Heppner oazette - 1 imes, Heppner, uregon Wednesday, May 22, 2002
J Vs shut out Rockets, 7-0
By Rick Paullus
The Heppner Mustang JV
baseball team wrapped up their
season with a 7-0 win over the
visiting Pilot Rock Rockets on
Monday, May 13. They ended up
with a 10 and 2 record for the
year.
The Mustangs scored first in
a pitcher’s duel as John Franswa
singled with one out in the third
inning, was moved to second on
a sacrifice bunt by Aaron Lueck
and scored on a single by Jode
Coil.
They added another run in the
fourth when Luke Murray led off
with a single, went to third as
Connor Kilkenny reached on an
error and scored on a perfect
squeeze bunt by Ben Turrell.
In the fifth, the Mustangs
added four more when Lueck sin
gled, Coil reached on an error,
Kiel Naims singled and Chuy
Elguezabal hit a grand slam to
right field to make it 6-0.
The Mustangs added one
more in the sixth when Lueck
reached on an infield single with
two outs, stole second and scored
on Coil’s single.
Josh Gutierrez pitched four
innings of no-hit ball to pick up the
win, striking out three and walk
ing none. Coil pitched three in
nings, allowing one hit while walk
ing two.
Lueck went two for two with
two runs scored, Coil went two
for four with two RBIs, Naims
went two for four and Elguezabal
went one for three with four RBIs.
Statistics
Pilot Rock: 000 000 0-0 1 4
Heppner: 001 141 x-7 9 1
Williams and Beckwith; Josh
Gutierrez, Jode Coil (5 ) and John
Franswa. W-Gutierrez. L-Will-
iams. 2B: Pilot Rock-Gillespie.
3B-none. HR: Heppner-Chuy
Elguezabal
Mustangs win two at District
By Rick Paullus
The Heppner Mustang base
ball team won two games at the
District 7 2A tournament on Sat
urday, May 18 at The Dalles, tak
ing the second seed into the state
playoffs. They beat the Wahtonka
Eagles, 11 -6, in the first game and
followed that up with a 9-0 win
over the third-ranked Culver Bull
dogs behind the no-hit pitching of
senior Michael McCabe.
Condon won the first game,
3-1, in eight innings over the Bull
dogs to take the top seed and will
host the Knappa Loggers in the
first round. The Mustangs will
travel to Regis to take on the de
fending champion and number-
one ranked Rams on Wednesday,
May 22.
The Mustangs, now 21 and 6
on the year, spotted the Eagles a
2-0 lead before getting their of
fense going in the top of the sec
ond inning. Travis Bellamy singled,
Kelly Paullus sacrificed him to
second. Josh Winters and Luke
Murray walked, Stefan Matheny
was hit by a pitch to score a run
and Michael McCabe doubled
down the third baseline to score
two more and give the Mustangs
a 3-2 lead. *
They added three more in the
third when Bellamy walked,
Paullus reached on an error, Win
ters had a sacrifice bunt, Murray
walked, Chuy Elguezabal was hit
by a pitch to score one, Matheny
had an RBI single and Brad
Adams walked to score another
run and make it 6-2.
The Mustangs tacked on an
other three runs in the fourth
when Paullus doubled. Winters
and Murray walked, Paullus and
Winters scored on wild pitches
and Murray scored as Elguezabal
grounded out.
The Eagles scored single runs
in the fourth and fifth, but the
Mustangs came back with a run
in the sixth as Paullus tripled and
scored on a bunt by Winters.
The Eagles wouldn't go away
though. Scoring two runs in the
bottom of the sixth, they had the
bases loaded, but Paullus picked
off the runner at first for the third
out to get the Mustangs out of a
jam.
The Mustangs scored their fi
nal run in the seventh when
McCabe singled, Adams and Bil
ly Gates walked and Bellamy
grounded out to score McCabe.
Gates pitched a perfect sev
enth inning as the Mustangs took
the win, giving them another game.
