TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 29, 1992
scoring was Tanya Anderson,
fourth in the discus in 7 3 ’3 ” and
Kim Bedortha, fourth in the 1500
the long jump in 14’ V i ” and third in 6 :3 2 .9 6 .
in the 400 at 68.3. Kari Morgan
had a second place finish in the
100 hurdles in 20.6 added to a
fifth in the shot, 27’4 ” and a sixth
in the javelin 71’6 ” . Jannie
Cupps was second in the 300
hurdles in 57.18 and fourth in the
high jump 4 ’6 ” and 100 hurdles
21.4. April Taylor was third in
the javelin 8 0 ’6 ” and 800,
2:46.53 along with a sixth in the
400, 71.76. Rounding out the
Central Market bowlers league champs Cardinals take first
By Anne Morter
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Members of Central Market team left to right: Cindy Breidenbach, Tonia Adams, Linda Ken
ny, Donna Moeller, Betty McDonald. Not pictured Martha Doherty.
The Central Market bowling
team took first place in the Tues
day Night Sparetimers League.
Central Market and the First
Interstate team were tied going
into the bowloff Saturday, April
25. but Central broke the tie, win
ning three out of four games.
Each member received a solid
brass picture frame from Peter
son’s Jewelers.
lone girls take fourth in Invitational
By Anne Morter
The lone girls took full advan
tage of the good weather on
Saturday, April 25 to take fourth
place at the Sherman Invitational.
Danielle Stefani was a double
winner for the Cards, winning the
3000 in 12:07.1 and breaking the
school record in the 1500 in
5:10.61. April Taylor also
established a new school record
in the 800, where she finished
third in 2:38.59. She also had a
fifth in the javelin in 78’ 10” . Jan-
nie cupps took three fourth
places, in the high jump in 4 ’8” ,
high hurdles in 20.8 and the 300
hurdles in 58.0. Kim Bedortha
finished off the scoring with a
sixth place in the 1500 and the
1600 relay team finished third in
4:52.4.
Wahtonka had 77 points to win
the boys’ portion of the meet
where the Cards finished fourth
with 54. Deacon Heideman won
the discus in 132’lOVi” as well
as placing second in the high
hurdles in 16.8 and placing fourth
in the shot at 40’. David
Wagenblast was third in the 800
at 2:11.29. He also placed sixth
in the discus. Mac Lovett grabb
ed fourths in both the 100 and the
200, 11.94 and 24.0 respective
ly and Justin Miller took fourth
in the pole vault in 9’6” Mike
Garrett was fifth in the javelin in
134’10” and the 300 hurdles in
46.29. He was also sixth in the
shot in 39*1196” . Rounding out
the scoring was Jason Proudfoot’s
fifth in the 1500 4:42 and Jeremy
Green’s sixth in the 3000.
Struthers makes hole-in-one
Ed Struthers, Heppner, made
a hole-in-one at the Willow Creek
Country Club men’s tournament
held Sunday, April 26.
The hole-in-one was Struthers’
first in 30 years of golfing. Forty-
eight men attended the tourna
ment. Struthers and Ed Hiemstra
also of Heppner, hosted the
breakfast.
Other results are as follows:
Willow Creek Country Club:
low gross first-Howard Gilliam;
second-John Edmundson, third-
Ed Struthers, fourth-D ave
Gunderson, fifth-a tie between
Ron Bowman and Earl Fishbum.
Marriage Licenses
The Morrow County Clerk’s
office at the courthouse in Hepp
ner reports issuing the following
marriage licenses during the past
week:
April 21: Mario C. Cavillo,
35. Boardman; and
Maria J (Ramirez) Cavillo. 31,
Boardman.
April 27: Charles Henry Peck,
21, Bend; and
Sherri Marie Satko, 21, Bend.
Low net: first-Barry Munkers,
second-a tie between Frank Pear
son and Wayland Hyatt, fourth a
tie between Ray Reid and Dave
Mitchell.
Special Events: KP second shot
#1, 10 Barry Munkers; #3, 12
Steve Dickenson; #7, 16 Rusty
Estes; LD #6, 15 Ron Bowman.
