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wa» third with 35 points
A heavy rain pounded tor appro«
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under track wilt and slow
Despite the weather Heppner s
hoys once again used Us dominance
in the field events to win the meet
while its girls were forced to per
form with«nit lX*rothv Hays and
Saudi Turner
Following Heppnet in the hoys
race was lone. 74'* points. C ondon,
40. Pilot Rock. 13. and Wheeler
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Pilot Rock won the girls team race
with 72 points followed by lone with
44 poinis Condon had Ih points and
Wheeler County 7.
Ix-ading the hoys were Ashley
Conklin and Jason Palmer Conklin
won the long |ump with a season's
best ol 20 2 and the triple jump with
a mark o f 34 I ‘a He was also se
cond in the 300--meter hurdles in
44 8 and was on the second place
400-meter relay team o f Jason
Dougherty. Wayne Wilgcrs, and
Barney l.indsav which clocked
:50 6
Palmer won the discus w ith a loss
o f 121b and was second in the shot
pul with a heave ol 42-3 Palmer also
sprinted the 200 meter dash in 28 h
for fourth
Wilgcrs won the high jump at 3 8
and IA>ugheny was first m the
MX) meter dash in 12 I
Wilgcrs combined with Conklin to
lead a I 2 3 4 Heppner sweep in the
long jump by placing second at
18 II and Dougherty was third in
the 200 in 2b I Die I .MX) meter
relay team o f Lindsay. Jim Hrosrutn.
Bryan Padhcrg. and Dougherty were
also first in 4 12 5
Lindsay was second in the 2<X) in
a lime o f 25 8 ami was third in the
long jump with a jump o f 18 0 V
(»cnc l am aster pul the shot 47 8
for first and was second with a toss
o f I I I 10 in the discus
Pad berg won the 800 meter easi
ly in 2:12 and tied for fourth in the
400-meter dash in I 01 5 In the
same event. Brosnan was second in
i 00 2
Also having a good day for the
boys was Duane Ball who set two
personal bests and tied another
Ball was second in the javelin in
a best o f 1334 and was fourth in the
long jump with a best o f 17-4 He
tied his best in the high jump at 5-6
for third
Picking up the rest o f the hoys
points were Kd Hamlin, fifth in the
IIX) at :I3 5 and l>ean Munkcrs.
fifth in the javelin at 85-1
Leading the girlv were Kim
Stookcy who won the 3.IXX) ineter
run in 12 58 8 and was second in the
I(X) meter high hurdles in 14 b
Also in the distance events,
Michelle Bec k was second in both
the 8<X) (3:07 I) amt the I ..MX)
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ny as Heppner pulled within 5-2
Taylor was 2 for 3 in the nightcap
and Hyatt had a double
The Mustangs had Tuesday o ff
ami w ill host Umatilla on Saturday
in u doublehcadcr starting at II a m
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McEwen next Tuesday at 4 p m and
will close out the season next Friday
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173 contestants competed at the
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24-25
Umatilla Countys boys team plat
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placed fifth
Redmond's girls team placed first
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Mike Mahoney boys all around,
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place-cow cutting. I Ith call roping
Libby Britt tied lor seventh eighth
place in barrel racing
Jennifer Curnn tied lor ninth tenth
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fairgrounds April 25-2b
Richard Eigucm o f Jordan Valley
took the hoys' all around and Min
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around award
Redmond's hoys team placed first
and Morrow County's boys team
placed fifth Scio girls placed first.
Morrow County girls came in sixth
Morrow County team members
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Heppner lost the opener 8 I and
then lost 5 2 inthe second game
With the loss the Mustangs fell to
8 6 in league play while Riverside
improved to 104 in league play in
the second spot in the CBC Eastern
Division
John Kenny went 5 7 for (he day
for Heppner but as a team Heppner
collected only five hits in the opener
and only six hits in the nightcap ol
the double-header
Mustang skipper Steve Wicks was
pu/zled bv his team's inability to hit
the hall
" W c usually always hit the ball
better." W ick' said, but you have
to give Riverside's pitchers some
credit '*
John Klenncrt went the distance
for the Routes in the first game with
nine strikeouts and |ust one walk
Freshman Scott Timms pitched the
nightcap and struck out a dozen
Heppner hitters and walked none
"H e 's a good, young pitcher."
W icks said o f Timms
Ihc Mustangs got to Klenncrt car
ly but were unable to score as they
stranded six base runners in the first
three innings
Klenncrt got tougher as the game
went on. striking out six in the final
four innings
Kenny went 5 4 in game one with
Heppner's only run while Craig
Angcll was 2-3 with a run hutted in
Troy Hyatt started for the
Mustangs and was tough early on
before the Pirates reached him tor
three runs in the third inning Hyatt
finished the gumc with seven
strikeouts
Mark Tallm an. R iv e rs id e s
number nine hitter, was 2 lor 2 in
the first game while Boyd Dusts and
Matt Nultbrock each pounded
doubles
In the second game Riverside
The lone (hinclods traveled to
Gresham. Saturday. May 2 for the
Slate " B " Invitational (rack ami field
nteei
Thirty three schools were
rcpresenied with only particijvants
who had met a qualifying standard
participating
The lone girls finished in a fifth
place lie and the boys finished 17th
Competition in the boys events was
especially lough
In girls compcilion Dccn.i Hams
was the high scorer with 24 points,
finishing second in the javelin with
a loss o f 131'4", second in the
discus with a throw o f 101’ 8 ", and
second in the shot put wuh a 33' I "
heave Katie Doherty recorded twit
pervtnal bests by running the IVX)
meter in 5 49 4, bettering her time
by 15 seconds, an gckid lor sixth
piacc In the 3000 meter run she bet
icrcd her best lime by a full 40
seconds to run 12 4 4 0 for third
place Mary Cupps finished sixth in
the high jump w ith a leap o f 4* 8” ,
ran 20 4 m the high hurdles and 5b '
for a school record in the in
tcrmcdiatc hurdles.
Jo Cupps did not place hut jumped
4’ 4 ' in the high jump and competed
in the javelin and discus
In the boys meet points were hard
It» come by, but Robert Adams
finished fourth in the shot with a
heave o f 42' 10" Gary Rea uncork
ed a throw o f 114' I " for a personal
best ami fifth in the discus Dustin
Pudbcrg tied for sixth in the high
jump at 5’ b "
The 4(X) meter relay team o f
Robert Adams. Sean Warren. Dustin
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scored twice in the first inning, once
in the third frame, and twice more
in the fifth inning to lead 5-0
Angcll led o ff with a single ami
later Kenny rapped a double to put
two Mustangs in scoring position
Russell Britt then drove in Angcll
and Ji»e Taylor singled to score Ken
Hy Ashley Conklin
A lack ol hitting plagued Hepp
net s baseball team Iasi Saturday in
the doublehcadcr against Riverside
and as a result the Mustangs drop
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d lo a n s and leases, net of unearned incom e.
Shannon M d aughlin rounded out
the girts scoring by tossing the
laselin 54 655 lor third and the
discus 73-7 for filth
Heppncr’ s thinclads had Iasi
Saturday off ami will return to ac
tion this Saturday at Umatilla, the
site o f the Columbia Basin Con
lereme championships which will
begin ill 11 a m
Heppner s hoys track team is the
favorite lo capture the hoys crown
hui should receive suit competitHet
from N»th Riverside and Wahlonka
The meet will be the final time up
before the ne«l weekend's District
7 A meet
Mustangs bow to Pirates
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