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B ig Sky C onference
By Anne Morter
The lone tracksters competed in
the Big Sky Conference meet last
Saturday in Condon. The girls tallied
69 points to place third behind Sher
man County and Culver while the
boys chalked up 82 points to take
fourth behind Sherman County,
Condon and Wheeler.
Mike Garrett and Danielle Stefani
were the day’s double winners. Gar
rett won the javelin in a personal
record throw of 148’4 ” and took
first in the 800 meters in 2:21.9. He
was also second in the 1500.4:53.9;
and third in the 300 hurdles 51.06.
Stefani pulled a grueling distance
double in the heat, winning the 1500
in 5:42.8 and the 3000 in 13:09.1.
She was also sixth in the triple jump,
leaping 25’3
On the girl’s side, Jo Cupps won
the javelin with a throw of 110’7”
and was third in the discus, throw
ing 95’5” . Janie Cupps had a big
day, placing second in the high
jump, 4 ’8” , and the 800, 2:58.9, as
well as taking third in the 400 69.64
and fourth in the 300 hurdles 60.88.
She set a personal record in the high
jump and 400 meters. Rounding out
the girls scoring, Wendy Anderson
took fourth in the shot put with a
throw of 29’6 ‘/ i ” and fifth in the
discus with a toss of 73’2'A” .
In boy’s action, Gabe Garcia took
second in the triple jump, 38’ 1” in
his first attempt at that event. He was
also second in the 400, 53.81, tied
for fourth in the 200 23.79, and fifth
in the high jump, 5’4 ” . His 200
meters time and triple jump mark
were personal records. Mark Ander
son was second in the 100 high
hurdles in 19.99, fifth in the javelin,
throwing 119’5Vi” , fifth in the
discus with a toss of 89’8'/ i '\ and
sixth in the shot put, throwing
34’'/i” . Mack Lovett was third in
the 3000 in 13:37.5 and fifth in the
long jump, jumping 16’5 '4 ” . Mike
Lovgren was fourth in the 3000,
16:41.9, sixth in the discus, 68’4 ”
and sixth in the 1500, 7:00.7.
The Cards competed very well,
according to Coach Del LaRue,
despite the hot temperatures. He said
the distance runners were particular
ly affected by the weather.
The Cardinals next stop is the
district meet to be held Friday and
Saturday at Hermiston High School.
The top two finishers from each
event advance to the state meet to be
held May 18 and 19 in Springfield.
H H S track team attends
CBC m eet at T he D alles
By David McCurry
On May 5, the Heppner High
School boys Track and Field team
traveled to The Dalles to compete in
the Columbia Basin Conference
meet.
The Heppner High School track
and field team’s attendance at the
meet, which includes all the teams
from the CBC was mainly for
preparation for the district track
meet at Hermiston on Friday, May
11 and Saturday, May 12.
The boys’ team placed fifth. Dean
Munkers placed sixth in the shot put,
third in the javelin and second in the
discus. Jay Michaels placed fourth
in the 400, sixth in the 300 hurdles
and first in javelin with 145’ 11 Vi ” ,
his best throw of the season.
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Christopher and Bradley!
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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 9, 1990 - NINE
Cards suffer loss at Court takes first at rodeo parade
hands of Umatilla JVs
base when Davison hit the homer so
By Anne Morter
. both scored.
The lone Cardinals suffered a
In the second inning, Jim Holtz
disappointing 16-6 baseball setback
was walked to first base and then
at the hands of the Umatilla JV team
scored after Quincy Penne and Justin
last Monday. One bad inning cost
Miller both hit singles Penne scored
the Cards their chance for their first
on a wild pitch and then David
win of the season.
Wagenblast singled to score Miller.
The second inning proved to be
The Cardinals suffered a drought
the Cardinals’ downfall as Umatilla in the third and fourth innings, sink
used the period to score 10 of the 16 ing out in six of 10 times at bat. The
runs. Out of a team total of five er final score in the game for lone came
rors, lone committed four in that from Jim Davison After he was
same inning.
walked to first base, he stole into
A high point of the game was Jim scoring position and made it home
Davison’s home run in the first inn on a wild pitch.
ing, the first for him and the team.
Coach Craig Gutierrez says the
He was awarded the game ball by the Cards continue to improve "but we
umpire for his achievement.
need to play every inning and play
The Cards scored two runs in the consistently. We’re coming up and
first inning. Justin Miller was on getting much better.”
lone tennis teams
have busy week
By Anne Morter
The lone tennis teams had a busy
week playing matches against Stan
field on Tuesday, Umatilla on
Thursday and Condon on Saturday.
The Cards had a full slate of
games at Stanfield on Tuesday after
noon. Renee Van Leersum led off
with a convincing 6-2, 6-2 win over
Yuko Ogino. Linda Morter used
good hard serves to defeat Connie
Keltz, 8-3. Amy Pointer lost to Jen
nifer Davison, 8-5. Kristine Bedor-
tha, in her first taste of singles’ play,
defeated Tomoko Harada and
Fumika Matsui chalked up another
win, defeating Nina Hernandez, 8-2.
Brandi Ball, also playing her first
singles match, won over Nawko
Itirato, 8-4.
