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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon JVs sweep Sherman Ione tennis team edges Condon lo n e te n n is te a m s hosted C ondon on Tuesday, April 8. lone edged C ondon, claiming three o f five matches. C a itlin O re m e a s ily o v e rp o w e re d K a te e H u m p h re y , 8 -2 . M e g h a n M cC abe c o n q u e re d K a ila K ilg o r e , 8 -3 . M e g h a n M cCabe paired up w ith Sara Peck to defeat Jessica Hill and A lex H ardie, 8-6. Sara Peck doubled back to play against Katee Humphrey, losing, 1-8. Brian Bunch played the only boys m atch o f the day, losing to Teren H um phrey, 6-8. lone m en tied w ith W e sto n M cE w en on Thursday, April 10, w hile the lone w om en posted only one w in for the evening. Tyler R a ib le d e f e a te d R o g e r B aum ann, 8-1. B rian Bunch lost to Scott P eterson, 3-8. Johnny Collin and Paul Neiffer ousted Austin Bum s and Tony Todd, 8-3. Taylor M cElligott and N a th a n R ea n a rro w ly Brian Bunch returns a forehand on serve-receive against Condon. succum bed to Jason Kennedy and Josh M cC ullough, 6-8. C a itlin O rem fell to Tam i W eidart, 1-8. O rem doubled b a c k to d e f e a t W h itn e y M ajors, 9-7. A m anda Em ery lost to K rista H ancock, 4-8. S ara P eck an d M eg h an M c C a b e lo s t to K a y la Parades and A shley Rideout, 1-8. A ly ssa R ietm an n and Abby Key fell to Becky Baker and Vicki Post, 5-8. Mustangs sweep Huskies, 8-2 and 2-1 By Rick Paullus T he H ep p n er M us tangs sw ept a d oubleheader from the S herm an C ounty H uskies, 8-2 and 2-1 on Fri day, April 11, in M oro in non league baseball to im prove to 6 and 3 on the year. The M us tangs have a non-league dou b leh ead er at hom e ag ain st N yssa on Friday, A pril 18, at 1 p.m . before beginning C o lumbia Basin conference play at hom e on Tuesday, April 22, a g a in s t th e s ix th - r a n k e d Stanfield Tigers. T he M ustangs took an early 1 -0 lead in the first gam e when Chuy Elguezabal reached on an error and even tually scored on a Brad Adam s’ sacrifice fly. T he M ustangs added another run in the third on a tw o-out hom e run by Adams. Billy G ates hit a solo hom e run in the fourth before the M ustangs broke the game open in the fifth with four runs. Kyler Lovgren singled, Adams hit his second hom e run o f the gam e, Luke M urray singled and scored on G ates’ hard sin gle to left that got by the left fielder, and Donald Adams had an RBI single. T he H uskies scored twice in the sixth, but the Mus tangs added another run in sev enth w hen Brad A dam s sin gled and went to third on Cody W alton’s bunt single, then scored on a G ates’ sacrifice fly. Custom Banners Any Size Lots of Colors Logos & Graphics Makes Great A dvertisingt Heppner Gazette- Times C o n o r K ilk e n n y struck out the side in the sev enth to preserve the win. Adam s went three for th re e w ith fo u r R B ls and scored three runs. H e also went five innings on the mound to pick up the win. Gates went tw o for three with three RBIs and scored tw ice. The second game was all about pitching and defense. The M ustangs scored a run in th e to p o f th e first w h e n Elguezabal singled and cam e aro u n d to score on a B rad A dam s’ single. The Huskies scored a run to tie in the bottom h a lf o f th e inning. T h e M u sta n g s scored w hat tu rned o ut to be the winning run in the second w hen Donald A dam s singled, went to third on a Kory Paullus single and scored on a Jode Coil fielder’s choice. G ates w ent five in nings, giving up three hits and s tr i k in g o u t th r e e , w ith Elguezabal picking up the save, allowing no hits and striking out six in the final two innings. Statistics G am e One H eppner: 101 140 1 - 8 104 Sherman County: 000 002 0 - 2 4 3 Brad A dam s, C onor Kilkenny (6) and Billy Gates; B ro w n , W a lla c e ( 6 ) a n d K ock. W -A dam s. L-B row n. 2B -Josh G utierrez (H ), Hill (SC ). 