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• • * ' - * J • ^ ;f i 7 . IV , ; i * ...-•*,». y * f • ,. » ' » ■ ,- __ J EIGHT - Heppner Gazette-Time». Hcppnrr. Oregon Wednesday. September J#, IW7 Defense key to Mustang win Cards fight hard against Grizzlies W ' . * > • : x ’ , ' . ' <* *' j * » J By Casey Pedro Defence was the key in the Mustangs 9-7 win over rival River side Pirates last Friday night Heppner is now 3-0 in the Colum bia Basin Conference The Heppner Mustangs had nine players in double figures for defen sive points including four sacks, two interceptions and two fumble recoveries Riverside's longest play from the line of scrimmage was on ly 12 yards The game deciding fac tor came in the third quarter as Duane Ball and Craig Angcll tackl ed Rick Holden in the end /one for a safety. Heppner made its only score in the first quarter set up by Angell's fake punt 20 yard pass to Ball converting the first down and keeping the Mustang drive alive On the nest play, quarterback Dick Devin con nected with Ball in the end /one for a 3-yard pass play, with Angel! kick ing the extra point making the only score for either team in the first half In the third quarter. Angell punted the ball out of bounds inside River side s 10-yard line setting up the safety Angcll and Hall dumped Riverside s Rick Hidden in the end /one for the game dc.idmg score An inadvertent whistle kept Hcpp n c r's Devin from running a Riverside fumbled lateral for a ________ __________________________ >rc* Mugnas touchdown Riverside s Rob Starke tackles Heppner Mustang Russell Britt In nud fourth quarter. Riverside's in Friday nights game hosted by the Riverside Pirates hac k Rick Holden scored from three yards out with Reyes kicking the injured ball down the held and keep them in Mustung coach Tim Birkbv at extra point making the score 9 7 a hole ami away from scoring posi It was a ciistly game for hi ah tributes the win to field position and lion mosi of the night." Birkbv said teams as several players were the safety. "We were able to get the "W e had a strong defense (hat bent but didn't break.'* he added Heppner s next game will be at home as they host the Weston McF.wen Tiger Scots at 7:30 p m Friday The Tiger Scots arc led by runn ing backs John Pike and Ji»hn From Shanks Weston McPwen is I I in the Columbia lijsin conference M o m , Dad Happy Birthday MILLIE -T. i Deb, Jack, & M arie A ■ ¿v I y County A * «“ 'S»* KVy * v •; * I . . . . . . 4 - » ; /» -, • / / [/¿ l- « p .. • — nr*rv,4 r f v* ' * v* • 10)1 W ir *• f-v * ». : ■ j r • : 7 ^ •* >*< l I* ’ I O*■ * • ’ : ’(ft* b ( ' V« K, * >» I. , I . • • • 1 T T • I • « IUM I p a — h < m lfa»H< I S n c rll C ia ti ll .a d r n l - S I r d Its Hall a n d in * .U m fo r u l d i Itnfctrn I t u n l i n n U t i l Khf II ai C R P Grass Seed Contact Us For Your Grass Seed Needs. i: Creeping Red Fescue i; Fawn Tall Fescue v- Piaute Orchard Grass i:Canby Blue Grass v. Rice Hulls IvmUn l»l PrmMIr. K u M Cl . C X » I« *7» I »» I n d lo d u n l S itf M ta , MuOtm« l l r p p n r t IO II II.H I l » 2 > H fam M fa 11.4dm I C * » , I - « « IT 72. Vlfafcarl I • II n r.In g l l r p p n r r . Ifa ilH 2 12 I V * . A n g rll I I 2 * « H l.m K f a I . . » , . ’ W K n r ltl n g l l r p p n r t Un* I U R n ririM r M n h n H CM. I ■> !• O u ts ta n d in g p la y e r s n a m e d By Casey Pedro Heppner Mustang outstanding of fensive and defensive players of the week were Craig Angell and Duane Ball as the Mustangs beat the Riser side Pirates 9-7 in a key victory Angcll. punter and kicker, had a 29-yard average on punis and a 40.5 yard average on kick-offs Angcll also had a fake punt in which he passed to Duane Ball to set up the only Mustang touchdown In the third quarter. Angcll punted out-of- bounds inside Riverside's 10 yard line Thai set up Mustangs' safety which proved to be ihc game w inn ing denominator Ball, a senior, was selected Dclcn sisc player for his steady play al free safety Ball assisted on ihc safety with Angcll and had i>nc interception to stop a Riverside drive in the fourth quarter Ball had nine tackles and a total of 14 defensive points This season. Ball has two interceptions to lead the Musiang defense rf' ■ « * • . r / ' #*». . • ■ Li iv » iV: v ». » ‘ a - ■. ■ Vi-- This fall. The Dixnrv ( hannrl has t full vthrtluk of rnlrr isininjt programs Ihai makr ihr grade for rvrrvonr Adultv and kids alikr Ext luvivr pnmr iimr wnrs and mmiveries Prrtnirrr movtrx Exotingsproals Pleno ilacwtv imluding Ihr world trlrm io n prrmierr of «all Ihsnrv»' Slrrping Hrautv" And mm h morr The^Êi I he 289 N M ain e p p n e r Eaglet. lone lost the game 15-10 hut the Cardinals played well with very balanced scoring by senior Rondi Tews and junior Jill Nelson Sophomore Jo Cupps also chipped in two kills to add scoring