In doubles play, Amy Wagenblast
and Nancy Morter lost to Yuko
Ogino and Connie Keltz, 6-8, but
Brandi Ball and Kari Morgan played
a tough match to defeat Jennifer
Davison and Tomoko Harada, 9-8.
On the boy’s side, wins were
harder to come by as they lost all
their singles' matches. Brent Sheir-
bon lost to David Martinez, 4-6, 5-7.
Eric Orem lost to Terry McCann,
4-6, 5-7, and Jason Schneider fell to
Brad Butcher, 0-8. ]n doubles ac
tion, Eric Orem and Jason Schneider
overpowered Stanfield’s doubles’
team of Eric Lemmon and Ben
Bergstrom. 8-1.
On Thursday, lone had a good day
against visiting Umatilla. Renee Van
Leersum started off by beating Mel
Tarter, 6-3, 6-1. Linda Morter won
a see-saw battle with Dani Hayden.
9-7. Fumika Matsui played a strong
match, showing an improved
backhand but lost to Sara Nelson,
4-8.
In double's play, Amy Wagenblast
and Nancy Morter blasted Nicci
Mclver and Shannon Gibson, 8-3.
Nancy was strong at the net and
Amy nailed several key serves. Amy
Jack and Jill
tourney May 11
The Willow Creek Country Club
golfers will have a Jack and Jill mini-
tournament on Friday, May 11 at 6
p.m.
The activity will involve male and
female couples playing in a modified
nine-hole Chapman-type of play.
There will be prizes for low scores
and special events. The charge will
be $4 per couple.
Light snacks will be served by the
committee in charge which consists
of Pat and John Edmundson, Bob
and Suzanne Jepsen and Pat and
Elvyn Bell.
Queen is Judy Jepsen and
princesses are Tricia Coe, Stacie
Henry and Dana Flanagan. Pennant
Bearers were Dawn Boor and Bren
da Holtz, both of lone.
T h e A d ve n tu re s o f
G r a z e ld a & C le m
(After Hours)
5:00 a.m . - 11:00 p.m.
At six Clem asked,"Hey Grazelda, I’ll ^
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run down to M ille r 's M ini M art A
C h e v r o n and get all the fixin’s for a
big breakfast.Okay?” Grazelda groan
ed, ‘ ‘Sure Clem.”
At nine Clem badgered, ‘ ‘Are you gonna fix us breakfast or not?”
At eleven Clem snapped, "Too late for breakfast Chef Grazelda. Do
you wanna go downtown and have lunch?” Grazelda was up, dressed
and sitting in the rig before Clem could put his hat on!
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Pointer and Kristine Bedortha fell to
the same team of Mclver and Gib
son, 8-9, but Brandi Ball and Kari
Morgan came back to defeat Sue
Ann Rodriquez and Missy Stuck,
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8-5.
Once again, the boys experienced
frustration in singles play as they lost
all three matches. Brent Sheirbon fell
to Javier Ingles 6-4, 0-6, 1-6, Eric
Orem lost to Jayme Cordova, 1-8,
and Jason Schneider was defeated by
Gary Neutstel, 2-8. However, the
doubles team of Brent Sheirbon and
Eric Orem made some amends by
defeating John Thomas and Doug
Surber, 8-5.
The Cards finished their marathon
week by traveling to Condon on
Saturday. Renee Van Leersum con
tinued on her winning ways by
knocking off Shandie Johnson, 6-2,
6-3. Coach Cathy McCabe liked
what she saw in that match and states
that the harder Renee's competition
plays, the better Renee plays. Linda
Morter got way down but fought
back into contention in her match
with Jennifer Byrd only to lose, 6-8.
Fumika Matsui also ended up on the
short end of the score, falling to
Junko Yamanaka, 1-8.
In doubles' play. Amy Wagenblast
and Nancy Morter produced a 6-2,’ ,p
6-2 win over Maridy Smith and Cin
dy Erickson. Kristine Bedortha and
Amy Pointer lost a close one to
Christy Nation and Nichole Wilson,
8-9. This close match saw Kristine
playing very well at the net and Amy
coming through with some great
back court hits.
In boy’s action, Brent Sheirbon
fell behind and couldn’t quite make
up the difference, losing to Marcela
Fontoni, 6-4, 1-6, 3-6. Eric Orem
lost to Joe Claughton, 5-8.
The Cardinals now head to the
district tennis meet to be held this
Friday and Saturday in the
Tri-Cities.
Friday & Saturday Nights- May 11 & 12
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HHS girls com pete at CBC
meet at The Dalles
By Mike Phillips
On May 5, the Heppner High
School girls track and field team
The Morrow County Fair and
Rodeo Court placed first at the
Pioneer Rodeo Days at Milton-
Freewater April 21.
traveled to The Dalles to compete in
Columbia Basin Conference meet.
The meet provided experience for
the Heppner High School track and
field team to prepare them for the
district track meet at Hermiston on
Friday, May 11, and Saturday. May
12 .
Heppner girls as a team placed
seventh. Jennifer Curtin placed third
in 400, fourth in the shot put and
fourth in the triple jump Donita
Sharp placed third in the long jump,
fifth in the 100 and sixth in the tri
ple jump. Amy Brownfield placed
sixth in the 800.
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