Willow Run Boardman low
gross first-G ordon Lineau,
second-Wayne Kuhn, third-Dave
Pedro, fourth a tie between Phil
Lord and Oscar Shoemake.
Low net: first-Emie Campbell,
second a tie between Jim Harper
and Joe Tatone, fourth-Will Bar-
rick, fifth-Bill Dyer.
Special events: KP second shot
#1, 10 Ernie Campbell; #4,' 13
Joe Tatone; £7, 16 Will Barrick.
LD #6, 15 Ernie Campbell.
Both clubs KP second shot #18
only, Mike Doherty.
The lone track teams had two
outings this past week. They co
hosted the Helix/Ione Invitational
at BMCC on Tuesday, April 21
and traveled to the Sherman In
vitational on April 25.
Gabe Garcia and Deacon
Heideman were double winners
at the Tuesday meet where the
Cardinals amassed an impressive
158 points to take first place.
W eston-McEwen was second
with 120. Garcia won the 100 in
11.6 and the 200 in 23.55 as well
as running a leg on the winning
400, 4 6 .7 , and 1600 , 3:44.56,
relays. Heideman won the discus
with a throw o f 137’ 11 ” and took
the 110 hurdles in 16.86. He also
took third in the high jump in
5 ’4 ” . lone’s only other first place
finish on the day went to Justin
Miller who improved to 10’0 ’ in
the pole vault.
Also placing for the Cardinals
were:
Ryan Halvorsen fifth in the
long jump 16’ 11” ; second-triple
jump 38’5 ” ; fourth-110 hurdles
18.7; third-300 hurdles 47.34.
Mike Garrett placed third in the
shot, 38’2Vi” and sixth in the
javelin 109’3 K ” .
Brian Holtz put the shot
3 4 ’1 ’A ” for sixth place and was
sixth in the 100 with a time o f
12.0, fourth in the 200 24.97.
Fourth in the discus was David
Wagenblast with a throw o f
111*2” . Wagenblast also placed
second in the 800, 2:10.78.
Jake Deputy came in fifth in the
javelin with a throw o f 114’10” .
He high jumped his way to fourth
with a 5 ’2 ” jump.
Third in the 1500 was Jason
Proudfoot, 4:44.1 and fourth in
the 800 with a time o f 2:19.6.
Mac Lovett placed second in
the 100, 11.72 and second in the
200, 23.78.
Rodney Ehrmantraut placed
sixth in the 400, 66.55 while
Heath Cotterell placed fifth 65.75
and fifth in the 300, 12:00.53.
Mike Phillips placed second in
the 3000, 10:21.6.
Weston-McEwen won the girls
side o f the meet with 110 points,
lone was fourth with 74.
Crystal Minster had lone’s only
win with a jump o f 2 7 ’11” in the
triple jump. She was also third in
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M en:
First Place: Jens Fredrickson
Second Place: Jerry D ougherty
T hird Place: L arry Scroggins
Womens:
First Place: Vickie T urrell
Second Place: Janet Beam er
T hird Placed: Dianna Hoeft
Kinzua
C h eri’s H air and Nail
M iller’s M ini M art
C a l’s Cafe & Lounge
C oast to C oast
C ourt St. M arket
Bank o f E .O .
Buds Pub
M .C .G .G .
C a l’s Arco
M u rray ’s
Ken T urner
O ffice Tavern
At The Top
R & W D rive In
R .J .’s Steak House
Sears
Central M arket
Gazette Tim es
Bucknums
P eterson’s Jew elers
N A PA Auto Parts
C ountry Rose
Lois W inchester for all
table decorations
Juniors:
First Place: Shaun Foster
Second Place: M indy Binschus
T hird Place: Sherry Sieler
Pool Players:
First Place: M ike Lynch and Joan Smith,
Second Place: Rick Smith & Doug Lowe
T hird Place: L arry Stockam & Randy V errell
To Numerous To Name:
Players and Bidders who donated winnings back; Bidders; C ash Donations; Food; Help
A BIG Thank You for your much needed help and support. It took all o f you to make this benefit
a success. Total o f benefit to Phegleys was $4,130.00.
T h a n k y o u a ll so m u c h
T heo a n d J o a n