Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, October 01, 1986, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMustang offense crushes Huskies The Heppner ( ¡in flrT In n , Heppner. t fregón " ednevdas. October I. IWA - SEVEN w ith I ’ and 12 ta ck le s respectively R ie h l led the M u sta n gs w ith 18 total de fen sive point*. fo llo w e d by D e v in and I-a (vaster w ith I t points apiece T ry H yatt a ls o had 10 d e fen siv e po in ts and tw o q u a rte rb ack sacks F ie ld s co m p lete d fiv e o f nine passes tor 89 yards, but was sacked three lim e s and intercepted once F a to n (15 c a rrie s. 130 yards) and 1 ohres l i b ' 4 i kesed the S herm an g m u n d attack The M u sta n g s w ill tra ve l to C m a t illa o n I riday afternoon tor a 2 30 p m contest The V ik in g s are I 2 in C B C play after co n se cu tiv e losses to S tan fie ld and W ahtonka To defeat I ’ m a tilla . H eppner must stop the high fx ’w cred V ik in g ottense led by se nio r qu a rte rb ack R u sse ll R ic h a rd s B efore last Frid ay nigh t's gam e. I 'm a t illa had averaged 28 points and 323 yards a gam e, but were held to 0 po ints and 73 yards against W ahtonka County Wallpaper $ell-AThon at tfe tfy jo / in U SAVE 30 % u u ! > . — • <— U 1 — — a lt la u W to I I ........... l a M J l 'M r —- f l u iC I N C n U I I I IW É I i w n 50 % k^pfl l* pmam fbxHB Ins ha* kb h ft U II •' M «* 1» | » » | crac* IT I ut U J I I ■ M «I VU la . O t— IJ 1 iwtk l i l t l i IU U ». t a | U >» I M U . t a I lia i n — « mm . — i — ti ta M.w— . lue JB lue Mil ru a — a i . u i I i s u ita ti I U m . l i t H a rte ’ UvUa BOOKS 141 1— Featuring Grasscloth Vinyls • Mylars Flocks • Murals Prepasted Papers Screen Prints Kraft Papers Heppner tailback Scott Buschke (29) tries to elude Sherm an County Husky on route to 25-13 Heppner win 1- I Fhe M ustangs, tied w ith S ta n fie ld lo r second p lj c c in the C M C w ith a 1 I con fe re n ce record , set season high s in points scored i2 5 ). ru shing sards (2 lb i. total often sc (2 1 9 sards), an d first dow ns i l l ) le a d in g the H ep pner o f tensive at Gene L anca star .’ 70 ibs r Junior Ad sponsored by: ra ra a m a i ; u - - A HEPPNER ^ ,1 ■ sSN tavk was qu a rte rb a i k Joe la s lo r and three M ustang ru n n in g basks Scott Jones, seeing lim iic d playing tim e due to a p in c h e d nerve in his back rushed five tim e s lo r 77 yards M e a n w h ile . Easlor had 14 attempts tor ' I yards and Das id IV d ro ran tor 4 8 y ard s o n n in e trie s S co tt B uschke , starling in Jones' place, ra m ble d II tim e s lo r 4 ' yards. I he M u sta n g s went b7 y ard s on 12 p la y s on th e ir first possession, leading 741 w ith 4 M to go in u s n> . quarter The b ig plays on the d ris e were turned in by fV d ro and Tay lo r Pe d ro c a rrie d 15 yards fro m the H u sky 42 sard lin e to the 27 and on fourth dow n and Ml fro m the 27. lay lor turned an option keeper inside to the 17 tor a first dow n EVdro then went II yards to the six and then dashed in fro m the six tor the score, w ith Jason Palm er adding the extra points In the second quarter. Sherm an County mused to the M ustang IH. but taile d to p ic k up a first dow n fro m the 22 on fourth and 14 O n H e p p n e r\ first play on its p ossession, Jones went b l yards to the H u sky 17 f rom there B u sch ke scooted eight yards to the nine and. on the next play. Taylor went up the m id d le lo r the touchdow n and a I M l lead S herm an C o u n ty cam e rig ht back up the fie ld and m oved to the M ustang 2b on a lb yard c o m p letio n Irom Tracy H e ld s to B rad l-ohrcy H ep p n e r h e ld the H u sk ie s again w hen L o h rc y lost five yards on fourth and 10 tro m the 2b But S herm an C o u n ty got the ba ll back w hen EVdro fu m b le d on the ne xt p la y an d Ja m e s W a lla c e recovered on the 13 O n e m ore tim e the M ustang defense stopped the H u sk ie s B o b R ie h l sacked F ie ld s on the 25 to fo rce 1 and 22 and then D ic k D e v in , tied for the league lead in in te rcep tio n s. p ic k e d o f f a F ie ld pass on tne tnrcc H ep p n e r still led M -o at h a lftim e A fte r a M u sta n g punt in the third quarter. H ep p n e r seem ed back in business w hen Scott Das is recovered a County tum ble on the 22 But an o ld enemy cam e bac k to haunt the M ustangs when they were unable to p ic k up a first dow n on fourth and Sherman 13 fro m the 25 H ep p n e r d id co m e hack to score later in the th ird q uarter to up the ante to 19-0 B ry a n Padbcrg return ed a H u sky punt fro m the M ustang 4 4 . 