TEN - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 6, 1992
Cardinals disappointed at tennis meet lone tennis
By Anne Morter
The lone tennis teams played
at Umatilla on April 21 in a tour
nament of sorts, where points
were awarded for each win and
points were totaled to determine
a winner. When the dust settled,
the Cardinals found themselves a
disappointing two points from the
first place trophy.
Nancy Morter won two mat
ches, first defeating Ana Garcia
of Mac Hi, 8-2, then downing
Missy Stuck of Umatilla, 8-3.
Kristine Bedortha lost her opener
to Umatilla’s Shauna Fry, 5-8,
but returned for a 2-1 forfeit win
over Andrea W imberly of
Umatilla.
In doubles, Brandi Ball and
Amy Pointer took both of their
matches. To start play, they
defeated Winn and Schnell of
Mac Hi 8-1, then came back to
down Nelson and Gibson of
Umatilla 8-4. Michelle Kandle
and Jessica Stefani lost their
opener in a tie breaker, 9-8 (7-5)
over Simpson and Sheffield of
Umatilla. They then returned to
defeat Oliver and White of Mac
Hi 8-1.
The boys had a tougher time,
only winning one match. Tony
Bjerke lost to Alberto Ortenblad
of Mac Hi 1-8, then fell to Neal
DeBolt of Arlington, 3-8. Mike
Green lost to Steve Paine of Mac
Hi, 1-8, and was then defeated by
Jim Logan of Arlington 5-8.
In doubles, Juho Ali-
Raatikainen and Aaron Heideman
lost their opener to Zerba and
Nelson of Mac Hi 2-8, but then
rebounded to defeat Foster and
Escobedo of Arlington 8-2.
M ustangs sweep double header
By Andy Ashbeck
The Heppner Mustangs took
advantage of 24 Pilot Rock walks
on Saturday, April 25 to sweep
a double header.
Jered Wicklund took the
mound for the first game and pit
ched five innings, striking out
eight batters. The Mustangs held
the Rockets to just one run, for
cing the 10 run mercy rule 11 to
one. The Mustangs combined for
five hits.
The second half o f the
doubleheader was pretty much
the same story except it took six
innings for the mercy rule.
Jim Tellechea took the win pit
ching all six innings, striking out
eight batters and giving up one
run. Heppner scrambled for
seven hits, led by Kevin Payne
with two The Mustangs stomped
the Rockets, 11 to one and sent
the winless Rockets home.
lon e track teams outscore opponents
By Anne Morter
Both track teams outscored
their opponents at their only meet
last week, a four-way meet held
at Heppner on Tuesday, April 28.
Deacon Heideman and Gabe
Garcia were double winners for
the boys, as the Cardinals were
on their way to scoring 150
points. Heideman won the discus
in 129' 11” and the 110 hurdles
in 17.10. He also placed second
in the shot with a throw of
38’9 ‘/ i ” and third in the high
jump at 5’8” .
Garcia led an lone sweep in the
100 and 200 m with times of
11.65 and 24.07 respectively as
well as running legs on the win
ning 400 and 1600 relay teams.
Other first place finishers for
the Cards were Mike Garrett in
the shot, putting it 39’9” ; Rodney
Ehrmantraut in the 400 m, 1:08;
David Wagenblast in the 800 m,
2:20.24 and Ryan Halvorsen in
the 300 hurdles 49.74.
Wagenblast also finished se
cond in the discus, 106’11 Vi” .
Halvorsen finished second in
the long jump and triple jump,
18* 1134 ” and 39’7” respective
ly and second in the 110 hurdles
18.2.
Jason Proudfoot placed third in
the long jump, 18'2Vi” while
Greg Holtz finished fifth.
16’7V4” .
Greg Holtz triple jumped his
way to fifth place 33’6” . He plac
ed fourth in the 100 meter with
a ttime of 12.38 and fourth in the
200 m. 26.82.
Mike Garrett came in second in
the javelin with a throw of
137’5” while Brian Holtz plac
ed fifth. 115’'/t” .
Jake Deputy placed fourth in
the high jump, 5’2” and second
in the 300 hurdles with a time of
51.45.
Fifth in the high jump was
Justin Miller, 5’2” .
Mike Phillips placed second in
the 1500 m clocking4:53.55; and
second in the 3000 m, 10:44.76.
Second in the 100 m was Mac
Lovett with a time of 11.78.
Lovett also placed second in the
200 m, 24.7.
Heath Cotterell was second
with a time of 1:10.41 in the 400
m and ran in the 3000 with a
12.12.23 finish.
Jim Garrett ran to a time of
1:15.59 in the 400 m, and in the
3000 clocked in at 12.06.69.
Nathan Heideman ran the 800
m in 2:31.69, good for third
place.
