Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, December 17, 1986, Image 5

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Heppner gazette-times., December 17, 1986, Page FIVE, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextCardinals win Christmas Tournament I he llr p p n r r U a /rtle - I in m , M rp p m r. Orm tN i W rd n m ta y . D ccrm hcr 17. i m - HV| Friday night, the Cardinal girls traveled to Condon for first round action in the Christmas Tournament It turned out to he a sery exciting game with lone coming from behind to i»in The outside shot a ing s>f Can di Kudisill and Patts McElligort kept the Cardinals m the game in the first half At hall time Condon was ahead hy one point At the end of three quarters. Condon s lead was three points With two minutes to go in the game and Condon ahead hy five points, the Cardinals applied a little full courl pressure. Kudisill and Hams led the charge with seven faunts a piece in the final quarter leading scorers lor lone were Candi Kudisill with l*J |>>uiis or M l shooting from the field and Patty Mchlligott with It) points «ai» I > I* h — . I I ■ 'M S la i M *• Saturday night the girl Cardinals were again in Condon, this time to play Crane for the tournament cham pionship lone fans who saw the game the night before and figured that it doesn't get any more exciting than that were not ready for the final quarter o f this contest Even with a slow start, the Car dinals were only down by one point at half tune The third quarter pros ed to be very good for Crane and very bad for the Cardinals, as Crane out scored lone IK to 4 to take a 11 to I K U-.itl The Cardinals again applied the pressure to start the fourth quarter All the girls played their positions very well, creating six steals and col lecting lb rebounds in the quarier A complete turn around from the previous quarter resulted, as the Car dinals outscorcd Crane 20 to 4. to win the game by a single point Jo Cupps came up w ith 10 points, all in the fourth quarter and 12 re hounds for the game to post her best game of the season Decna Hams led all scorers with IK points and also had 13 rebounds for the game It was a good team effort The Cardinals and their coach accepted the first place trophy It is the first time a girls basketball team has won a trophy for lone. Candi Kudisill and D ecna H am s m ade the All Tournament Team C Mwat !• Ha I 2. M 4 V t .n i* I. * 4 . 2. C I N »'«»*'• ► «* • , lone girls show off first place tournament trophy 1 « 4 t f v M JV ■ c la w e d by t*t *»•**>• Ham« Angie Rudisill goes for rebound against Crane P»< M I« • Cards soar over Eagles 41-34 0 *1 ' . ( Hi December d. the Spray I aglcs played the lone Cardinals al lone Ihe girl Cardinals unproved their season record to 2 I with a 41 to U win The Cardinals hail a good night on the hoards with Deena Hams and Jo Cupps combining lor 2 ' rebounds I catling scorers for lone were Deena Hams with Ib an d I’alts Mchlligott with 10 points a s x x x z ix z r ANEW „YEAR’S EVE SPECIAll Wed. Dec. 31 <* Excellent lad Bar • N e w V o rk Steak •PARTY FAVORS ,<iAMKS - M l K Ml SIC All For >9°° ea 422-7540 You've tried the rest, now eat at the best. Hnnqu«-«« A V |terlal O rra s lo n s tlw a y s W«*lr*mr * ** * x --x -* 4 f* « Hy \sh lry Conklin It was too little too late lor Hepp ner s |unior varsity girls basketball team last Tuesday night in its season opener against the Class "A A ' Mai Hi Pioneers D own4 1 22 alter three quarters ot action, the Tillies outscored the Pioneers 17 2 in ihe fourth period before tailing short 4 i JV I ihby Britt led the fourth period comeback with nine points Aiding the Tilly cause was the tact that the Pioneers were 0-3 Irom the Iree throw line in the final period Heppner dug themselves into a big hole early on hy scoring only six points in Kith the first and second quarters Die Tillies did manage to get M.n Hi into foul trouble inthe first hall but converted only b ol 17 tree throw tries Meanwhile the Pioneers scored 27 first hall points to lead 27 12 at the break Jill Conklin led Heppner in the third period with six points hut the Tillies netted only 10 points in the period compared to 14 lor Mas Hi A THE FIRST LETTER IN AUTO PARTS ★ ★ ★ ★ l i t e r H rp p M i 4 J 4 If M I tla * 7 II ■ 14 40 U « |* mw ( fW. k I A . k * i 4 < « 0 4 2 0 'f a i Un I 1 * 4 Hr Mi 4 2 4 14. I oMàJl m . ' 4 0 4 « ( u n t a li I 2 I j 4 « r t s I « 4 11 12 12 I I 24 If Adult education classes resume iu Jan. Adult (tusk Tducalion classes will be on vacation during the Christmas holidays Classes will resume on January 3 and b t Monday and lues day Irom 4 7 p m "Kemcmhcr to come K k k to school in ld«7, he son sistent with your uttcmlancc and sour study habits l e t's rcaih those 14 2 rnd»U 'spates« I r a n h lln « 0 « WM 4 1.2. »'MWai Vfcf .