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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, March 29, 2000 - THREE M ustang win two at Dufur Loggers defeat Mustangs Mustangs a 3-0 lead. Matheny got the The Heppner Mustang baseball team won two games at Mustangs going in the top of the Dufur on Friday, March 24, to second with a two-out single. even their recored to three and Anthony and McCabe both three on the year. walked and Cutsforth hit a long The Mustangs got solid home run for a grand slam and a pitching from Dylan Pettyjohn, 7-0 lead. with 14 strikeouts and four hits, Travis Bellamy led off to beat the Dufur Rangers, 9-2, in the third, getting on by error, the first game. The Mustangs Pettyjohn walked and Hill then used their bats to win the singled to load the bases. Matheny knocked two runs with second game, 19-1, over Alsea. Stefan Matheny got the a single then Anthony had a two Mustangs going early by getting RBI single. Cutsforth then got on base after a third strike got by on by error to bring home the the catcher and went around to fifth run of the inning, giving the third on a bunt single by Nick Mustangs a 12-0 lead. In the fourth, Pettyjohn Anthony. Anthony moved down to second on a passed ball and reached on a fielder's choice, Matheny came home on another McElligott singled and Matheny passed ball. Kelly Paullus beat tripled to bring both home. out an infield hit to score Anthony had an RBI double then Anthony, giving the Mustangs an came home on McCabe's triple as early 2-0 lead. the Mustangs made it 16-0. The Rangers came back In the fifth, Paullus to score on a run in the bottom of reached on an error and came the first and it stayed that way around to score on a Mike until the top of the fourth when Ferguison double. McElligott Michael McCabe singled and reached on an error to bring stole second. Paullus then tripled home Ferguison, then came to score McCabe to make it 3-1. home as Matheny reached on an Dufur scored an error. unearned run in the bottom half The Mustangs got more of the inning to get within 3-2, good pitching in the second game but the Mustangs exploded for as Matheny went three scoreless five runs in the top of the fifth to innings, giving up no hits and break the game open. getting four strikeouts. Bellamy Josh Hill got on by an pitched two innings in relief, error and Mark McElligott allowing just one hit and an walked. After both runners unearned run with three advanced by a passed ball, strikeouts. Matheny singled to score Hill, Matheny helped himself McElligott scored on a wild pitch out at the plate going four for and Anthony singled to score five with five RBI's and four runs Matheny. McCabe singled, scored. Anthony went three for Anthony scored on a balk, then four with three RBI's and four Stanley Cutsforth doubled to runs scored and McCabe went score McCabe to make it 8-2. two for three with two RBI's, The Mustangs added an Cutsforth had five RBI's. insurance run in the seventh as The Mustangs will be at McCabe doubled, stole third and home on Friday, March 31, scored on a passed ball. against the Riverside Pirates, McCabe ended up three beginning at 3 p.m. for four, scoring three runs, Statistics Anthony went two for three, Heppner 200 150 1-9 9 0 scoring twice and Paullus had Dufur 100 100 0-3 4 3 Dylan Pettyjohn and Kelly Paullus; Lance two RBI's. Lindell, Matt Woods(5) and Josh Lane P e tty j o h n w as W-Pettyjohn. L-Lance Lindell. 2B- o u ts ta y ^ ^ ^ ik iif ^ P |( fty-f$R, Jjiytchjei McC#t«; Stanley Cutsforth(H); Lindell, Luke Lindell (D) in the' second, fourth and sixth JB-Paullus(H). HR- none. innings. Heppner 345 43-19 14 2 The Mustangs struck Alsea 000 10-1 1 7 Stefan Matheny, Travis Bellamy (4) and early against Alsea as Matheny Cutsforth. Paullus (4); Hendrix, Browning led off with a single. Anthony (3) and Smith. W-Matheny. L- Hendrix. had a bunt single, McCabe had 2B- McCabe, Mike Ferguison (H); Hinds (A). an RBI double and Paullus had 3B- Matheny, McCabe (H). HR- an RBI single to give the Cutsforth. By Rick Paullus Carroll College basketball team signs Nikki McElligott Carroll College head women's basketball coach Jim Gross has announced the signing of Nikki McElligott, a senior at lone High School. McElligott averaged 19.2 points per game and 13.7 rebounds per