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Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner. Orrgon Wednesday, Januarv I I , I9HV - FTNF
lone boys squeak by Helix
By Michelle Papmeau
The lone Cardinal* travelled to
Helix. Fnda>. January 6. to heat the
Grizzlies 54-52 in their H im league
game of the season
Both teams fought tooth and nail
for the league game vs in as lone
«cored 13 pinnts and Helu scored 12
in the first quarter
The Cards lost momentum in the
«econd quarter by only scoring eight
times to Helu'% 18 points
lone came out of the locker mom
determined to he the victor» as
Dustin Padherg led the Cards with
the high score title with 19 6 in the
third quarter
Helu scored 10 to end the third
quarter with lone trailing 33-40
I Hiring the fourth quarter, the lead
changed hands many times
Freshman Mike Garrett led the
fourth quarter seining with eight
points and led the team rebounds
with eight rXistin Padberg added si«
points and Kyle Broderick added
five, including a three point shin, to
win the game for lone 34-52
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12 ta ta 12 52
H M h c rg 1 5-1 I* . Rail 4 * 1 8. Ham> I «HI
2. R n u M l r k • » 4 15; « .a rm i 5 2-5 12;
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lu ta i Zouk Ion* 12 I M O 15. Tntinfcai
fouis-I M O 5 coarti 2; ( «liaRrni I.
Krbxxumk km * W P a l h r r i 8; Rail 4;
Mam» 5; B ru d e rs» 5; ( . a r m i I. Stu ri** 5;
Papm *au I I M o 24.
Ta*wo»*rs km * la I M o 12.
Cardinals win close game with Dufur
By Michelle Papmeau
The lone Cardinals downed the
Dufur Rangers in a wild 44-41 vic
tory Saturday. January 7
lone came out pumped and
prepared to win, as they doubled
Dufur'» »core in the first quarter
18-9 The attack was led by senior
Brian Ball with eight points in
cluding a three-point shot
lone was out scored in the second
quarter 11-7 and went in at halftime
leading ihr Winners 25-20
Dufur proved that they weren't
going to he defeated easily as lone
and Dufur kept the score close with
each scoring 12 points
Freshman Mike Garrett sank five
of si« frecthrow* in the fourth
quarter and Ball hit a two point field
goal to end the Cardinal scoring at
seven points for the fourth quarter
Although Dufur out scored lone in
the final quarter, they were unahlc
to capitalize on the Cardinal lur-
noi "> l<*fv won annlhrr close one
lone girls lose to Helix in
first league game
By Michelle Papmeau
Friday. January 6. the Izidy Car
dinals travelled to Hell» to challenge
the Grizzlies to their first league
game The Lady Cards lost a demon
ding game .36-6.3
lone was unable to get their game
going on the Grizzlies turf, »coring
only 11 points the entire first half
The Grizzlies on the other hand,
scored .31 points hy half-time
Jo Cupps was the only person to
score in double figures with 12
points Amy Wagcnhlast added nine
Mary Cupps was the only Cardinal
to score in the first quarter
In the second half, the only place
for lone to go was up In the third
quarter lone scored 13 points to
more than double their halftime
score
lone was able to out rehound the
G rizzlies hut had difficulties
capitalizing on their rehounds and to
breaking the Grizzly full court press
lone also stole the ball 12 times to
Helix's two
S tatM k s
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2 * 15 12
Hriis
15 I * 18 14
Padbrig 2 0-1 4; M. ( upp. 2 1-4 5; J .
Cupp» 6 0-0 12; I .M urtr* 1 0 - 1 2 ;
VS agmhkM 4 I-5 0-. N*k»m I 0-0 2 Skagan
I OZ) 2; Paptim iu. Hall
Total Fool» Ion* I I H*lls IS. Trvhnkal
fo u k lim * l-cuarh.
H f O i u n d i Io n * 4 4 - P a d h r r g 5 ; S r l u w 2 ;
WagmMaat 7; | M udrr 5. Hall I; Morgan
2; J . ( uppa 1«. M. Cupp» 6 Hrtlx 4«
S tra k km * 12 H rlli 2.
