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Mustangs rally late to beat Braves Chuy Elguezabal heads down field to pick up some of his 119 photo by Teresa Hughes yards in the game took over gaining six yards, two quarters before the varsity By Rick Paullus four yards then keeping it on game with the Braves coming th e o p tio n fo r a 4 9 -y a rd out on top 12-0. A fter falling behind touchdow n run. He then hit T he M u stan g s had 2 3 - 6 la te in th e s e c o n d B otefuhr in the end zone to good gains on different drives q u a r te r , th e H eppner close the gap to 23-22 late in as M atthew VanCleave had a M ustangs scored 22 straight the third quarter. 28-yard gain, K ory Paullus points, the last six w ith 2:50 T h e B ra v e s d ro v e w ent outside for a 40-yard left in the gam e, to rally for a inside the Mustangs five-yard gain and VanCleave hit Casey 28-23 win over the Reedsport line b e fo re th e M u sta n g s M aben for an 18-yard gain, B ra v e s in R e e d s p o r t on defense stiffened and Sm ith b u t to o m an y tu rn o v e r s , Friday, Sept. 5. TTie M ustangs intercepted a tipped ball at the penalties and m istakes kept im proved to a 2 and 0 on the one on fourth down. them out o f the end zone. The year and will take a w eek o ff The M ustangs w ere JVs play next at Riverside on before beginning C olum bia unable to m ove the ball and Thursday, Sept. 11 at 5 p.m. B asin C o n fe re n c e play at w e re fo rc e d to pu n t. T he H eppner 0 14 8 6-28 U m atilla on Friday, Sept. 19 Braves again drove deep into R eedsport 9 14 0 0- at 7 p.m. M ustang territory but A aron 23 The M ustangs w ere Delveaux and Boyer caused a First Quarter unable to do anything the first fumble which Smith recovered Reedsport- Safety, ball quarter as the B raves got a inside the ten with about five snapped out o f end zone. safety on a punt snap that minutes left in the game. R e e d sp o rt- B rett sailed out o f the end zone and Elguezabal hit Seitz for B u tler 15-yard pass from scored on a pass to take a 9- a 25-yard gain then broke free Daniel Mast (Nick Schneider 0 lead. up the m iddle for 45 yards to kick). The M ustangs got a Second Quarter the 19-yard line. Lovgren ran break w hen a bad snap on a H ep p n er- C huy for five and an offside penalty Braves punt forced the punter Elguezabal 1-yard run (kick gave the Mustangs a first down inside his own five where Brian failed). at the nine. Lovgren went fo r R e ed sp o rt- S cott Sm ith m ade a hit that caused th r e e , B o y e r tw o a n d Tisler 24-yard pass from Mast a fum ble that B randon Seitz Elguezabal took it dow n just (run failed). recovered at the three. A fter s h o rt o f th e g o a l lin e . Reedsport- Butler 33- an o ffs id e p e n a lty , C h u y Elguezabal then punched it in yard pass from M ast (Tom Elguezabal punched it in for the just getting across the goal line Dailey pass from Mast). touchdown. A bad snap on the Heppner- Tyler Boyer fo r th e g o - a h e a d s c o re . extra point try kept the score B oyer’s run on the two-point 37-yard pass from Elguezabal at 9-6 early in' the second conversion cam e up just short (Justin B otefuhr pass from quarter. but the M ustangs now led 28- Elguezabal). The M ustangs forced Third Quarter 23 with 2:50 left. another punt and got a good Heppner- Elguezabal The B raves m ade it gain as Elguezabal hit a wide- 49-yard run (B otefuhr pass interesting by driving inside the from Elguezabal). open Justin Botefuhr for a 31 - M u s ta n g s ’ t h ir ty b u t a Fourth Quarter yard gain but the drive stalled desperation pass on fourth Heppner- Elguezabal and they were forced to punt. w as batted aw ay in the end 