Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 23, 1991 - FIVE
Cardinals playoff hopes dashed
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Bedrock Bowlers
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Penland House
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B & C Repair
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High game Darlene Scroggins 191.
High series Kathy Cutsforth 524
Splits converted Darlene Scroggins 4-5-7;
Lorrie Schlaich 3-10; Eileen Padberg 3-10;
Joanie Smith 3-6-7-10.
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Bedrock Bowlers
High game: Alvina Padberg 223
High series: Alvina Padberg 538.
Spills converted: Katie McRoberts 4-5 , Theo
Greenup 4-5; Joame Smith 3-10; Alvina
Padberg 6-7-10.
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Gabe Garcia tries to escape two Ranger defenders
By Anne Morter
The lone Cardinal’s playoff hopes
were dashed when the Dufur
Rangers dealt them a 50-18 loss in
Dufur last Saturday, Oct. 19. Dufur
led for the entire game but the Cards
pulled to within four points, 22-18
early in the third quarter. Dufur
Lady Cards dispatch
Cascade Locks, Dufur
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High game: Nola Binschus I93 and Elmer
Heath 203.
High series: Joan Smith 493 and Ellis
McRoberts 564.
High team game: #3, 786.
High team series: #3, 2,264
Splits converted: Don Greenup 5-6-7. Chris
Whalen 4-7-K); Darlene Scroggins 3-10; Gerald
Hoeft 4-7-9; Paul Ploskunsk 3-7-10; Bebe
Munkers 5-7; Delbert Binschus 6-7-10.
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HHS drama club to perform
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senior, Justin Bales, ran off four
straight touchdowns to put the game
firmly out of reach. Bales had six of
his team’s seven touchdowns and ran
for 335 yards.
Coach Gregg Rietmann was
unavailable for comment.
In other Big Sky action, Sherman
County remained undefeated with a
non-conference win over Wasco
County. Sherman has wrapped up
first place in the Big Sky and assured
themselves a playoff spot.
Condon thumped Culver 45-0 last
Friday and must defeat Wheeler this
Friday to clinch the other playoff
spot.
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High game: Janie Beamer 193, Darlene
Scroggins 192.
High series: Darlene Scrogg ins 519. Janie
Beamer 504.
Split conversions: Betty Mills 5-7; Bebe
Munkers 9-10.
The Heppner High School Drama
Club will perform ‘‘West of Pecos"
on November 15 and 16 at 7:30 p.m.
in the high school cafetorium. Judge
Roy Bean, "The Law West of the
Pecos,” has decreed Orin Powers
must hang for shooting up a poster
of his beloved Lily Langry, the fam
ed frontier actress. The sentence has
the town of Langtry, Texas, in a
stew. Bad men want Orin to swing.
Good citizens want him to live. On
ly one thing will save the unfortunate
lad from the gallows-the appearance
of Lily Langtry herself. What hap
pens when the dazzling and
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glamorous "toast of the two con
tinents” meets the grizzled old
"Bean” constitutes the fun, romance
and drama that make up the legend.
The Drama Club’s cast and crew
includes: Jeanine Michael, Shawn
Cutsforth, Missy Wallace, Jeremy
Maddern, Laurel Webber-Gray,
Peter Pearson, Kathy Anderson,
Angie Vickere, Aleida Goodyear,
Dan Beck, Ryan Munkers, Joe Lind
say, Joseph Healy, Olivia Gavin,
Bryce Tucker, Steve Rollis. Rhon
da Rhinehart, Kristi Winters and ad
visor Mrs. Dutcher. Admission will
be $2 for adults, $1 for students.
Happy birthday to
Mustangs whip Imbler;
meet TigerScots Oct. 25
The Heppner Mustangs continued
their winning ways with a 28-13
road victory Friday afternoon over
the Imbler Panthers.
The game, played on a sunny
afternoon in the shadow of Mt. Emi
ly, wasn’t close for long as the
Mustangs sprinted to a two-
touchdown lead and never looked
back. Senior fullback Jim Kindle
blasted into the end zone from two
yards out the first time Heppner had
the pigskin. The big plays on the
40-yard drive were a 20-yard pass
completion from Rick Koffler to
senior end Ryan Currin and gains of
nine yards and 11 yards by halfback
Scott Coe. Coe had a solid game
running the ball with 103 yards on
seven carries. Len Brittner was good
on his first of four successful pats
and Heppner led, 7-0.
