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SIX - Heppner Gazette-Times. Ilrppnrr. Oregon Wednesday, (Xtoher 14. 1987
Perfect serving collects win
The superb serving and overall
team play o f H eppncr’ s J V
volleyball leam paved ihe way for a
16-14. 15-6 win over previously
undefeated Stanfield Thursday. (X t
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The Fillies put on a perfect serv
ing demonstration by serving 52 out
o f 52 over the net during the match
"That just doesn’t happen very often
and I was really happy for the g irls."
coach Susan Hislcr said "W e have
been stressing and working on serves
for the past two weeks and it's pay
ing o ff for them We didn't even
realize it was 1007 serving until I
got home and looked our scorcbook
over The girls had played so well
in all ihe areas on the coun that the
scrv mg didn't stand out by itself ( kit
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The Mustangs nest game is
scheduled for F ridjy (Xtoher 16, as
the Mustangs host the visiting
1 mat ill j Vikings
The Vikings are led by running
backs Rod Tarter and Chris Stone,
and defense is paced by Tarter and
Mike Nelson Umatilla is ihe only
other leam. besides the Mustangs,
that is undefeated in the Columbia
Basin Conference
o f eleven girls playing in the match
nine had attempts to serve, so it
wasn't like just u> players doing
well, it was the whole team." Hisler
said.
Joanna Welch and Dulcie Palmer
turned in fine performances with
front-row play and each serving K K
Kim Slookcy teamed in to display
her super quickness in saving and
returning balls into the opponents
court, while N ikki Brisbois con
tinued her stnmg serving ability with
16 16 to e jm 12 points, followed by
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W e lch , and
K e lly
Vicl.aughitn. 5 5.
The J V \ play again at home (X
tober 17 to avenge an earlier tour
nament loss to Grant Union
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Homecoming is a once a-ycar
event held during ihe week of the Iasi
home football game
The Homecoming court is picked
by ihe student body, Ihe king is pick
ed by the volleyball players and the
(Jucon is picked by the football
players T he court consists o f three
senior boys and girls and two junior
boys and girls The court ibis year
is seniors Scott Jones. Terry Gray.
Duane Ball. Kim Bond. Kim Sager
and Shannon M d ^iughlin Juniors
Steve Arbogast. Bryan Padhcrg.
Christy Stroebcr and Sandi Turner
The queen is announced at half-time
o f Friday night's game against ihe
Umatilla Vikings The king w ill be
O ctober 15, 16 & 17
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and defensive players o f the week
arc Scott Jones and Jess Jeffreys
Scon Jones, senior running back,
hail 154 yards rushing, a 20 yard
kick-off return, and l(N yards in
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In their third match of the season
the Heppner volleyball
team tell
to Slanlield in a long and drawn out
affair 7-15. 15-5. «1-15.
Ihe Fillies started off with a good
brand o f bump, set and spike
volleyball basics Angie C'urnn and
l .ana Schmidt both much improved
players, played then best games thus
far this season, especially in the I null
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game
Homecoming events consist o f
students dressing up everyday o f the
week according to the dress up day
The dress up days are Monday-
Bandage day. Tuesday tourist day.
Wednesday clash day. Thursday
twin day . and Friday Blue and Gold
Day On Friday there is a noise
parade al 4 p m downtown
Game lime is 7 30 p.m Mustangs
v*. Vikings This is an important
game for Heppner as the outcome
w ill he one of the deciding factors
for the district playoffs Everyone is
encouraged to come out and give
their support to the Mustangs; cheer
them on to a victory
punt returns including a 35-yard
punt return touchdown
Junior linebacker Jess Jeffreys,
had six assisted tackles, two tackles
behind ihe line o f xerimage and an
interception returning n 22 y a i d s to
have a iot.il ol 16 defensive points
row
Sen mg was a bn o f a struggle al
limes but was solved as ihe Fillies
turned in 1007 performances with
underhands front Tncia Coe. fa n
dy Harris and Rebecca Wickland
Tiffany Harrison playing for the
first time with C team shined in
games two and three with aggressive
play at the net and an excellent scr
ving spree 18 20. worth 14 points
for the match
" A real bright spot for ntc was
seeing the kids down 14 0 in game
three and none o f them gave up.”
Coach Susan Hisler said "Instead
they rolled o ff nine ctraight points
and gave Stanfield a real scare A ll
twelve o f the girls played and turn
ed in their best efforts o f the season
the coach said
JV’s now 2-2
By Casey Pedro
The Mustang Junior Varsity
traveled to Weston McF.wen M on
day. October 5. losing 24(1 Ihe
junior va n ity is now 2 2
In the first quarter. Weston
M il wen recovered a tumble, then
scored on a three yard run with ihe
extra point pass failing, concluding
the scoring for Ihe first half
Jerry Brosnan had a fumble
recovery and Boh Krem hail an in
terception each in the second
quarter
Running hack Jim Brosnan had (he
longest rushing play from scrim
mage. 35 yards, and Tim Hays had
the longest reception on a 30 yard
strike from quarterback Slater
M itchell
The Heppner Mustang |unmr var
sitys next game is scheduled for (X -
tober 19 at 3 p m as the Mustangs
travel (o Umatilla
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interceptions on the game. Dick
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and Derek Hoe ft had one apiece
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Cougars for league win
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The lone Cardinals volleyball
team traveled to Echo on (Xtoher 6
to face the Echo Cougars
The Cardinals devastated the
Cougars with excellent serving and
even better spiking to seal up the var
sity victory
The first game o f the varsity game
proved to he the closest o f them all
with the Cardinals winning narrow
ly 15-12.
The Cardinals were led by strong
serving by sophomore front court
starters. Mary Cupps and Jo Cupps
Both Jo and Mary combined to
score seven o f the team's total points
in the first game
The second game was also taken
by lone 15 12 The Cardinals were
led by sophomore Darcee Padherg
and Junior Angie Rudictll
Both games were won as a result
o f excellent communications and
mistake free play
Both o f the teams played well hut
the Cardinals prevailed taking the
match 2-0
The J .V. match proved to he no
contest for the Cardinals who linik
the games in a cakewalk 15-6. 15-3.
The J V teams were led by
sophomore Judy Jepsen who helped
out hv serv ing excellently and play
ing an overall good game
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Ikianc Ball ran a reverse 21 yards
with Angell kicking the extra point
making the score 140
In the fourth quarter. Ihe Iasi score
o f the game was a three yard run by
running back Jim Brosnan Angell
who has a perfect extra punt record
on ihe season kicked the extra point
" I t was a good game defensively
for u s ." coach Tim Birkbv said
O u ts ta n d in g M u s ta n g s nam ed
By Casey Pedro
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The Heppner Mustangs lead the
Columbia Basin Conference after
Friday night s victory over the host
Sherman Cininty Huskies 214)
In the first half, the Mustangs had
a lot o f penalties that stopped scor
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Hie Mustangs first
quarter score came on Scott Jones'
55 yard punt return with Craig
Angell kicking the extra point
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County The Mustangs are 5-0 in overall play with an important upcoming homecoming game
this Friday against Umatilla Vikings who beat the undefeated Wahtonka Eagles in their Thursday
game Game time is 7:30 Come support your team.
By Casey Pedro
In the aecoad quartet rcciever
The Mustangs had a ti«al of fisc
Mr. and Mrs David Mitchell request the
honor of your presence ill the marriage of
their daughter Join Monique to Mark Ire Maasdani
on Saturday, October 17, NK7 at 11:00 a.m.
All Saints Episcopal Church, Heppner, Oregon.
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