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EIGHT - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 24, 1999
Mustangs fall to Warriors, 42-22, end season 10-1
By Rick Paullus
T he M o rro w C o u n ty M useum
The Heppner Mustangs'
football season came to an end
on Saturday, November 20, at the
home of the defending 2A
champions, the Amity Warriors,
by a score of 42-22. The
Mustangs ended their successful
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season with a 10 and one record,
f r o m The W eaving G uilds o f O regon
reaching the quarter-finals.
The end also marked the last
D e c e m b e r 4 th ~ 2 4 th
football game for Mustang
seniors: Jake Roy, Michael
Open House
Schonbachler, Levi Geer, Josh
Hill, Clint Bellamy, Corey
Saturday, December 18, from 11 a.m.-3p.m
Miller, Jeff Curnn, Mitch
Mathews,
Matt Van Liew and
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including fiber artist
The Mustangs fell into an early
14-0
hole in the first quarter
Sandra Van Liew o f H eppner
before getting first down on a
Michael Schonbachler eight-yard
run and a Ryan Matteson two-
yard run. Schonbachler picked up
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nine more and Michael McCabe
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ran for a 35-yard gain, but a
clipping penalty brought it back
to k ic k o f f y o u r h o lid a y s e a s o n !
and the Mustangs were forced to
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punt.
and the S entim entalists present their annual
Amity came back to score
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another touchdown and the
Mustangs appeared to be moving
Sunday, D ecem ber 5, at 3 p.m .
the ball, but another penalty
in the old H eppner Ju n io r High auditorium
brought back a 35-yard gain on a
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for a touchdown and a 28-0 lead
late in the second quarter.
The Mustangs took over at their
own 25 and, after the kick-off
at the MC Fairgrounds
and a short pass from Matteson
is now available for
to Craig Scott, McCabe took a
screen pass from Matteson down
the sideline for 67 yards to the
five-yard line of Amity. A four-
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yard run by Scott set up a one-
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yard
touchdown
by
Schonbachler. The two-point
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led, 28-6.
The Mustangs got the ball back
on a fumble recovery by
Matteson just before halftime,
but were unable to move the ball.
Heppner came out fired up in
the third quarter and, after
Schonbachler tackled a Warrior
runner for a six-yard loss, Amity
had to punt for the first time.
The Mustangs couldn't move
the ball, however, and were
forced to punt.
Knowles tackled a Warrior
runner for a five-yard loss to set
up a fourth and long as the
Mustangs held and took over at
their own 19.
Scott took off on a 28-yard run
to get the Mustangs out of a hole,
but the Mustangs couldn't move
the ball and gave it back to
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Amity at mid-field on downs.
• Hie Mustangs’ defense again
played tough as Jake Roy,
Schonbachler and Joe Papine&u
combined to tackle an Amity
runner for a five-yard loss, then
Knowles, Schonbachler and
Papineau combined to sack the
Warriors’ quarterback for a nine-
yard loss to force a punt.
Scott returned the punt 30
yards to the Warrior 30-yard line.
Scott then made a great catch on
a pass from Matteson for an 11 -
yard gain. Matteson then hit
Stefan Matheny for a 19-yard
touchdown pass. McCabe then
took a pass from Matteson for the
two-point conversion to cut the
lead to 28-14 late in the third
quarter.
Amity then put the game out of
reach, marching the ball for two
consecutive touchdowns to take
a 42-14 lead.
The Mustangs wouldn't quit as
they took over at their own 28 for
their final drive of the season.
Scott ran three times for 13
yards, then took a hand-off and
threw a pass back to Matteson
good for 15 yards. On a double
hand-off pitch back to Matteson,
Matteson, just as he was getting
hit, launched a pass to Knowles
good for 41 yards. Scott ran for
one, setting up Schonbachler's
second touchdown of the game
on a one-yard run. McCabe ran
in the conversion to make the
final score 42-22.
The defense was again led by
Schonbachler and Clint Bellamy
with 32 and 21 points
respectfully. Knowles ended up
with 19 and Scott had 14.
McCabe and Matheny each
photo by Joyce Hughes
ended up with 11 points.
Scott had 10 cames for 38 yards
and McCabe had five carries for
32 yards. Schonbachler rushed
seven times for 24 yards and two
touchdowns.
Matteson ended up completing
six of 17 passes for 141 yards
and a touchdown.
McCabe had two receptions for
62 yards and Scott had two
receptions for 24 yards.
Heppner 0 6 8 8-22
Amity
14 14 0 14-42
First Quarter
A-Andrew Haley 18-yard run (Mike
Berkey kick) 8:59
A-Justin Hubbard 11-yard pass from
Ryan Mullins (Berkey kick) 4:46
Second Quarter
A-Tim Isenberg seven-yard pass
from Mullins (Berkey kick) 10:28
A-Hubbard three-yard run (Berkey
kick) 5:34
Hep-Michael Schonbachler one-yard
run (run failed) 4:22
Third Quarter
Hep-Stefan Matheny 19-yard pass
from Ryan Matteson (Michael
McCabe pass from Matteson) 1:36
Fourth Quarter
A-Hawley three-yard run (Berkey
kick) 7:16
A-Hubbard 83-yard run (Berkey kick)
5:43
Hep-Schonbachler one-yard run
(McCabe run) 58.9
Individual Statistics
Rushing Hep-Craig Scott 10-38,
McCabe 5-32, Schonbachler 7-24,
Matteson 5-(-7).
A-Hubbard 22-135, Hawley 17-82,
Morris 3-12, Imlah 1-1, Fertello 3-(-
1), Mullins 3-(-4), C. Walker 1-(-5).
Passing: Hep-Matteson 6-17-1-141,
Scott 1-1-0-15.
A-Mullins 10-12-0-120, Hubbard 1-2-
0-
19.
Receiving: Hep-McCabe 2-62, Scott
2-24, Blake Knowles 1-41, Matheny
1-
19, Matteson 1-15.
A-Hubbard 3-35, Isenberg 3-32,
Hawley 2-31, Walker 2-14, Fertello
1-19.
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Katie Kenny of Heppner and Bret Elithorp, Medford, announce their
engagement to be married.
Katie is the daughter of Joe and Linda Kenny of Heppner. She is a
1998 graduate of Heppner High School and attended Blue Mountain
Community College in Pendleton. She is currently employed by Devin
Oil Company in Heppner.
Bret's parents are James and Barbara Elithorp of Troy, Alabama He
graduated from Oregon Institute of Technology at Klamath Falls in
December 1997. He is currently employed by Oregon Bridges
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The couple plan a January 8, 2000, wedding at St. Patrick’s Catholic
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Addition to Veteran's Program
Matthew Van Liew's name was
omitted from the Heppner
Veteran's Day commemoration
program. He played Taps along
with Darren Van Cleave.
A flyby scheduled to be part of
the commemoration was not
held because the planes had
already
been
committed
elsewhere.
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