3B -none. H R -A dam s (2), G ates. G am e Two » H eppner: 110 000 0 -263 Sherman County: 100 000 0 - 1 3 0 G a te s , Chuy Elguezabal (6) and Elguezabal, G ates (6); H all, Justesen (6), King (7) and King, K ock (7). W -G a te s . L - H a ll. S- E lg u ezab al. 2 B -n o n e. 3B - none. HR-none. .» • ^ i « • • By Rick Paullus T he H ep p n er M us tang JV baseball team earned a hard-fought sw eep over the Sherm an County H uskies by scores o f 5-2 and 13-9 in nine innings on Saturday, April 12, in M oro. The M ustangs, now 6 an d 2, p lay at W esto n - M cE w en on M onday, April 21, at 4 p.m . T he M ustangs broke open a scoreless gam e one in the fourth when Josh Gutierrez walked, stole second, went to third on an error and scored on a passed ball. Kiel N aim s then hit a home run to left-cen ter. M atthew Van C leave sin gled, Riley Wight walked and both scored on a single by C ody W alton to m ake it 4-0. T hey added another run in the fifth w hen N aim s w alked and cam e around to score on an error. T he H uskies scored two in the bottom half and had the bases loaded, but the M us tangs w ere able to get out o f the jam and held on for the win. Gutierrez went the dis tance to pick up the win, strik ing out 11, allow ing five hits, no w alks and one earned run. Van Cleave w ent two for four; Walton, one for three w ith tw o R B ls; and N aim s scored twice. The Huskies took a 4- 0 lead into the fourth in the second gam e before the M us tangs finally got on the board when Kory Paullus and Naims singled and scored as Van C leave reached base on an error. The H uskies had a 5- 2 lead in the sixth w hen the M ustangs broke out w ith sev en r u n s . R o b e r t W h a le n w alked, Van C leave singled, Sloan K eithley reached on a fie ld e r’s choice and A aron Lueck hit a tw o-out single to score tw o. W alton and K yle C a rlso n h ad R B I sin g le s, Paullus scored tw o with a sin gle and then cam e around to score on a passed ball. It stayed 9-5 until the seventh w hen the H uskies scored four to tie it at 9-9 and send it into extra innings. T h e M u sta n g s had Wednesday, April 16, 2003 - SEVEN Mustangs blank Pioneers runners at second and third in By Rick Paullus walked, ( iates had an RBI sin the eighth but couldn’t score. A nine-run fourth in gle and Trevor Rhea reached The Huskies got their lead-off ning broke open a close game on an error to score Lovgren. m an on second, but Paullus and helped the Heppner M us Coil singled. Josh G utierrez threw him out trying to steal tangs varsity to an 11-0 win was hit by a pitch to force in a third and S herm an C ounty over the visiting M ac-Hi Pio run and Paullus lined a single failed to score. neers on Tuesday, April 8. The In the ninth, Keithley non-league gam e w as short to right field that got by the out fielder, scoring three and m ak walked, was bunted to second ened to five innings due to the ing the score 11 -0. by Wight and went to third on 10-run rule. The Mustangs im Elguezabal w ent the a balk. Lueck w as hit by a proved to 4 and 3 on the year distance on the m ound, strik pitch and Walton hit a triple to and will host Nyssa on Friday, ing out 12 and allow ing ju st right centerfield to score two; April 18, for a doubleheader tw o hits, one walk and hit one he then scored on a throw ing before hosting Stanfield on batter. error. C arlson reached on an Tuesday, April 22 in their first G ates w ent tw o for error and eventually scored on league game. three w ith a double and tw o a passed ball to m ake it 13-9. The M ustangs broke RBls. Coil went two for three The Huskies got their a scoreless tie in the bottom and scored twice. Elguezabal lead -o ff m an on again in the o f th e t h ir d w h e n C h u y had three R B ls and scored bottom half, but Paullus threw E lg u e z a b a l w a lk e d , B rad him out trying to steal second Adams singled, and Elguezabal twice. Paullus had two RBls. Statistics and the M ustangs held on for stole third and then scored on M ac-Hi: 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 2 the win. a th r o w in g e rro r. K y le r 5 N a im s p itc h e d the Lovgren w alked and Billy Heppner: 002 9x -11 eighth and ninth innings to pick G ates had an RBI double. 