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TEN - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 10, 2000 Mustangs sweep Stanfield in non-league doubleheader a 2-1 lead in the bottom half, but The Heppner Mustangs trav the Mustangs came back to take eled to Stanfield on Saturday, May the lead for good with three runs 6 for a non-league doubleheader in the second. Dylan Pettyjohn singled and and won both games, 15-4 in five went to third on Mark McElligott’s innings and 15-8. The wins im single. McElligott stole second and prove the M ustangs’ overall Matheny hit a sacrifice fly to score record to 11-8 on the year. Heppner will host the Pilot Rock Pettyjohn. Anthony walked and Rockets in a Columbia Basin Con went to second on a passed ball. ference doubleheader on Satur McCabe singled to score day, May 13, with first place on McElligott and Anthony. In the third, Paullus led off w ith the line. a single and came around to third The Mustangs got off to a slow as Gribskov reached on an error. start in the first game as the Ti Hill doubled to score Paullus w hile gers took a 2-0 lead in the second Gnbskov scored on a Pettyjohn without the benefit of a hit. Josh Hill led off the third with single. McElligott hit a sacrifice a double, was bunted over to third fly to score Hill, and Matheny hit by Travis Bellamy and scored as a sacrifice fly to score Pettyjohn. Zac Fabian reached on an error. Anthony walked, McCabe In the fourth, Michael McCabe reached on an error and Cutsforth led off with a walk, followed by also reached on an error, scoring walks to Stanley Cutsforth and Anthony. McCabe scored on a Kelly Paullus to load the bases. passed ball and Paullus doubled Allan Gribskov singled to score to score Cutsforth. Hill singled to McCabe and Cutsforth, while score Paullus and the Mustangs Paullus scored as Hill reached on led 12-2 after three. In the fourth, Anthony singled an error. Fabian singled to score and went to third on McCabe’s Gnbskov and Hill as the Mustangs single and scored on a single by took a 6-2 lead. Fabian and the Mustangs had The Mustangs scored nine what seemed to be a comfortable more in the fifth to put the game away. McCabe reached on an 13-2 lead. But Stanfield came back w ith error and Cutsforth and Paullus walked to lead the bases. Gnbskov six runs in the bottom half to nar then doubled to deep left-center row the lead to 13-8. In the sixth, McElligott reached to clear the bases and Hill doubled to score Gribskov. Bellamy and first on a strike that got away from Fabian both walked to lead the the catcher and reached third on bases again. Stefan Matheny then A nthony’s double. McCabe singled to score Hill. Nick An walked to lead the bases and thony hit into a fielder’s choice, Fabian hit a two-RBI single to but McCabe singled to score both make it 15-8. Josh Winters came in to pitch Fabian and Matheny. Anthony scored on a passed ball and, after in the fifth and shut the Tigers Cutsforth and Donald Adams both down, allowing just two hits in the walked, Brad Adams hit a sacri seventh but struck out the side to fice fly to score McCabe and end the game. Anthony went 2-2 with a make it 15-3. double and scored five times. •The Tigers added a run in the Fabian went 2-2 with three RBIs. fifth but it wasn't enough as the Hill went 2-3 with a double and game ended on the 10-run rule. Gnbskov was 2-3 with a double two RBIs. Paullus went 2-3 with and five RBIs. Hill was 2-3 with a double and an RBI. McCabe two doubles and scored three runs. went 2-4 with two RBIs and Fabian went 1-2 with two RBIs Pettyjohn went 2-5. Statistics and Paullus went 1-1 w ith a double First game. and he scored twice. McCabe had Heppner-0 0 1 5 9-15 9 1 Stanfield- 0 2 0 1 1-4 4 3 two RBIs and scored three times. Matheny, Travis Bellamy (5) Cutsforth walked three times and and Stefan Allan Gnbskov, Brad Adams (5); Gra scored twice. ham, Yunker (4), Flemmer (5) and Pollick. Matheny went four innings to W-Matheny. L-Yunker 2B-Josh Hill 2, Kelly Paullus, Gribskov (H); Pollick (S). 3-B- pick up the win, allow ing just tw o none. HR-none hits and striking out five. Second game: Heppner- 1 3 8 1 0 2 0-15 14 1 In the second game, Anthony Stanfield-2 0 0 6 0 0 0-8 9 8 walked with one out in the first Michael McCabe, Bellamy (4), Josh and came around to score on Winters (5) and Gribskov, B. Adams (4); Pollick and McQuown. W-McCabe, L- passed balls. Pollick 2B-Nick Anthony, Hill, Paullus (H); The Tigers came back to take Pollick 2, Yunker (S). 