Heppner gazette-times., January 18, 1989, Page EIGHT, Image 8

•
■* •
•
»•
_
• ' • • „
•
_ • _ . * . ■ » # * » . . r » 1 •
t • • ** _ • :/ * ■ ’ V « .• <
•
icàri'. «I 1
»• W •
• *
.
—
---- •-----M .
li mm
Fillies beat state ranked Wasco County Padberg scores game high 32 points
in game against Wasco County
E ir.H T - Heppner G o M ^ U m i , Heppner. Oregon W ednesday, January
1
H e p pn e r F illy N ance W righ t a tte m p ts to get possession of a
loose ball in S aturday nights gam e against W asco C ounty The
F illie s ca m e o ut on top, 51-39
By J ill Conklin
.
I« »
J ill C onklin provided the one-two
punch with Turner shouting from the
haschne and Conklin from the top o f
the key The Bedsides free throw
shooting kepi them in the contest, as
they scored five o f nine points from
free throws A fter tw o quarters the
game was still close w ith the Red
sales leading 20-18
After trading baskets to open the
second half. Tami Lindsay and Jen­
nifer C um n sparked a Heppner ral
ly They combined for 10 o f the
Fillies 15 third quarter points Hepp­
n e r'» tough man-to-man defense
slowed the Redside attack Although
Heppner outsenred Wasco County
by three points during the third
period
During the fourth quarter the Fillic
defense shut down Wasco County
only giving seven points Turner
scored seven points to lead Heppner
to an 18 point period and the victors
I
J
1 * .
The 9th ranked Wasco Count)
Bedsides came to Heppner Saturday
expecting to easily ro ll to a 4-0 con
fcrcnce mark and move up in the
state rankings The Heppner F illies
however, had a different idea. A fter
a w ell-played game the F illies
prevailed 51-39
In the first quarter, the teams
'
seemed to he evenly matched
Wasco County scored first after over
two minutes o f play Denise 1 jiFaver
poured in six points to help Wasco
County to a 11-9 first quarter
advantage
The F illies took advantage o f the
Rcdsidc 2-3 /one defense by hitting
sfxXs from outside Sandi Turner and
By Scott Johnston
The Mustangs rehounded after its
Friday night k m to Riverside to heal
the visiting Wasco County Redsides
70-57 on Saturday. January 14
The fire d -u p Heppner team
jumped out to a 17-10 lead at the end
o f the first period The Mustangs
were led hy Bryan Padberg and Dick
Devin with eight and seven points
respectively.
Wasco County and Heppner
played an even second period as they
only scored 11 points each Hepp^
ncr went into the locker room with
a 28 21 lead
Padhcrg paced the Mustangs in the
third quarter scoring 11 points as
Heppner s lead grew hy three over
the Redvides
The Mustangs closed the door on
Wasco Ciainly the final penod, scor­
ing 23 points and in doing so won
their third CBC game
Padhcrg lit up the score hoard
scoring 32 points and also getting
five steals Russell Brin dished out
10 assists while Dick Devin pulled
down nine rebounds for the v ic ­
torious Mustangs
Heppner w ith a 3-1 record w ill
travel to Athena January 20. to take
on the W eston-M cKwcn Tiger-
Scots The Mustangs w ill host the
Fogles from Wahtonka Saturday.
January 21 at 6 p m
On Friday, January 20 the Fillies
w ill travel to W'cston-McHwen for a
show dow n betw een the tw o
undefeated CBC teams On Saturday
the Fillies w ill host the Wahtonka
I agios who are currently 1-3 in con­
ference play
SUMWks
Itrp fm rf (SI) Stoo4»v 0 1-2 1; ( « k k i i
' ! » ’ . ! Uuha) S 1 2 U i VS r%lM I 1 2 3
T u r n « S 7-4 17; j < u rrtn 4 0-2 0; B m t
I 04) 2; BrtUwU, V ( u rrin
H u m («m at? (JO) HUA. 0 0-1 0; T o k n
lin o 0 J-S 3; H riftK K i 6 2-7 14. jnfcm on 2
0-1 4; U l l M r * M >1; IUHimo«*d I 3-4
H rp p n rr i 7 * i P i d h r r t 14 4 4 32; k r r i n
I <M> 2; B rH t 4 2-2 1»; ll« u g h r O n 0 3-4
3; M a r tin ; ( u n n n r; IM rk h r O n X 1-2 17;
M M ih r il I 0 -0 2; H ays; I irn iv a t 2 0-3 4;
H a n « « Totals 24 4-11 70.
