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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1989)
r » • * * * ÉK^Éii>i \r6 n^aiiTj . M i i ■ #( F O U R • H e p p n e r ( » a /c lt e - lim e s . H e p p n e r. O re g o n W e d n e s d a v . N o v e m b e r I , lone grabs 2nd place trophy at tourney L • ' . f t " 1 *1 - ' I * • f * ' • By M elissa Rowell The lone Cardinals traveled to Portland to pla> in a tournament on Satorda) . O i l 21 lone did well and eam r home with a second place trophy lone played Regis in their first match and heal them. 15 5. 15 11 Mary Cupps served ten straight points in the first (tame and seven points in the second (tank' to set the pace In lone's second match they placed Portland Christian They stomped them 15 5. 15 7 In the- first game. Mary Cupps served nine points to spark lone s rally Mary Cupps again served nine points in the second game to help lone to the- win Dance P.tdhcrg also had lour points to help lone In the third match, lone, the number one ranked B school in the stale played the number 2 ranked s c h o o l M i Hood Christian lone played well and distributed their points evenly . but lost the lost gallic 13-15 lone came back in the second game to win. I ' 12 Again lone IW ) Ponies win final game School carnival nets $1,700 distributed their points evenly Wnh this win l<*nc went into the semi fin a l' lone- played knappa to see who would go into the cham pionship game Branch Ball got smart and served all of lone's fifteen points in a row, beating Knappa. 15 1 In the- second game. Darvec P.klberg served five points and Jo Cupps served lour to lead lone to a 15 V I ' I victory Going into the championship game' lone again mate hed up against Nil Hood Christian lone- knew what to expect and came out mean Amy Wagenblast had six pinnts and Mary Cupps lo u r, to lead lone to a I ' b v ictory The second game was tough and verv close* but lone lost it. 14-lb Marv Cupps had live service points and Jo Cupps had strong net play lone went into the third game tired and eventually lost 9 I ' Amy Wagenblast had lour points out ol lone's score* to I c . k I her team Due to u nexp lain ab le o r eumstanccs. lone d id n 't place anyone on tournament's all star team Pirates down Fillies in game By M ikha E vans f he Riverside Pirates took on the Heppner Fillies last Tuesday lor •heir last league game of the* season Ihe Pirates ended the regular season in style with a tough b IV is | | 15-13 win over the Fillies Riverside had great teamwork Ihe Pirate's setters, l isa Short ami Rochelle Neal, did a good |ob by set ling up 74 attacks Ihe Pirate's front row players Kasste Westmoreland. Irin a Sayles and April Morgan played touch ami combined lor h i - hlivkc while Westmoreland h.td nine kills I feel reallv good s.ivs Coach Barton .ibout the game " W e have lost our share ol games where we were up 10-2. or 11 t It w.is nice to w m one 3k hen asked how she felt abitui go tng on to district coac h Barton com mettled. " I tccl pretty good I know Weston Mc I wen will be tougher than they were during our league game, hut I think we have a gmxl chame By Rich KoHler The Heppner Ponies played their final football game of the year in Condon on Oct 2b. in extremely cold weather Heppner started out very Iasi T he first play Irom scrimmage was a 20 yard gain Soon after the Ponies punched it in from the three yard line to nuke the* score 7 0 Heppner s game was well played from there on <*ut Heppner had a punt return for a touchdown late in the game to nuke the final score 39-0 Heppner * final season record was 4-3 The results o f the entire season are as follows Columbia 13. Heppner 7; Heppner 47. lone 28. Stanfield 12. Heppner 7 HcppWCf 2H. Pilot K.s i 0. Heppner 2b. Kcho 7. Umatilla 27. Heppner b. Heppner 39, Condon 0 Fillies miss playoffs with loss to Pirates By Scott Johnston TTte Heppner Fillies ended their |9K9 volleyball season. Oct 24 when the visiting Riverside Pirates cantc Iront behind to beat the Fillies in three gjntes 15 b. 11-15. 