3B-none. HR-none. By Rick Paullus lone takes on Echo Cougars lone tennis teams took on the Echo Cougars on Saturday, May 6. The Lady Cardinals split with the Echo women with each winning three matches. Caitlm Orem fell to Challis Buck, 3-8. Orem then doubled back to play Stacie Garcia, totally dominating Garcia with a 8-1 win. Samantha Wilhelm was defeated, 2-8, by Kim Holben but rallied back in a second match to defeat Kayla Clifton, 8-3. Allison Halvorsen and Molly Barrow had difficulty overthrowing their opponents, Jennie Lewis and Wendy Holben. Halvorsen-Barrow lost to Echo, 2-8. Halvorsen then teamed up with Shelby Krebs to oust Allison Allstott and Stacie Garcia, 8-1. lone men posted two wins out of six matches. Aaron Tworek battled to win four games before succumbing to Shane Clifton, 4- 8. Derek Campbell lost to Aaron Brown, 0-8. Campbell then teamed up with Steve Crum to defeat Aaron Brown and Carl Allstott, 8-7, in a doubles match. David Mansfeld battled against John Magana but lost 5-8. Mansfeld doubled up with Jeremiah McElligott and easily defeated Jesse Belyea and Shane Clifton, 85. Steve Crum and Karl Morgan played their best match of the season and tied the score at 8-8 with John Magana and Carl Allstott, Crum-Morgan lost the tie breaker score 4-7. Anda Kay Xastrow F in a n c ia l A dvisor BEO Financial Services a department ot Bar* c t lasterr Ones»' Phone: 6 7 6 -9 1 2 7 • Not FDIC Insured • No Bank Guarantee • May Lose Value Insurance products are offered through BEO Financial Services, a department of Bank of Eastern Oregon and issued by licensed insurance Companies Securities products are offered by Royal Alliance A sso cia te s. Inc , registered B roker- Dealer member NASD/SiPC Royal A lli ance Associates me is not an affiliate of the Bank, its divisions or subsidiaries i lone’s tennis teams traveled to Umatilla on Tuesday, May 2, to wage a battle against the Vikings on the court. lone walked away with five matches while Umatilla posted 10 wins. Caitlm Orem lost to Blanca Mendoza, 4-8. Salli McElligott used her skills to defeat Heather Rassmussen, 8-5. Sheena Christman worked hard to secure a win, 8-6, against Local player selected for Junior Olympic Mariana White. Christman's match remained tight throughout and both girls were extremely tired, but Christman dug deep to concentrate on her hits to secure the victory. Samantha Wilhelm lost to Jennie Pack, 6-8. Erin Crowell and Molly Barrow lost to Mayra Robledo and Ashley Lee, 1-8. Allison Halvorsen and Shelby Krebs had a close match, 7-9, against Mariana White and Karlyn Masters. Salli McElligott and Caitlm Orem doubled up to defeat Patty Mendoza and Hanna Baker, 8-4. Jeremy Rietmann lost to John Routson, 1-8. Aaron Tworek was defeated by Bill McCorkle, 0-8. Derek Campbell was unable to obtain a win against Jack Hess, losing with a score of 2-8. Adam Neiffer challenged Adrian Polomino to a match and did an outstanding job in the singles match. Neiffer hit balls with his back to the net, covered the court well, hit hard returns off of monstrous serves and played a well rounded game but was unable to win the tie-breaker with a score of 1-7 for a 8-9 score. The duo of Adam Neiffer and Adam McCabe were easily defeated by Adrian Polomino and John Routson, 0-8. Cameron Krebs and David Mansfeld had a tough loss against, Paul Valle and Jose Rico, 8-9. Krebs and Mansfeld posted a 5-7 tiebreaker score. Jeremiah McElligott and Colin McElligott easily defeated Jeff McConnell and Bruno Ybarra, 8-5. Karl Morgan and David Mansfeld defeated Jack Hess and Jose Rico, 8-5. a Erin Crowell runs down a backhand return lone teams short on wins vs Weston-McEwen Stefan Matheny Stefan Matheny recently participated in a try-out at Oregon State University in which he was selected to a roster of 15 players for the Baseball Oregon USA Junior Olympic Team. He will compete in a 64 team tournament in Tucson, AZ, at the Major League Training Facilities in June. Stefan is a sophomore at Heppner High School and is currently playing varsity ball for the Mustangs. He is the son of Dave and Patty Matheny of Lexington. Whitetop alert issued Whitetop, sometimes referred to