cards of total offense minutes until lone could put those "C hris and Ken were really our spark plugs on offense. Presley stickers on its helmets When that matter »as taken care said Beeson had tour unassisted t.n kies of the Cardinals c ante hac k » ith two third quarter touchdo»ns and then and 11 assists tor IA total tackles and was cited by Presley lor his play held on for the »in lone hit paydirt first »hen Ken "Tim really controlled the outside Snider scampered for a Id yard (from his defensive end position» and touchdown run Chris Kea rambled forced the ball carrier inside a lot of in for the extra points to pul lone in times during the gam e." he said lie really did an outstanding job front 8-0 The Devils tied the game 8 8 bv Snider led the Cardinals with tour intermission »hen Hob Morris unassisted lac kies and lb assists tor 20 total tackles scored from three yards out and add 1 was very pleased with our ag ed the two points "W e were kind of sluggish in the gressiveness on defense." Presley first half, but came out tired up and said "W e had a lot of gang tackl ready to play football in the third mg which shows that we are ag quarter." Cardinal coach David eressivc as a defensive unit Presley »as also pleased with Presley said In the third pcruxl Kea broke oft lone's effort on offense " They tackle for a 24 yard touchdown run tDayville) had a reallv good defen vice and i i Vern Olson »ho shot and Snider added the extra points l ater. Snider went up the middle down our outside stuff on oft lac kle from 4 A yards out to increase the plays." he said, "but we were able to take advantage of that by running Cardinal lead to 22 8 l .- n • ft 1 ft 1 • ft 1 • • • • • • i • • i Heppner bowlers p la c e 2 7 t h lason Hanna of Heppner finished in 27th place with his lather in the prep division of the Avco National Family Howling Tournament The finals competition was held over la b o r Day weekend at Bowl America Shirlev in the Washington I) C area Ihirlv seven states and Canada were represented by 228 bowlers in this unique parent grandparent and youth handicap doubles bowling tournament Scholarships totaling $»3.000 were presented to the top three south bowlers in each of the three age divisions in this I Ith an nual event The ANFB1 is the only sports competition tixlav that offers a national championship to a family team The event is sponsored by Av co Financial Services and is con ducted by the Bowling Proprietors Assoc iation of America. Inc W.C.C.C. Golf Last golf barbecue planned for season There will be a family barbecue and play clay at W illow Creek Court trv Club on Sunday. Sept 14 at 4 p m This will be the last barbecue of the season Hosts tor the afternoon are FImrr and Muriel Palmer. Marcel and Dee Jones, Floyd and laircna Jones. Frank and Kay Anderson. Howard and Beth Bryant, and Cornett and Florence Green Gospel singers plan concert L L u I j l I - CABIf TV SUBSCRIBERS ONLY SATURDAY & SUNDAY, SEPT. 13-14 GET HBO FREE! Catch two dynamite days of entertainment on HBO—FREE BUT you must phone the office to receive this offer CALL NOW HEPPNER TV. INC. 676 9 6 6 3 Be sure to ask about our special limited time installation discount. B -.#*.** '4 By Ashley Conklin Suttcring from a virugglmg of fence and plagued by covilv penalties for (he second game in a row. (he Heppner Musiang football team dropjvcd (heir Columbia Bavin Con fcrcnce opener to the Stanfield Tigers Fnd.iv night by an 18 () tally 1 ike the previous Friday night's loss to Weston Ms f wen Heppner had only 82 vards of total offense and were flagged eight limes lor 8 ' yards of penalties However lur novers figured in the game as well, with the Mustangs commuting tour of those I'nlikc the earlier loss to Weston Ms Fwen Heppner was able to move in the air behind the arm of quarter back Joe Taylor who completed three of seven passes lor A A vards Stanfield had a good blend of both rushing (7b yards) and passing ( 12b yarslsi lor its total of 202 yards Stanfield scored early in the first quarier on one yard plunge by Morris Hampered bv lb penalties for It)«) yards prevented further Tiger scoring in the first hall, despite two excellent shames Stanfield, after a 21 yard gain bv Charlie on a reverse, hail the ball on the Mustang 12 v.iid line, hut jxuulties and a sink of Murtuscelli. ended that threat Then, near the end ot the halt Stanfield again came knocking «in the door, hut was turn ed away again Morris, taking a pitch Irotti Mar tuscclli. lofted a l 7 yard scoring to Clarke, hut the plav was called bask on a jvnaliy Alter three more penalties against the Tigers, the first halt s Jos k ran out. keeping the score at b 0 Stanfield scored again, though with b 4A remaining in the thud quarter on a two vard loss from M urtuscelli to Clarke The touchdown was set upon a 4(1 vard strike from Murluscelli to Clarke Heppner appeared to he on the move late in the thud quarter after Dick Devin stepped in front of a Murtuscelli pass unit returned it 22 yards to the Tiger V) yard line However, the drive Mailed when the Mustangs couldn t pick up a first down from the I iger 2b on fourth and six Sunfield closed out the scoring later in the thud pcruxl on a 14 yard pass frum M.irtuscelli to Jixld M.u tin. making the final Ivcore 18 0 Defensively. Heppner was again led by Boh Kiehl The Mustangs will hope to get in to the win column Friday night when they host the Riverside Pirates at 7 At) p m I 0 H t n <nr. |i fVsir > * 11 fc u f e i l < 4 ) Wtnfwfcf I A M a z tw w ll. • . 4 k « w » 11 4 M om * |7 * | l W h r |||, | * . l«rf**a» ' t « k « » ’ » I * Ift M l I M a m 2 4 11 0 ferriati Tnkw :i Marts**,etc H .m l ¡ ¡ Mafeawv I I* 4 « ^ ill M a o V k l t W ir 4 '• M .fS ,*« S 4 M a ta « N c s n t.n f Heppmr« ; ■ c . - 1 A4 * • „ i A t. s * t . . M fe 'u s . rM l a I U dnl i , | *w- » à r s i N tarA rkl t W i r 2 J V t a l ' a k l A t,,» ,a 14 p l < « | s « r I s t b * « |r* J M lo i 4 r »«. «i At. I a r o |.>a U .x. Nw sfera I arila P.s.mg 4 V a n h r li Umanità Ml J? I 7 44 I I sMtsttr» U* FrWiri I adì ?| 4 » ■ •' 11 20 t 2ft I ¡va •? 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Goir Tuesday anil Wednesday lady golfers will have a no host luncheon and meeting at Charlie's Pizza and Valeo W orld after play on Tuesday Sept *() to elect offuers for the com mg year ss mm i lev m Oil C«. ^ I he Lewis family singing group »ill be1 in concert at the Christian Life Center in Heppner on Sunday. September 14 at II a m .\ W / A V W W W W y V W .,.V . HUNTERS Time is Short Rifles, Shotguns, Ammo, Scopes, Binoculars Solve y o u r Hunting needs at Coast to Coast We re here to help you ■ .W A V W .W W W A S V W .V Wed o° i t * Sale Prices On: % Housewares O Batteries Sat. Sept 10-13 L o ts o f B a r g a in s SH O P VAC $ 4 9 os $ 1 4 " lone Hardware 422-7211 7 a O. — Saturdays ‘ jo je r o - O . lO ^ tr
