Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 2, 2000 - THREE
> 15-year-old Babe Ruth team 3rd at district
Tr-County 15 year old Bab« Ruth team: Back row L-R: Chuck Harries manager (Irrlgon), Andrew Rietmann
(lone), Robert Whalen (Heppner), Adam Bergstrom (Heppner), Jacob Flemmer (Stanfield), Brad Adams
(Heppner), Riley Anderson (Condon), Scott Messenger (Condon), Steve Shelter coach (Umatilla). Front
row L-R: Tyson Carey (Irrlgon), Juan Zauala (Boardman), Josh Winters (Heppner), Chuy Perches
(Stanfield), David Bednar (Condon), Donald Adams (Heppner), A.J. McQuown (Stanfield), Mitch bat boy
from Hermiston. Not pictured: Frankie Lexama (Boardman).
win the Tri-County team
advanced to play again on
Monday, July 17, at 5 p.m.
The Tri-County 15-year-old
Babe Ruth team took two wins
for third place at the North
Oregon District 6 Babe Ruth
tournament.
Opening ceremonies for the
tournament were held on Friday,
July 14, at 3 p.m. in Hermiston
at Weber Field. Six teams
competed in the tournament.
The first game started Friday,
July 14, at 5 p.m. between Tri-
County and Pendleton Nationals.
The Tn-County team came out
cold and had a rough first game,
losing 24-2.
Josh Winters, Donald Adams,
Tyson Carey and Jacob Flemmer
each had a hit and Winters and
Carey each scored a run.
Pendleton Americans 102 000 0 _3 3 4
Tri-County 620 000 x _ 8 9 1
Matt Fairbanks and Justin Northern, Alex
Shiller (4); Adam Bergstrom, Brad Adams
(4), Chuy Perches (7) and Brad Adams.
Al
McQuown
(4);
W-Bergstrom;
Lfairbanks: 2B-Bergstrom (TC): 3B-Brad
Adams (TC); HR-none.
The game on Monday saw a
match up between Tri-County
and Blue Mountain Nationals.
This was a close and hard fought
game for both teams with Tri-
County coming out on top 6-4.
Tri-County came out strong and
scored one run in the first inning
and four more in the third to have
a 5-0 lead. Blue Mountain scored
one in the fourth inning and came
close with three runs in the fifth.
Tri-County added one more run
in the seventh inning to seal the
victory. Jacob Flemmer was 3 for
4 with three RBI to lead the 11-
hit Tri-County attack. Josh
Winters and Bfad Adams were
both 2 for 3 with two runs
scored.
Pendleton Nationals 329 28 _24 12 0
Tri-County
000 11 _ 2 4 9
David Bednar, Adam Bergstrom (3), Josh
Winters (4) and Brad Adams: 2B JD
Houle (PN) 3B-none; Hmone.
This left the Tri-County team
to fight its way along the loser
' ^ f t ^ ' ^ ^ a c k ^ i t h ' i bye
until SvmdtQy Jul*$6, at 5 p.m.
to play the Pendleton Americans.
This game was much better for
the Tri-County team. They
scored six runs in the bottom of
the first inning and never looked
back,
defeating
Pendleton
Americans, 8-3, in another loser-
out game.
Tri-County pitchers Adam
Bergstrom, Brad Adams and
Chuy
Perches
held
the
Americans to two hits in the
game. David Bednar and Perches
were both 2 for 3, Adams was 2
for 4 with a double, and
Bergstrom had a triple. With this
the rested Pendleton Nationals.
The Tri-County team played hard
and had hits from Brad Adams
and Donald Adams. Tri-County
had trouble getting runners on
base.
Tri-County lost to
Pendleton Nationals 14-0 and
placed third in the tournament.
Team members included: Josh
Winters, Donald Adams, Robert
Whalen, Adam Bergstrom and
Brad Adams, all Heppner;
Andrew Rietmann, lone; Juan
Zauala, Boardman;
David
Bednar, Riley Anderson and
Scott Messenger, all Condon;
Cuy Perches, A.J. McQuown and
Jacob Flemmer, all Stanfield;
Tyson Carey and Frankie
Lexama. Coach was Steve
Sheller, Umatilla, and manager
was Chuck Hames, Hermiston.
