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Cardinals drop
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Mustangs tromp Rockets in season opener
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Je sse Jeffreys (56) and an unidentified Heppner palyer bring down Rocket ball carrier Other
Heppner players are No 53 Scott Davis and No 42 Russell Britt
By Casny Pedro
It was a great night for Heppner
Mustang Football as a big crowd saw
the Mustangs season opening 14 0
victory over the Pilot Rock Rivkctv
The Mustang offensive attack was
led by running backs Russell Britt
and Scon Jones, each gaining one
touchdown
In the first quarter Jones ran the
ball in from four yards out as Craig
Angell added (he extra point to lake
a 7-0 lead The touchdown was set
up on a 27 yard pass play from Dick
Devin to Angell
With nine seconds left to go in the
game Britt ran up the middle tour
yards to seal up the victory
The Heppner defense held all
conference running back Jerry
lainkford to -I yard rushing, as
linebackers Jesse Jeffreys and Scott
Davis, and defensive end Barney
Lindsay led the Mustang defense
Jcffrevs has 11 tackles while Das is
Outstanding Mustangs named
Bv Casey Pedro
Heppner Mustangs Russell Britl
and Jesse Jeffreys were selected of
fensive and defensive players of the
week for their outstanding efforts in
last Friday nights' game
Britt, a sophomore, carried the
ball 21 times for 128 yards and
scored one touchdown Britt also
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returned three punts for 'I yards As
a Freshman last year he led the
Junior Varsity team in rushing
Jeffreys, a junior linebacker, led
the defense with II tackles and a
total of 17 defensive points Jeffreys
also helped lead the Mustang charge
against senior all-conference runn
ing back Jerry l^inklord
Elk’s Activities
Sept. 17th. - Regular Lodge - State
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Fillies start
season
with win
By S han n o n M cLaughlin
The Heppner Fillies started the
season off right Friday afternoon by
making quick work ot the Fcho
Cougars The Varsity Fillies pulled
off a close win with scores ot I ' Iff.
7-13 and 15 11
Die girls worked well together
with cinumunication and tough
defense to prevent (he Cougars from
taking a win Good offense at the net
hy setter Christy Stmcbcr and hit
ters Jill Conklin and Sandi Turner,
helped keep the game in Hcppner's
court Conklin spiked 1003. with
8 5 3 of those resulting in a point or
1 side out Turner added 853 and
4 2 3 , respectively Serving well tor
the Fillies was Nance Wright and
Turner, again, with 12 14
Coach Terri (»entry feels that the
talent is evenly vpread throughout
the team and that teamwork will be
a key element this season
The junior varsity Fillies also
started the season with an easy win
of 15 8. 15 II Again, Coach Hislcr
feels her team is well rounded in all
areas and won’t have l«' depend on
one or two players to lead the team
Duloc Palmer had a gi.nl game with
12 points at the serving line, and Jen
ny Martin added 7 points Hisler was
pleased with the way her team began
the season The Fillies meet with the
Umatilla Vikings, at home, m their
first league game on Thursday.
September 24. at 5 p m.
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Mayoral Invitation
WHEREAS. September 17. 19X7. is the 200th anniver
sary o f one o f the most significant exents in history, the sign
ing o f the United States Constitution, and
WHEREAS, on this date in 17X7. 39 men signed their
names to a document which established the world 's first
goxem m ent OE the people. BY the people and FOR the peo
ple, and
WHEREAS, today, the U S. Constitution is the world 's
oldest nrirten insturment o f national government and is the
cornerstone o f the .American republic, a symbol o f our n a
tional ideals o f freedom , justice and equal opportunity,
HOW. THEREFORE, to commemorate the historic m o
ment xxhen the Constitution was signed. I. as Mayor o f Hepp
ner. do imite esery American in Heppner and exery institution
-from religious and educational, to stuial, serxice and
professional-to join in "Bells Across A m erica-A Ringing
Tribute to the Constitution.” The ringing tribute m il begin
at I p m PUT. the time o f the signing o f the Constitution In
dixiduals and gmups in Heppner are inxited to simultaneously
ring bells fo r 200 seconds.
