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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, February 15, 1995 - THREE Mustangs get first league Cardinals down Cougars Photo by W a y n ? H am s Lady Cards tie up Echo player By Tonya Heideman The lady Cardinals downed the Echo Cougars 55-47 on Fri day, February 10 to secure a first place entrance at the 1A District Tournament on Friday, February 17. The Cougars fought hard to stay with the Cardinals in the first half, trailing by just three points. Half time score was 24-21. The second half brought con tinued pressure from the Car dinal starting five as they con tinued to wear the Cougars down. The Cards lead by as much as 15 points in the fourth quarter and held on, posting a 55-47 victory. The Cardinals were lead by Suzy Heideman with 19 points and eight rebounds. Fighting for a rebound By Tonya Heideman lone 12 12 14 17 55 Echo 12 9 10 17 47 lone: McCarty 1 1-3 3, Wagenblast 0 1- 2 1, McElligott 8 0-4 16, Dombrowski 7 2- 4 16, Heideman 8 3-4 19, Bedortha, Minster, Sullivan. Totals 24 7-17 55. Echo: Seeger 1 1-3 3, Fisher 4 1-5 9, Browning 7 5-8 21, McKenzie 3 2-4 8, Marsh 2 0-0 4, Baker 1 0-0 2, Miller, Brent Wright (42) gets called for a Bevan. Totals 13 9-20 47. Three point goals Browning two. Foul against a Stanfield player Saturday ed out McKenzie Total fouls lone 17 (10) watches Echo 18. Technical fouls none. The Heppner Mustangs out quarter and Dickenson hit on rebounded, out hustled and, in 10 to lead H eppner's 26 -14 the end, out scored the Stan scoring blitz over Stanfield in field Tigers, 86-77, to take their the final stanza. Others who scored included: first CBC win of the year Satur Eric Schonbachler with eight, day, Feb. 11, in Heppner. Brent Wright with four and The game was close, tied at Dan Burnside with two. 19 at the end of the first The Mustangs finish up their quarter, tied at 39 at the end of season this weekend, taking on the half. Stanfield was ahead the Pilot Rock Rockets Friday by three, 63-60, at the end of night, Feb. 17, at home, and the third quarter, but hot ■then traveling to Sherman shooting by H eppner's senior guards Trent Hughes and Chris County Saturday night, Feb. Dickenson in the fourth quarter 18, for their final game of the spelled the difference for the season. Heppner 19 20 21 26 86 Mustangs. Stanfield 19 20 24 14 77 As they have all season, the Heppner: Matteson 5 3-8 13, Ewing, Mustangs out rebounded their Schonbachler 3 2-5 8, Hughes 10 6-10 28, opponent, this time beating Burnside 2 0-1 2, Dickenson 6 8-9 20, 2 0 -1 4 , Sykes 5 1-1 1 1 . Totals 32 Stanfield on the boards, 42-29, Wright 20-35 86 and played tough defense, Stanfield: M Newman 2 6-6 11, Baker holding the Tigers rugged 10 0-1 23, Whelan 3 8-1114, Wright 2 0-2 4, Garcia 5 1-2 13, Blankeship 4 1-1 9, postman Chris Whelan to only Katsel 0 1-2 1, J Newman 1 0-0 2. Totals 14 points. But this game Hepp 27 17-25 77. Three point goals M Newman, Baker ner was able to put some points 3, Garcia and Hughes 2. Fouled out M. on the board. Newman, Matteson, Schonbachler. Total The Mustangs had four play fouls Stanfield 29 Heppner 22. Technical ers in double figures including fouls none. a game-high 28 points for Trent Hughes, and a season best 20 points for Chris Dickenson. Justin Matteson banged down 13 and Chris Sykes added 11. Hughes scored 12 in the fourth r ,\ '? ■ & & O ÍU * î? a /n £ /t/ and ^dxLzndi. o f c^Hz [ z n d x a u jfo x d u r o u fd LiAz to in u itz if o u t o (izx 75t(i (jB > izt(iday iP a z ty to &z (iz [ d ^d zlru ia x y 2Ót(ì, 1QQ5 u t tfiz ü o n z J -z g L o n <^Ha[[ fr o m Photo by Joyce Hughes foul as he blocks a shot night. Eric Schonbachler 1:00 fi.m . t o $ : 0 0 fi.m . Crushed Rock For Sale %” minus 1” minus 3” base rock C le a n Fill M ate rial Can be picked up at pit or we will deliver. Pit 6 V 2 miles up from mouth of Lower Rhea Creek, Brenner Canyon. 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The new edition features banner ads, a new advertising opportunity for Pendleton businesses. Communities listed include Pendleton, Hermiston, H eppner, Adams, Athena, Cabbage Hill, Echo, lone, Ir- rigon and Lexington. An easy reference guide featuring emergency prepared ness instructions, maps, Zip codes and community informa tion, enhance this year's edi tion. All US West Direct direc tories are printed on paper con taining recycled paper fiber. Phone books from anywhere in the world may be ordered by calling The Directory Source at US West Direct. lone Cardinal boys made a good comeback victory over the Echo C ougars on Friday, February 10 and beat the Cougars 