Teams participating in addition
to the Tri-County team were the
Hermiston
Nationals,
the
Pendleton Nationals, the Blue
Mountain
Nationals,
the
Columbia River Gorge Nationals
and the Pendleton Americans
Tri-County 104 000 1 _ 6 9 2
Blue Mountain 000_130 0 _ 4 5 4
David Bednar, Chuy Perches (6) and
Brad Adams: Jose Sandoval, Erid Delph
(4) and Zack Johnson, Ruben AJferez: W-
Bednar: Lsandoval: 2B-Grad Adams (TC)
3B-none;HR- none.
This win sent the Tri-County
team to the semi-finals and a
rematch with the Pendleton
Nationals who had been defeated
earlier in the weekend by
Hermiston Nationals. The game
was played at 8 p.m. on Monday,
July 17. Playing back- to-back
games, the Tri-County team had
a hard time getting going against
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Shrine Game news release. The
starting team has been cast,
coaches assigned, and officials
have been named.
Summer McGuffin of Vale is
the East Queen and Shelby
Waliser of Union will represent
the West.
Player pick-up will be at the
Valu-Inn in Oregon City on
August 4. After a tour of the
Portland Hospital the entourage
will have lunch at The Dalles and
then travel to Eastern Oregon
University in La Grande for a
seven-day practice camp. A
barbecue for players and their
families is held at the end of the
practice session.
On Saturday morning the
Cattlemen's and Cattlewomcn's
Associations sponsor a "breakfast
in the park,” starting at 7 a.m. At
10 a.m. the annual Shrine Parade
will tour the downtown area. Pre­
game activities will begin at 6
p.m. with the introduction of
dignitaries from five Shnne
Center jurisdictions. The the
usual steer auction will be held at
half time. Program books of the
2000 event will be on sale and
ticket sales will continue at the
gate.
Net proceeds of these events go
to support Shrine Hospitals of
North America.
Clint Bellamy, Lexington, a
2000 graduate o f Heppner
High School, has been selected
as this year's Shrine game
delegate.
Michael
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History will be made at the
East-West 2000 game in Baker
City on August 12 when Odin
Miller of Union presents himself
on the field. So, what's so special
about that? Odin will be the first
Shnner in the history of the East-
West ever to play in the Shrine
game.
Odin, a 3.95 gpa. graduate of
Union High School, received his
Master Mason degree on July 15.
On July 22 he became a 32°
Scottish Rite Mason and on the
same day the obligations of the
Shnne were conferred upon him.
Odin's father, Ed Miller, played
in the East-West game in 1962,
also representing Union High
School and has since received his
Masonic
Degrees.
Odin's
grandfather, the original Odm
Miller, is a Shriner of long
standing.
Odin's head football coach,
Wayne Herron, has received his
Masonic degrees and is looking
forward to becoming a Shriner.
Herron played in the East-West
game in 1979 and coached the
West Team in 1998,
Jim Taylor, principal of Union
High School, has also played in
the Montana Shrine Football
Game. Taylor is a Master Mason
with his Shrine affiliation forth
coming.
Mike Wood of Union,
superintendent of Union High
School, has received his degrees
in Masonry. Wood coached the
East Team in 1987.
All else is in order for this
year's game, according to a
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A schedule of upcoming
Morrow County School District
meetings has been released by
the district.
Following is the meeting
calendar:
August 14-A.C. Houghton
Elementary, Irrigon;
September 11-Heppner High
School;
October 9-Riverside High
School, Boardman;
November 13-District office;
December 11 -Columbia Middle
School, Irrigon;
January 8-Heppner Elementary
School;
February 12-Sam Boardman
Elementary, Boardman;
March 12-Ione High School;
April 9-Columbia Middle
School;
May 14-District Office;
June 11-Riverside High School.
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