TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, December 21, 1994
Pirates take revenge on Mustangs Cards comeback beat Heppner
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The Riverside Pirates gained
some revenge Saturday, Dec.
17 beating the visiting
Mustangs 52-47.
The Pirates counted on Kar-
dan Young to put up some
numbers, and the 6-foot-3
senior scored 17 points and
snagged 12 rebounds to lead
Riverside to the win.
Aaron Keizur, the Pirates big
6-foot-9 post man was held to
only 12 points, but it w asn't
enough to stop the Pirates from
avenging an earlier loss to the
Mustangs at Heppner.
The first quarter was an of
fensive nightm are for the
Mustangs, who could only
manage three points in the first
eight minutes.
Things got a little better in the
second q u a rte r, and the
Mustangs only trailed Riverside
16-18 at the end of the half.
Heppner came out after the
break with a big third quarter
putting up 16 points and tak
ing the lead 32-29, but it wasn't
enough of a cushion when the
P irates knocked dow n a
23-point barrage to H eppner's
only 15 in the fourth period to
take the lead and the win.
Eric Schonbachler and Chris
Sykes led the Mustang scoring,
knocking down 12 apiece.
Trent Hughes added nine,
Chad Skroch seven, Dan Bum-
side four, Shawn Hisler two
and Brent Wright one.
Heppner
3 13 16 15 47
Riverside
10 8 11 23 52
Three point goals Schonbachler 1,
Hughes 1, Skroch 1, Meads 1. Fouled out
Wright, Hughes. Total fouls Heppner 22,
Riverside 15. Technical fouls none.
Heppner: Schonbachler 5 1-2 2, Hughes
3 2-2 9, Skroch 3 CM) 7, Hisler 1 0-0 2, D.
Burnside 1 2-2 4, Schlaich 0 0-1 0, Wright
0 1-5 1, Sykes 5 2-6 12, Ewing. Totals 18
8-18 47.
Riverside: Meads 3 5-712, Johnson 1 0-1
2, Partlow 0 0-2 0, Cole 2 0-0 4, Kauffman
2 1-4 5, Young 7 3-5 17, Keizur 6 0-0 12,
Picard. Totals 21 9-19 52.
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H e p p n e r ’s E th a n B u rn s id e s u rro u n d e d by C a rd in a ls
The lone Cardinals, down at
one time by 15 points, staged
a dramatic comeback behind
the tough play of foreign ex
change s tu d e n t Thierry
Delbart, to beat the Heppner
M ustangs 58-53 on the
Mustangs own court Tuesday
night Dec. 20.
Delbart knocked down 23
points and bagged 10 rebounds
to bring the Cards back into the
game. He was high scorer for
both teams.
Heppner seemed to have the
game under control leading
after the first quarter 16 to 10,
and at the half 31 to 21. But the
Cardinals never gave up and
combined a tough defense with
good scoring from both Delbart
and Jerad Ashbeck in the third
period to bring lone within four
points at the start of the fourth.
Ashbeck finished w ith 17
points and seven rebounds.
The hot hand of Trent
Hughes, who scored 25 against
the Cards in their first meeting
this year, returned to the
Mustang guard, who racked up
18 points, including five three-
pointers. Hughes also grabbed
eight rebounds.
Heppner post man Chris
Sykes had his best game of the
season, p u ttin g dow n 16
points.
Other scorers for lone were:
Season’s Greetings
Here ’s to a m agical night an d a
glorious holiday!
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Photo by Joyce Hughes
E ric S c h o n b a c h le r (left) an d C hris S y k e s d e fe n d R iv e rs id e P irates
Merry Christmas
W e’re tuning up to wish all our many customers
and friends a Christmas that’s perfect in every way!
Heppner ran into a quick ball
club with a tough defense Fri
day, Dec. 16, when the Mac-Hi
Pioneers came to town to grab
a 61-39 victory from the
Mustangs.
With a tenacious defense and
high pressure full-court press
that caused 20 steals and seven
turnovers the Pioneers refused
to give the Mustangs any room,
m eanw hile relying on a
22-point offensive barrage from
premier 6 foot 4 inch center Joe
Parks to put Heppner in a hole
the Mustangs could not climb
out of.