game for coach Dana Heideman at IHS, where she was all-state in both basketball and volleyball. In addition, the 6'2" McElligott averaged four steals per game, 4.7 assists per game and 3.7 blocked shots per game, during * By Rick Paullus The Heppner Mustangs played the Knappa Loggers in Stanfield on Monday, March 20 and lost, 9- 5. The Loggers scored three runs in the top of the first, but the Mus tangs came back with two on a three RBI double by Kelly Paullus. The Loggers came back with three more in the top of the sec ond and one more in the third to take a 7-2 lead. The Mustangs got within 7-4 and 8-5, but couldn’t The Heppner Mustangs trav eled to Boardman on Friday, March 17, and lost to the River side Pirates, 7-3. The Mustangs rallied to tie the game at 3-3 in the top of the fifth, but gave up two runs in the bottom of the fifth and two more in the sixth to suffer their second loss of the season. Stanley Cutsforth went three By Rick Paullus A late start because of the state basketball tournament and several wet days limited the Heppner Mustang baseball team’s time to learn and practice, resulting in a 1-3 record in the early pre-sea son. The Mustangs traveled to The Dalles on Tuesday, March 14 and suffered an 11-10 setback against Wahtonka in a cold, rainy game shortened by darkness. The Mustangs committed eight of their 10 errors in the first two innings and fell behind 9-3. The Mustangs scored six runs in the By Rick Paullus The Heppner Mustangs trav eled to Hermiston on Thursday, March 16, and pounded the Bull dog JVs, 19-7, in five innings on the 10-run rule. The Mustangs took a 9-0 lead in their first at bat and increased it to 15-3 after three to put the game away. Kelly Paullus went three for five with a double, a home run and four RBIs. Stefan Matheny went two for three with three RBIs. Mark Heppner Gasette-Timea McElligott went two for three with two RBIs. Josh Hill went one for two with two RBIs. McCabe went one for two with two RBIs and pitched three no-hit innings with five strikeouts and picked up the win. Statistics Heppner: 9 3 3 3 1 - 19 12 2 Hermiston: 3 0 0 2 2 - 7 5 5 Heppner: McCabe. Cory Bennetto (4), and Allan G ribskov, C u tsfo rth (4); Hermiston: Murray, Peters (1), Malmburg (4) and Harriman. 2B-Pettyjohn, Paullus, Hill, McElligott (Hepp); 3B-none. HR: Paullus (Hepp). Mendenhall (Herm). Greenfield grange plans flea market Greenfield Grange in Boardman will hold a flea market on Friday and Saturday, April 7- 8, from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. The flea market will feature carnival games for kids, a baked foods sale and the Boardman Garden Club plant sale. The kitchen will serve hot dogs, hamburgers, tacos.burritos and pie. Table rentals are $10 a day, two days for $15. For more information, contact Bobbi Peck at 481-7359. Riding Club to hold clean up day Wranglers Riding Club will hold a meeting and a spnng clean-up day on Sunday, April 2 at 12:30 p.m. at the Wrangler Grounds. The club will also schedule the playday dates. New members and ideas are welcome. For more information, contact Judy Eckman, president, 989-8498; Sandy Matthews, vice- president, 676-5490, or Judy Bar ber, treasurer, 676-5037. School conferences set April 3 also pick up their child's report Conferences at lone Schools cards at this time. will be held on Monday, April 3, Conferences will again be from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. "arena style", with teachers Conferences at Heppner High available for conferencing in the School for grades seven-12 will gym. be held: M»i>dqykJApnL3> from yn.Gonzaga irjnjn There will be a break will be Jacob: I'D McElligottt a 11 aj», ,tft .8 pjp., Piirenfe may from 4j5 p.m. Lilli il'J'Xl S /lif i O il |[ sophomore™ from n Jozies-was among the 427 students named to the G onzagaU niversity president's list for fall semester. Students must earn a 3.7 or (5 4 1 ) 4 2 2 -7 2 0 4 o r (5 4 1 ) 4 5 4 -2 0 0 4 better grade-point average to be listed. Gonzaga University is Meeting your spring seed needs with: located in Spokane, WA. Oregon State University Names of students who have made the Scholastic Honor Roll Winter term have been announced by Oregon State University. A total of 430 students earned straight-A (4.0). Another 2,002 C ertified , tr e a te d w ith