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•Y ^ • — * ’ - " SÙtiki Jt j — •“ • V » I E IG H T - HrppiM-r <»u/rtle-I imcv Heppner. Oregon Wednesday, Januars 31, 1440 lone girls and boys varsity rack up victories against Honkers By Anne Morter The mid week edition of lone basketball saw both the girls and boys varsity racking up victories against the visiting Arlington Honkers On Tuesday. January 23. the Honkers fell victim to a strong girls effort and a renewed boys squad in front of an enthusiastic home crowd The I-ids Cardinals took the door first and went on to stampede the Honkers 68-33 lone turned on the defensive pressure, controlled the game early and allowed Coach Dana Heideman to substitute freely lone flexed their muscles in the first quarter, jumping to a 26^7 first quarter lead The l.ady Cards' five starting seniors played the first quarter with intensity, nuking good quick passes and pressuring Arl ington into multiple errors and tur novers Jo Cupps, in particular, rais cd havoc with the young Honkers, grabbing half of her game high ten steals and close to half of her game high 22 points in that quarter The starters link the bench for the second quarter, allowing the younger girls some playing time Arlington took advantage of their nervousness, outscoring the Cards 16 6 and fore mg them into numerous errors Despite that, lone led 32-23 at the half The seniors returned to the floor in the third quarter, racking up 22 points to the Honkers' six, put ting any thoughts of an Arlington comeback out of the question The underclassmen finished off the game, playing much better basket ball, and «»utseoring the Honkers, 14 4 Kari Morgan Jfx! Darcee Padberg each added 12 points to Jo Cupps' game high total to lead the Cards’ scoring attack For the third game in a row. Darcee Padberg went 6-8 from the field The rest of the lady Cardmals were not so accurate as the team averaged 44 percent from the floor and 40 percent from the line lone held a rebounding edge. 36-23, over the taller Honkers with Kari Morgan pulling down 12 and Jo / • • • * - lone varsity sees weekend split Ü/ *\v J 9 1 * rv • / & rM* m , » S t ■#, w ■ Phdo by W.lyn« Hama Mike Garrett (44) makes basket in Arlington game played N-tier than they had against Culver, but were still having trou blc sNxaing lone made only 28 shots out of 88 attempts lor a su kly (2 percent from the floor ITiey went 12 .30 from the line for 40 percent lo the Cardinals advantage. Arl ington shot even colder making on Linda Morter (30) shoots against Arlington Cupps grabbing seven In the assist department. Jo Cupps had nine and I irida Morter added five : • s ’ î 1 ; V * '1“- Coach Heideman says the l ady C ards just keep im proving, something any coach would like Of his seasoned veterans' play in the first quarter, he comments, "it can't get much better " Heideman was pleased with the overall effort, especially the play o f the underclassmen The Niys varsity took the court next and stcamrolled a scrappy Arl ington team Ihe Honkers refused to mil over and play dead though, play ing the Cards tough for most ol the game lone was able to (mil away for gixnl midway through the third quarter, finishing the game on top. 68 42 1 The Cardinals jumped out to a 17 8 first quarter advantage Coach Del I aRue tried some different player combinations, and the Car dinals played even through the se by M*m» cond quarter to end the hall leading Gabe Garcia (10) drives for basket against Condon (0 21 In the third quarter, the starters returned to the cinirt to reallv By Anne Morter get their game going After holding bench time due to fouls The lone hoys varsity got a split a 2b point advantage at one jxnnt in Saturday night, lone faced a more on the weekend, beating F.cho on the period, they ended the quarter formidable opponent when Condon Friday and falling to Condon on leading by 24 points. 54 '<) With came to town Condon is undefeated Saturday The Cards used a halanc Ihe game seemingly on ice. 1 aRue and has been ranked number one in cd scoring attack to get away from was able to spread the playing time the State ” B” basketball poll all Fcho but couldn't find any conibina around, getting good efforts from the year The experienced Blue Devils lion to escape the powerful Blue younger players simply overpowered and intimidated Devils ol Condon lone's league Mike (iarrett led the Cardinals m the Cardinals in the early going, roll record goes to 3 4 and 7-10 overall scoring with 22 points Gabe Garcia ing to a 65-40 v ictory Friday night, the Cards cn Condon started the game by put countered a new and improved Fcho ting on its sticky press ihe Cards