Turnovers Ion* 28 IM Is 7.
lone J.V .’s lose by narrow
margin to Dufur
By Michelle Papmeau
The lone girls J V team took on
the visiting Dufur Rangers on
January 7 and narrowly lost 27-33
The laidy Cards took off to a slow
start during the first quarter with
Brandi Ball hitting a 2 pointer and
a free throw and Kart Morgan ad
ding a free throw to make the total
first quarter score lone 4. Dufur 13
lone started to gain speed and
ground in the second quarter with si»
points by Michelle Papincau
Although only four people added to
the total points, it was a real team
effort as Shannon Perez pulled down
si» rebounds for the Lady Cards
Wendy Anderson grabbed another
five rebounds and Kate l>*berty look
two steals from the Rangers.
Papineau was top scorer with 12
points
Ball added four of Her seven points
in the third quarter and Heidi Ncls*>n
added two points as lone outscorcd
Dutur K I I
In the fourth quarter. Kan Morgan
sunk three of four free throws and
a basket to bring them closer to a
victory but the Cards fell short
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Dufur
1« II 4 5
Hall 5 1-2 7; H. Nrknn I 0-0 2; Haptneau
6 0-1 12; Nfc>nt»n I 4-4 4; » n d m n n 0 0-1
0. IM torttia. PoliUe*. P * m . D okertx.
R akrr
Krtawnd» km * 5IR ed o *1h a 2; Rail 5;
Nrlxon 5; Pulnlrr I; P r r n 4; Dofcrrty 2;
Hakrr I; Andrrum 5; Ska-gan 8 Dutur 52.
lurn oxrrx tun* 21; Dufur 12.
Steals lonr 10.
Total fouls • lone 23, Dufur II.
Fouled oul • Kale IHibertv.
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By Michelle Papmeau
The lone Izidy Cardinal* got their
first league win Saturday. Januarv 7.
against the Dufur Rangers in league
play with a score of 45-35
lone jumped oul in the first
quarter, took a demanding lead and
never once looked hack
Amy Wagcnhlast paved the way
wnh high wore honors <»f 15 points
Jo Cupps ami Wagcnhlast look con
trol of the boards with seven re
hounds each Mary Cupps tollowed
closely with si»
The Cards hit seven of eight
frecthrow s throughout the game
lone ended the game with a score
of 45. Dufur 35
M atk tk s
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D ufar
4 15 5 I I
M. ( uppx 5 2-2 8; J . ( upp. 5 0-0 4; I..
S lo rlrr 2 (M) 4 P .d h rrg « 2 2 » ;
VS »«rn t.U a 4 5-4 15. Vkirgan I 0-0 2; Hall
I 0-0 2; Nrhon; V M ortrr
Total fouk km* 14. DuHar 8. I m iM oul
M ars « upp»
Krboum k km* 2S-Padhrrg 4; S M nrlrr
I ; Nrkon I; VSagrnhlact 7; Hall I; Sk ag an
I ; M. t upp» 4; J . ( upp* 7. Dufur 21.
S tra k Inn* 15 Dubir 0
Hlorkrd xb.*x Ion* 20 Dufur 15.
Lindsay
caps 19
points for
Fillie win
By Jill Conklin
The Heppner Fillies opened Col
umhia Basin Conference play w ith a
53-40 victory over the Pilot Rock
Rockets
The Fillies defense controlled the
first quarter only giving up one field
goal Hcppncr's offense, however,
could not he stopped out scoring Pilot
Rock by eight points. 15-7 Sandy
Turner had five points in the period
to lead Heppner
In the second quarter Pilot Rock
kept up with the Fillies because of
excellent free throw shooting The
Rockets scored seven of their 11
points at the chanty stripe Tami
Lindsay scored si» points in the sc
cond quarter to send Heppner into
H rp p n rr
I S 15 15 18 55
PlfcH K or»
7 11 5 I * 40
H rp p n rr lS5> R r k k n k 5 1-5 7; N*un4»x
I 2 2 4; < onkHn I 1-2 5; I indvav 8 5 4 I*;
T u rn ** 5 I 5 7; A C M I H
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rta 4 2-4 10; RrUt 2 84» 2; R n rnnfW M .