VITAVAX-RTU earned a B-plus (3.5) or better to make the listing. To be on the w ith o r w ith o u t LINDANE honor roll, students must carry at least 12 graded hours of course Call and reserve your seed for your planting needs now! work. Students on the Honor Roll include: 3.5 or Better: Phillip On April 1st of 'SI a baby boy was born... Spicerkuhn of Heppner, senior, No coincidence indeed, that it was April Fool. science; Brian McElligott, Now this young lad could spin a tale Condon, senior, business; Joseph Lindsay of Lexington, junior, And became class clown of the lone School. agricultural sciences; Robert Bates, post baccalaureate, pre Are you having a little trouble engineering program; Lara E. Trying to figure who this is, so tall and lanky? Fritz, sophomore, pharmacy; Glen K. Moultrie, junior, pre Well, settle back and I'll tell ya true. engineering program, all of The Happy Birthday boy is Franky! Boardman; Richard S. Tovey, senior, liberal arts, Irrigon; H a p p y 4 9 th t o Frai straight-A average: Robert J. Brown, senior, science, Irrigon. PENEWAWA an d Henry Peck Henry Glover Peck of Heppner celebrated his 90th birthday with a dinner with family members. Joining him were his wife, Josie; daughter, Dorothy Tucker of Turner; son Richard with his grandson, Kaid; and son Raymond and his wife Debby. Henry received many gifts and cards from other family members and a special letter from Governor Kitzhaber extending his best wishes on Henry’s birthday. Following is the letter from the governor: Henry Peck March 16, 2000 GREETINGS. As Governor of Oregon, I am for three with a double and a RBI. Dylan Pettyjohn hit a home run pleased to send this birthday and pitched three and a third in greeting on your 90th year. The nings in relief, striking out seven. changes you have seen and your experiences throughout the years Statistics Heppner: 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 - 3 6 5 are a part of the heritage and Boardman: 1 0 2 0 2 2 x - 7 6 2 living history of our state. Heppner: Matheny, Pettyjohn (3) and It is my honor to extend best Gribskov; Riverside: Turner, Camine (4), Rogelstad (6) and Slover. 2B-McElligott, wishes on this very special Cutsforth (Hepp); 3B-none. HR: Pettyjohn occasion. I enjoyed hearing about (Hepp). your birthday and hope that your celebration is full with family and friends. Again, congratulations and may Infantry and will leave for basic training at Fort Benning, Georgia you enjoy many more years and the best that life offers. on July 12, 2000. Bellamy is the son of Sam and Sincerely, Mary Kay Bellamy of Lexington. (s) John A. Kitzhaber, M.D. A pril 1 st - Satu rd ay Installation of Officers at 4 p.m.; Social Hour from 5-6 p.m.; Dinner at 6 p.m.-Barbecue New York Steaks with all the trimmings; Music starting at 8 p.m. with Pull Tilt Audio. A pril 6 th - T hu rsd ay Ladies’ Night: Pat Dougherty and crew. Menu to follow. Dinner will start at 6 p.m. HEPPNER ELKS 358 "W t m Statistics Heppner: 1 2 0 1 6 0 - 10 9 10 The Dalles: 7 2 0 2 0 0 - 1 1 5 8 Heppner: Stefan Matheny, Travis Bellamy (2), Dylan Pettyjohn (5) and Stanley Cutsforth, Kelly Paullus (5); Wahtonka: Velador, Evans (4) and Troxel 2B-Deleon, Troxel (W); 3B-Pettyjohn (Hepp), Troxel (W). HR: Velador (W). ANDERSON SEED her senior season. McElligott, the daughter of Joe and Jerri McElligott, lone, plans to major in a science-related program. "Nikki is not only an outstanding athlete, but an excellent student as well. She plays the game with tremendous enthusiasm on both ends of the court. Her agility and skills allow her to play inside and outside. I expect her to bean impact player in our program," said Gross. Carroll College is located in Helena, MT. <76-9181 top of the fifth to get within 11-10 and had three men on base with no outs in the top of the seventh when the game was called. Dylan Pettyjohn was two for three with a triple and pitched two scoreless innings, striking o u t five W ahtonka batters. Michael McCabe was one for one with two RBIs and scored twice. Josh Hill had a two-RBI single Child Care Resource & how to facilitate the development Referral has announced the of language, creativity and following classes to be held in communication with infants and April: toddlers. Those attending will -Family Child Care Overview learn about toys, games and will be held April 5 from 6:30- materials for infants and toddlers 8:30 p.m. in the Umatilla area. in this interactive class. This This class is required by the training is appropriate for anyone Child Care Division for anyone providing child care in a home or wishing to become a registered a center, as well as for parents. family child care provider and There is a $5 registration fee will include information on and pre-registration is required. recently passed regulations. -Recognizing and Reporting Anyone who is currently doing Child Abuse and Neglect will family child care in their home be held April 15, from 10 a.m.