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llt-p p n c r ( .a / e tt r lim e s , I f r p p n r r . O regon M e d n rs d a i. Januars M . i w o - 111K F I
Pirates have tou^h
game against Rockets
By Mikka Evans
The Riverside Pirates had a lough
game Friday against the Pilot Rock
Rockeix hut held the Rockeix o ff to
take the 6 3 87 »m
The Piratex had well-rounded play
with four playcrx scoring in douMe
figures Leading the Pirates with 12
punts was Ryan I sans Following
right behind F.xans were Tim H ill.
Trasis Hydcr and C lint Finley all
with 10 punts
The Pirates were missing James
Murray and Jason Lipe who were
out because o f illnesses
The Rockets were lead by Paul
F ills w ith 16 punts
K l ir r x l d r I t ) ) | l | l | 4 0-0 10; H * i k r 4 (M l
10; ( . a n la ' 2 2 X . I H o n 2 0-0 4. V h illin g
J 1-1 f. H n k * 5 0-0 10; K s lra d a . B a rrtc k
1 o o 2; I »an* 9 2-4 12
« l o i R ock (57): H u k r I 1 2 3; M ilk y 2
0-0 <; H its 7 1-2 10; M m mi 2 0-0 4; t a lk
3 0-2 0. W a ifr ; H r m p h lll 4 0-0 0. N H m mi
2 0-0 4. S u m m e rflrk t. (J u rm p l 4 0-0 0,
K k l f , h a r m I 0-0 2
V p o in t It oat* M ille r I . M il« I . M onn I.
to u te d o u l None to ta l fo u l* K i ir r U d r 5
P ilot K m k 0
RH»S Frosh
slaughter Mac-Hi
Coats for kids project expands
By Beth Stephens
N o rth
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C ounts
Himsemakers “ Cuaix for Kids pro­
ject started about 7 years ago with
a before Christmas g ift o f a coat for
a needs child Mayko Buchanan, this
year's chairman o f clothing states.
"H has grown into a year around col­
lection project and expanded to fill
'4her needs than coats, including any
clothing item or other needs a child
may have Sometimes we pay for a
s p irts physical, athletic shoes,
glasses or help with field trip fees "
M ayko and her volunteer committee
members are Juanita Tyan and Iret
ta rx*>nes They make 'new' articles
o f clothing by mending, washing,
replacing buttons and zippers and
sometimes buying new garments if
a ch ild ’ s need cannot he filled from
their collection United Way also
helps
suppirt this program and
now each year a special yard sale is
scheduled for fund raising U xiking
to the future. Mayko says, "som e
day these children may help so­
meone else in need, then we w ill
know our venture has been a sue
cess We sincerely appreciate the
past contributors and our hope is
they increase th ro u g h o u t the
1 9 9 0 's ”
Pirates lose crucial game
—■ to Wasco County
By Marty Suter
The Riverside Pirates, tied for
third place in the CBC stats, lost a
critical r**ad game to Wasco Fridas.
Jan 2h
C old shooting hampered the
Pirates through the game, shooting
4 2b in the first halt
Rebounding advantage went to
Wasco with 3T to Riverside's 25
Tiffany Richmond led all rehounders
w ith I 3
The third quarter prosed to he the
fatal quarter for the Pirates, as
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3-p o in t goals norw to ta l fouls K iv rrx M k
14. M a i II I 20 t o u lr d m d -S a rg e n t. Stang.
Oregon G rains
commission
to meet
I he next meeting fo the Oregon
G rains C om m ission w ill be held on
W ednesday. February 7
The meeting w ill commence at 9
a m. in the Pendleton Grain Growers
C onference R ixm i in Pendleton
K iv r n f c k
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34 auto C o u n ty
S I S I t 7 .1 8
K h r n m k (ST) I albnan 0 2-2 2; IM kr 3 2 3
S. H ilt 0 0 -1 0 ; V n d r r t w n X V 4 13, 11 m m *
R 1-2 17; B y rd 5 0-0 10; I ip r 2 0-2 4;
M rlk m n u g h I 1-2 3; M r s f r * T u tah 24*-14
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VS(M-o C o u n t* 1.3*1 I-a c t 1 0-0 2. IX ilm g
0 0 - 1 0 ; C o * I 0-0 3; G a r d n r r I 4-7 9;
C o b u rn 1 0 - 1 2 ; SVIlco* S 2-2 12; ln f » * e r
2 1-3 5. T o ta l* 13 »-14 3»
3 -po in t g o a K -C o t I , t . a r d n r r I . Ilu lin g
I . j o u lr d o u t-G a rd n e r. T o ta l fo u l* K l * r r
* k k 14, 3V w o 14
Pirate JV girls show Pilot
Rock no mercy
By Mikka Evans
The Riverside Pirates JV girls left
no mercy to the Pilot Rock Rockets,
winning 53-11
The Pirates took control with
strong inside play, leading the
Pirates were post players. Amie
K e i/u r and Dawn Ammons, who
finished with 11 points and nine
points respectively.
