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J Heppner Gu/ettr-Times, Hcppner. O rn i'"' Wrdnrsdnv, Ma* *. I « *7 Mustangs split with TigerScots ters to earn the loss Todd Hanson went the distance in the first game for the TigerScots tossing a 10-hitter and helping himself at the plate with a home run Hcppner trailed only 4 - 1 after 2 W innings of the first game but Weston McEwcn scored five runs in the hot tom of the fourth to put the game out of reach The TigerScots built a 2-0 lead after (he first inning in the nightcap but the Mustangs came alive with three runs in the fourth inning Kenny reached on an error and Pedro walked Britt then singled and Mark fishbum sacrificed Scott Davis then singled and Hcppner had a 3-2 H> Ashley Conklin ; & Hcppner's baseball (cam spill a ivsmbill against the Weston McEwcn TigerScots on Saturday. April 18. dropping the first game 14-7 before coming back to lake the mghlcap 6-4. In ihc first game Heppncr's David Pedro went 2-3 with two doubles but it wasn't enough to overcome the TigerScots. In the second game, doubles by Craig Angell. John Kenny and Bob Kichl and last minute relief help from I roy Hyatt gave the Mustangs the win. Heppncr's Russell Britt issued 10 free passes to Weston Me Ewen bat advantage Weston McF.wen added a run in its half of the founh to tie the game at 3 3 Kenny then starlcd things off for the Mustangs in the fifth with a dou ble and Pedro followed with run scoring single Riehl then folkiwed w ith a double and Britt sacrificed to score both Pedro and Riehl and give Hcppner a 6-3 cushion The TigerScots scored in the sixth to pull within 6-4 before the dramatic seventh John Shanks and Whip Hagen walked to pul runners on first and se cond with two outs before Hyatt came on in relief of Angell Hanson greeted Hyatt with a single to load the bases before Hyatt struck out Shane Mallory to end the game and cam the save. Angell earned the victory with four strikeouts and allowed five hits Angell and Kenny both went 2-4 for Hcppner while Dick Devin was 2-3. I D I I O I N I • i i i i i m o t i t i l l a t a is* l ü i i i ’t») M i n i M l a t t a i a « t l is* Wranglers Mustangs run over Viks 13-1 results 11 By Ashley Conklin Heppncr's baseball team ran all over the Cmatilla Vikings on Tues day. April 14 in a game limited to sis innings because of the 10-run rule The Mustangs won 13-1. Hcppner. for the first time this season, committed no errors in the w in and also stole a season high 16 bases Umatilla pitchers helped the Mustangs by issuing 13 walks. The Mustangs built a 4 I lead after four innings before scoring three times in the fifth Heppner coach Steve Wicks then cleared his bench and the Mustangs erupted for si* more runs. l-rcshman sensation Russell Britt was 3 of 3 at the plate with a pair of doubles, runs scored, runs bat ted in. and walks Britt also stole three bases David Pedro belted a home run in the fifth inning for Hcppner to knock in two runs Bob Riehl also scored two runs and stole three bases while Troy Hyatt silenced the Vikings with a fine effort on the mound Hyatt struck out 10 Umatilla hit « >* ;** ..i , "f V * * i- f* ‘ r » / f íi1 : .r £ . -i't • y By Ashley Conklin In a showdown for supremacy in the Columbia Basin Conference'* Eastern Division. Pilot Rock'* baseball team swept a dtniblcheadcr from the Heppner Mustangs last Tuesday by »core* of 9-6 and 11 - 1 With the two losses Heppner fell to 5-4 in CBC play but still remains in the hunt for number two playoff spot in the CBC"s Eastern Division David Pedro went 4 4 at the plate in the opener of the twinbill for the Mustangs and Scott Davis pounded a home run but it wasn't enough to heal the Rockets In game two, Pilot Rock freshman sensation Tucker