W asro C o. (57) 4 m 1 0-2 4; ( ,m r r ; K art;
VI V M iro t 5 4-11 14; IS u lli« 4 4-4 11. K
w lie n s 2 0-1 4; V h la « r r 7 0-1 14: (M u m
I 0 0 2; VI aft a i r Totals 1« 10-21 57.
3 pnUil (n a K P a d b r r f 4, V h l a * r r 2.
H rp p n rt
17 I I I * 23 70
W a sro Co
10 I I 14 20 57
5; Andmoa I 0-1 2.
T o u M uul-.Staufcrv Total f o lk IW ptm rf
iiu M i 14.
IS S u n i (
Heppner Ponies smash Vikings
Ptwto b* Jo»e» Hugnn
Bryan Padberg goes for two points Saturday night against
Wasco County Looking on is No 32 Dick Devin and Slater
Mitchell Padberg scored a game high of 32 points
It was Friday 13th for Heppner Frosh burning up
Arlington Honkers
the floor
1
a fK r
», t •
I-.» »
[v
, *
y r
•
.
■
...
.
* vi
7 I ‘
r
>>' ■ , *
i.-
Heppner Frosh continued iheir
winning ways on January 10 hy
thumping the Riverside "C " team
84-53 at Riverside
Rie first half was controlled by the
Pirates as they ended the first quarter
leading hy one point and maintain
cd their lead in the second period
with a 29-28 halftime advantage
Heppner Freshmen woke up to
start the third period with a swarm­
ing defense that enabled them to
build a 53-37 advantage after three
quarters o f play.
The momentum was in their favor
\
L ib 1 '
fc .
- r; : * i , *
I ■ * V» * • ; ■ > .
• V ^ V »
'
■ v " " .V
»•
r
•
/
The Pomes had their second Satur
day game ot the year January I4
The Ponies played the Umatilla V ik
ings fhe Vikings were weak on
some teams and strong on others
*.
Save money
on your
insurance.
Auto • Life
Fire • Truck
Commercial
•
M o n th ly
Payments
'
*ÏX>W-
'■*
,
r
j <
• V
• g
:
t» •* • ' * » .
.
;
;
;
PLÛYHAR INSURANCE
PO Box 128
Heppner. OR 97836
ph 676 5818
»
f
/■'.
L
r
'
• ,
•* " '
•„» * *
/
;
.
A1',- i i
Ihc 7th grade teams played in the
jun ior high gym while the 8th grade
teams played in the high school gym
The “ B“ team hoys were the first
to play and they played well,
defeating the Um atilla 7th grade
hoys 51-25. Their undefeated season
is still alive at 5-0.
Ih c 8th grade g irls played well
also jum ping out to a 10 point lead
early and hanging on to win hy a
score o f 22 18 Their record improv-
ed to 9 I
The 7th grade girls, who earlier in
the year defeated Umatilla 7th grade
girls, did it again 25-12, bringing
their season record to 5-1
The 8th grade hoys got heat hy a
wore ot 4 1 16 Ihc Pomes were out
scored in the 4th quarter 20-2 Their
record dropped to 3 3
Ihc next game w ill he held Thurs­
day. January 19. in Irrigon. against
Columbia Ih c game w ill start at
3 :30 p m
Saturday. January 21. w ill he the
Ponies Iasi home games, against
Athena Weston The 8th grade
teams w ill play in the high school
gym and the 7th grade teams w ill
play in the junior high gym A ll
games w ill begin at 9 a m
í
.
i,Ü!L •4 Wpen t Wrrwt
•
ir V * A
•
/
: • ’ ■/ r Ä
» •»! A ô
i
¿ .
i
i •
• .i
» •
[. • , :
>* . ;*v *
6» ’
/ v *
V
.
] , j
». ‘
*
•** ' j
(
j
1
•
A ,á :
H E M
By Michelle Papmeau
Although lone started slow in the
first quarter against Arlington, they
dealt the Honkers a Friday the 13th
they'll not forget too soon lone heat
Arlington easily 52-39
Senior Dustin Padberg held the
high point title w ith 18 points, four
in the first quarter Arlington's Tony
Zastrow hit a three pointer to help
edge lone out o f the first quarter
1 18
The Cards picked up in the second
quarter Freshman M ike (iarret had
five o f his 13 points this quarter He
also pulled down eight rebounds to
give lone Ihe halftime lead at 20-19
Dustin Padhcrg was unstoppable
in the third quarter as he racked up
eight points and grabbed 12 game re
bounds Kyle Broderick added seven
points, including a three point shot
Leaving your keys in your car could get you a ticket now
to give lone 19 third quarter points
to A rlington's nine
tone's team play developed and
took over early in the game and left
Arlington behind lone played a high
intensity ball game com pletely
through The Cardinals finished the
game with a final score o f lone 52.