as Hoary Cress, was recently added to the Morrow County "A" list of noxious weeds. "This rhizomatous perennial weed can be a serious problem when allowed to infest alfalfa, other field crops and rangeland pastures," said Dave Pranger, Morrow County Weed Control office. "It is a serious problem already in Baker County and has caused significant economic losses in that area." Whitetop grows to a height of 1-2 feet with a showy white flower head and is currently in the bloom stage where it is easy to locate and identify. It starts mainly along riparian areas or irrigated fields and spreads from there. There are no biological controls currently available for this weed and mowing or digging it up will not get rid of it unless the entire root system is removed. The most effective control is early detection and chemical control with a product called Escort, said Pranger. Special attention should be taken to label directions in crop situations however, he s»id. Anyone with questions regarding this weed or any other noxious weeds should contact the M o tto w County Weed Control office at 989-9502. Jeremy Rietmann had a great lone men and women tennis teams were short on wins against service match against Brander Weston McEwen. lone had three Richmond. Rietmann overthrew wins while Weston brought in Richmond with a score of 8-4. seven winning matches. Aaron Tworek worked hard Freshman Caitlin Orem was hitting through his strokes, but paired against a much more came up shy of a win against Ben experienced player, Denise Winn, losing with a score of 1-8. Bauman. Bauman, a senior, Derek Campbell played one of defeated Orem, 8-1. Salli his best matches of the season McElligott was unable to secure against Daniel Schuld. Campbell a game against Renee Robertson, covered the court well and put up losing her match, 0-8. Samantha an enormous battle before falling Wilhelm lost her match against a to Schuld, 6-8. Adam McCabe more seasoned player, Amber and Adam Neiffer were unable to Gillworth, 1-8. Erin Crowell overthrow their opponents, and Molly Barrow conquered Travis Glover and Jason their opponents, Jeamne Peterson. Neiffer-McCabe both Huntsman and Ashley Tubbs, 9- had some nice slams at the net 8, with a tie-breaker score of 7-2. and were quick in getting the Team Crowell-Barrow displayed returns, but Glover-Peterson took smart ball placement to secure the match, 2-8. Cameron Krebs their win. Shelby Krebs and paired up with Colin McElligott Allison Halvorsen lost a close to secure a win, 8-1, against match, 6-8, to Jen Williams and Roger Bauman and Daniel Nicole Reed. Halvorsen had an Schuld. Krebs did an excellent excellent match at the net, while job at the net while McElligott Krebs was quick in the backcourt had outstanding coverage in the backcourt. to send back hard, crisp returns. C i\e BMCC scholarships applications Applications are now available for the Blue Mountain Community College Foundation, Oregon Community Foundation, Fair Share and Pendleton Credit Union scholarships. One application gives full-time students access to 71 scholarships. Applications are due on Monday, May 15. Applications are available at the financial aid office or on the Blue Mountain Community C o lle g e w eb s ite (www.bmcc.cc.or.us). For more information contact Cristina Sweek, financial aid, 541/278-5790, or Karen Hill, foundation, 541/278-5775. Steve Crum Samantha Wilhelm M arriage Licenses The Morrow County Clerk’s office at the courthouse in Heppner reports issuing the fol lowing manage licenses: May 1 : Rafael Acosta Vega, 34, Hermiston; and Adafine Elisa Bejarano, 36, Hermiston. May 3: Vernon Shad Jeffreys, 32, Lexington; and Beth Mane Backlund, 28, Lex ington. KLAMATH FIRST FEDERAL All-In-One Construction Loans Clip out this coupon and build savings into your new home! fgfyom /fó andón... DID YOU KNOW? You cun d iv id e y o u r money between ft T ra dition al a n d Roth IRA each year. lone tennis teams compete against Umatilla / 923-/999 $ 100 off the closing costs of your Klamath First Federal A lM n-O ne Construction Loan is Phillip Hoon at the time of his graduation from OSU with a major in Agriculture. Alter school, Phillip continued his family tradition of farming in Umapine. Phillip was intrigued with local history all of his life. 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