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* . /âV ' V<, V V-Ä ■■ - . X ' '• ' v ■ *• ■ - J •• Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oreoon Wednesday, October 2, 1996 ..• O ' , ' / • * * •, - * . ^ : - ír > ¡ 'y FIVE lone Cardinals take big win over Wheeler Falcons Ponies win two Heppner Fillies upend Huskies By Dawn Boor By Lonnie Rill The lone Cardinals had a big win over the Wheeler Falcons on Friday, Sept. 20, beating the Falcons, 40-0. The Cardinals started o ff the night with a touchdown by Randy Scott, w ho also ac counted for tw o more of the lone touchdowns. Joe Bacon, K e lly M organ and Jake McElligott also contributed to lone's 40 points, with one touchdown each. Scott had 249 yards rushing, followed by Pete Cantu with 79. The Cardinals also played a home game on Friday, Sept. 27 against rival Dufur Rangers. The Heppner Ponies are off to the races this year in football. They have started off with a 2-0 record after defeating Athena- Weston last Friday evening. They started their season with a defeat over Yoncalla. They will play Umatilla this coming Friday in what should be a good game. The team has quite a few players coming back after their seventh grade year. They have plenty of size and will be a big help to the Mustang program when they get into high school. photo by Dawn Boor Randy Scott goes out for a pass Wheeler GAME STATISTICS 1 M 4 12 0 0 Wheeler lone High School TEAM STATS FIRST DOWNS RUSH.ATT YDS.GN.RUSH YDS.LOST RUSH NET RUSH.YDS PASSES COMP PASSES ATT PASS HAD INTC COMP.PERCENTAGE PASSING YDS FUM.LOST NO.PUNTS RETURN YARDAGE n PENALTIES YDS.PENAL I ZED TOTAL OFFENSE Police Dept, holds Project KidCare FINAL ! o I o j 6 0 3 |- I ° lone High School Wheeler 2 6 36 80 0 80 1 4 1 25.0% 11 0 9 61 13 51 413 0 413 5 8 0 62.5% 105 4 0 113 T he Heppner Fillies used all three games to upend the Sherman County Huskies 15- 11, 16-18. 15-11 on Tuesday, September 24. Game one, the Lady Mustangs held on to an early lead behind the strong serving o f Annie Hisler, 8/8 and Tracy Dickenson, 3/3. The team serving percentage in the first game was 86 percent, while Sherman County tallied 78 percent. The tables were turned in game two. Early on the Huskies were able to gain up to a four point advantage. The Fillies pulled even at 8, then surged ahead to lead 14-9. The Huskies battled back in a scoring frenzy to take the second game, 18-16. Serving ig stats tor for g£ game two again had Tracy Tracy Dick Dickenson at 100 percent but the Lady Mustangs as a team showed only 77 percent, while Sherman County had 81 percent. The Fillies showed what they are made o f in the hotly contested third game. The Lady Mustangs, which averaged a full two inches’ vertical disadvantage, just plain outplayed the Sherman County girls. The crowd saw the serve advantage change hands 28 times, with tne Huskies successful in a sizzling 92 percent o f their serve attempts. Although Kathleen Cireenup (3/3) and Stormy I loward (4/4) were perfect at the serv ice line, the team turned in a dismal 77 percent. Despite their serving woes, the Fillies took the game and the match for their second league victory. For the third time this season, Heppner’ s JV 's came out the victors over Sherman County, winning in two games. 