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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, January 24, 1996 - FIVE lone Cardinals defeats W heeler Falcons By Kara Miller Both the lone Cardinals and (Fossil) Wheeler Falcons' teams came to the Saturday, Jan. 20 contest undefeated and wanted this victory. But it came right down to who wanted it the most. lone won the game, 42-22. Rebounds and defensive pressure were key for both teams' offenses. The game started quickly, with lone getting the tip, but Wheeler stole it away to put the first points on the board. The play was fast up and down the floor, with both teams missing some easy shots but lone's pressure defense caused the Falcons to turn the ball over several times. Melissa McElligott continued to drive the key and was re peatedly fouled. She went to the line to score six for six chari ty points. She also hit a three- point shot and the first quarter ended with lone, 11, Wheeler, 6 . In the second quarter, lone's defense stepped up a notch and they were successful at holding Wheeler to just four points, while the Cards added 13 more to their score. McElli gott added another charity point and two steals that end ed in four points to close the half, lone, 24, Wheeler, 10. The Falcons opened the third quarter with a quick two-point field goal. lone had a slow quarter, adding only five more to the score while Wheeler made eight to narrow the margin to lone, 29, Wheeler, 18. The fourth quarter pace pick ed up and it proved to be ex citing action, with both teams running the floor well. Suzy Heideman got two points in the first 30 seconds of the quarter. Kara Miller hit a three-point shot. Dawn Boor added two points to make the score, lone 36, Wheeler, 20, with four minutes left in the game. Then the Falcons started committing fouls and Kelly Pot ter got called for her fifth, which sent Heideman to the line to make one of two free throws. lone held the Falcons to just four points in the last Cards JV girls pound Scotties By Kara Miller The Weston-McEwen fresh men came to lone to give the Cardinal JVs a contest as Helix does not have a JV team. The Cardinals won the match, 44-26. The Cardinals got the tip but could not benefit with a score. The TigerScots got the first two points of the game. But that was the end of the polite hos pitality. The defense caused a number of Weston-McEwen turnovers and lone was able to score on them. The first quarter score was lone, 16, and West on-McEwen, 5. During the second quarter, t S cratch Pads 50fb Gazette-Times 676-9228 period of play, and won, 44-22. McElligott led lone with 21 points, while six teammates, Laree Anderson, Stephanie Haguewood, J. Sullivan, Boor, Miller and Heideman contri buted to the score. Heideman led the rebounding with eight, while McEligott added six, and Miller and J. Sullivan each had five. Stats: Boor 1 0-0 2, Anderson 1 0-1 2. Haguewood 1 1-2 3, Miller 1 0-0 3, McElligott 5 10-12 21, J. Sullivan 2 1-5 5. Heideman 2 2-4 6, Odinet, Holtz. Totals: 13 14-24 42. Three-point goals: lone-Miller, McElligott Fouled out: Wheeler-Potter, lone-none. Total fouls-Wheeler 17, lone 12. A fifth quarter was added to the varsity game to allow the reserves an opportunity to play. Miller led the team with four points. Angie Ball added the other two to end the quar ter, lone 6, Wheeler 2. Ball also led the Cardinals with three rebounds. The Cardinals travel to Echo Friday, 26, for their next league game. Fillies lose to TigerScots „ FAX Sena or R eceive Gazette-Times 676-9228 Morrow County Gun Club meets Jeff Cutsforth, Harvey Child ers, Pat Lovgren and Curtis Cutsforth tied for first in the 16-yard event at the Morrow County Gun Club shoot, held Jan. 21. They each broke 23 out of 25 targets. Second went to Kelwayne Haguewood with a 21. The handicap was led by C. Cutsforth, shooting a 23, followed by Mike Jones, with a 22 . Four Annie Oakleys were played out with Loren Wool- side, C. Cutsforth, Haguewood and Childers each taking a win. Because of the Super Bowl weekend, the Gun Club will open at 10 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 28. . •. - Tina Kemp guards TigerScot player lone picked up seven more points contributed by Angie Ball, Niki Sullivan and Kara Miller. The half ended with lone, 23, Weston-McEwen, 11. In the third quarter, lone added 11 points put up by Dawn Boor, Tori Odinet, Maci Childers and N. Sullivan. lone then led 34-15. Fourth quarter points were scored by Brenda Holtz, Childers, N. Sullivan, Miller and Ball. The game con cluded with lone ahead, 44, to Weston-McEwen, 26. Coach Kelley Swarat said he "dreamed up a new defense and offense" and "w as pleas ed with the skill the team showed in running it and the success the team had using it. It shows definite positive possibilities and 1 think we will work on refining it and improv ing our execution." N. Sullivan and Boor had one of their best scoring games. All of the members of the team put points on the board for the Cardinals. The Fillies traveled to West on-McEwen on Friday night, Jan. 19. The Fillies lost to