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lone Cardinals fall in home opener ,one 8irls varsi,v lcave H,,skies l,ehind
By Anne Morter
By Anne Morter
rhc lone Cardinals fell in their
home opener 4 '6 1 to the Spray
Eagles on Dee |9 Despite rally ing
within three points, lone couldn't
muster enough points to pull ahead
of the Eagles
l ine got down in the first quarter
Js Vpray jumped out to a 21 10 lead
Hie ('ardinalvstaged a small rally to
•tseorc the I aglcs 18 I 'i n these
s nd quarier and went to the locker
r°otn at half time trailing iwtly by
¡chi. 28 V. In the third quarter, the
Cardinals tought to within three
points before mistakes and turnovers
caused the lead to widen Again the
C urdinals pulled to with six points
in the fourth quarter before they
»ere forced to foul in an attempt to
regain possession o f the ball
Rod Martin of Spray scored a
* amc high 19 points Martin was
nc of four players from Daysille
who recently )omcd the Spray squad
since their school was unable to field
i team lone's Mike (iarrett, retur
ning from a bout of illness and still
not playing at 100 percent, was the
Cardinal's high scorer with I '
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Jim Davison wrestles with Spray player for ball in lone s home
opener against the Eagles Deacon Heideman (30) stays out
of the way
points Jim Davison aded II and
Ciabe Gama chipped in l() for the
Cardinals Spray held a 22 IX ad
vantage in rebounding Davison led
the Cardinal rebounding effort with
six boards and Mike Ciarrett led in
the assist department with five
Coach IX*! laRuc said his team
played much better than previous
weeks, but they have a long way to
go. especially when n comes to
keeping the ball under control He
said that Spray had a very quick team
We would like to
thank you for your
patronage and wish
you a happy 1990.
IMS take 1st win from Echo
By Heidi Orem
The lone Middle School N>ys
basketball leant go! their first win of
the season against the Echo Cougars,
33 to 23. after their depressing loss
to the Heppner Pomes eighth grade
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Gunderson, 71 to 15.
Ihc lead scorer and one of the lead
rcNnmders was Aaron Heideman.
with 13 points and II reNtunds
Jason Proudfi'ot was ihe other lead
reNuindcr with II reN>unds and 10
points
Die lone Middle School girls
basketball team lost to the Echo
( ougars. 28 to 20 April Taylor was
the lead scorer with eight points and
was the second highest reNumder
with fisc rebounds Jamie Lovett
was the lead reNumder with nine
Ni.irds
Moth teams were scheduled to play
Helix on Dec lb hut the game was
cancelled due to icy roads Their
next game will N* January b against
the Echo Cougars
The Heppner Gazette Times
David & April Sykes
Rusty Estes
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won the game 61 39
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By Anne Morter
trouble ami thè ('aids wcrc unahle
lo pressure thè ball wuh the prcss as
usuai Die lliiskies oul se'or ed the
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linai ¡3 30 ad vani.ige
\ntv Pointer ol Ione h.id a game
lugli severi |mmts Die ( ardui.ils
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belila 3’ ' I leNiumlmg ulsanl.igc
agallisi ttieir laller op(mnenls ss ufi
Chris Ile, lori ha pullmg down cigli!
and Wendy Anderson grabbing
m * v eli ('rvstal Minster lesi Ione ss itti
12 stcals
In thè He(>pncr game ibe ( ardnials
ran mto a quicker team, a team tli.it
was hardet lo irap ss itti itieu jucss
lhe game w.i> dose all thè vi ai un
ni Ione was (inaili able lo pulì awav
tot g.Mut ni lhe tornili quarte!
lhe ( ardmals and I illies tr.uled
baskels and lhe lead thfoughoul lhe
tiisi hall Ione led IO 8 al lhe end ol
ibe Misi quarto and belìi lhe sanie
tuo pomi adì.mi.ige al lhe hall Die
( aids «iteli boi ihcu lead to toni
(mulis in thè lliilil quarto beline go
mg on a tornili quarto sconng ram
page to olitilo lhe I illies Ib 7 I he
final score was 4 I 28
Sophomore bari V1org.ui puf
logeiho an cxccpttonai game mlh
2 1 points IH retmumls and su
assisis Ione oul rcNuinded Heppner
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I he nexi comesi fot thè iunior \ar
silv w ili he a remali li n itti Sberman
( ornili in \l 'ili on Jaiiu.m (>
24 2<> entermg thè linai quartcì
W uh one minute lett in ttu- game
the score was ned al MI Die ('.ir
ilinals turneJ the ball oser presse«!
got il bai k then tuiiH-d il > «sc*i ae.im
< >IKe agalli Ihcs pi.