For the girls, Janie Cupps was
a double winner, taking the high
jump in 4 '6 ” and the 300 hurdles
in 57.45. Other first place
finishers were Kari Morgan in the
javelin 77’ 1 Vi ” , Jamie Lovett in
the discus with a throw of 89'3”
and Danielle Stefani in the 800
meters in 3:36.91. The girls also
won their portion of the meet with
69 points.
Other placers for the Lady
Cards included:
April Taylor, second in the
javelin, 76'2” and second in the
400 m 1:13.
Randi Wise fourth in the
javelin 72'2” and fifth in the 100
m. 17.01.
Lovett also placed fifth in the
javelin, 69’6” and third in the
shot 26'5Vi” while Morgan plac
ed second in the shot 27’6 Vi” and
third in the 100 hurdles 19.59.
Becky Picknell put the shot
25’1” for fifth place.
Tanya Anderson threw the
discus for a second place finish
with a throw of 74’7” .
Kim Bedortha ran the 1500 m
in 6:49.2 for a second place finish
along with a fourth place triple
jump 23’9” and second place
3000 15.04.71.
Danielle Stefani placed second
in the 100, 14.51 while Janie
Cupps came in second in the 100
hurdles, 19.57.
Jr. High
musical set
May 8
The ‘ ‘Seven Brides for
Dracula” , a musical, will be
presented by the Heppner Junior
High Chorus on Friday, May 8
at 7:30 p.m. at the Heppner
Elementary School multipurpose
room.
4M
Wranglers list weekend results
teams host
Tigers
By Anne Morter
The lone netters batted their
way through another busy week
of tennis hosting Stanfield on
Tuesday, April 21 and traveling
to Riverside on Friday and
Umatilla on Saturday.
The boys had two wins and
three losses against Stanfield. In
singles, Brent Sheirbon defeated
David Martinez 6-2, 6-1 and
Tony Bjerke downed Howard
Swanson 8-3. Juho Ali-Raatkinen
was defeated by Brad Butcher in
a close one, 9-7.
In doubles, Ali-Raatiken and
Aaron Heideman lost to Butcher
and Swanson 2-8 and Mike Green
and Jerry Phillips fell to Ron
Ough and Geoff Newman 6-8.
The girls had just two matches.
Heidi Orem defeated Shellic
Allen 6-3, 6-2 and Michelle Kan
dle was defeated by Ali
Ellenberger 6-8.
At Riverside the boys went 5-2
in their matches while the girl’s
split 3-3.
Brent Sheirbon led the way for
the boys with an 8-0 shut-out of
Ken Mounts. Aaron Heideman
also won his match. 8-0 against
Paul McDonough and Jerry
Phillips defeated Allan Day 8-4.
Tony Bjerke was defeated by Seth
Smythe 4-8 and Mike Green fell
to Levi Cumbie, 6-8. In doubles,
Juho AliRaatiknen and Heideman
defeated Jeremy Coster and
Adam Keizur 8-6 and Green and
Phillips downed Tim Mann and
Robert Allison 8-3.
For the girls, Nancy Morter
defeated Bernice Diaz, 8-4 and
Brandi Ball downed Priscilla Tip
pett 8-5. Kristine Bedortha was
defeated by Tiffany Dumler, 3-8.
In doubles, Amy Pointer and Ball
defeated Rochelle Neal and
Dorothy Sinor 8-6. Heidi Orem
and Michelle Kandle lost a
squeaker to Andrea Cumby and
Amie Keizur, 7-9. Finally
Bridget McElligott and Jessica
Stefani lost to Mindy Heady and
Betsy Hernandez 2-8.
WCCC Club
WCCC Barbecue
Low gross: first-Mike and Cin-
di Doherty, Bob Jepsen and Mike
Clapper; second-John and Pat
Edmundson and Dave and Karen
Wildman; third-Ron Bowman,
Robanai Disque and Tad Miller.
Low net: first-Frank and
Neoma Bailey and Ray and Nor
ma French; second-Gene and
Luvilla Sonstegard and Earl and
Peggy Fishbum; third-Gerald and
Harriet Pierson and Floyd and
Lorena Jones.
Special events: #10 Mike
Doherty, Bob Jepsen and Mike
Clapper; #15 Earl and Carol Nor
ris and Duck and Ann Lusher;
#18 Ray French and Frank
Bailey.
Upcoming events: Jack and
Jill, Friday, May 15, 6 p.m.
Following are the results of for
the
April
26 W rangler
competition:
Stick horse race: first-Madison
Bailey, second-Josh Hamilton;
third-a tie between Josie Grant
and Brandon Davis.
Six and under: Barrels: first-
Donald Adams, second-Cody
Walton, third-Lacey Davis,
fourth-Hailey Davis, fifth-Kaitlin
Sagely.
Poles: first-Cody Walton,
second-Donald Adams, third-
Lacey Davis, fourth-Gene Ball.