The Pirates played strong defense
and dominated the entire game The
Pirates lead the halt. 19-3, and came
out o f the third quarter to outscore
the Rockets, 18 4 It was all down
h ill from there for the Rockets
The Rockets were led hy Terra
Sampson who finished with five
points
K ts rrx ld r (S3) S a n d r * r n tr r 2 (M) 4,
M ik k a 1 * an* I 0-0 2. M o ll* l * a n * 4 (M l
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3 0-0 4. ( m i n i m 4 0 - 1 * . W h i H 4 0-0 ».
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2; Sampaon I 3-4 S; In a I 0-0 2; H n rft 0
0-1 0; (.Uham I 2-2 1; Carr«, Karrrn.
S I* Ih u r t; S pur.
3-poln( goal* iKMtr. I n o k d o u l K a r r r n
T o ta l fo u k *-K I« rr* ld r 7 P ika Km k I I .
RHS JV boys take easy
win over Stanfield
By Mikka Evans
The Riverside |umor varsity boys
had another easy w in, to remain
undefeated in league, dominating
over the Stanfield Tigers, 87-49
The Pirates had a strong offense
with five players in double figures
Sophomore C lint Finley scored 20
points to fill the high scoring
position
Riverside's offense wasn't all that
carried them to their big win Their
defense was strong and allowed tfie
Tigers only 49 points
The Pirates made sure the win was
all theirs hy scoring 34 points in the
final quarter
R i* r r * k lr (* 7 | H ill 4 2-2 14. H » d rr 4 2 3
10; G a rc ia 2 » 0 4; ( «KM* I 1-2 3; T r a m
4 4-5 12; M n lry 7 4-12 20; t i p * 2 0-2 4; Bar
rw k I 2-4 4; M h illin g 4 4-5 14
S ta n flrld (49) B u t ih r r . M o n k u * I 3-4 4,
M o ffr t | 3-5 5; Swan! 3 0-0 7; B u tch e r;
P id llrk 4 »-13 14; P o rfll* 0 0 - 1 0 ; h a r k .
B rrn d o n 2 2-3 4; M a r lin 2 0-0 4. IN tm n u*
3 0-2 0.
.3- p o in t goal* So am fo u le d o u C lto u r.
T o ta l fo u l* K itr r s ld e 23, S ta n fie ld 24
help ihe tig e rs d e fe r' R iverside
Defense was the best R iverside
has ever played The Pirates ofte n
sive game scored in double figures
after (he first quarter of play A p ril
M organ led the Pirates K u rd s w ith
nine and M arts Suter had seven I isa
Short s rn.ignifk.ent defense gave ihe
Pirates five consecutive steals
Riverside connected for 6 ’’ percent
of their tree throws w hile Stanfield
connected on 4 ' percent
Marly Suter pa»ed ilk- Pirales vs uh
I *• points and Shanna I sans had 10
33a**o C o u n lt ( 3 | | l a l r i l o t h 3 2-4 ■;
( M o n i 0 tk | 0, C a b * | lk 0 2, Hai u r li 2 0-2
4; ( ap t» I IM I 2; K h h n a m d 4 3-7 |.4.
13 5-14 31.
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Leading Ihe T ig e r S»ois wa* I J
Bailey w ho had 14 points
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2; ( . » o l» 4 1 4 9; !»•>*» 4 3-4 13; t H im
I 0-2 2; Kink* 3 0-1 4; M h llliiiK 3 0-1 t*.
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By Mikka Evans
Die Riverside Pirates continue
th e ir w in n in g streak, m aking their
record 7 3 hy heating ihe Weston
M cE w cn I iger Sn*ts f*< V*
The Pirates were lead hy ju n io r
T im H ill w ho had |9 points A lso
aiding the Pirates were Rsan Evans
wK> finished w ith I 3 points and
G uillerm o Garcia who tallied up nine
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to plav some tough defense and con
linucd to dominate on the Nxirds
They held the Ligcrs to 12 points the
second hall, while they scored
another 25 points to finish the game
with 50 points
Marty Suter
receives PR A
Scholarship
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Pirates continue
w inning streak
SHERRELL CHEVROLET
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Trader K im Johnson and Kardan
3 oung
Siudenls raising (heir < *P \ hv 4
are Mists Msup C heryl B o /a rih .