- and is not registered with the noon in the Heppner area. Child Care Division or would This training will cover like more information on this Oregon's mandatory Reporting; topic may call Starla Halverson Law and how to recognize child at the Child Care Resource & abuse and neglect; what happens Referral. when a report is made and what -First by Five Module III: are the decision points and Learning and Cognitive possible outcomes. Development will be held April For more information or to 3, 10, 17 and 24 from 6:30-9 register for any of the classes, p.m. in the Irrigon area. call Child Care Resource & This class is designed to learn Referral at 278-0770 or outside of Pendleton, 1-800-559-5878. Henry Peck Colleges list celebrates 90th honor students BINGO ON WEDNESDAYS! NOW STARTING AT 7:30 p.m. We Print BUSINESS CARDS Statistics Knappa: 3 3 1 0 0 1 1 - 9 8 3 Heppner: 2 0 0 1 1 1 0 - 5 9 5 Knappa: Ledgerwood Ogier (5) and Ogier, Green (5); Heppner: McCabe Pettyjohn (2) and Cutsforth. 2B-Matheny 2, Paullus (Hepp). 3B-none. HR: none M ustangs pound Bulldog JVs Local senior to enter military Cody Bellamy, Lexington, a senior at Heppner High School, has enlisted in the United States Army's Delayed Entry Program (DEP) which allows an individual to join the Army, secure his or her guarantee, and delay their actual departure date for up to 365 days, according to a U.S. Army news release. Staff Sergeant Jeffrey N. Isola, of the U.S. Army Recruiting Station in Pendleton, announces that Bellamy has enlisted in the get over the hump. Stefan Matheny went two for three with a pair of doubles. Kelly Paullus went two for three with a double. Josh Hill went two for three with an RBI and Mark McElligott went two for three with one RBI. Mustangs get off to slow start Mustangs lose to Riverside By Rick Paullus Child care classes offered F n « .* W « T 142 North Main ALPOWA ESTATE AUCTION The Estate of Lola Rhodig and other SUNDAY, APRIL 2, at 11:00 a.m. LOCATION; To Boardman, Oregon, exit onto South Main, go to Kunze Road, turn right one mile to intersection of Paul Smith Road, go south - WATCH FOR SIGNS. LIVING ROOM: small entertainment center, pictures, wall decorations, two nice Curio s, desk, wood tile cabinet, old records, freezer, bookstand, TV, coffee table, beautiful 3-4 foot knick-knack stand, old wood rocker, cabinet with record player, chairs, etc., cabinet full of trinkets and misc glass items KITCHEN: kitchen furnishings and appliances, large upright freezer, table and chairs BEDROOM 1: maple headboard with like-new mattresses, box springs, lamp, comforter, nlte stand, maple desk, six-drawer dresser, rocktop table, eight-drawer dresser with mirrors, small TV. BEDROOM 2: single bed with mattresses and four-drawer dresser, bookcase, sewing machine, TV trays SHOP: old trunk, old radio, washboard, large old vice (New York), ladder, snow blower, old picnic basket, yard tools % OTHER-a small estate has been added to Auction from Stanfield Includes hide-a-bed, roll top desk lamp, records (5 boxes- 1940s), hutch, upright Coronado freezer, three bookcases, dresser, bunk bed set, pictures, miracle key board, microwave, crystal glass, McCoy glass, two stools, computer desk, card table, a large collection of old books, seven boxes yam, mahogany end tables. MOTORCYCLE:: German-made motorcycle (Steyr Daimler Puch) LUNCH LO TS A N D LO TS M O R E ! a v a il a b l e TERMS OF SALE: CASH OR GOOD CHECK, DAY OF SALE. NO ITEM TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. Not responsible for Item sfter it Is sold. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS. "TEAM COLUM BIA" ~ Auctioneer: Paul Kramer PHONE: 541-922-5216