68-55 for the number one district tournament spot. The Cardinals starting five seemed to struggle for every point scored and were behind going into the fourth quarter. The Cardinal bench was hot and contributed greatly 1n the last quarter to grab the first place seating in the Big Sky Tournament. lone outscored Echo, 25-10, in the last quarter, with a final score of lone 68, Echo 65. Thierry Delbart scored 18 points, Jerad Ashbeck had 12 points and sophomore Luke Swanson, had 11 for the Cards. Eleven Cardinals played and everyone scored. The district tournament will be played on February 17 and 18 at the new Hermiston high school gym. The games will begin at 1:30 p.m. Friday. lone: McElligott 4 0-0 9, Allen 1 0-0 2, Swanson 4 3 -5 1 1 , Orem 1 0-0 2, Garrett 0 2-3 2, Bacon 3 0-0 6. Heideman 2 0-2 4, Delbart 7 4-10 18, Morgan 1 2-2 4, Ashbeck 4 4-6 12, Taylor 2 0-1 4,, Totals 26 15-28 68 Echo: Campbell 1 3-3 5, Reynolds 1 0-1 2, Lopez 2 0-0 4, Hart 8 3-5 19, Newman 3 0-0 6, Erck 5 4-5 14, Brown 5 3-4 15. Cards ease past Falcons By Tonya Heideman The Cards eased past the Falcons with an 89 to 57 victory on Saturday Feb. 11, to end their league 9-1. The Wheeler Falcons put up a struggle but were no match for the Car dinals who were still on a roll from the night before. Total teamwork and support for each other was evidenced by the crowd, as all 12 players contributed to the win. Thierry Delbart and Jerad Ashbeck shared high point honors, each with 18. lone Cardinal Boys will play the Wasco County Redsides at Hermiston High School gym at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 17 in the Big Sky League 1A district tournament. lone 22 19 25 23 89 Wheeler 13 14 13 17 57 lone: McElligott 1 2-2 5, Allen 3 2-3 8, Swanson 3 1 -3 8, Orem 5 1-1 11, Garrett 3 2-2 7, Bacon 0 3-4 3, Jerad Ashbeck 9 0-1 18, Taylor, Jeremy Ashbeck. Totals 36 13-23 89 Wheeler: Liston 4 1-3 9, Wilson 3 0-0 8. Shaffer 9 4-7 22, Humphreys 4 3 -611, Crouch 1 2-5 4, Kirby 1 0-0 3, McNeill, Monet, Willkiams Totals 22 10-23 57. Three point goals McELIigott. Swan son, Garrett, Wilson 2, Kirby Fouled out- Delbart, Liston. Total fouls lone 19 Wheeler 25. Technical fouls Delbart Lady Cards end season 30 consecutive wins By Tonya Heideman The Cardinals finished their league season play by landing their 30th consecutive Big Sky victory over the last three seasons downing the Wheeler Falcons, 56-38, Saturday, Feb. 11 . The Cardinals took control early and continued to build on their lead throughout the game. The Cardinals had three players in a double figures with Melissa McElligott putting in 14, Anne Dombrowski, 12 and Mary Jane McCarty, 11 points and six assists. Suzv Heideman lead on the boards with seven. For the third consecutive year, the lady Cardinals will face the Wasco Co. Redsides at the 1A district tournament at 6 p.m. on Friday, February 17, for the district championship, lone 19 10 14 13 56 Wheeler 11 7 11 9 38 lone: McCarty 5 0-011, Bedortha 2 0-0 4. Wagenblast 2 0-0 4. McElligott 4 5-7 14, Minster 1 0-0 2, Dombrowski 6 0-2 12, Heideman 3 3-4 9. Anderson, Sullivan. Totals 23 8-13 56 Wheeler Potter 4 1-2 9, Nelson 1 0-3 2. Peterson 0 2-6 2. Wright 3 0-2 6. Camp bell 4 1-3 9, Bofman 2 3-4 8. Ward 1 0-0 2, Troxell. Totals 15 7-20 38 Three point goals McCarty, McElligott, Bofman Fouled out-none Total fouls lone 16 Wheeler 12. Technical fouls none. St. Patrick's Parish to present dramas Two dram as will be presented in St. Patrick's Parish Hall on Sunday, Feb. 26 at 4 p.m. "Searching” is a one-act play written by O.B. Rozell. The story is about a 16 year old adopted girl who was brought up in a home filled with love and understanding. A crisis in the family now makes it im perative that she find her natural parents. The play is p resen ted by special a r rangements with I.E. Clark, publisher, Schulenburg, Tx. "Lady On The Rocks" deals with the subject of alcoholism. It evokes aw areness that alcoholism is a disease, and creates understanding for the victims and their families. It was written by Elizabeth Blake, and was commissioned by the National Council on Alcohol- ism. It is presented by ar rangements with Plays for Living. Coffee, punch, pie and cookies will be served during intermission. Admission is free and every one is welcome to attend. Card party winners listed By Delpha Jones The monthly card party, sponsored by the Rebekah Lodge was held Saturday even ing, Feb. 11. Those winning prizes were: women's high, Kathy Tellechea, second Mary Ann Palm er; m en 's high Glover Peck, second Elmer Heath; traveling Bill Padberg and Clarence Buchanan. Refreshments were served.
