Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, January 17, 1996 - FIVE Fillies pull off tough win lone Cardinals take a big Cardinals edge out Condon overUmatilla Vikings, 47-43 win over Arlington Honkers Blue Devils in overtime By K ara M iller The lone Varsity girls travel ed to Arlington Saturday, Jan. 13, to play their second league game of the season. The Cards won, 70-27. The Cards started fast and strong by getting the tip and running it up the court for two. All 12 of the Cardinals saw playing time and contributed to lone's victory. lone played good defense, ending the game with 16 steals to Arlington's four. Melissa McElligott led the Cardinals' offensive game with 12 points. Three teammates, Dawn Boor, Suzy Heideman and Kara Miller, followed close ly with 10 each. The Cardinals shot 43 percent from the floor and 60 percent from the line, which helped them come out on top. Jenny Sullivan and Heideman each had seven re bounds to lead the Cards on the boards. The teams played a fifth quarter for the reserves to get some action. It was a close con test, ending with a 10-8 lone victory. Stats: Boor 4 0-1 10, Childers 2 0-0 4, Anderson 2 1-25, Haguewood 2 0-0 4, Miller 2 5-7 10, McElligott 4 2-2 12, J Sullivan 4 0-1 8. N. Sullivan 1 0-0 2, Ball 21-2 5, Heideman 5 0-010, Odinet, Holtz Totals: 28 9-15 70 Three-points goals: Boor 2, McElligott 2, Miller. Mustangs nipped 57-55 Photo by Joyce Hughes S torm y H o w ard (20) looks to get the ball into Lori M oeller. The Heppner Fillies pulled out a tough win over the Uma tilla Vikings Saturday night, Jan. 13, on their home court. The Fillies won, 47-43. Hepp ner played tough team defense, which was a key to the win. The Fillies started Tina Kemp, Jossie Evans, Stormy Howard, Lori Moeller and An nie Hisler, however, all ten players contributed to this vic tory. Everyone showed a great team effort. Moeller scored 15 points, His ler had 12, Kemp put down seven, and Lexi Matteson add ed five. Jill Barber and Howard each scored three points; Howard's was a nice three- point shot. Evans rounded out the scoring with two points. The offensive stats for both teams were identical-Heppner made just four more free throws than Umatilla. Heppner was 10-16 from the free throw line, while Umatilla was 6-12 from the line. The JV girls had a great game, winning 50-14 over Umatilla. The Fillies' next game will be Friday night, Jan. 19 at Weston- McEwen, followed by a home game on Saturday afternoon against Stanfield. event with a perfect 25 score. Jim Eynetich placed second . with a 24. The handicap event was led by Tim Hedman shooting a 22/25. Steven Crum and Eyne tich tied for second with 21. One Annie Oakley event Was played out, with Haguewood taking the win. The gun club will be open at noon this Sunday, Jan. 21, for another afternoon of trapshoot ing. Wright Chevrolet, Inc. 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Re bounds were the key to the win of this defensive battle. Angie Ball led the Cards with 11. Maci Childers had several steals. The JV team does not play again until Friday, Jan. 19 at 3 p.m. against the Weston-Mc- Ewen JVs. In the Ione-Condon girls' JV game Friday, Jan. 12, lone was able to pull off the win, 26-15. Condon got the beginning tip, but was unable to answer it with a point on the board. Both teams had trouble getting the ball to fall through the hoop. The first points of the game came from a breakaway lay-in by Kara Miller. The score at the Justin M atteson finds a good place to sit down during the Um atilla g am e. The Heppner Mustangs came back from a 10 point deficit twice to tie the visiting Umatilla Vikings, but came up two points short at the buzzer, to lose their second conference basketball game 57-55 Saturday night. The Mustangs were effective in getting the ball inside to Ben Hubert and Chris Sykes, but couldn't muster enough to overcome the outside shooting of Lee Lafferty, who kept Umatilla in the game down the Three players from Heppner have been named to the State All-Star 2A Football Team. Market Report Compliments of the Morrow County Grain Growers Tuesday, Jan. 16 Soft White Jan. *5.33 Feb. *5.33/*5.32 March-April *5.29 new crop-Aug. *4.51 Barley Jan.