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near upset
S IX - T h« H e p p n e r G azette lim e s , lU p p n f r , O regon N N r d n n d i) . O cto b e r 22. 1986
W.C.C.C. joins Ore. golf assoc.
The annual fall general member
ship meeting was held on Wcxlnes
day. Oct 15 at 7 30 p m al the C ol
umtua Basin Conference Room with
24 members attending
D u rin g the business meeting
members voted to fund membership
in the Oregon G o lf Association
(O G A l w hich would bring several
advantages to the club including a
slope rating evaluation, handicapp
ing, notice o f tournaments, ju n io r
programs and entree into some clos
ed O G A tournaments The club
w ould get some advertisement o f
local events in (X»A publicalums and
make W CCC more attractive to area
visitors
A lso discussed were new sand
traps, steps, and grass tee on No 4.
i l
Nom inations for the positions o f
Ipresident. vice president, secretary •
treasurer, and two directors were re
quested and w ill be open through the
remainder o f the y ear Elections are
scheduled for the general meeting to
be held early in 1987
C h a rlie R a w lin s was c o m
plim ented on his fine jo b this year
as clubhouse manager, pro, and
course consultant
’ ’ Charlie has
made a big difference to the opera
tion o f the clubhouse this year and
the condition o f the course We hope
h e 'll be hack nest year'' commented
President Ed Struthers
Heppner volleyball teams
prevail over Cardinals
By Ashley C o n k lin
In what has always been a heated
riv a lry thmughout M orrow Counts,
the Heppner varsity and ju n io r var
sity volleyb all teams defeated the
lone Cardinals last Tuesday night
The Fillies outlasted the Cardinals
in the varsity match 15-17. 15-12.
15-4.
“ The g irls played their heant
o u t ." Heppner head coach T e rri
G entry said “ They worked hard
and served w e ll.”
Setters Tina Davidson and Shan
non Me la u g h lin did an excellent job
o f getting the sets up to the F illy hit
ter* Davidson again had a line
match w ith her overall quickness and
team plaly setting the offense up lo r
her tcammalcs M c la tig h lin coming
out late in the season due to an i l
lness supported the w in w ith her sets
and serving skills
“ We really didn 't play that w e ll."
admitted lone head couch Jocelyn
Jones “ Hui at this point in the
season w e’ re mainly concentrating
on our league games ”
The junior varsity match went the
fu ll three games as w ell before
Hc|>pner prevailed 15 7. 9 15. 15 8
The Heppner senior volleyball
players and their parents were
honored w ith a llo w c r to recogm /c
their participation and support dur
ing the volleyball scavm Seniors
this year included Cindy Stroeber.
K ellie Brannon, Tina Davidson.
I.ircena Nash. Missy l ubanks and
Sheri Piper
Cardinals fail to score
against Blue Devils
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the congestion problem on holes No
8 and No 5. the need for cart paths.
and the need fo r more volunteer
labor to help keep dues down
C ondon B lu r D rv ils
second Big Sky p la yo ff berth but
By Ashley C o n k lin
trails both Echo ( 2 1 ) and D ufur
Scott M ille r and Chad Sm ith led (I I ) Dufur though has an advan
the onslaught as the Condon Blue tage over the Cardinals by virtue o f
D evils ran away to a 62-0 victory a 40-20 w in earlier in the scavm
over the lone Cardinals in Big Sky
“ W e're lm iking forw ard to p la y
Conference football action last Fri
ing Echo and hopefully com ing out
day night
o f there w ith a w in ." said head
The lo w left lone at 2-2 in Big Sky coach David Prcslcv “ The loss to
play but the Cardinals received some D u fu r may have sealed our fate, but
consolation when they traded a vie if we can beat Echo and Echo then
lo ry fo r a non-conlerrncc loss to the heats D ufur we have a chance Even
Long Creek Mountaineers la 44 8 if we do n't nuke the playoffs the
loss) when D ing Creek had to forfeit scavm has still been good to me
because they had a player who il
legally transferred to the school
.
M ille r ran fo r 72 yards on only
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five carries w hile Smith racked up
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scored tw o touchdowns while Smith
added three touchdowns
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G utter Thisters
17
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The Dregs
17
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The H i H o ’»
16
12
Ih c Pvtts
16
12
M C G G
16
12
Beechers A lle y Cals
13
15
h o Pin Hitters
10
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The Hopefuls
7
21
Splits convened Hilda Yocum
5-7. Rosie Lovgrcn 5-10 and Ncoma
Bailey 3-10
H igh game F.va G riffith
197
H igh series Iris Campbell 525
H igh team game The Pytts • 585
H igh team senes The Pytts
1669
Tigers down
Heppner V Ball
teams
The Stanfield Tiger volleyball
team s d e feated the H e p p n e r
volleyball teams in all three matches
in Colum bia Basin Conference at
tion last Thursday night
The varsity Fillies were eliminated
from contention for one o f the tw o
CBC Fastcm D ivision district berths
,i\ the-, ti ll I I 13. 5 13 and S 4 in
divisio n play
Heppner'» top scavm spikers
Missy Eubanks, ( in d y Stroeher,
Tarecna Nash and sener Tina David
son put a scare into the Tigers the
first game with a rush o f supnse dink
attacks O nly catching the strong
T ige r team o fl guard b rie fly , as
Stanfield adiusted uuicklv amt ihe
F illie s fe ll short o f the w in IS
w e played really well in the first
g a m e ," head coach T erri Gentry
said, "but it seemed like they (Stan
field» wanted it m o re ."