Put-n-Take: first-D onald
Adams, second-Cody Walton,
third-Lacey Davis, fourth-Gene
Ball.
Seven year olds: Barrels: first-
Justin Hamilton, second-Brett
Barber, third-Kelsey Greenup,
fourth-Meghan Bailey, fifth-
Olivia Sagely.
Poles: first-Justin Hamilton,
second-Brett Barber, third-Kelsey
Greenup, fourth-Meghan Bailey.
Put-n-Take: first-Brett Barber,
second-Justin Hamitlon, third-
Kelsey Greenup, fourth-Meghan
Bailey.
8-9 year olds: Barrels: first-
Shad H isler, second-Blake
Knowles, third-Joe Papineau,
fourth-Krista Adams.
Poles: first-Joe Papineau,
second-Krista Adams, third-
Blake Knowles, fourth-Shad
Hisler.
Put-n-Take:
first-B lake
Knowles, second-Shad Hisler,
third-Sarah Eckman, fourth-Joe
Papineau.
10-11 year olds: Barrels: first-
Brian Knowles, second-Jaylene
Papineau, third-Jared Eckman,
fourth-Kathleen Greenup.
Poles: first-Jaylene Papineau,
Mustangs lose
to Stanfield
By Andy Ashbeck
The Mustangs baselball played
the Stanfield Tigers on Mustang
turf April 21 and lost three to one.
Jim Kindle pitched the game
for the Mustangs, striking out 10
batters and giving up three runs.
Heppner hitters combined for
three. Jason Britt hit two and Jim
Tellechea one. The Mustangs led
the game two to one until Stan
field hit a two-run home run to
win the game.
Ruth Locust
plans meeting
Ruth Locust Chapter No. 32,
Order of the Eastern Star will
meet Monday, May 11 at 8 p.m.
at the Heppner Masonic Hall. All
members are encouraged to at
tend as there will be visitors from
neighboring chapters.
A draping o f the altar
ceremony and election of 1992-93
officers are planned for the even
ing, along with planning the up
coming schedule of events.
Following the meeting members
will retire to the dining room for
a social hour.
second-Kathleen Greenup, third-
Brian Knowles, fourth-Jill
Barber.
Put-n-Take:
first-B rian
Knowles,
second-Jaylene
Papineau,
third-K athleen
Greenup, fourth-Jimmy Walton.
12-13 year olds: Barrels: first-
Annie Hisler, second-Shannon
Walton, third-Amy Hunt, fourth-
Lori Moeller.
Poles: first-Stormy Howard,
second-Annie Hisler, third-
Shannon Walton, fourth-Amy
Hunt.
Put-n-Take: first-Lori Moeller,
second-Stephanie Haguewood,
third-Stormy Howard, fourth-
Amy Hunt.
14-17 year olds: Barrels: first-
Jenni Ashbeck, second-Shelly
Ashbeck, third-Holly Eckman,
fourth-Char Coe.
Poles: first-Shelly Ashbeck,
second-Holly Eckman, third-
Jenni Ashbeck, fourth-Char Coe.
Put-n-Take:
first-Jenni
Ashbeck, second-Shelly Ashbeck
third-Char Coe.
18 and over: Barrels: first-
Janice Davis, second-Heather
Eckman, third-Mary Knowles,
fourth-Kim Johnston.
Poles: first-Janice Davis,
second-Mary Knowles, third-
Kim Johnston, fourth-Heather
Eckman.
Put-n-Take: first-Janice Davis. -
WCCC Golf
Ladies
April 14, 1992
Flight A: low gross-Eileen
Padberg; low net-Jan Paustian;
least putts-Luvilla Sonstegard. -
Flight B: low gross-Juanita
Martin; low net-Jo Pettyjohn;
least putts-Missy Cutsforth.
Flight C: low gross-Neoma
Bailey; low net-Karen Wildman;
least putts-Betty Christman
April 20, 1992
Flight A: low gross-Anita
Boyer, low net-Jan Paustian; least
putts-Harriet Pierson.
Flight B: a tie for low gross and
low net between-Juanita Martin
and Coral Norris; least putts-
Missy Cutsforth; chip in-Juanita
Martin.
Flight C: low gross-Neoma
Bailey; low net-Karen Wildman;
least putts-Betty Christman; chip
in-Lucille Massey, Bernice Lott
and Betty Christman.
April 21, 1992
Flight A: low gross-Anita
Boyer; low net-Eileen Padberg;
least putts-Lois Hunt; chip in-
Eileen Padberg; birdie-Jan
Paustian.
Flight B: low gross-Missy
Cutsforth; low net-Juanita Mar
tin; least putts-Jo Pettyjohn.
Flight C: low gross- a tie bet
ween Bernice Lott and Mary
Beamer; least putts-Linda
Schultz; chip in-Linda Schultz
and Mary Beamer.
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