1- yard run (run failed). T h e B r a v e s th e n zone as tim e ran out. First Downs: d ro v e for a to u ch d o w n to Smith led the defense H eppner 16, Reedsport 17; m ake it 15-6 and a fte r an w ith 40 d e fe n s iv e p o in ts Rushes-yards: Heppner JO- interception they scored again including a fum ble recovery 162, Reedsport 23-54; Passing and converted the tw o-point H eppner 140, and an interception with Boyer yards: conversion to take a 23-6 lead R eed sp o rt 355; Passes: adding 28 points and Botefuhr late in the first half. 22 points. D elveaux had 16 Heppner 9-17-1, Reedsport 25- Tyler Boyer returned 36-1; Fumbles-lost: Heppner points, B ritt 15 points and the k ick -o ff to the M ustangs 2 - 1. Reedsport 3-2; Penalties- B rian H ag u ew o o d had 12 yards: H eppner 6-58, 4 6 - y a r d lin e th e n K y le r points. Reedsport 17-121. Lovgren took a swing pass 17 E lg u ezab al led the Individual Statistics y a rd s to the th irty -s e v e n . way on the ground gaining 119 Rushing: Heppner- Elguezabal then hit Botefuhr in yards on 16 carries and scored E lg uezabal 16-119, K yler the end zone for the two-point three touchdow ns. Lovgren Lovgren 10-46, Boyer 3-7 and conversion to m ake the score carried 10 tim es for 46 yards Matt Kenny 1-1: Reedsport- 23-14 at the half. and caught three passes for 27 Nick Riley 11-42, Butler 2-9, The M ustangs took yards. Elguezabal com pleted Dailey 6-19, and Mast 4-(-16). the second h a lf k ick -o ff and Passing: H eppner- nine o f 17 passes for 140 drove and drove to the Braves Elguezabal 9-17-1 140 yards; yards and had one touchdown thirteen, getting good gains Reedsport-Mast 23-33-1 303, and one interception. Boyer from Lovgren on the ground Butler 2-3-0 52 yards. c a u g h t tw o p a sse s for 38 Receiving: Heppner- and passes to Tanner Britt and yards and a touchdown, Seitz Lovgren 3-27, Boyer 2-38, B randon Seitz but the drive c a u g h t tw o p a sse s for 35 B randon S eitz 2-35, and stalled w ith the Braves taking yards and Botefuhr caught two B otefuhr 1-31; R eedsport- over on downs. p asses on tw o - p o in t Butler 9-138, Tisler 7-117, Riley The M ustangs took conversions. 6-5, Mast 1-33, Schneider 1- over at their 41 -yard line after T he M u stan g s JV s 27 and Hoyle 1-25. forcing a punt and Elguezabal played the Reedsport JVs for O r e g o n T r a il IN T E R N E T Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, September 10, 2003 - THREE Robert James Harv ey a d m itte d to v io la tio n o f M ichael A. M ooso probation allegations for Theft a d m itte d to v io la tio n o f in the First Degree. H arvey’s probation. M ooso’s probation probation w as revoked and Fall Term for Blue was revoked and reinstated r e in s ta te d a n d he w a s Mountain Community College w ith th e sam e te rm s a n d s e n te n c e d to six m o n th s will get underw ay M onday, c o n d itio n s as p re v io u s ly concurrent in jail, 12 m onths Sept. 22, w ith new student im posed. M ooso w as also probation and an extension o f advising and registration on the sentenced to four days in jail. 18 m onths probation. T h e lm a G ay T im o th y H oyt Pendleton campus taking place R o u b id o u x pled g u ilty to S h e rw o o d a d m itte d to S e p t. 1 5 -1 9 . L o c a lly , a Possession o f a C ontrolled v io la tio n o f p r o b a tio n num ber o f classes are set to Substance, a Class-C felony. allegations for tw o counts o f begin in late Septem ber and Roubidoux was sentenced to Possession o f a C ontrolled early October. Two art classes are 80 h o u rs o f c o m m u n ity S u b s ta n c e , o n e c o u n t o f service, completion o f a drug D e liv e ry o f a C o n tro