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Die ball Ibis lime Cluis liedorth.i
gota shot oft. Iliade thè baskel ami
w.is foulcd ili thè proscss Sbe adii
ed ihe tree tfilow to eoe Ione the
Heppner Frosh lose to Ione
By Pete Pearson
Ihe Heppner Freshmen lost to
lone's JV team '9 4 1 Diurvlay.
Dec 21 The f reshmen, only live
deep, had to try to stay in Ihc game
ami save energy tor the fourth
quarter
At halftime lone led 2b 10 In the
third quarter the Freshmen closed
Ihe gap to '2 28 but that was (he
closest they got for the rest of Ihc
game
As Pete Pearson drove the lanes
on his was to nine assisis ami I '
(Kurils, Kevin kilkennv worked m
snle to get a personal game high am)
led all scorers with lb (minis
I he Heppner I reshmen's next
game will lv against Riverside
Januat v 4 at t> p m
pins
Ihc ( ¡range will put on the degree
work on Jan 7 starting at 2 p m Ihe
(¡rangers who have just been
obligated are urged to come and sec
the ilcgrec work I he other ( ¡ranges
are invited to bring their candidates
Dinner will N* served around 4 p m
Visitors are asked to bring salad or
deserts Practice lor degree work
will N- Sunday. Dc« 3| at 3 p m
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Michael Bergstrom. Heppner. has
been included with 3<5 students on
the tall quarter dean's list at ( )regon
Institute ot technology Imlusionon
the list required that a student attain
at least 3 30 grade point average out
of a possible 4 Bergstrom is studv
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Die lone girls JV team marked
two in the win column last week with
a 3' Ml thriller decision over Shot
man Counts on l>ec 19 and a 4 1 28
victory over Heppner on lX*c 21
Die Cardinals relied on a full
court press, pressure defense, and a
rcNiuiKling advantage to defeat their
opponents Both games were played
in lone
Against Sherman ( ‘ounty. the ( at
ilinals pushed then way to a I 3-9 ad
vantage at halt time
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quarter found several starters in tiuil
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W illows Grange has Christmas dinner
Ihc Willows Grange held their
dinner at the ( irangc hall on Friday.
IX*c 15 Around 5(1 people were
present
l,ccturcr was Helen Crawford
Children who look part were Adrian
am) I uke Swanson. Kory and Karl
Morgan. Mamly Gutierrez. Nathan
Rietmann ami Allison Halvorsen
Santa came aid visited with the
children and candy was passed out
to all
Clcta Walters from Ihe Dalles
won the quilt ratfli'd off hy the
grange
M ildred Eubanks and Dot
Halvorsen received their 50 year
It’s official. 1990 v*
Hope all your gou/s are met with success
Joyce Hughes
Becky Evans
Kay Rene Qualls
with state tournament experience
They returned most of their state
tournament team and added the
Dayvillc contingent to put together
a good team Even so, he said the
Cardinals were able to stay in the
game aiul give the Eagles a better
game than the final score indicates
league play opens on January 5
at Helix for the Cards Coach IX*I
l aRue is looking forward to hav ing
Mike (iarrett bask in full force tor
that game
The lone gir'j Varsity basketball
team ran their season record to V I
with a decisive 61-39 victory over
the Sherman County Huskies in lone
on Dec 19 The lady Cards ran oft
ten straight points in the first quarter
and used an cfTextisc press to qukklv
lease Shcrriun County behind
Die Cardinals pressed the enure
game forcing the slower Huskies to
turn the hall over 47 times The taller
opponents had trouble handling the
ball and getting around the lone
defense lone held a ten point leas!
at halftime, 28 IH In the third
quarter the Cards out scored the
Huskies. 21 10. and never looked
back
leading a balanced Cardinal scor
mg attack was Mars Cupps with lb
points Other players in douWc digits
were Jo Cups with 13. Linda Morter
with II and Kari Morgan with I0
Mary Cupps led the lone squad with
11 steals lone out rebounded the
taller Huskies. 40-30. led by Jo
Cupps with 14 Nurds
lone coach Dana Heideman suss
his team played much better than in
their last outing Shooting accuraev
improved dramatically with the I ads
Cards making 44 percent of their
shots from the floor and h2 percent
from the free throw line Heideman
said his team played well and he was
especially pleased with their efforts
on the press He did express concern
that the Cards weren't able to
capitalize on enough of their last
break opportunities
lone kicks oft the league season on
Junuarv ' at Helix and then plavs
Sherman Counts on January b
Coach Heideman savs he is not dis
counting the home court advantage
and figures the league opening
weekend to he a good test tor his
team
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