Kindle scored from 15 yards out
with eight seconds left in the first
quarter to cap an 11-play 53-yard
scoring drive. Sophomore running
back Kevin Payne had a 15-yard
gainer in the drive. Payne was also
a 100-yard rusher on the day with
101 yards on seven carries.
Heppner scored in three plays the
next time they touched the ball
Payne gained 14 down the middle.
Coe sprinted 26 yards around the
end. Koffler found Brittner on a slant
Hardman
haunted house
The annual Hardman Halloween
Haunted House is planned the night
before Halloween this year,
Wednesday, Oct. 30, from 5:30 to
9:30 p.m. at the Hardman Com
munity Center.
Admission is a $1 donation. A
"Spook Shack” will be open for
hungry guests.
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pattern across the middle for the two
yards touchdown The pat was good
and it was 21-0.
The Mustangs defense was stifling
again against a young and s> ' rvct
Panther offense. Senior lir .acker
Travis Greenup had the top defen
sive point total for the Mustangs
Payne, with two pass interceptions,
led the secondary. Kindle, Jason
Britt and Dwayne Dunaway also had
strong games.
Scott Coe finished off the scoring
for the Mustangs in the third quarter
on a 40-yard run. Coe ran over half
the Imbler team on his way to the
end zone.
Coach Grant substituted liberally
in the entire second half. Imbler us
ed two onside kicks and two pass in
terceptions from freshman Isaac
Lowe to senior Tim Phelps to make
the final score 28-13.
The win makes the Mustangs'
season record 5-1 with a 2-0 league
record. Heppner faces the Weston-
McEwen TigerScots Friday night.
October 25 at 7:30 p.m. at the
fairgrounds. A win would clinch a
playoff spot for Heppner. The
TigerScots are having a fine season,
losing only to the Umatilla Vikings,
who are tied with the Mustangs for
the CBC league lead.
The HHS Booster Club, which
raises funds for all student activities
at the high school will have a taileate
chili feed from 5 to 7 p.m. at the
fairgrounds prior to the game.
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By Anne Morter
BMCC offers
EMT courses
The Blue Mountain Community
rilege Continuing Education
partment will offer two state cer-
ied Emergency Medical Techni-
in courses this term. EMT-1
a
i-week course begins on Monday,
member 4 and will be held on
onday and Thursday evenings
)m 7 to 10 p.m. Instructor for the
ass is Ross Snodgrass an EMT-3.
le class will be held on the BMC C
mpus in the Health Education
jilding room 115. Fees include:
ition $110. lab and insurance $45
id approximately $40 for books.
the lady Cards won 15-9, 15-8. She
scored 10 points on 12 of 13 serv-.
ing. Janie Cupps was 10 for 10 in
hitting with two kills and one stuff
Photo by Joyce Hughes
Louie Carlson congratulates Walter Jepsen of lone Sunday.
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block. Amy Pointer hit seven of
seven with two kills in that match.
Head coach, Greg Likens, noted
that the girls played well together
and kept the Rangers firmly under
control for the entire game.
Along with the Sherman match,
lone will play Echo on Friday. Oct.
25. The Cards are hoping to gain
momentem to carry into the district
tournament, which is on the agenda
for November 2. “ We’d like to take
that momentum into the district tour
nament. and come out on top,” said
Likens.
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The lone Lady Cardinals tuned up
for Tuesday’s important match with
Sherman County by winning two
matches last week. Playing both
games on the road, the Cards rolled
past Cascade Locks on Tuesday and
easily dispatched Dufur on Saturday.
Crystal Minster led the defensive
efforts in the Cardinals 15-4, 15-12
victory over Cascade Locks. Nancy
Morter tallied 11 points on perfect
12 for 12 serving In the hitting
department, Janie Cupps was 10 for
12 with three kills and April Taylor
was six for six with four kills.
Crystal Minster took the reins on
offense in the Dufur match, which
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