lle d s c h e d u le d . D ra w in g a n d tre a tm e n t p a c k a g e to be Substance and one count o f W atercolor Painting is a six- a d m in is te re d by M o rro w C o n s p ira c y to D e liv e r a w e e k c o u rs e b e g in n in g County Behavioral Health and C ontrolled Substance. The M onday, Sept. 29 at lone paym ent o f $879 in fines and Possession sentences w ill be High School while Calligraphy fees. s e rv e d c o n c u rre n tly w ith is another six-w eek course J e f f r e y D e a n S herw ood's probation being beginning Tuesday, Sept. 30 at H aw kins was convicted o f revoked. He w ill serve six Heppner High School. Criminal Trespass-2, a Class- m onths in jail and 12 months Com puter Basics and N avigating the Internet are C misdemeanor. Hawkins was probation. For the Delivery computer classes intended for sentenced to 30 suspended charge, Sherwood's probation beginning users. C om puter days in jail, two months bench was extended for a period o f F o r th e Basics is scheduled for four p r o b a tio n , 20 h o u rs o f 18 m o n th s . c o m m u n ity s e r v ic e a n d C o n s p ir a c y c h a rg e , w eeks beginning Tuesday, payment o f $374 in fines and S herw ood’s probation was S ep t. 30. N a v ig a tin g the fees. revoked and reinstated with Internet is scheduled for three J o s e L e o n a rd an 18-month extension. w eeks beginning M onday, L o y o la -A rre n d o n d o w a s T o b ia s L e d e s m a Oct. 6. Both classes are at convicted o f A ssault-4, Sec. H e rn a n d ez p led g u ilty to Heppner High School. 3, a Class-C felony. He was Possession o f a C ontrolled Beginning G o lf class s e n te n c e d to th re e y e a rs Substance, A Class-C felony. offers a great opportunity to supervised probation, 90 days H ernandez was sentenced to learn the finer basics o f golf or in jail, 80 hours o f community 80 h o u rs o f c o m m u n ity p erh ap s to brush up y o u r service and paym ent o f $914 service, 18 m onths formal game. This class is set to begin in fines and fees. probation, com pletion o f a Thursday, Sept. 25 at Willow David Allen Ryan was drug treatment package to be Creek Country Club. The class convicted o f Possession o f a a d m in is te re d by M orrow' will run for six weeks. C o n tr o lle d S u b s ta n c e , a County Behavioral Health and A F o o d H a n d le rs C la s s -C fe lo n y . R y a n ’s payment of$914 in fines and class is set for W ednesday, driver’s license was suspended fees. Oct. 1 beginning at 6:30 p.m. for six m onths and he was Kevin Von Scherrer at Heppner High School. This sentenced to 18 m onths o f pled guilty to Attem pting to one night session results in the supervised probation, 30 days E lude a P o lice O fficer, a issuance o f a food han d ler’s in jail, 80 hours o f community C lass-A m isdem eanor and card, which is now required in service and paym ent o f $ 164 Im p r o p e r U se o f a 911 m an y jo b s w h ere food is in fines and fees. Ryan was Reporting System, a Class-A handled. also convicted o f Felon in m is d e m e a n o r. H e w as B M C C ’s G ran t Possession o f a Firearm , a sentenced to 180 days in jail Writer, Susan Plass, will offer C la s s -C fe lo n y . H e w a s with 150 days suspended, 24 a fo u r-h o u r w o rk sh o p on sentenced to 24 months bench m o n th s b e n c h p ro b a tio n , G etting a G rant on M onday, p r o b a tio n to be s e rv e d driving privileges suspended Oct. 13 at St. Patrick’s Senior concurrently with supervised for 90 days, for both counts C enter in H eppner. Topics probation from count L 10 to be served concurrently, and include demystifying the grant M ichael A. M ullikin payment o f $ 1498 in