A rlington 39
M a llM Ir«
P a d h rr« •) 0-2 IX. H all I 1-2 3; H a im 2 0-0
4, H r< x lrrh 4 < 1- 412. I , a r r r l l 4 l - l 13;
V n d rrs n n I 0-0 2; P apu trau 0 0-2 0; Wa r -
r m , D n tw n t ; M i i r l r r ; l»a> tuin. H aaf»rd.
Touts Ion» « A rlin g to n 12. T o u lrd
o u t B all
K rfto u n d s Ion» 4A -P adhrrg 12; B ail I ;
Ham s 7; H rn d rrk S X; l . a r r r l t X; XndrrsaHI
I . I h 4 « f1 | 2; llaskson I . A rlin g to n 14.
H lo s k rd sh<4s t*adh»rg I ; I’ a p tn ra u I.
T u r n m r r s Ion» 14 A rtin g l) « 17.
Ion»
■ 12 14 H <2
A rlin g to n
I I X 4 I I 34
E
•’ A *
s o o n
Do not leave your car with kev in
the ignition
One o f the rules o f the road for
drivers, covered by Oregon Vehicle
Code, is that it is a Class C infrac
tion to fail to remove the key from
the ignition in an unattended vehicle
Hot In I rot
f i V / p lu s h
boat
W illi gilt
$ K) (M) rotai! v.iliio
th e l>rad Wa»l
f addy shac k II
The (rood M other
Big
Punch l.ine
t ili E ll
THURSDAY
T k o
V..V
»2»®
Super Buffer
_
MONDAY
Patti Belt
m totip
TUESDAY
m spuds
«27*
WEDNESDAY,
Tacos
Sloppy loes
•2 *0
-sJV^------- s/V~
mm
r»
i
v < •>
kV ' »
J llfl
m u s Ifl'iisu riis'
. |S»
Q
V
-»
• | AO
• 2»*
with any Sinon
Hallmark purchase
* •
n IV *
■ NA/
^ Muwuj'J thug
-s IW
• A 1 - ' " d V
.JL«
4/
'v <
INC
* I 7 North Mam
•7 0 -1 0 1 7
T ;i%4
lui
FRIDAY
S xla d
d u n k Norris In
Hen» A nd The Tern»r
[ h i \
CJnlv at Hallmark
-sAc
Now Serving LUNCH SPECIALS
IMrts H arrs In
tn view o f the fact that a vehicle
in Heppner was stolen, recently
under these circumstances, the City
ot Heppner Police IVpartm ent w til
be issuing c ita tio n s fo r th is
infraction
B earer of Gifts
B U C K N U M 'S
\ fis h ( ailed Wanda
Kat<»*s Pizza & Pastry
A
. « V ^ 4 ' ¿<4. d
-y-
' V
Dustin Padberg shoots the ball on their home court Fri­
day January 13 lone came out on to beating the Arlington
Honkers 52-39
Married To The Mob
CHEAT
TIMES
TO
* ••
• •
• '
COMING
l \
(•re a l O utdoors
Kansas
Lkenve to D rive
*
Pfcoto by W»vMorni
RENT SOME ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT!!
NOW
Rollis I; Phillips. Sweeney.
Police to ticket unattended
cars with keys
Joseph Healy, No 15. shoots the ball in for two points against
the Umatilla Vikings Saturday morning Other team members
look on
By R ick K offler
as the Mustangs rang up 31 fourth
quarter points enroute to a decisive
road victory.
Richard Pettyjohn rattled home 21
second half points to take scoring
honors with 28 points Charlie
Rathbun followed closely with 27
while Ryan C urrin added 15 Cur-
nn and Rathbun gathered 13 and 12
rebounds respectivley while Gabe
Garcia contributed nine steals and
eight assists
Pettyjohn 28, Rathbun 27. Cumn
15; Garcia 9. Britt 3. Wilson 1.
Heppner
b re m s