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SIX - The d epp orr Gaiette-Tlm r*. d epp orr. Or neon Wrdnrcday, December ID. 1946 A lth o u g h m o re discipline needed Mustangs fail to overtake Pirates _____ Mustangs take win over Dayville Devils By Ashle» C o n k lin It wasn't one of the prrttlrr l * m n but H on* a win and the depporr Mustangs will take it just the same. The Mustangs lonunillrd 16 tum os era, shot Just 32 percent from the Held (19 of 6 0 1 , and 45 percent from the free throw line (13 of 29l In Ihelr season-oprner last Turadas night, hut did come up with a 51-32 victory oser the Ihissille Desila. ♦•We pia.sed really sloppy at times and we hase to be more disciplined and know when we can and can't run the fast b re a k ," coach Mikr Rover said. "Hul wherseser you win by nearly 20 points you must be doing something rig h t." What depporr did right was grab 42 rebounds and collect 14 fourth quarter as llrppnrr won steals. < wring in to the srawm Koser was w o rrie d about (he tra m 's re bo u n d in g strength. T re n t H a rris o n snared nine re- hounds to lead (he Mustangs while W a s n r W tig e rs ad de d r ig h t boards and fo u r steals. M a rk K lsh hu rn came o f f the h rn ch to c la im sesen m ore rebounds. B e h in d n in r p o in ts fr o m W llg rrs . the M ustangs » e re o ff and ru n n in g in the firs t pet rod and pu lle d up w ith a 13-4 lead. But in the second q u a rte r 11« pp n r r got sloppy and allow ed the D rs ils hack in to the game. By h a lftim e the ll r p p n r r lead was dow n to 22-16. The M ustangs la m e back in the th ird p rrio d w ith a fu ll-co u rt press to o u ts c o rr D a s s illr 17-6 and r r t a k r com m and o f the game, 39-22. Keserses m opped up in the 51 - 32 . W tigers was the game's leading scorer w ith 20 points w hile B rya n Padherg added 10 points and 7 assists. H a rris o n and INck lies in scored eight m ore points apiece. Ih e M ustangs w ill meet the D rs ils again Saturday nigh t when they host D a y s illr at 7:30 p.m . 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Dick ami Wayne did a good lob on defense inside and on Tnday (in the C utlin Gabel game) David (Pedro) did to o ." "W e do need to set up our oltensc more at times and take care o f the hall better hut it w ill come in lim e W 'c'vc im proved 100 percent since the D ayville game The Mustangs w ill host D a yville at 7 30 p m Saturday night MNM< « 3 4 » 1 2 14 44 14 14 I I H rppnri 14 10 SO IB 13 M o r ia d r N 4 V I TO » IT n . n M rppta« 7 1 0 7 10 21 3 3 10 3 1 W llp n 0 9 4 R 1 2 2 3 44 H am *»* 7 4 • • 4 2 4 3 -4 7 P a * » * .i 5 3 9 4 0 1 4 A4 9 BaB 4 3 3 2 4 A4 0 4 2 l>e«ta 3 0 3 1 2 1 1 te te t n I I 12 0 0 0 4 • 2 -4 4 4 1 < . a r m i 10 1« IR 10 19 IR 4 0 I» ta 55 1 -ta b . H l.rr **<tv \mima** 1. 1 3 . 2, M a t e o 1. 4 0 . 2 1.a n « )« » 5 4 1« t . f t m * ». 2 3 . • V4 rated/ 1 im anen » *1 2. 7 K r a i 4 4 . 2 Inter 4 4 4 R k lm n r rt 6 I V I I 1< « a * tl a |9 5a l.t a e t e nut (tell 1rs bn». al lotei l.a n s u a lisial finite tleppnrr It. Kl*r»**4e I* M u sta n g s earn football hon ors JV F il l ie s o p e n season Sandi Turner (No 32) and Patty McElligott (No l.indsay kept the T illies rollin g w ith K second quarter points and I 3 first half rebounds as Heppner led 27 16 at interniission Tuhanks and I imlsav ke|M the tire burning (or Heppner in the second hall while I ina Davidson and Saudi Turner helped out in the 4K 32 victory Davidson led Ihe team w ith lise assists while Turner snared lise re hounds I uhanks and I imlsay a lv i handed out three assists each The I lilies shot a season high 4K percent from the field on 22 46 shooting hut were only 4 14 from the tree throw line 2d percent Die T illie s were also plagued by 40 turnovers St at Mk i 1 4 1 7 9 II « 11 14 12 M. n ir 1 »• 16 4 4 20 1 24 1 4 « 2 1 4 2 ■ 44 • 4 a « 0 i 9 42 ® : 0 1 9 I m i H.