I eslie ( iu ic s
Ic ti Ci*|e Spring
G arello, V a lo rie G arvcr. Jil H i*ks.
Jason Johnson Ben k c n d c ll. Iracv
M c C lu r e
M a rk M e d e l
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Part low Cmly Sandlin Patti Segura
K.Milan Young and lo h y H all
Stall members pctrtic ipating on the
O nw ard to I xccllcnce Team are
ReNae B o w lin g Kevan P ia tt. John
C o ls e tt. S helley P ow ell Sails
I d in g e r and P n n i ip .il I vnda
I reilerick si >n
C olum bia Junior H igh S»hool has
released ns honor ro ll lo r the last
nine week period as a pari o l its ( hi
ward to Excellence Program
Students attaining 4 O G P A are
Joe I-arson, Tyson Pratt. K im Burke.
Betsy Hernandez. Brandy D u ll
Heather E nnis, Rose A nn Daltoso
le e H olm es. M a rk M edel. Brent
Payne, K ris ti K illin g b c c k . Afina
l.ietkc, Ethan M altey, Shawn I nks
Students m aintaining a 3 5 GP 3
and above are E rin H anscll. Jim
l.u n d c rs . D e h o n a is T ru e d e a u .
Spring (ia ie tto . Amanda G ilbertson.
Jobs H all. Cody Sandlin. Patty Gar
o n , Israel Flores. M anuel Flores.
Jennifer G arner, V a lo n e G a rvcr,
Steve H orn. Becky Meads. M ichelle
M e a kin s. Stacy Su*.hy, Trudy
Ju rn cy, Nathan W ilc o x , Justin
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The Pirates were lead hy the in
side plav o f Anne K e i/u r, who
finished w ith 16 points, and the out
side shooting i*l M ik k a I vans, who
finished w ith 10 points
Riverside dom inated most o f the
game, going into the locker room at
half-time w ith a six |*omt lead,
25 19
Columbia Jr. High honor roll
Y O U C A N 'T B E AT O U R DEAL
HERMISTON.OR
Ihe Riverside tumor varsity girls
remain undetealed in league and
Ks*st their season record to 8 2. hy
defeating the Stanfield Tigers,
50-31
Pirates play best game
of season, still lose
We Stand Behind Our Motto
PO BOX 209
By Mikka Evans
Mayko Buchanan and Juanita Tyan with "coats for kid s”
The R ive rsid e F rosh g irls
slaughtered M a c -H i Pioneers,
4 3 -1 8 ,
on
Jan
23
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M ilto n Freewater
Riverside had eight players who
scored
The first quarter was nerve
racking for coach Dan Daltoso,
because Amy Daulton and Michelle
B row n were the o nly players
bucketing punts
Pirates scored the most punts that
they’ ve ever had in a second quarter,
K h r r s lik
» 17 0 9 43
M a r-III
0 2 6 10 10
K i i r r s t i k l4.l> S in rr 3 3-0 9, M a rt hek 3 4-7
10; S S rsliiM irrla n d 0 1-3 I . Hmulton 4 1-9
9; B ro w n I 2-4 4; H ow ling I 4-7 4; M i K m
d r* 1 1 2 3; K t i r s 0 1 2 I.
M a i I I I (IX i I im m o ns 0 1 4 I , SSHI* 3
0-2 4; t< lu 2 1 2 1; S lang I M 2 V u d der
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lu ta i* 12 .3-10 25.
RHS JV girls remain
undefeated in league
The Riverside Pirales played (he
hex! game o l (he season against the
Stanfield Tigers. S aturday. Jan 28,
in Stanfield but s till Inst to ihe
Tigers
Riverside held 3 alerte 33 inborn- in
a slim 10 points, deny ing her the hall
at all tunes W inhonc was plagued
w ith foul trouble in the second
quarter
M ic k i Svctich canned the m a io ri
ty o l her points fro m ihe outside in
Number one ranked Riverside
Pirates netted a victory over the
Wasco County Rcdsides, Fridas
57 38
The Redsides were w ith o u t
leading scorer Jason Schlager and
couldn't keep up with the league
leading Pirates
After a close first half, the Pirates
ran away, scoring 14 more than the
Redsides
Scott Timm s, No 3 ranked scor­
ing leader, led the Pirates with 17
Matt Andreasori contributed 13
Kawika W ilcox paced Wasco
County w ith 12.
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W asco pulirsi away w itha 13-7 point
spread 33 asco was pia) mg w itliout
tour starters out fo r disciplinary
rcasons
Shanna Evali* scorcd IO points
and A prii Morgan six for thè Pirates
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