Sew Happy 4-H
By Sherilyn Peck, reporter
The “Sew Happy” 4-H
club’s sixth meeting was held at
leader Sharon Lewis’s house.
The club made “Layers of Love”
chocolate bars.
Kaylee
Helfrecht brought the recipe.
The bar cookies were very
gooey and good, said club
members.
The club learned to read
the instructions thoroughly
before starting.
All members attended
the meeting. Next month the
club will start sewing projects.
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Mustangs wrap up season with win
Cardinal Booster Club meets
on an error to score another run,
Gates had an RBI single, Bellamy
By Rick Paullus
blasted a three-run homerun to
The H eppner M ustangs
right-centerfield, Paullus and
wrapped up the regular season Conor Kilkenny reached on er
with an 18-0 win over the visiting rors and Murray reached on a
Umatilla Vikings on Tuesday, May fielder’s choice to score Paullus
14, to end up 13 and 2 in the Co and make the score 18-0.
lumbia Basin Conference East
Five different pitchers for the
Division, in second place, and 19 Mustangs allowed just one hit and
and 5 overall. It also marked the four walked while striking out
last regular season home game eight, including three by Kilkenny
for the four seniors-M ichael
in the fifth to pick up the win.
McCabe, Travis Bellamy, Stefan
Bellamy led the Mustangs at
Matheny and Kelly Paullus.
the plate, having a huge day by
The Mustangs got on the going three for four with six RBIs
board early by scoring four runs and scoring three runs with two
in the first as Chuy Elguezabal led doubles and a homerun. Matheny
off by getting hit by a pitch and went two for two with two RBIs
coming around to score on a dou and two runs scored. Gates went
ble by Matheny. McCabe walked, two for four with two RBIs and
stole second and came around to two runs scored. Paullus and
score on Bellamy’s double, and Elguezabal each scored twice and
Bellam y scored as Paullus
Murray went one for two with two
reached on an error.
RBIs.
They put the game away in
Statistics
the fourth by exploding for 14
Umatilla: 000 00-0 1 5
runs. Matheny and Brad Adams
Heppner: 400 14x-18 12 0
walked, Billy gates had an RBI
John Ellwanter, Brandon Fig
single, Bellamy scored two with (4 ) and Cam Brittian; Stefan
a double, Paullus walked. Josh
Matheny, Michael McCabe (2),
Winters had an RBI double and
Billy Gates (3), Josh Winters (4),
Luke Murray, Elguezabal and Conor Kilkenny (5 ) and Kelly
Matheny each had RBI singles.
Paullus. W -Kilkenny. L-
McCabe walked, Adams reached Ellwanger. 2B: Heppner-Travis
Bellamy (2), Matheny. Winters.
3B-none. HR-Bellamy.
lone Cardinal Booster Club
met Wednesday, May 8, at the
lone High School library, with 10
members present.
A thank you note from Adam
Neiffer for the donation to the
football all-star program was
read. The club also received a
thank you note from Shannon
Clay for the donation to help her
with expenses attending the state
geography bee.
The club agreed to only make
academic state championship
signs when the team w ins for all
levels,
1A-4A. The 1A
championship sign in the gym will
be used to make one o f the
academic state championship
tennis signs. The academic signs
in the gym will be moved because
there is no longer enough space
for them.
The package membership
letters to individuals and
businesses were approved.
Debbie Radie will make address
labels for the letters to individuals
outside the school system. Cathy
McCabe will make labels for
school families. Letters will be
sent to all businesses in the area.
Community calendars will not be
included in the family package
deals.
Paullus went three for four
with a double, triple and three runs
scored, Matheny went two for
four with two RBIs, McCabe
went two for five with a double
and two RBIs, Bellamy went two
for four with an RBI and Murray
scored three runs.
Elguezabal pitched five in
nings to pick up the win, getting
outstanding help from the de
fense.