Hodgcn struck out eight Hcppner tuners and allowed on ly four hits to win 11-1 In the opener, the Rockets gt* two runs in the first inning on u home run by Hodgen and a double by Scott Miller Hcppner pulled within 2-1 on Davis' home run before Pilot Rock added two runs in the second inning to lead 4-1. The Mustangs came within 4-3 utter three innings Dick Devin singled in the second and scored after three straight walks In the third. Pedro smgled and scored on a double by Bob Riehl. With a run in the fifth inning Hcppner tied the score at 4 4 but the Rockets answered with two runs in the suth and three more in the seventh to pull out the win Riehl was 2 4 in the first game while Hodgcn went 3-3 with two runs scored to lead Pilot Rock Craig Angell struck out five Rockets in the first game and gave Country; : Fibre I Arts Guild j invites you to an ‘•VV V r : '* r \ * • V ' ¿ v > ’* y • .;;;«• a > * *( L » r ’7 » *V? * » * /rf ¿'< OPEN HOUSE ; Sat.. May 9 - 1 to 4 p m at Nancy McElhany's 125. S Chase. Heppner Come See ..... • • IV • " '«v'î? \ 1 - Refreshments Door Prizes L -, . 1 ’- ; * -, ' ■ t • » u a u a • i i : f > ’ V • .V . J ' J N h* \iT V V ** u h i » i u l ! ■ ::f .• v.<: -, « ^ :G rccn Feed & Seed H eppner 676-9422 j Í 'X .f/ . . ' [: up five hits but suffered from si* walks and five Hcppner errors Rick Rasmussen picked up the vic tory and Hodgcn the save In the nightcap, the Mustangs got on the scoreboard first but Hodgcn quickly silenced the Hcppner bats After a scoreless first inning. Riehl and Devin singled and Taylor walked to load the bases with one out. Troy Hyatt then lofted a deep sacrifice fly to center field to score Riehl hut Hodgcn got out ol the jam with a strikeout Dennis Dcno clubbed a double and triple the rest of the way and Scott Miller had three singles to help the Rockets pull away with three runs in the third inning and four more in the fifth Jerry l.ankford was 2 4 as well for Pik* Rock, still undefeated in league pl»> „ Hcppner played at Stanfield Tues day and will trascl to Boardman on S aturday for a key CBC douhlchcadcr which begins at 11 am The douhlchcadcr on Saturday will more than likely have a key hearing on the CBC playoff race but the Mustangs will have freshman Russell Britt back for Saturday's gam es after being out with pneumonia 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 ■ HI I M M I I ' H R .- ~ . I O P * U. *§■« II,IP »» lite r—1 I I I * I • 1 » Il 1 I lira. U** w IIM* HR ism *«» V JR nu t a t S VMM Mon Rant I 1 1 fM 1 .1 • • 1 H i - ., - I I I » % • — i in — H.PI —> Ran, » • • PUnt U t IV— JR RIM R a t « f » T R H I 1 « I I II II 1 I I M I 41 ic -p o i H o» IV— Saturday May 2 lone Indians 15 Arlington Cubs I Hcppner (iiants 16-Condon Angels 1 Heppner Brave* 2 1-Fossil Rangers 5 Teague Standing* m i lone Indian* I 0 Heppner Quint* I 0 Heppner Brave* I 0 Arlington Cub* 0 I Condon Angel* 0 I Fo**il Ranger* 0 I » *• w i • u # Check our competitive prices on fencing supplies! * í j I I I 4 I i I H I I I • 1 ) » II • • ii Willow Creek _Little League Its t i m e t o g e t t h a t g a r d e n in ! [ r a s h S p e c i a l - u a r d e n ties * 5.°° e a c h . l '■ ir* < & i u We still have a great supply o f bedding plants r i r : . '- ; - y u ” Brighten up Mom’s Day with A MOTHER'S DAY BASKET i."« - ? . m » i :* í H im . I —MB. !