15-12, 15-5. Serv ing has become the JV 's strong suit as they served a red hot 95 percent in game one, with Kim Pointer and Linsey Ropp getting the momentum rolling. Heppner started a totally new line-up in game two and didn't have much o f a chance to play the ball with sophomore Kathleen Greenup ripping o f f 11 straight serves to take an 11-0 lead. Pointer finished the match o f f with points 14 and 15. Heppner controlled the game and finished with a whopping 91 percent service rate by making 38/42 attempts. C-team did not have an opportunity to play since Snerman County is unable to field a third team. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS NET YDS Joe Bacon Randy Scott Mark McElligott Pete Cantu Allan Gribskov PASSING 10 24 6 6 5 36 249 34 79 13 0 0 0 0 0 38 249 34 79 13 COMP ATT I NT YDS Mark McElligott 5 6 0 105 PASS RECEIVING CATCHES Randy Scott Jake McElligott Dan Scott 1 3 1 51 32 22 PAT-2 TD SCORING 1 3 1 1 Joe Bacon Randy Scott Kelly Morgan Jake McElligott YDS 0 1 0 TD.CATCH DROPS 0 1 0 PAT-1 RUSH.TD 3.8 10.4 5.7 13.2 2.6 % T D .PASS 62.5 1 AVE/CAT 0 0 0 51.0 10.7 22.0 FG SAFETY 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 POINTS 6 s v KICK-OFFS Jake McElligott Pete Cantu KICK-OFF RETURNS Pete Cantu YDS 5 2 137 76 KOR YDS ; 1 21 0 21.0 ATT YDS BLK AVE Heppner Police officer Mike Sweek weighs and measures six-year- old Megan Orr during the Project KidCare Photo ID event. AVE TD.RET Randy Scott Pete Cantu PR YDS 1 5 8 64 I NT F.REC TURNOVERS 1 0 ......... ■■■■■■■><> Kelly Morgan A.T U.T TACKLES AVE TD.RET 8.0 0 0 TD.RET BLK.K 1 0 YDS.RET T .LOSS ' , -, V ' A s - j 'I V > ; J j • 2 ■ - v - 1 . - « •*% .»• \ '• . 'V. . - . .. . n - - ' o* ' 1 .V- j -> ' 1 -V . . t . , ~ « •„ -1 V v ~ ” V, v < / , 1 j h.--» *-'• . . • 'V N * * I I 1 ^ 1 ■■■ *.- 1 -, * -«-V 20 mmmxa mmmmm* PTS ' G- ■ V - .* . In the event that a child is lost or kidnapped, parents will have current data and a recent photo of their child, said Hepp ner Police Chief Doug Rathbun. Rathbun says that parents still wishing to have their child participate in the program may stop by the police office. The service is free. Elementary school children were weighed, measured and photographed Monday, Sept. 30, as part of the KidCare Photo ID event, sponsored by the Heppner Police Dept., Oregon Association of Police and Oregon Together. ======*=** NONE ON FILE PUNT RETURNS - A.r * " ■ * , • * .- - >*. •« 27.4 38.0 0 0 .• » . „ AVE E .ZONE ATT • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■ a PUNTS * W a te rc o lo r w o rk s h o p h e ld in H e p p n e r YDS.LOST Joe Bacon Randy Scott Kelly Morgan Will Parm Jacob Taylor Marc Orem Jake McElligott Ryan Bennetto Dan Scott Pete Cantu Allan Gribskov Jim Sullivan Wes Young J • ->* r, . - • —w>*.. ' Come Share W ith Us at Willow Creek Baptist Church photo by Joyce Hughes * . ** Heppner’s Lori Moeller goes for the spike K • -I . ' -4. « . ■ - * » .** „ C. . - . ' * •* V “ • V. -* v". * * a • - .3 •■ . - -• - , ' ■ A HILARIOUS ONE-MAN PLAY BY HUMOR WRITER Bonney Lamb, Watercolor Society of Oregon education chairman, assists Katherine Dale, Heppner, at a watercolor workshop held Oct. 1-2 at the Morrow County Fairgrounds annex building. 560 North Minor F o r M ustangs M om s ir F an s We have Traditional Homecoming Football Mum Corsages PATRICK F. McMANUS 1$ COMING TO BOARDMAN The nationally lav«4 humorist, author of bo»t toller» like "THEV SHOOT CANOES, DON'T THEY?" an4 "REAL PONIES DON'T GO OINK” hat adapted publithed and enpeblithed ttorioi to erooto: 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. 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