The Mustangs broke a score
less tie against Culver in the top
of the third, getting four runs
when Winters walked, went to
second on a passed ball and
scored on M urray’s single.
Elguezabal singled, Matheny
drove in two with a single and
scored on McCabe’s double to
deep left-centerfield.
They added three more in the
fourth when W inters and
Elguezabal singled; Matheny
brought both home with a double
and scored as McCabe reached
It is probably safe to say that Justin Raver and Tyler Robinson
on an error.
had a pretty good day at the Bike Rodeo on May 11.
The Mustangs added two in
Not only did the two boys get to join other area youth in
surance runs in the sixth when watching the National Redline Freestyle team perform, but they also
Murray walked, Elguezabal sin went home with the two grand prizes.
gled, Matheny walked, Murray
Justin Raver, son of Darrell and Tina Raver of Heppner and
scored on a w ild pitch and
Dee Ann Raver, won a bike and Tyler Robinson, son of Sharon Robinson
Elguezabal scored on McCabe’s of Heppner won a scooter.
groundout.
Wal Mart donated the two prizes, along with many others.
McCabe finished with 12
strikeouts, no hits, four walks and
got more outstanding defensive
help, especially from Donald
Adams in centerfield, who made
some highlight reel catches.
Starting June 10, Oregon
John Marcus Logan, 90, died
Matheny went three for three
Department
o f Transportation
Thursday, May 16, 2002, at his
with four RBIs, Elguezabal went
m
ain
ten
an
ce
crew s w ill be
ranch home between Arlington
three for four with three runs
performing
chip
seal operations
and lone.
at
various
locations
in Morrow
Graveside service was held
scored, McCabe went two for
C
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.
M
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to
ris
ts m ay
four with two RBIs and Winters Saturday, May 18, 2002, at the
experience
delays
up to 2 0
Arlington
Cemetery
in
Arlington.
and M urray each scored two
minutes
as
flaggers
and
pilot cars
Mr.
Logan
was
bom
on
the
runs.
d
ire
c
t
tra
ffic
th
ro
u
g h the
family
ranch
near
Cecil
on
May
Statistics
pavement
resurfacing
zones
listed
19,
1911,
to
parents
Leon
and
Game One
below.
Hattie
Nash
Logan.
Heppner: 033 301 1-11 10 0
• June 1 7 - 2 0 , Oregon
He was a life-long resident of
Wahtonka: 200 112 0-6 9 2
Highway
74 (Heppner Hwy.),
Chuy Elguezabal, Josh Win the lone, Cecil and Arlington
between
lone
and Lexington,
ters (6), Billy Gates (7 ) and Kelly areas. He ranched on the Logan
milepost
30-
36.
Paullus; Foster, Lick (3), D. Long Ranch all his life.
• June 20-26, Oregon
Mr. Logan was a veteran of
(4 ) and Evans. W-Elguezabal. L-
Highway
206 (Wasco-Heppner
World War II, served in the U.
Foster. 2B: Heppner-Michael
Hwy.),
between
Heppner and the
S. Army and received the Purple
McCabe, Paullus; Wahtonka-A.J.
junction
of
Hwy.
207, milepost
Heart and two Bronze Service
Long, D. Long (2 ), Prey. 3B:
73.3
-
84.1.
Stars in the Pacific Theater.
Heppner-Paullus. HR-none.
Chip seal operations help
He was preceded in death by
Game Two
extend
the
life of the existing
three
brothers,
Richard.
James
Heppner: 004 302 0-9 10 2
highways
by
adding extra layers
and
Josiah.
He
is
survived
by
a
Culver: 000 000 0-0 0 0
of
asphalt
emulsion
and rock chips
niece,
Lois
Masters,
of
Layton.
M cCabe and Paullus;
to
the
road
surface.
Utah.
Hagman, Dix (3 ), Coy (5 ) and
Loose gravel may be
Memorial contributions may
Cloud. W-McCabe. L-Hagman.
present
during
the construction.
be
made
to
the
Shriners
Hospital.
