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FIG H T - D epporr ( i u r i l t - l i m n , H eppner. O regon W cdnrsday, Apr*'
Thinclads turn in season’s bests
Heppner drops 2nd
match to Boardman
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By Ashley Conklin
Heppner's boys golf team lost to
Riverside Iasi Thursday for the se
cond time this season hut the Hcpp
ner girls were victorious over their
Riverside counterparts
Without medalist Dan Smnhers
out with a wrist injury. Heppner *
hoys fell to Riverside 298 360 in 18
holes
Sofl Strulhers shot a 44 and Bcnji
Pearvin a 46 to lead the Heppner
girls to a slim I9I-I93 advantage
over Riverside in nine holes
Jason Michael led the victorious
Pirate hoys with a par 62 on the
course Carl Man in led Heppner
with an 82
"Jason Michael played really
well,” Heppner coach John Ed-
mundson said. "C arl though played
very well for us ”
lulmundson was also very pleas
ed with the girls team efforts
"It was nice to win the match.”
he said, "and Henji Pearvin played
really well She lowered her score
hy If) strokes since our last match
with Riverside.”
Sheila Piper shot a 48 and Kelly
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By Ashley Conklin
A num ber o f personal and
M cl^ughltn chipped in with a 53 as seasonal bests were turned in hy the
the Heppner girls got a strong Heppner thinclads in a five-way
overall team effort
meet on Tuesday. April 14
Heppner s junior varsity hoys fell
Heppner'v boys track team cap
I93-I98 in nine holes of action
lured the meet with 88 points
Will Martin, with a 46. and Jim
O ther
boys
sco res
w ere
Clark, who stroked at 47. were cited Wahtonka. 76. Riverside. 53; lone.
by Kdmundvin for the excellent 34. and Dufur 23
Hcppncr’s girls finishr J in a tie for
pim
Hcppncr's girls hosted Riverside third with Dufur. scoring 47 points
on Monday and both golf teams will
Wahtonka won the girls meet hy
host Enterprise. He m ust on. and scoring 61 points followed hy lone
Joseph at 3 30 p m <m Thurvfay
which had 49 points Riverside was
The Heppner golf teams will fifth with 15 points
travel to Miltim-Erccwater on Endiy
Jason Dougherty captured both
for a 3:30 match and the girls will hurdle races and ran a leg on the vic
go to Riverside next Tuesday for a torious 400-meter relay team
match scheduled to begin at 3 p m
Dougherty captured the 110-metcr
high hurdles in a time of ; 16 8 and
■rnna
W M cl. If». IVq M im won the 300-meter intermediates in
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42 6. lowering hi\ HHS junior cla s s
a ri W a rt * . U . I J
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record
He also teamed w ith Ashley
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(ark
Conklin. Barney l.indsay. and
SbW rfM I W traa S W a * i M n W
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Wayne Wilgers to clock 48 3 in the
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■ 17! : Soft S K a rS rr. « *. a rc )! F w e w C*
M » a . i s * » m . tL 0 tty s c i a n c a , O
sprint relay.
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Bryan Padberg set a new Heppner
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sophomore class record in the
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800 meter run with a first place time
fs a a » »*. S « « — * I I
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1974 standard o f 2 05 8
Pennant bearers needed
The Morrow County Rodeo Com
mittee is looking for four girls or
hoys to ride in area parades as per
mancnt (lag hearers for the 1987 fair
and rodeo court The girls or hoys
must he 13 years or older, have a
horse to ride, and he able to haul it
to the parades throughout the sum
mer f lag hearers must purchase one
riding outfit Hack hat. Mouse or
shirt, tic. Mack cowboy cut jean*,
and hoots Two flag hearers will at
tend each of the eight required
parades with the court The required
parades arc Spray. Umatilla. Con
don or lone. Hcmuston. Heppner.
Irngon. Pendleton dress-up. and
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Pendleton Westward Ho Parade
They will alv» ride in each of the
three grand entries at Morrow Coun
ty’s rodeos.