••••• Ill M»« b mmâ II fwlm Wan. InM <J) Hmlwknaa <f|, M mm (*i «ed Ike—»4* » H*«n I Wan HR Hippair II PW« ** I I JR Hippew Mi 2 Mustangs lose double header to Pilot Rock ters. walked only two. and gave up only five hits Wicks was very pleased by his team 's performance unrm in the outfield this id also did a good job behind the plate " *‘Wc played good defense and I was pleased that we didn't have any errors.” he said "O ur bench also did a great job " "Russell Britt hit the ball really well. " Wi ck' added, and Bob did a good gib handling some lough balls ' • • i filw f * Like T-Shirts Too! We now have Skirts & Dresses U ff t ' i* ’ I- / -• r » - f V I ■ i-*- . ^ ‘ : - •" l ' c I . i »* H h o 6 76 -5 2 4 1 ’ i e r a r r a ; r R« L ~r T r T <»1 > ' \ ¿ 1 — Spretai Kid\ — Special Kid% — Spretai kids — Spretai kids — ^ I a Heppner Masons . V ,, has everything. ’ I ; . r « s .♦ f t X . ^ -O * , 3 i No. 69 Are Having A S a t ., M a y 9 | 7 a .m . - 4 p .m . i J Proceeds to be used in the purchase of a COMPUTER for Special Education Students, Ad sponsored by VEND MUSIC ' I — Special kith — Special Kids — Special kids — Special kids — I Ì . photo l>v Jove» Hugh»« Fulleton's Garage Bldg, in Heppner if- W.C.C.C. Golf T uesday, April i t First Flight Long drive Beverly Wilson Least putts on 2-Eilecn Padberg Low gross Beverly Wilson (41 (. Low net Barbara Cutsforth (20). Ixast putts -Lorcna Jones. Ann Cutsforth and Martha Peterson (16) Second Flight laiw gross l.ucilc Massey (50) lam net Cal Hcaly (32) Least putts Anita Boyer (16) Even the rain didn't dampen the spirit* of the Cardinal track*ter\ a* they traveled to Heppner on Tors day. April 28 for a five-way meet Time* were slowed by a muddy track, but overall everyone com peted well The girl* »cored 49 points for se cond behind Pika Roc ks 72. and the boy* fimhsed second to Hcppner * 96V) points with 75W of their own In girl* competition first place* were recorded by Mary Cupp* in the high jump at 4' 6 ” , Dccna Hams in the javelin w ithatossof 121' I" and in the discus with a throw of 99’ 6 " Two firsts were also chalked up hy Katie Doherty in the 1500 with a time of 6 13 and in the 800 with a time o f 3 01 4 Second place* went to Jo Cupps in the high jump at 4' 3 " and the javelin at 79' and Dccna Ham* in the shot put at 31' 2 ” . Finishing in fourth place was Mary Cupps in the long jump at 12' 8'A” and Jo Cupp* in the shot put. 27' I I " . and the discus 76' 9 " . Katie Doherty recorded a kmc fifth in the long jump In boys action, first place* were Diursd»« Nighl A pril 2.1 VStwi Imi 38 22 56 24 34 26 30 30 30 30 34 26 24 Vk 3SV» 23*s Wvy Ccramk t BPOT No 158 Km/uj Country Rime BAC Repair Bar* n Chip* Depot Nursery Ray Boyvc In* U kJ onffvfftod M a rilyn A lliw xv la m i Cheney A ntre» M u rtm virr. amt toan Tanory t 10. Jcannone Prttvtohn V 10. Ptis Ilia Piper 5 7 and 4 7 10. B illie !>nhert> 4 5 and Theo Greenup 7 7 High game Gayle G u tie rre / 700 H igh series I nfU vnc Boviman 5«*) Jeffrey Botefuhr (3) makes a safe play at home in Satur day's first little league game for the Heppner Giants against Condon The Giants beat lone Indians Monday night 18-17 recorded by Robert Adams in the javelin with a u**» of 136 II Brvan Basford in the high hurdles at 23 29. and Brian Ball in the 300 hurdle* in 49 09 The 400 meter relay team of Adam*. Scan 36 arren. Dustin Padberjt and Dick McEUigolt also finished first Second place finishers went to Padhcrg at 5' 6 ” in the high jump and 34' 9 V in the triple )ump. to Warren in the high hurdles in 2 ' T Brian Ball in the .3000 meter, and the 1600 relay team of Gary Rea. Shawn Hams. Bryan fk*herty. and Brian Basford Third* went to Adams in the shot with a put of 40' 3Vi" and 12 5 in the 100 meter Hams placed third in the 1500 meter at 5 46 0 Brian Ball in the 400 at 61 3 and Tom W ilson in the 3000 Fourth went to Gary Rea in the disus at 104 7 " . Dic k McT.lligott at 91' 3K " in the tavdin. Wilson in the 1500 meter. Warren in the 100. and W ilson in the high jump at 5 Fifths were picked up by Padhcrg in the discus Brian Ball in the long jump. Gary Rea in the shot. Bryan Dohcr ty in the 