for the Cardinals. The Faglcs won and latei went on to take first place in the tournament After waiting an hour to play again the Cardinals went up against the (ioldendale Wolverines lime put up a good struggle hut lost the valiant effort 11-15. Next on their grueling struggle was the excellent team put together by Columbia Christian Several players played well but i J k Cardinals seemed to base a lack of com munication and team work They again lost the game 15-12. Despite the three straight losses the Cardinals bounced hack lor the fourth game against the Wahtonka Junior Varsity fhe Cardinals played like a well oiled machine in their win. every one did well and teamwork was at a high as they defeated the Wahtonka Junior Varsity 15-11 Ihe next team they faced was the mighty Blue Devils of Condon Ihc game was close and ciHild have gone either way in the final minutes hut the Cardinals won 16-14 stunning the Blue Devils. Since the Cardinals had lost their first three games the most they could do was take third place if they managed to heat Goldendalc who had beaten them soundly the first time they had met But the Cardinals were confident in their team and their ability to play lough IS 6 Ihc Cardinals fought buck with tn tcnsitv snatching the second game 15 9 The change in the Cardinals play ing was due to players hustling and playing with the will to win Sophomore Jo Cupps did a superior jiih spiking to keep the Car dinals in faint W nh the game tied at one apiece the Cardinals, led by sophomore Linda M oner's serving and good spiking hy senior Rondi Tews, defeated Goldendalc 15-13 to take third place in ihc tournament l.m I U . 1* « i t u i . It fa «» l i < . i a . i . i i i t • h*U. < fa. » l WMIw 1« 4 U -, I t » * « 1 . | \ || Lexington Lumber Will BE Closed Sat. 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Morning Glory or Rose Azalea styles each in three beautiful shades For indoors or out « v* ^ M u m tj'j Diiufj f tojijint'f ' f ~ N orth St.nn h?h IM ‘M '.H GET A JUMP O N W INTER For O p en in g Day of Deer Season buy NAPA quality RV antifreeze NOW Channel O H T K G O O D T H H l TH »: H O \ m H By Sean Warren The lone volleyhall team played in their first major tournament this year Saturday.Sept. 25 at The Dalles Rules of the tournament required each team to play one game against each opposing team to dec ide who would play for places The first team the Cardinals drew for the match was the Wahtonka D o n ’t wait un til freezin g w eather, to protect you r RV tun >11 viNir familv in Thr Ihsnrv ( hannrl todav Ihm! miss out on our Rai k t<> .Vhool Sak □ scoring department department Cupp*. Cupps, a front wonng court starter, added several spikes of her own to lead the Cardinalv to a 15-13 victory in the second game The stage was set for the dramatic third game to decide the winner of the contest In the third game all of the players pulled together and communicated well Angie Rudisill dal an excellent job setting the hall Jo Cupps who was on the other end of Rudisill't good setting provided several kills in the third game But in the end the Grizzlies won the game 17-15 tak ing the match 2-1. GET 200 IN FREE POLARIS CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES! P rotect M e! Subscribe now and get FREE installation and first month FREE. •:i.tiO /G al. O l ( M 'I O R I R | n c . 'TUKVMiON BV CABLI” P H O N t 6 7 6 -9 6 6 3 676 9123 148 E C enter H eppner LEXINGTON LUMBER Lexington, O re. 989-8586 € I <07 feritm kwjw**r**\ lai zAeBza e a - t » « e>— 145 • sx?» r*a*r M i,n St ... T • y.:f ‘ '• lump on this offer while it lasts Get $200 in I Rl I Polaris clothing r .. 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After a bncf rest, the Cardinalv look the floor determined ml to drop the second game Mary Cupps con nccted on several key serves early in the game to pul the Cardinals ahead, but as usual the On//lies fought hack with intensity Sophomores Judy Jepsen and Jo Cupps both played very good volleyball in the second game win Jepsen came off the bench to add a new threat to the Grizzlies in the The game bec ame very tease after (be Cardinals dn>pped the first game R ..V -V; •r f 7 V> ' im 72*7*2 124 Mixing & Free Storage .Available^ f '.'« R lte r s id r M rp fm rf llr p p o r i lU p p w t r a d turn a t» .,,td r » s »I •••Ml 'MW DM llliMIM HUH Din i: Crested Wheatgrass <; Siberian Wheatgrass i: Oahe Intermediate •it Tall Wheatgrass it Com Sheep Fescue is Covan Sheep Fescue StaiMtn I 1 J 4 r _ _ By S ean W arren Die lone volleyball team traveled to Helix Tuesday. Sept 22 in one of the most exciting games this year The Cardinals were led by strung serving at the start of the first game by Rondi Tews. Also leading the way for the Cards were juniors Michele Papineau and Angie * • \ " j Vvv v < 1