2B: Heppner-McCabe, Stefan
Motorists
are
reminded
to drive
Burns
M ortuary
of
Matheny, Elguezabal. 3B-none.
with
caution
while
traveling
H erm iston was in care o f
HR-none.
through highway work zones.
arrangements.
Obituaries
John Marcus Logan
Summer Junior golf
program
Boardman junior golf lessons,
sponsored by Columbia River
Bank, will begin Thursday, June
13, at Wilson’s Willow Run golf
course in Boardman. The first
session will be June 13,20,27 and
July 11. The second session will
be July 18, 25 and August 1 and
8. Both sessions will be taught by
golf professional Pete Strawick.
Lesson sign up forms can be
obtained at Columbia River Bank
in Hermiston. at Wilson's Willow
Run golf course in Boardman or
by calling Pete Strawick at 922-
5990.
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Pavement chip seal
for Morrow
County highways
Debbie Morgan w ill organize
workers and servers for the bike
race on Friday, June 21. The club
will be paid $600 to feed dinner
to the 325 racers. The club was
asked to provide the potatoes for
the dinner.
The club agreed to provide
bottled water and snacks for the
district and state tennis and track
teams. The district tennis team
got a charter bus for the trip to
Kennewick, and the track team
for the trip to state track in
Monmouth.
Two site council parent terms
are up for election. Cindy
Burright’s and Wendy Archer’s
terms soon expire. Shilo Svetich
expressed interest in running. Any
parent of an lone School student
is eligible to run for the two-year
term.
The club voted to give
Amellia Peck $25 for her all-star
basketball program ad.
The boys' summer league
tournament in lone will be June
14-16. The club will provide
refreshments.
The next meeting of Cardinal
Booster Club will be Monday,
June 3, at 7 p.m. at the lone High
School library.
New ASB officers chosen
(l-r) Ashley Ward, Luke Murray, Brooke Rust, Chantea Macaulay, Marcy
Miller, Blake Allstott and Shanna Rietmann.
The Heppner High School student body has chosen their
leaders for next school year. Senior Ashley Ward will be president;
Brooke Rust, junior, is the new vice-president. Chantea Macaulay, a
junior, will serve as secretary, while senior Marcy Miller will be the
treasurer.
Blake Allstott, junior, was chosen as assistant treasurer and
Luke Murray, a junior, is the new business manager. Shanna
Rietmann. junior, is publicity director.
lone track team goes to State
The Books and More Books 4-H club
After a call to order led
by Mrs. Hunt, the Books and
More Books Club leapt right into
business. Things to discuss
included who would do the
reports next meeting, the OSU
Summer Conference, the Tri-
County 4-H camp, the Know
Your State Government Report,
and of course. Fair. “I can’t wait
until Fair,” said an excited
Miranda Hunt. “It's really fun."
The book all the
members read before their
meeting was. The Journey Back
by Johanna Reiss. The book is
about a Jew ish girl during WWII
who was separated from her
family and hidden from the
Nazis. It gave another viewpoint
to the war much like Anne
Frank's, except that instead of a
diary, it was a true story written
when the main character had
grown older.
Since there is only one
meeting, but two books left for
the club, members were left with
the choice of reading A Long Way
From Chicago and /or Getting
Near to Baby. The club will meet
June 9, at 1:30 p.m. at the Hunt's
louse._____________________
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lone Cardinal track teams took second at State.
The Cardinal boys and the girls both took home second place
trophies at the state track meet in Monmouth Saturday. May 19.
Golf scramble will benefit baseball
Heppner Baseball will hold a
four-man golf scramble benefit at
Willow Creek Country Club on
Sunday. May 26. A caddy auction
will be held at 8:30 a.m.: the
scramble begins at 9 a m.
There is a $25 entry fee;
lunch is included in the fee. Pro
ceeds will go to Heppner Base-
bail.
For more information, contact
Rick Johnston at 676-5562
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