«m fck « I -4.W I « 14 2V 4« > r an k lln |. 4 i i U l . I l r , ^ « . 1 L a V e r n o V a n M a r t e r , lr. lu lie VdWbt 1 2 * 4 » M 14 1 Hi goals.' said Sue .irren Tor further inform ation and answers to questions about A It I call 422 7420 and Hcppuci came on strong in Ihe fourth quarter but same up short as the P.oneers held on Britt was the game's leading scorer with 13 points Conklin ami Jennifer Currin added I I and K points for the Tillies respectively Heppner did stmglc in Ihe first hall at the tree throw line bill wound up nuking I I ot IK Iree throws in the second halt tor bl percent Tor the game Heppner was 17 of " tor 4V percent Mai Hi finished the game hy tin ting 3 of IK foul shots for 2K percent The Tillies played al Ukiah last Friday nighi isce related story) They will he olf until January 2 when they have a rematch al Mai Hi i Milton Tree water) at h p m Heppner will then host the Sherman Counts Huskies on Jjnuars ' at I 4.1 W 4 4 I# H M il H l S U m n n 4 I 4 « 1 1 2 * ' 4W r • • 1 4 (k .* t a 1 2 4 4 k a a k k e 4 ft I ■ M w n k kr V H I. IV I • • 2 N a M M • • * • Ha« I. I * ». I h t o r a I M w r lx 0 * 1 0 TnCatl I « « l> 4« H a p p n rt Has h F V . b a r s * . 4 I I I »‘atme» 1 . 1 4 • W a tte n b u r g e r | would like to invite their friends to \ join them in the celebration of their : marriage at a reception to be held .it the Heppner Elks Lodge on December 27, from 7 to 9 p.m. N o ( iitts I’I im m * TOWN HALL MEETING Monday, Dec. 22 at 7:30 p.m. lone School Cafeteria c f *<• This is .1 fa mooting about curront issin problems & solutions for the ( ounty. PresenL at tho mooting w ill bo Port Manager, hob y M ille r; ludgo-Elect, Louis Carlson; am Superintendent o f Schools, Doyle McCaslin EVERYONE IN MORROW COUNTY IS ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND Sponsored hy K 4H() tUm M in ia I 12 I « re ta i • I • I mtrn 2 «4 IV < -«**■• 2 ' « — II IMI » j « 4 II II I M« •dupsbkr U a l DnXa M * III 2* 1 4 BIG M am * Candi Rudisill, Angie Rudisill and Amy Wagenblast Cardinals in action against Condon JV Fillies find too little too late Patty McElligott grabs rebound during win over Eagles ~ 1<K »>I t'y U k ia h Hy Ashley ( onklin Rachel Jones and a horrid first three quarters contributed to a 40 " loss for Heppner s |umor saisits girls basketball team last Friday night against the Cktah varsity Jones led all scorers with 22 points as the Tillies tried to Kittle Ku k from a 2b Ih deficit after three quarters l.ibby Britt scored eight fourth period points to lead Heppner h.u k hut the Cougars canned 10 of l*> In throws in the period to hold the Tillies off The first frame was a d e tru so r battle as l kiah Ux>k a 7 h lead Join netted 7 of the Cougars 11 points in the second period as Ukiah led IK 11 at intermission Die Cougars increased their lead to 2b lb at the end ol the third quarter before staving off the Hepp ner rally in the final period Britt was the Tillies leading scoret with 14 points while Jennifer Cur rin added 12 Jaime McCormick added 10 points for the Cougars At the charity stripe Heppner made 11 of 24 attempts tor 4h pei cent Ukiah hit 14 of 23 shots for 3b percent I 2 * 2 . 4 Ma B ooeher\ F i n e F ood«« F illie s Winter Tune-ups Brake Checks Roller & Idler Build-up New or Turn Pin & Bushing B & C Repair, Inc. 422-7409 or 4227418 4 1-4«b Carolyn, Sharon and Ron, children of Irene and I a ’ o Crabtree invite all friends and relatives to attend their parents 50th Wedding Anniversary Reception on Saturday, December 27, 2-4 p.m. Willows Grange Hall lone, Oregon