5b yards for a touchdow n H ow ever the to u ch d o w n was ca lle d ba ck and put on the S herm an C o u n Thursday Friday Monday Tuesday Wednesday f M GOW rv n ttL ^ 676-9157 Heppner . . . . . . . . . . . . . -------- --------- Slaughter Service Available Vi Beef $ 1.19 lb. (Averages 250 l b ) PRICE INCLUDES CUT. WRAPPED. & DELIVERED 676-5150 Custom Cutting Free Delivery T h e ne ve r say d ie H u s k ie s cam e M u sta n g 31 la ih re y then m oved the E luskies to the 18 o n a 13 yard run and F ie ld s then co m p le te d a 15 yard pass to F a to n o n the three But after F a to n gained tw o yards to the o n e . the EEuskies ran out o f tim e o u ts and tim e , lo sin g 2 ' 13 " O u r p la y ers cam e out w ith the at titu d e that they c o u ld m o ve the ba ll and w anted to p ro v e it to the hom e f a n s ," H ead coach Tim B irk b y said S p a rk in g the H ep pner d e fen siv e e ffo rt w as R ie h l and (ie n e I a m aster Fri. & Sal. R e s ta u r a n t o ' h a rm A H u ilâ tr 'l S u p p ly BUNCH CRASS SALOON 5V'1 ; rig ht back A fte r K e v in C o e ls c h ’ s k ic k o ll return gave Sherm an C ounty the ball on its o w n 37. Eaton gained 13 sards to the 5(1 and 19 m ore sa rd s to the a o o o o o o fto n lie g * M /gam ga » ïf c t t ijjo / in à lio e k o r B e e f S a le H u n te r s ' I __________ __ Come in i"' Cactus 1 Garden 0“' ................................................. N ile '> / Thursday Oct. 2 Hunter’s Stew. Pinochle O c t . | ^ Starts i 7:00 p .m . W —T i Halloween Party Games Oct. 31 Prizes for Best Costume Live Music G oood' Western Stom pin' M u s te k I S E E US TOD AY (¡rain Fed Served in launige Thursday: m STARTS TODAY Sale Ends Oct. 31 Chicken Noodle Soup w Patty Melt Clam Chowder w'Chicken Salad Sandwich Tomato Soup w/FIshwich Beet Barley Soup w/Corned Beef on Rye Navy Beans l Ham w Pastrami Sandwich We n e w h a r e C o c H t a i l s .« -...-.M M Jo n e s to o k to the e nsuing k ic k o f f and return ed it to 23 y ard s to the M u sta n g 45 T a v lo r c a rrie d tw ice to the H u sk s 4 8 . P e d ro c a rrie d tw ice to the ' V and Jones c a rrie d tw ice to the 23. b e fo re T a y lo r c a rrie d to the 18 A fiv e y a rd penalty put H ep pner ba ck o n the 23 am i the m ustangs needed at least a first do w n to ice the gam e w ith I 45 left But H ep pner was able to com e th m u g h when T a y lo r lofted a 23 yard sco rin g toss to a w ide o pen C r a ig A n g c ll H e p p n c r m*w led 25-13 0 0 0 0 0 0 I> 0 « « » M Q 0 0 C ra b By Ashley ( onklin F o r their c o n trib u tio n s in Hepp^ n e t’ s 25 1 1 v icto ry o v e r the Sher m an C o u n ty H u sk ie s last F rid a y night. C r a ig A n g c ll and (ie n e I a n caster w ere aw a rd ed by H ead coach Tun B irk b y as o ffe n s iv e and d e le n vise P la y e rs o f the W eek A n g c ll. the M ustangs starting spin em l. caught quarterback Joe Tay lo r's o n ly c o m p le tio n o f the n ig h t H o w e v e r, the pass went tor 23 yards an d g a v e f fe p p n e r a c r u c i a l touchdow n in the tourth quarter, giv mg the M u sta n g s som e breathing ro o m in the hotly contested game la n c a s te r. now o ne o f EEcppner's starting d e fen siv e tackles, had his finest gam e o f the season The b ' 3 " . 27 0 lb ju n io r had 12 tackles tor 13 d e fen siv e points ts 15 when the M ustangs were l!.igg ed fo r u n sp o rtsm a n lik e co n d u ct w hen several o v eran x io u s M ustangs entered the playing fie ld on E V lh crg 's return F ro m the 15. fV d ro c a rrie d nine yards to the six F ro m there. Jones went into the end /one w ith t 59 left in the quarter The H u s k ie s cam e back to p u ll w ith in 19 7 after three q uarters O n th ird and tour ln>m th e ir o w n 41. S herm an C o u n ty sent ( ia r y F a to n on an inside counter that went 31 yards to the 28 A fte r H ih re y went inside tor tw o yards, l-aton dashed 2b yards on another inside co unter to score w ith 7 seconds left on the quarter c lo c k A lt e r D u!berg's b yard k ic k o ff return to the 19. H eppner used FVdro and Taylor to m ove to the H u sky 4 9 e a rly in the fourth p c ru u l But o n th ird and It) T a y lo r's pass te ll in co m p lete and then on fourth d o w n . S h e rm a n C o u n t y b ro k e th n iu g h and b lo c k e d FVIm er's punt, re co ve rin g o n the 4(1 O n second do w n. F ato n sprinted 25 yards to the 13 and then, o n so c o n d and 13. F ie ld s lotted a 17 yard sc o rin g strike to Faton S udd enly H c p p n c r'v big lead was dow n to N I ) (*" d u H V id i. *«•»■ > U Named players of the week B y Vvhlcy C o n k lin "O fte n s e , w hat's th a t’ ” the H ep p n e r M ustangs answ ered that question last Frid ay night w ith a 2 ' 1.1 C o lu m b ia B a sin C o n fe re n ce w in o v er the S h e rm an C o u n ty H u sk ie s unn lu IIU 4 ■uU.au '■..— l u . JO t From U lt .li II.vu— I— I - k— e u OFF MANUFACTURERS SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE -f Steak & Lobster Oct. 3 R.S.V.P. P le a se A Heppner Elks 358 NORTHWEST EXPRESS" ? "Where friend, meet " '* N "» 676-9)11