the TigerScots, 50-41. The girls came out ready to play and gained a quick seven point lead. However, the Fillies began to have ball control pro blems and trouble scoring and the TigerScots soon gained the lead and never looked back. The Fillies trailed by twenty points at the end of the third quarter. The Fillies fought back in the fourth quarter to end on ly nine points down, 41-50. Stormy Howard lead all scor ing with nine points. Tina Ph0,° by J°yce Hughes Kemp added seven, Lori Moel ler and Annie Hisler each add ed five points. Jossie Evans had four, Mindy Binschus, Lexi Matteson and Jill Barber each added three, and Lindsey Waterland had two to round out the scoring. Hisler, Bins chus, Matteson and Barber all had three-point shots which helped to keep the Fillies in the game. Coach John Boyer com mented, "Even when we had trouble scoring and fell behind by twenty at the end of the third quarter, the kids never gave up. I have a lot of respect for our team attitude in those situations." Fillies beat Stanfield Tigers [ Country Rose Craft Sale! Selected craft item s Va Off! M elissa McElligott goes up for two over Helix [ Flower Shop is OPEN! [ Please excuse the dust as remodeling continues! Thank You! We look forward to serving you- ^ Muwwj'i thug 217 North Main Heppner 676-915« « G e n u i n e C h e v r o l e t Remember when your word was your Bond. - You sealed a deal with a handshake - That's still the way we do business today. C O M F O R T A B L E • T R U S T F U L L • H O N E S T • C A R IN G The Largest Volume Chevy Truck Dealer in Eastern Oregon SHERRELL CHEVROLET H erm iston, O re g o n 1 -8 0 0 -5 6 7 -6 4 8 7 N e w C a r S ales U sed C a r C e n ter 5 6 7 -6 4 8 8 5 6 7 -3 9 1 9 \ By Kara Miller The Cardinals hosted Big Sky opponent Helix on Friday, Jan. 19, and the Grizzlies fell to the Cards, 59-17. Suzy Heideman got the opening tip for lone, but com mitted a foul and Helix put the first two points on the board with 7:32 in the first quarter of play. The game started slowly with both teams shooting poor ly and having poor ball control, causing frequent turnovers. Heideman and Jenny Sullivan got called for two fouls each in the first quarter. Melissa Mc Elligott started her scoring with a three-point shot. Second quarter action con tinued with scoring problems, but the Cardinals' foul troubles eased. Then, with a little less than two minutes left in the quarter, aided by their fans' support, the Cardinals started to turn their game around. Kara Miller connected with a three-point shot, Laree Ander son hit a two-point field goal, Heideman hit two from the paint and J. Sullivan also got a field goal to add 11 points to lone's score. The first half clos ed with lone in the lead, 31, to Helix, 14. Heideman started the second half with another shot on target from the paint on a beautiful assist from McElligott. lone held Helix scoreless the third quarter while the Cardinals' J. Sullivan, Heideman, Ander son, Stephanie Haguewood and Brenda Holtz increased lone's lead to 55-14. The re serves played the fourth quart er and the game ended with lone on top, 59, to Helix« 17. The Cardinals' Anderson and J. Sullivan each scored 10 points and Heideman made 12. Haguewood and J. Sullivan each had five assists, while Haguewood and Anderson had four rebounds apiece. Heideman brought down five boards. Stats: Helix (17)-Carr 1 0-0 2; M Schwarz 1 0-0 2; A. Schwarz 2 3-8 7; Ter- jeson 1 1-2 3; Johnson 0 3-4-3, Schroeder, Picard, Thomas. Totals: 5 7-14 17. lone (59)-Boor 1 0-3 2, Anderson 4 2-2 10, Haguewood 3 0-0 6, Odinet 1 0-0 2, Miller 1 0-0 3, McElligott 4 3-4 12, J. Sullivan 5 0-010, Holtz 1 0-0 2, Heideman 6 0-1 12. Childers. N. Sullivan, Ball. Totals: 26 5-10 59 Three-point goals: Miller, McElligott. Fouled out: none Total fouls: Helix 15, lone 17 We Print Business Cards Gazette-Times 6 7 6 -9 2 2 8 Photo by Joyce Hughes Lexi Matteson drives around Stanfield player Saturday, Jan. 20 the Fillies hosted the Stanfield Tigers. The game was low-scoring for both teams and ended up with the final score Fillies 44, Tigers 33. The Fillies looked sluggish on the defensive end of the court, but showed improvements of fensively over the previous night. Stormy Howard scored nine points, Lori Moeller and Jill Barber, eight points each, Tina Kemp, six, Annie Hisler, five, and Toni Kemp, Lindsey Waterland, Lexi Matteson and Jossie Evans each added two points. The next game for the Fillies will be at home on Friday night, Jan. 26, against the Wahtonka Eagles, and travel to Sherman County on Saturday. The Fillies are 3-2 in the league so far. Investment Choices We would like to help you earn more on your investment dollars. * T ax-D eferred A nnuities * Mutual Funds * V ariable A nnuities Call Anda Kay Zastrow with BEO Financial Services at (5 4 1 ) 6 7 6 - 9 1 2 7 to discuss savings alternatives. Anda Kay Zastrow Investment Specialist * • . • • ••• ‘ Grizzlies fall to Cards, 59-17 Annuities are offered through BEO Financial Services, and issued by an insurance company. 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