1500. McFlligott in the 400 and Basford in ihc 200 I— n m IM IW« R^iS ’1 I«. rmt V* ». I nm «am latt Hrppwrr « H , imm C « • mat M .k u MiMbf • Check out Charlies d k A % ( h a i h . i ' ^ r A V ideo \s MiirUI 1 / <Sv ’ / 676-91*8 P O B o , «27 Mapa » , O<*gon 97*3* 2.97 While Supplies Last UNIVERSAL " 16-In potted rose plant ett ea tifui poiyi roses m a 4%-in foil wrapped w eighted pot Trimmed w ith lilies of the valley and a big bow Available m assorted co lo r* *11.97 ea LADIES OVERSIZE BIG SHIKT / I IN A VARIETY OF SOLID COLORS ♦ Teacher Appreciation Week l and we want to thank the lone j Teachers Who do a #/ Job! I We're Proud of Our School and ♦ __ We're Proud of You! _____ I’a f l y - C a k e F o u n d H a r sh a J o b !!! Bunchgrass Saloon Lexington iH a m & Egg H otcake B ooth j i H-10 year old Pole*: first-Kclsic Evans, second Joey H offm an, th ird Rodney E h rm an trau t; fourth Rondi Robinson Ribbon Race first Joey Hoffman, second Rodney Ehrmantraut third Josie Evans; fourth Krlsie Evans I M S : r old Barrels: first-Stevc Hoffman, second Jacob Mahcn; third Heather Eckman. fourth Donita Sharp Scurry race first-Donita Sharp, second Steve Hoffman, third Shelly Ashhcck. fourth Jacob Mahcn 14 18 yr. old Barrels: firsl-Cindy Strocher. sccond-Jason Mahcn; third S ta c c Kennedy Pole*. firsl-C indy S trocher; second Jason Mahcn Scurry Race fir*t-Staccy Ken nedy; second Jason Mahcn; third- Cindy Strocher 19 and over Barrels: first Mary Knowles, second-Nancy Miller, third Penny H offm an; fourth Mar y Ann Munkcr* Poles: fi rst -Mary Knowl es, second Dick Hoffman; third Nancy Miller; fourth Dick Temple Scurry Race first-Mary Ann M unkcrs. second Dick Temple; third Nancy Miller; fourth Karen Temple Wranglers last playday o f the season will be May 3. First Flight Long drive on No 11 Barbara Cutsforth Low gross Susan Johnson. 38 Low net Marcia Anderson. 22 K P Second shot on No 13 Martha Peterson Specs Marsha Anderson, 19 Least putts laicile Peck, 13. Second Flight Low gross Jan Paustam, 46 la>w net-Dorothy Hawkins. 47 least nutts-Doll Campbell. 15 Specs-Jan Paustam, No. 12 Two chip ins Jaunita Martin and Jan Paustam Mothers •ju’flB Wrangler* Riding Club ha* *ub- mitlcd the following Playday result* for April 26: Slick Hor»c Race: first Shad Hivlcr; second-Joah Sharp, third- Amy Papincau and fourth-Joseph Papmcau 5 and Under Barrels: first Angela Munkcrs. second Jill Barber; third-Kathleen Greenup, hmrth Blake Knowlcv Pole* first-Angela Munkcr*. second Jill Barber; third Blake Knowles, fourth Kathleen Greenup 6-7 year old Barrel* firsl-Tiffamc Munkcr*. second-Annic Hisler. third Dawn Boor. fourth-Brian Knowles. Pole* first B rian K now les; sccond-Tiffamc Munkcr*. third- Dawn B»>or. fiwrth-Cascy Fvan*. Ribbon Race first-Dawn Boor, second-Annie Hisler. third Jayiene Papincau. fourth-Brian Knowles. Cardinals compete at Heppner m k / \ \ i 399-3144 . VW A W V SW V W W V W * \ii( >\ WHEREAS, the vast majority of our young people are knowledgeable and responsible citizens, and WHEARAS. the accomplishments and achievments of these young citizens deserve recognition and commendation of their elders, and WHEREAS, citizens of our community are pleased to join in expressing appreciation and ap proval of the contributions of our young people; NOW. THEREFORE. I do hereby proclaim May 3 through May 9. 1987 as YOUTH APPRECIA TION WEEK in our community, and by this action let it be known that we have faith in the abilities of today's youth, as they assume responsible roles in the future of mankind IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I do hereby set my hand, and cause the Corporate Seal ot the City of Heppner. Oregon to be affixed this Fifth day of May, 1987 (s) Cara L. Costa. Mayor