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I5(M) meters with a lime of 6:15. and
Jo Cupps who threw for a pervmal
best o | 92' 7 M " in (he lavclm for
fifth place
The boys were led by Dustin
Padberg who finished second in the
high jump at 5' 6 " and fourth in the
triple jump at 35’ 10” . Chris Rea
was second in the 110 meter high
hurdles with a lime of 17.7 and fifth
in the high jump at 5 ‘ 6 ” , a pervmal
best (iary Rea threw 104 10 tor
fourth in the discus and Robert
Adams was sixth in the shot put with
a heave of 37' 3K and sixth in the
javelin with a throw of 112' 5 " The
1600 nteter relay team of Brian Ball.
Dustin Padherg. Chris Rea. and
Dick McElligott finished fourth in
4 08 4 Ibc 400 relay team of
Robert Adams, Scan Warren. Dustin
Padberg. and Dick McElligott
limshcd fifth in 90 44
The Cardinals competed in a live
way meet in Heppner on Tuesday.
April 28. and will travel to Mt Hood
Community College on Saturday,
May 2 for the State " B ” Ins mi
lional Competitors must meet a
qualifying standard to compete in
this meet Monday 12 of Jones 16
participants had qualified
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Loose under track
slows times
the lone thinclads invaded the
super soft under track at the Sher
man County Invitational on Salur
day. April 25 The weather wav
beautiful for track but times were
slow because the under track was
loose
The lone girls scored 45 points to
finish fourth and the boys scored 34
to tie with Dufur for sixth Boys and
girls were scored together for trophy
awards lone finished sixth overall
The girls were led by the 28 points
of Dccna Haim who finished first in
the- lavclm with an effort of 113' 5” .
first in the discus at l(M)' 5 h ” . Alv»
contributing to the effort was Mary
Cupps who leaped 4' 8" for second,
Katie Doherty who was third in the
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led the girls with fine individual per which she placed second
Padherg also teamed with Jim
Sager also had a good day with a
formance Hays won tHc high
Brosnan. Trent Flarnson. and l.md
first
in the 200 ( 29.7) and a second
hurdles in : 18 5 for a pervmal best
say to run a season's best tunc of
in
the
100 ( 14 0)
and the fastest time in the district so
3:43.4 in the 1.600 meter relay to
Turner picked up a pair of third
far
this
scavm
She
was
alv>
on
the
finish second
second place sprint relay team of Jill places with a 4-6 high jump effort
Conklin won the triple jump in a
Conklin.
Kim Sager, and Sandi and a time of :I4 4 in the 100
pervmal best of 4 1 8 h and also was
Jill Conklin ran to third in the 200
Turner which clocked 57.7.
second in the long jump with a leap
with a showing of 30.5 and high
Stookcy.
running
the
3.000
meters
of 1 9 ^ V
for the first time ever, had a winn jumped 4 A for fourth
Wilgers scaled 6-0 for first in the
Distance runner Michelle Beck
ing time of 12 34.8 for the fastest
high jump and long jumped 18-9 for
rounded
out the girls scoring with
time in the district this seavm as
third place
third place finishes in the 800
well
Stookcy
also
had
a
pervmal
Gene l-ancastcr and Jason Palmer
best of 18 7 for the high hurdles in (3 05 9) and the 1.500 (6 09 2).
were first and third in the shot put
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w ith distances of 46-0 and 4 1 -4
respectively
Palmer won the discus with a toss
of 130-7 and Lancaster was second
with a throw o f 102-6.
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Harrison earned pervutal bests in
both the 200 meter and 400 meter
dashes with clockings of 24 4 and
55 0 respectively He alv> placed
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Lindsay captured a tic for first in
the 100-meter dash in 12.2 and had
a pervmal best of 24.5 in the 200
for third
Duane Ball leaped 5-6 for third in
the high jump and was fourth in the
javelin with a heave of 114-4
Dorothy Hays and Kim Stookcy
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