-April *155 new crop-Aug. *125 coverage for just $45 a year! Phone: (541) 676-9133 or write to: Proceeds go toward local EMS training & equipment. Your membership helps provide the highest quality o f care possible! Serves Morrow, Gilliam, and parts of Wheeler Counties. Membership also provides benefits in over 48 other regions throughout Oregon Ruhl in Hula Bowl Rich Ruhl, son of Richard Ruhl and grandson of Faye Ruhl; bdth of Lexington, has been selected to play football in the Hula Bowl this Sunday in Hawaii. Ruhl, a senior at the Univer sity of Oregon, has played linebacker for the Ducks the past four years, and is no stranger to big games, says his dad. "Rich has played in the In dependence Bowl, the Rose Bowl and the Cotton Bowl. He's been involved in a lot of big games over his career," says Richard. stretch. Hubert put up 15 points, B j Justin Matteson added 14; and * Sykes bagged a team-high 18 for the Mustangs. Dan Burnside, Jim Schlaich and Jeff Watkins each added four points to round out the scoring. The 1-3 conference Mustangs travel to Weston-McEwen to take on the 3-0 Tigerscots Fri day night, and then meet Stan field Saturday. Three from Heppner named to State All-Star Football team To receive an application: Tri-County Ambulance P.O . Box 9 Heppner, OR 97836 Stats: Boor 0 1 - 2 1 , Anderson 3 2-2 8, Haguewood 2 0-2 4, McElligott 5 1-313, J. Sullivan 1 4-6 6, Heideman 3 1-5 7, Odinet, Miller Total: 14 9-20 39 Three-point goals: McElligott 2. Fouled out: none By K ara M iller Tri-County Ambulance Association Protects You! Family Join Now The Condon Blue Devils roll ed into lone Friday, Jan. 12 determined to win the first league game of the 19% season. The Blue Devils went away empty-handed as the Cardinals came away with the win, 39-36. A large crowd was on hand to watch this Big Sky matchup between these rival teams. The Cardinals knew, even before they lost the opening tip to the Devils' Margaret Schott, that they would have to hit on target and play fast-paced ball, lone's Suzy Heideman put the first point on the board with a trip to the foul line. Melissa McElligott added two more from a steal and breakaway lay- in. The Devils' Dailene Selby answered the Cardinals by put ting in a shot just inside the arc, making the score 3-2, lone. Both teams ran the court hard, but each had several cost ly turnovers. Heideman made two more of her game total seven points with a jump shot in the middle of the key. Alina Olsen of Condon made a cross over move to keep the Devils within one point. Then lone's Jenny Sullivan added two and lone started to increase their lead to end the first half with lone JV girls beat Condon Gun Club elects new officers The Morrow County Gun Club held its annual business meeting last Sunday, Jan. 13. Mick Sharp was elected as a new board member. Sharp joins Mike Adams and Mark Schlichting on the board'with Kelwayne Haguewood'conti nuing as secretary/treasurer and Harvey Childers replacing Roger Mortimore as president. League trapshooting follow ed the meeting with Loren Woodside leading the 16-yard the score lone 20, Condon 11. The Cardinals had the ball to open the second half. A Car dinal's turnover gave the De vils an opportunity to score the first points of the quarter with a pass from Annilee Durfey to Leann Barnett. Both teams kept turning the ball over and the score remained unchanged un til Condon's Durfey dribbled down and made a short jump shot. The lone team lost concentra tion, went cold and couldn't get the ball to fall. They struggl ed through the final quarter los ing their lead. The Condon team outscored the Cardinals in both final periods of regulation play. The buzzer ending the fourth quarter went off with the score tied, 31-31. lone regained some of their ball control and were able to put the first points up in the overtime period. The Cards finally pulled their game together and got the victory, 39-36. Leading the Cardinals was McElligott with 13 points from the floor and 13 rebounds. By K ara M iller Senior Chris Sykes was pick ed for both the offensive and defensive lines on the second team. Shaun Hisler, also a senior, was named third team running back, and Junior Jim Schlaich was picked third team defen sive back. Bowling League Thursday Nite Mixers week of Dec. 28 W L Wright's Century 31 29 # 4 27% 32% lone Repair 34 26 Lancer Lanes 39% 20% Skaggs Auto Clinic 37 23 High games: Phyllis Piper 173, Dean Roderick 178. High series: John Breidenbach 468, Phyllis Piper 467. Splits converted: Gayle Eynetich 3-10, Phyllis Piper 2-7. week of Jan. 4 W L 27 37 lone Repair 30 34 Wright's Century 28% 35% # 4 42% 21% Lancer Lanes 26 38 Skaggs Auto Clinic High games: Fran Barnett 202, John Breidenbach 175. High series: Marie Rudisill 506. John Breidenbach 496 Splits converted: Dianna Hoeft 6-7, 3-10, Cindy Roderick 3-10, Phyllis Piper 6-7-8-10, 2-7-10, Rob Skaggs 2-7. We make P osters Gazette-Times 676-9228 Rich Ruhl SPAGHETTI FEED January 26t 1996 Heppner High School $4.00 a person MENU: Spaghetti Coleslaw Dessert Punch or Coffee Sponsored by Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo Court Ad sponsored by the Morrow County Grain Growers BcccJta'ft F e a tu r e s for J a n u a r y Wednesday Nites Senior Night 5-9 p.m. Thrifty Thursday Lunches All sandwiches $3*° Thursday Nites Seafood Platter Friday & Saturday Nites Prime Rib HCtlAtt ftt jjMM (fc|M|a| M id ffttO A U H i-S o iu n d iU f H itt Seafood Platter- you can order V 2 platter Sunday Nites Beecka'» U m I ouiuik I & 350 Hwy 74 • lone, OR 4 2 2 -7 0 3 8