fines and seeking process, developing a a d m itte d to v io la tio n o f fees. winning proposal and dealing p ro b a tio n a lle g a tio n s for Sergio B ecerra pled w ith the decision. Lunch is Burglary in the First Degree. g u ilty to P o sse ssio n o f a included in the $ 10 workshop M ullikin was sentenced to 15 C o n tr o lle d S u b s ta n c e , a price. months in jail and 36 m onths C la s s -C fe lo n y . H e w as Those interested in probation. se n te n c e d to 80 h o u rs o f starting a business are urged Jam es Ona Bass was community service, 18 months to sign up for Starting Your c o n v ic te d o f C r im in a l formal probation, completion Own Business class, taught by M is c h ie f - 2 , a C la s s - A o f a drug treatm ent package sta ff from the BM CC Sm all m is d e m e a n o r. H e w a s to be administered by Morrow Business Development Center. sentenced to 365 suspended County Behav ioral Health and T h e c la s s is s e t fo r days in jail, 24 months bench payment o f $879 in fines and W ednesday, Nov. 5 from 6-9 p r o b a tio n , 40 h o u rs o f fees. p.m. c o m m u n ity s e rv ic e , a n d C all A n n e M orter, paym ent o f $725.36 in fines, BM CC Coordinator, at 422- fees and restitution. 7040 for more information. B re n t M . S m ith The H eppner a d m itte d to v io la tio n o f probation allegations for Rape Elem entary School will be in the Third D egree. He was h o ld in g an o p e n h o u s e sentenced to 66 days in jail and Tuesday, Sept. 23, from 6:30- The Oregon Trail Path e x te n s io n o f h is o rig in a l 7 :3 0 p .m . E v e ry o n e is Finders C lub is starting up welcome to attend. again for the 2003-2004 year. probation. Path Finders is a Christian scouting program for youth ages 10-15. It is sponsored by the Seventh-Day Adventist Fundraising Dinner Church but is open to anyone. for the Benefit of A c tiv itie s in c lu d e the lone Education Foundation w orking tow ard honors (felt Saturday September 27th patches like m erit badges), At the lone Legion Hall camping, com m unity service Social Hour at 6 p.m. • Dinner at 7 p.m. activities, fundraisers, etc. S p e c ia l u p c o m in g The e v e n in g w i l l in c lu d e L iv e M u sic , activities include a Camporee A u c tio n I te m s a n d R a ffle D razvin g. nearC leE lum , WA, Sept. 19- M e n u in c lu d e s P r im e R ib , C ra b, s b r im p , 21, and a Club Campout, Oct. S a l a d , B a k e d P o t a t o , B r e a d an ti D e s s e r t 10-12. In August 2004, there T w o b e v e ra g e s in c lu d e d w itb m ea l w ill be an In te r n a tio n a l - c b o o s c fro m beer, w in e o r so ft d rin k s . C am poree in O shkosh, W I, with 30,000-plus Path Finders Ticket price: $25.00 for adults. and s ta ff from around the $10.00 for children 12 years and under. w orld. The club is w orking Children 6 and under free. towards attending this event. Regular meetings are Tickets are available at the Bank of Eastern Oregon, T uesdays, from 6 :3 0-8:30 lone Branch or contact Lynn Dee Ramos at 422-7559 p.m. Please call 676-8282 or Limited amount of tickets available. 6 7 6 -5 0 3 6 fo r m o re lo n e E d u ca tio n F o u n d a tio n will b e k ic k in g o f f sales information. o f m e m o ria l b ric k s to b e p la c e d at th e p laza BM CC DA’s Report announces local classes HES to hold Open House Path Finders Club resumes % to b e b u ilt as p a r t o f th e new sch o o l p la y g ro u n d . CUSTO M BA N N ER S Heppner Gazette-Times 676-9228 P lea se join u s in su p p o rt o f th e lo n e S c h o o l a n d celebrate a n historic y e a r in th e life o f o u r c o m m u n ity. 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