squad on their home court lone edg H e a r in g Tests handled it tor the first few minutes ed to a 14 12 advantage in the first Set F or before they got panicky and started quarter but not bctorc Mike (iarrett making turnovers In the first got into foul trouble With (iarrett H e p p n e r A rea quarter, Condon belli the Cardinals on the bench, f cho gained a lead to just tour points, ending the quarter lone scratched back to a 27 24 lead FOR NERVE DEAFNESS on top. 14 4 The Devils ran oft 24 at the hall In the third quarter, they punts to the Cardinals ten to end the went ahead to stay as they out scored HI PPM K I lee ironic halt with 4( 14 advantage in the the Cougars 17 8 Fcho never roll hearing tests will be given third quarter, lone got their offense ed over, playing the Cards even in bv Ruud's Hearing \ul Scr going anil outscored Condon lb 10 the last quarter but never gaining any Nit they were |ust no match for their ground \ ice at ( ¡only s on \\ ednes piwertul opponent Jim Davison was high scorer tor das , February 7, from If) Condon's Dan Durley led all the Cards with 17 points, followed scorers with 20 punts Mike ( iarrett AM lo I PM by (iarrett with lb Shawn Hams and and Jim Davison paced the Cardinals 1 >av id Wagenblast eac h ackled an ad Philip Ruud, hearing aid with nine punts each The Cards ditional ten points Fight of specialist will be available fo shot just (b percent from the floor W agenblast s points came from the Nit went 4 s from IN- free throw line give these free hearing tests tree throw line, where he shot 8 It) tor SO percent Condon didn't shoot High scorer for the game was Echo's at ( »only’s particularly well either, managing Phillip Hofhauer with 14 punts Hie Anyone w h o has trouble pist 40 percent from the field and 4b teams were nearly even in reboun percent from the lux- (iarrett pull ding with lone having a one hoard hearing is welcome to have ed down I ' Ntards and Davison advantage Davison led with I ', a lest using the latest elec grabbed eight to lead lone's reNnin followed bv Garrett with 10 Gabe ironic equipment to defer ding efforts David Wagenblast Garcia led with five assists, follow handed out five assists anil Kvan ed bv Hams and Wagenblast with mine it his loss is one which Halvorscn added three Condon three each The Cardinal* got away may lv helped Some ol the forced the Cardinals into 2H tur with a h>t of steals with Garcia nab causes ol hearing lose will nosers, which was not a coach bing five and (iarrett and Davison pleasing statistic adding four each The Cards kept lv explained, and diagrams "W e had our moments." says their turnovers to a minimum, com of how the ear wot ks will he Coach 1 a Rue He said the third mining only sixteen lone managed quarter was good tor the cards but show n only a (6 percent shooting average they arc a young team anil are still from the floor and a slightly better The free hearing test will working on handling pressure A M percent from the line Fcho shot he1 given Wednesday from lough team like Condon intimidated 38 percent from the fl«>or and a the more inexperienced players and It) AM lo I PM at Gonty's paltry 14 percent from the line caused the Cardinals to make Coach Del laiRue was pleased in Heppner To avoid mistakes with the low number of turnovers waiting please call b7b Next weekend'« agenda finds and high number of steals and he W Nvler and Casc.idc I oiks visiting for an appointment In thought the team played with gmxl lone 1-iRue expects Nah to N* concentration He said Jim Davison home testing is also tough games but he thinks the team did a good |ob picking up the slack a v a ii a h i e . ____________ should be ready tor Ntth games when Mike (iarrett had to do some ' r ' ['■' V1- .„■•j . * v < * t* . _* ■ r, •• • ' , . 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David Wagenblast and Ryan Halvorscn. led in assists with W agenblast tallying six and Halvorscn adding lour (.)uic k ( iabe ( iarcia n.ibN-d four steals to lead the Cardinals He was helped bv Gar rett. Wagenblast and Davison, each adding three Coach I aRue said the ( arils lv 23 percent of their shots from the floor 1 1A 64) and 42 percent from the line <8 14 ) I aRue summed it up as a ''good team game " All the players got some court time and he said he feels that the Cards are almost hack to the sanx- level of basketball as they were before their Culver setback FOR LOCAL SERVICE () \ L I F E I H S l ’R A S C E P R O D U C T S Low Cost Term Insurance High Interest Universal Life Mortgage Protection IRA’s and Retirement Plans Call IM OVII Alt l \ S I 1 2 7 A. >l;«in 1*1». 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