Willow Creek Country Club had
its last 198 J Jack and Jill Tourna
nient and Sunday barbecue this past
weekend
Scotch ball was played at the Fri
day night Jack and Jill John and Pat
Fdmundson shot a 33 to win low
gross There was a second place tic
between Lorcna ami Floyd Jones and
Muriel and F.lmcr Palmer Third
place was also a tie between Farl and
Carol Norris and Barbara Cutsforth
and Eldon Gilbert
On the net side Bcv and Darrel
W ilson came in first with a 2 6 V Sc
cond place was won by Earl and
Peggy Fishburn and third hy Beth
and Howard Bryant
The K P s were won hy Edmund
sons on No 3 and Wilsons on No 8
The Sunday barbecue was a four
man team scramble The team of
Kay and Frank Anderson. Carl Mar
tin and George Watcrland came in
first with a 27 Second place was
won by the team of Beth and H»>ward
Bryant. Earl Fishburn ami Pat Ed
mundson Third place went to the
team o f Carol and Earf Norris, liar
bara Cutsforth and Eldon Gilbert
Eileen Padhcrg won the special
award o f the evening
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By Sean Warren
The lone varsity volleyball team
traveled to Dayville Friday, Sept II
for a season opener
Both games were close, hut the
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very good holding the Wolverines to
zero yards passing
After a disappointing first half of
play, the Cards came out and played
sttong the second half Coach Dave
Presley and Del laR uc played all
members of the team to give them
valuable game experience
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seniors arc track to lead the River
side attack including seniors Laura
Enckson. Bonnie Guthrie, and Lisa
Mark
Added to the varsity roster this
scar arc senior transfer Jennifer
1.undin. juniors Michelle Beck, Jill
Conklin, Christy Strocbcr, and
Michelle Wallis, and sophomores
Jennifer Currin and Kim Stookcy to
give Gentry one ot the deepest (cams
in the league
"W c are young and wc haven't
worked together very much in var
sity game situations." concccds
(»entry, "but we'll be competitive
and wc vould surprise a lot of pco
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"W e have a promising team ."
added Gentry, "but we don't have
very many matches before league
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were led by spirited play from Jill
Nelson. Jo Cupps and Rondt Tews.
The junior varsity team lost with
a good effort. 5-15, 14-16
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at noon at Kate's Pizza.
T«»pics to be discussed include the
Moonlight Sale All business owners
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Fillies expect to be competitive
despite returning only one starter
By Ashley Conklin
\N ith only one returning darter
!n,m a year ago. Hcppner’s varsity
volleyball team hopes to pul all of
the pieces together this season and
adsamc to the Columbia Basin Con
ference district loumumeni
le d bv junior Sandi Turner, Iasi
scar's only returning starter, the
Fillies hope to improve on last
season's 4 4 CBC I astern Division
record and overall mark of 5 7
We have some vers hard hitters
and we have good quickness."
second scar voash Tern Gentry
said
All of our players also have
overall solid basic skills "
Despite only one reluming starter
from a year ago. Gentry ikes not see
inexperience as j problem for her
squad (his season " These girls have
been playing together tor a long tunc
and we’re just trying to turn them in
to j varsity learn," she said
Gentry will have tour other retur
ning letter winners from a year ago
to go along with turner, however
Seniors Jcanic Fitzsimmons and
Shannon McLaughlin return from
last year as do |uniors I ami Lind
say and Nance W'righl However,
both SKI aughlin (knee problems)
and Lindsay missed Iasi Friday's
season-opening three set win over
Fcho and the Grant Union Tourna
merit in John Day Iasi Saturday
"O ur goals this season arc to
make it to the district tournament and
keep every body in one piece," Gen
try said " If wc keep everybody in
one piece wc will be all right "
Stanfield K.<ks to be the tavoritc
in the CBC I asi behind all-division
first (cam player I indy Porfily ( a
senior) The Tigers won the CBC
I asi last season
Also contending tor top honors in
the Eastern Division this season
should be Weston McFwcn which
made the district tournament last
year while in the CBC West River
vide again looks stronger
The Pirates won the district title
a year ago and finished second at the
Class " A ” state tournament Six
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Edmundsons
take Jack fcn Jill Merchants to plan
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Moonlight Sale
Mr. ami Mrs. Wayne Davis
and
M r and Mrs. Eddie Bros nan
invite you to share in the joy
of the marriage uniting their children
Cindy Lou and
M r Michael Edward Brosnan
This celebration of love will be
Saturday, September 19, 19X7
at 8:00 in the evening
St. Bat rick's Catholic Church
Heppner, Oregon
Reception * Fair Annex Building
September 8, 19X7
and 1 i nil say had seven each Duane
Ball added six tackles and an
interception
Pilot Rock quarterback. Tucker
Hodgen. completed eight ot IV
passes for 86 yards to lead the
Rockets offense 1-anktord caught
three passes for 30 yards
Heppner s next game will be this
Friday night at 7 30 p m as they
host the Stanfield Tigers
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By S e a n W erren
The lone Cardinals traveled 300
miles to face the Alsea Wolverines
Friday. Sept 11. After the sia-hour
bus tnp. the Cards k>st the season
opener 40-8 on the new Alsea field
The Cardinals were led by Dustin
Padhcrg who scored a touchdown in
the third quarter Second string
tailback Sean Warren chipped in 46
yards on five carries in the fourth
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