S ophom ore Eric Schon
bachler and junior Chris Sykes
provided most of the scoring
for the Mustangs, putting up 10
points apiece, with Brent
Wright adding six, Ethan Bum-
side three, Chad Skroch two
and both Bill Schlaich and
Trent Hughes contributing four
points apiece.
Mac-Hi clim bed on the
Mustangs early leading 19-11 in
the first quarter, then adding 15
more to H eppner's 8 points in
the second quarter to lead 34 to
19 at the half. After three the
Pioneers lead 50 to 30, before
the final score of 61 to 39.
Heppner
11 8 11 9 39
Mac-Hi
19 15 16 1161
Heppner. Schonbachler 3 2-5 10,
Tucker 0 0-1 0, Hughes 1 1-2 4, Skroch
1 0-0 2, E Burnside 1 1-2 3, Schlaich 2
0-1 4, Wright 2 2-4 6 , Sykes 5 0-0 10,
Hisler, D. Burnside. Totals 6-15 39.
Mac-Hi: Webb 0 1-2 1, Ellis 1 0-0 2,
Brown 6 3-4 16, Pifer 2 0-0 4, Dohrmann
4 1-2 9, Chester 0 1-21, Pumphrey 1 0-0
2, Sicocan 2 0-0 4, Parks 8 5-6 22,
Estoup, Sanders. Wagner Totals 24
11-16 61.
Three point goals Brown 1 Parks 1
Schonbachler 2 Hughes 1 Fouled out-
none. Total fouls Mac-hi 16, Heppner 13.
Technical fouls Chester 1, Wright 1.
Justice Court
Report
The Justice Court office at the
courthouse annex building in
Heppner reports handling the
following business during the
past week:
Helen Mary Jeffreys, 37,
Heppner-Failure to Wear Seat
Belt, $51 fine;
Marie Burkett Key, 56, Ione-
Exceeding the Maximum Speed
Limit, 70 mph in a 55 mph
zone, $95 fíne.
Morrow County Health District
Stalling
to
p/roiicfe c ^U o / iaow County nesidents uuith access
spectaum ofj quality medicaQ seniices"
Pioneer Memorial Hospital and Nursing Home
564 E. Pioneer Dr.
Heppner, OR 97836
676-9133
Pioneer Memorial Clinic
Thompson Ave.
Heppner, OR 97836
676-5504
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Morrow County Emergency Medical Services
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Attack Prevention
Alcohol use and abuse is con
sidered the major cause of some of
the nation’s most serious problems.
The list of problems resulting from
excess alcohol use includes family
neglect and abuse, homicides, au
tomobile accidents, and injuries.
Surprising to many, however, re
searchers have found a beneficial
effect from the intake o f moderate
amounts o f alcohol.
The benefit discovered is a re
duction in the risk of heart attacks.
According to a recent issue of the
Journal o f American Medical A s
sociation, consumption o f one
ounce or less of alcohol a day may
cut heart attack risk by as much as
40 percent. Alcohol seems to boost
levels of a naturally occurring en
zyme called .issue plasminogen
activator. This enzyme breaks up
blood clots in the body. A geneti
cally prepared form of the enzyme
is used by injection in hospital set
tings to dissolve clots located in
the heart. Alcohol also tends to
increase levels of HDL cholesterol
in the body. HDL is the “good
cholesterol" that seems to protect
us from heart disease.
Many physicians are reluctant
to recommend alcohol for fear of
its addicting and destructive ef
fects. And most physicians feel
that complete abstinence from al
cohol is best for persons with liver
or pancreatic disease or congestive
heart failure.
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564 E. Pioneer Dr., Heppner, OR 97836
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Jake McElligott with five, Steve
Allen seven, Kelly Morgan
four, and Nathan Heideman
two.
Rounding out scoring for the
Mustangs were: Eric Schon
bachler eight and Brent Wright
11. Wright also pulled down
eight rebounds.
Heppner Dental Office
1st Interstate Bank Bldg.
Heppner, OR 97836
676-9118
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