Hull*», (,r**n u p
Pika H ark «401 M K all 2 4-5 8; ( antra
I 5-4 5; H alIrv 5 5-8 11; t rtrkann I 4-0 2;
I 5-8 7; M a n k m I 5-4 5; H a » *
2; S ager. D nvl*
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fouk H rp p n rr 25, Pika K m k I*.
Country Rose
233 N. Main
Lady Card
take first
league win
M atktlrx
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StatM ks
km *
18 7 12 7
Dufur
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Padbrrg 4 0-0 8. Rail 4 1-5 10. H u m 2 0-0
4. RrmWrkS 4 0-0 8; l u r k t 5 4-8 12;
Du «Won I 0-0 2; M ortrr H u t * puMMrrv-
Rall I.
Total Took km * 12 Dufur 15 T rck n k al
km * I RrodrrVk Itm lrd um mm*
Hrhoumk km* 18 K adkrr, 2. Rail 2;
Hams 2; «.arrril I I ; l)avkun 1.
Blocked sknts Padbrrg I ; Hall I.
Turnovers km * 24.
the locker room w ith a 28-18 lead
Lindsay came out in the second
half to dominate the quarter She
scored 11 of her game high 19 points
in the third period Heppner scored
i5 points and oniy aiiowed Piiot
Rock three points in the period
In the fourth quarter. Pilot Rock
struggled to get back into the game
They outscored the Fillies 19-10 in
the period but it wasn't enough as
Heppner eventually outdistanced the
Rockets 53-40.
Lindsay led all scorers with 19
points and Jennifer C’umn scored 10
to help the Fillies cause Rebecca
Hatley led the Rockets with 11
points Lindsay grabbed 17 rebounds
and Nikki Brishoisgot 11 boards for
the Fillies The Filly defense forced
Pilot Rock into 32 turnovers Cur
rin had five steals and turned them
into baskets.
price!
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44-41
Heppner
Currin leads Fillies to victory
By Jill Conklin
After losing to Stanfield in a pre
season tournament the Heppner
Fillies were looking for a little
revenge.
The Fillies used their quickness on
defense to shut down the Stanfield
Tigcrs The Tigers only scored three
points in the first quarter to fall
behind early Jennifer Cumn scored
su points to lead Heppner to a 16 .3
first penod lead
Cumn came alive in the second
quarter scoring nine (Hunts as the
Tiger offense sputtered The Tigers
»cored five points and Heppner in
creased their lead to 24 point». 32-8
at the half
In the third quarter Heppner’s full
court man-tivman defense pressure
conciuned to hold off the Tigers
Sandi Turner scored m » (»unts in the
quarter to help estend Heppner's
lead to 42-14
Heppner cruised through the last
penod scoring 10 points to Sun
field’s four The final margin of vic
tory was .34 points. 52-18
Cumn led all scorers with 17
points Turner was right behind with
12 points Tami Lindsay had a fine
game inside grabbing 11 rebounds
The win gives the Fillies a 2-0
league record and an oserall record
o f 3-3 Heppner nest faces the
Riverside Pirates on Friday and the
Wasco County Redsides on Satur
day To beat Riverside, the Fillies
mu si stop Shanna Evans who is scor
ing about 12 points a game If the
Fillies want to win against Wasco
County they must shut the inside
game of Gretchen Peterson ami the
outside threat of Patti Johnson
Johnson currently averages 20 points
against CBC opponents
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Hrppnrr i52l Badrx I 0-0 2. H rkbok 2
0(1 4. ( .mklln 2 0-0 4 I Indvax 2 2 2 4
1 urn** 4 4 < 12, S t urrln I I 4 .1. J < ur
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quarters of basketball action
Although lone started strong, they
lost 35 4 I
t he J V x started off great as the»
»cored 13 points to Helix's eight in
the first quarter
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kepi the scoring ratio pretty even as
lone scored I4 point». Helix,
however, came bax k with help from
varsitv starter Stephanie Hutchinson
milling eight points and varsity
player Kim Coles adding 11
lone fought hard but couldn't
upset the Grizzlies lead as ihey lost
.35-4.3.
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Mrlxooiolx Ion* 24 Hol« a t ha 4; Hall 5: II
Srtson 5; H»krr I; INonlrr I; I Sihrrl x I;
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lu m o s rrs lonr 22; llrlls 7.
M rak Ion» V; llr lls 0.
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