«— « > ubteteàl Noefei Il«.t4wa. 1 «tear 1 bri rwa 1 m4sa. 1 atte« 1 i m K « f » 14 .. » t 1 2 11 2 44 04 0 1 1 o .1 2 40 4 1 0 4 1 OO 0 D a 4 14 4J> 44 »4 ( »«Alin 1 «rte Nate »rtel M «btwr 1.4a** 4 2 1 1 1 1 0 24 » *2 46 II 11 2 1 9 2 II 1 0 0 0 0 0 42 4 f 0 4 AT 14 1 2 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 14 1 1 1 0 0 0 • 0 0 24 2 « « » -c4r«l « 4 over the original cut and permits the tree to absorb water in the warm at mosphere o f your home 2 • 40 I h r ir c a I tm h a i * I .teal f a t e * l<WH 14 Keep holiday trees fresh N W C T A growers recommend that treee buyers fo llo w these guidelines to keep trees tiesh Saw o ff al least one inch Ironi the base o f the tree before placing it in a stand w ith a water reservoir This remove’s a protective coaling o f resin 7 0 I 0 4 0 0 l.ta M , 1 Jlic.41 n » 2 • 1 M - bs iU 1 IMI 2 < N -.tic.li 1 11 6 V l w m «.Ma*i 4 1 * 0 4 1 • Pap*«««aw Itacin 1 ’ 10 1» -9te- • 4 * 2 l « * H ii 1* 1 1 . u «• 2» The Ircsh scent o f a Itagrant natural Christmas tree is a wonder tul part o l the holidays I • • 1 « 2 lt<|q. II ihe (ree is noi itiimcdiately mounted in j stand, remove the tesin coated end and immerse the handle in a container o f water out side in a place protected from sun and wind 3 our tree should he placed away from heat sources such as turnacc vents, fireplaces ami radiators VS hen decorating sour tree, use small tree lights w ith cords in good condition never candles l nplug the lights anv time you are asleep or away fro m home s'CPtHE CHKINTAIAK ^ Starts ITturs . ÍVc II CLEARANCE CLEARAN C E _______________s M 1 COWBOY BOOTS ^ A vv.rtcd Stvles A Si/cs M rn M ’s en Niki** W hite s N ik O e ' f! 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Added to the defensive team were dclcnsive hocks Steve G e l/ and Stan G et/ o f W ahtonka. linebacker John T llo t o l W ahtonka. dclcnsive ends Boyd Davis o f Riverside, and Kevin W estfall o f C m atilla. and defensive lineman N orm Stewart o f Stanfield Custom Made HYDRAULIC HOSES # 1/4" • 3/1 • 1/2 • 3/4 • 1" Any Length Lots of Fittings ner Auto Parts 148 E. Center iPEND YOUR HOLIDAYS W ITH TH E ELKS NEW YEAR'S EVE Sat., Dec. 20 TOM & JERRY ,f PARTY . - X CRAB FEED PARTY 6;JO p.m. Sat., Dec. 27 VanMarter Reception 7 p.m \.* V Shuttle Car to and from Club $1050 Advance I L Ticket Live Music 9 - 2 a m. (At Club or From Officers) ‘1500 a, the Door Fri . Dec 12 - Soroptimist Party Sat . Dec 13 - Port of Morrow Party Reg 29 95 35% OFF BACKPACKS - N^ ’ SWEATSHIRTS DRESS BOOTS Reg / $ 1 7 *2 5 ^ W Washable Suede Sole A ^ Matching ( a-c in Pink A I3ln a T lo r jl Print Ko WORK BOOTS QFF BASEBALL SHIRTS . FLATS •Ml M ain Woods* \-25i % 9 5 lor Women bs Minnetonka* Pink A Mine- Red wine Styles 2I2H. 2119 A 6«N in T TT W idths 2 \LomcnV tV a rfo a m * 30% OFF 35% OFF ^ a SCUFF SLIPPERS S O R SPOTS* T*>r Women l ¥ s ,c H A ll le a th e r Moccasin Stvle “ Baha ' Style Kcd A Black * Its \sh le s ( O iik lin The iiim ot varsity girls basketball team opened their sc-a son last night against the Class " A A Mac H i Pioneers 13 k - T i II k - s . umler the guidance o l third year larc Payne w ill seek to improve on last season's 5 | | overall record Heppner w ill he led this season by varsity floaters I ibbv Brut and Jill C o nklin, both sophomores, and trcshirun Jennifer C u rn n Added to the JV roster are sophomores M ichelle Bc-c k and Sue Plm harsky and freshmen C a m Brownslield Angie C urnn. Jennilcr M artin, ami Dulcie Palmer We re short on height whu h w ill he a disadvantage tor us and w e're mu that deep on the hem h Payne said We are pretty quick and the girls have good altitudes Payne has set a high go.il for the team in all o f its games “ Our ultimate goal would be to w ineve ry gam e.'' Payne said "B u t the most important thing al the JV level iv to improve everv game I |ust hope we ll he in all ol out games and have a shot al winning them O ffensively the l-illtcs w ill lx- a patient leant sime thev II be- weak in side and defensively w ill trv ami utilize then quickness according lo Payne fo llo w in g ils game w ilh Mac Hi Heppner w ill travel lo l kiah tor a 6 p m against ihe Cougars I nd.iv night Bv \shle v C o n k lin Tour players from the 1986 Hepp ner toothall team have recently cam ed placement on the 1986 Weston M e l wen A ll Opponent football team Junior running hack Scott Jones was Heppner's lone choice on the o f fensive team On the defensive team were seniors I rov Hyatt (dclcnsive end). Heppner Elks 358 ' ----- — —-----------* ^ friends meet " « n w» 6%-9ir