13-15 D ie loss put a disappointing end to the Fillies season as they fell just short ol the District Tournament Coach T ern (»entry had mixed emotions alter the heartbreaking loss to Ilk* Pirates " I'm disappointed we didn't nuke the plavolts. but I'm not disappointed in Ihe way the Fillies played h ard ." The tired-up Fillies came out hot in the first game js they dominated the Pirates Heppner won the gank* 15 b. behind the serving of Kim Stookey. who served for six points The momentum started to turn on the Fillies in the second game ax Riverside started to nuke their com eback The Pirates won game two. I I 15 The third and deckling game was a classic battle between the two M o r row Co rivals as both teams fought hard for every point Rivervtde went on to w in the match and become the CBC Western Division Champs The Heppner Fillies ended their fine season with a 10-8 overall record and were b 4 in the CBC Jennifer Currin was selected to the CBC All Star first team and Nikki Brtshots was a second team selection Coach (»entry commented, "w e had a grunt season. I hope the girls had as much tun as I did I'll miss them Pirates set for I'matilla showdown By M ikka E vans The Pirates took the weekend oil with their hyc troni Wasco County. but they .ire preparing for .1 tough match up against the t mattila Vtk ings this Frid.iv Ihe Pirates w ill he fighting the No I position against the Vikings " I think the game should he ex citing It should he a good foothall g am e." comments Coach Dtrksen " There should be l»»ts o f action in I riday's game and a lot of Ians in terested >^crto by Ga»i Chaff## Sam B oardm an E lem entary second grader M eg an C h affee, second grade teacher Jennifer W a d e and a parent assistant at the duck pond booth at the schools carnival The carnival, held O ct 2 7 at the school cleared around $ 1 ,7 0 0 Last year monies from the carnival helped purchase a big-screen TV Save Fred Meyer receipts their class ” Fred Meyer w ill then redeem them for Apple computers, printers and software. Heppner Elementary hopes that parents and Ihe community w ill help support this program by sending their receipts in to the school with their children or hy dropping them o ff at the office fhts program will run until early March l or more in formation contact Karen Beck. b7b-9130. Heppner FJcmentarv (grades K H) has become involved in collecting register receipts from Fred Meyer to get free Apple Computers, printers and software through (he Fred Meyer "Apples for the Students" program Co-ordinator Karen Beck states, " W e are encouraging parents and students to save their register receipts from Fred Meyer stores (any department 1 and return them to & Ponies play last game ' f - - t • . • s ' , r » *. * V ' * , • ’y " * ' . *;* -X ■* • , v | • « .*' *\ , s* < » ■ 5 X / .•* j A «) «• ’ fyl* : ' .. ' s - c i»' * i * l l r j * 'V- - > I* *. t ' r [ I «•* * . * rV - , • » ‘V v ■*• < : * '’ r / ' : - ' « J . • SV r « ,*/ '■ „ > V. 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By April Rollts The Heppner Pontes played their last volley ball game against the Con don Dev ils ( h i 2b As the 7th graders were warming up. the Hth grade girls were ready to challenge their opponent Hours of practice paid o ff as Heppner girls defeated the Devils in two games There was some uncertainty as to what to do when the electricity went off during a rain storm, hut the 7th grade girls went ahead and played then first game Although it was get ting a little dark in the building. the Ponies won anyway The Devils won the second game and because of lack o f light the last game was cancelled which resulted in a tie * FREE * FREE mu Soccer winds up season The l-cxmgton soccer program concluded its season Oct 25 at the larxington soccer field The Her miston soccer program sel a l) III team and a U - 12 team Both matches were close, hard (ought games The Hermiston I ' 10 team won 2-1 Bean l.und scored Lexington's goal The H e rm is to n U -1 2 learn defeated Ixxin glo n 4 2 Bean l uml and F.rtc Schonblachlcr scored tor Lexington Nearly R> youngsters from Hepp ner ami Lexington competed in the local soccer program The U k . i I plavcrs learned thev could compete with a line Hermiston program The U 10 team consisted ol Bean Lund. P h illip T ellcchca, T im Sum ner, C hris S tillm a n . Ben Stillman. Jacob I uml. Michael Schonbachlcr Beniamin Dick. Jell Wilson. Chris Jones. Judy Peck. Lonnie Rill. Kevin. Kent and Kaxta Bloodsworth and Heath Henderson The coach was Clary Schonbachlcr Ihe U 12 team consisted ol I aryn D k k . Andrea Miles, l aurel Temple. Dameon W ilhelm . Cody l uml. Steve Wilson. Dale Wilson, Lriv Schonbachlcr. Trent Hughes ami many C 10 players Coach was Stuart Dick assisted by Julie Dick Cards beat Wheeler By M elissa Row ell The lone Cardinals beat the Wheeler Falcons. I ' 4. IA 9 Friday in an cast west rtsal volleyball match Brandi Ball set the* pace in the first game bv serving seven strong points in a row Mary Cupps ami Darcee Padbcrg each had an ace serve to get a lead on the Falcons In ihe second game. 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