7 0 up the win. The M ustangs broke Strickland, W orsech Paullus reached base the gam e open in the fourth (2 ) a n d R u v a lc a b a ( 3 ) , five tim es in six at-bats, get when Jode Coil singled, Kory Stallings (4), Labbes (4) and ting tw o hits, tw o w alks and Paullus reached on an error Ely, S tric k la n d (2 ); C h u y w as hit by a pitch. He scored and Elguezabal hit a line drive Elguezabal and Billy G ates. tw ic e and h a d tw o R B ls. home run to right-center, mak N aim s reached base four out ing the score 5-0. Luke Murray W-Elguezabal. L-Ruvalcaba. 2 B -G a te s. 3 B -n o n e . H R - o f five at-bats, getting two hits, reached on an error, Lovgren Elguezabal. one double, a w alk and w as hit by a pitch. W alton w ent three for six with three R B ls, and scored tw ice. C arlson w ent tw o for six w ith a d o u ble, and scored tw ice. L ueck w ent one for three w ith tw o R B ls a n d s c o r e d tw ic e . Keithley also scored twice. Statistics G am e One H eppner: 000 4 1 0 0 - 5 5 3 Sherm an C ounty: 000 020 0 -254 Josh G u tie rre z and K yle C arlson; J. Bird and J. B irchm . W -G utierrez. L-J. Bird. 2B-none. 3B-none. HR- Kiel Naim s. G am e Two Heppner Elementary sixth grade students feasted H eppner: 000 207 004 - 13 on fruits and vegetables follow ing a unit study of Ancient 116 Rome. Like Ancient Romans, students got to recline on S herm an C ounty: 031 110 the floor while eating, but didn't get to eat for hours as was traditionally done. • 400 - 7 7 4 Sloan Keithley, M at thew Van Cleave (3), Carlson (5 ) , N a irn s (8 ) an d K o ry Boy Scout Troop 661 perform this special procedure Paullus; Wallace, Von Borstel will hold a special cerem ony and w e consider it an honor (6 ) , K aseberg (9) and Bird. W -N aim s. L-V on B o rstel. on April 26 to retire worn out and a privilege. The Scouts 2 B - C a r ls o n , N a irn s (H ), flags. If you have a flag that prom ise to carry out their needs to be replaced, please duties with respect and dignity. S h a rp (S C ). 3 B -C o d y drop it o ff at H eppner TV. A nyone w ho has Walton. HR-none. T he A m erican Legion has questions or concerns, call designated The Boy Scouts to Dan M etz, 442-7344. When in Rome... Flag ceremony planned Mustang JVs drop game to Pendleton Frosh The Bucks came back Plant By Rick Paullus w ith tw o m ore in the second exchange set The Pendleton Frosh to regain the lead, but the broke open a tie gam e w ith M ustangs scored tw o runs o f four runs in the sixth inning to their own in the third on walks beat the Heppner M ustang JV by B asile and P aullus and a baseball team , 9-5, on Thurs tw o-out single by M atthew day, April 10 in Heppner. The Van C leave to m ake it 5-4. M ustangs dropped to 4 and It stayed that way un 2 on the year and will play at til the fifth when the Bucks tied A th e n a a g a in s t W e sto n - it at 5-5, then scored four runs M cE w en on M onday, A pril in the sixth to hold onto the 21 at 4 p.m . wire T he B ucks to o k a 2- Van C leave went one 0 lead in the top o f the first, for tw o with two RBls, Basile but the M ustangs cam e right s c o r e d tw ic e a n d K y le back as C ody W alton led o ff C arlson had a double. w ith a bunt single and stole Statistics second. D an Basile w alked; Pendleton: 220 014 0 - 9 1 1 a passed ball and a w ild pitch 1 scored W alton, and B asile H eppner: 302 000 0 - 5 3 5 sco red on a K ory P a u llu s Cooley, Drop (3) and g ro u n d -o u t. K ie l N a irn s Jones; K ory P aullus, K yle reached on a fielder's choice, C a rls o n (6 ) a n d C a rls o n , I stole second, went to third on P a u llu s (6 ). W -D ro p . 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