The JV F illie s gave the Tigers a
hig battle before being topped 15-9.
14 16. 16-14
" The ju n io r varsity played very
hard hut just came up s h o rt," Gen
try said
Hcppner's " C " team also was
beaten by Stanfield. 15 4 . 15 13
The three Heppner teams ended
their season al U m atilla on Tucvlay
and a complete w rap up w ill appear
in next week's Gazette Times
Special Olympics slates
howling tournament
On Oc tober 31. students, age eight
and older who are handicapped, w ill
participate in a state Special O lym
pics Bow ling Tournament to be held
in Pendleton Registration w ill begin
at 8 a m w ith (he tournament
scheduled to commence at 9 a m
and end at 4 p in Spectators arc
welcome
One objective o f special
is to offer quality training and fitness
programs to handicapped pcrvm s.
regardless o f the severity o f their
handicap Special Olympics Bowling
prov ides these indis iduals an oppor
tuity to take part in an activity in
which they m ight not norm ally
participate
Anyone wishing to volunteer to
help at the Special O lym pics Bowl
ing Tournament may contact the
chairman o f the arrangements com
nuttec. Ernie C ristler, in Pendleton,
at 276 6616
Olympics
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Won l-ost
The Gutter Dusters
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Ih c Hi HO s
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The Dregs
14
10
M C G G
14
10
The Pytts
13
II
Beechers
10
14
No Pin Hitters
V
15
The Hopefuls
3
19
Splits converted B illie Doherty
5-10 and Sonia Smith 5-10
High game Linda Schultz 191) and
M illie Hanna I 4* !
High series Linda Schultz 512
H igh
team game The Gutter
Dieters '6 5
H igh
team series The (»utter
Dusters
1581
Dim « a Dozen
<8 tub er 19
W on 1 »ts|
No Six
7
21
No Two
I9W HM
16
No Three
12
14
14
No Fight
No Seven
14
14
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N o One
9
19
No Four
8
20
No Five
H igh game R Massey 195 and
B IXohertv
194
High series G Doherty 5 39 and
B Doherty 519
H igh team game No T w o 764
High team senes No T w o
2247
N parellm ers
O cto b e r 14
W on 1 á ist
Petersons
21 W 6M
le s Schwab
16
12
TJ's Camera
15
13
Gardners
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14
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te n 's Processing
Black M l Flee
16
12
10
18
Central Market
9
19
Bud’ s Pub
Splits converted Jcnnv Bingham
In a near upset over Stanfield's
undefeated J V
volleyball team
Heppner fell short 19-15. 16-14 and
14 16
A fte r playing poorly fo r a game
and a ha lf Heppner woke up and
took charge after falling behind
10-4. In a great come from behind
e ffo rt the g irls pulled out a 16-14
w in J J O sm in playing her hest
game o f the season had a 665f k ill
rate on spikes and was 6-6 at the ser
vice line
The Fillies played vm ie very gisxl
volleyb all in game three Christy
Stroeher and M u h c llr W allis . >nii
nuing to set up the F illy offense set
many tine sets to spikers Jcamc FlU
simmons. J ill C o nklin. M ichelle
W allis, and Jennifer C u rrin F itz
simmons led the wav w ith 12 com
pleted attempts out o f 17
The Tiger g irls prevailed and
Heppner s amc out on the short end
o f the stick 14 16 in an extended
game
J ill C o n klin serving 15-18, Jen
nifer C u rrin 10-14. and Christy
Stroeher 7-9 along w ith J J.
O sm in's 1 0 0 * were the versing
leaders
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High game Inetta Cantin 229
High venes Inetta Cantin 532
H igh team game TJ s Camera
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Splits convcrted la u n c Adlard
3 6 7. June B c llc n b ro c k and
lo R a vn c Bowman 3 10. Carol Nor
ris 3 6 8. Ineti.» Cantin 3 5 10, and
Katie M c Robe rts 5 6 10
High game Inetia Cantin
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High séries Délia Hcidcman
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High team game J A I Cerainics
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