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/ Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 6, 2005 - THREE Mustangs lose to Pendleton JV Mustang JVs outlast Hermiston Mustang JVs blank Vikings After having Grant Union cancel out o f Friday’s gam e and h aving the doubleheader at Warrenton rained out, the H eppner Mustang baseball team was able to get a game up with the Pendleton JV at the last minute, but came out flat and never got going as they lost 7-1 in P en d leto n on S aturday, A pril 2. The M ustangs, 2 and 2, have re sc h e d u le d the doubleheader with Sherman County, which was snowed out, for Thursday, April 7 at Moro at 3 p.m. and will be at home against Nyssa for a doubleheader on Saturday, April 9 beginning at 1 p.m. The M ustangs start the Columbia Basin Conference season at Weston-McEwen on Tuesday, April 12 for one game at 4:30 p.m. The Bucks took a 1 - 0 lead in the second and stretched it to 5-0 in the fourth, before the Mustangs could get on the board. Jode Coil doubled, went to third on a single by Josh Gutierrez and scored on a Kory Paullus fielder’s choice. Pendleton added tw o m ore in the bottom o f the fifth for the final score o f 7-1. C oil p itch ed four innings striking out six, giving up two hits, no walks, but hit fo u r b atters. Gutierrez went the last two innings in relief, giving up two runs. Matt Kenny got the only o th er h it as the Mustangs could manage just three for the game. Heppner 000 010 0- 1 3 3 Pendleton 010 420 x-7 6 0 Jode C o il, Josh G utierrez (5) and Q uinn Peck; Cooley, McBee (7) and Jones. W- Cooley. L- Coil. 2B- Coil (H); Jones (P). 3B- Lebsock (P). HR- none. HJHS participates in Umatilla meet Heppner Junior High School track member Josh Shank leads the pack during the Saturday, April 2 meet in Umatilla. Photo by Sandy Matthews. mwmm By Rick Paullus After building leads o f 14-2 go in g into the bottom o f the fifth and 16-6 going in to the sixth, the H eppner M ustang JV baseball team outlasted the Hermiston Bulldog Frosh and took a 16-13 win on M onday, M arch 28 in Hermiston. The Mustangs hurt themselves by giving up 14 w alks and hit seven batters, but they gave up just six hits and had just one error. With two out in the first, the Mustangs got on the board w hen M att McCabe singled and scored on a Matt Kenny double. Kenny later scored when Nacho Elguezabal reached on an error. The Bulldogs tied it in second, but the Mustangs came back in the third when McCabe was hit by a pitch, Kenny reached on an error and Elguezabal grounded out to second to score McCabe. Robbie Smith then had an RBI single, Colton H anson w alked, A ndre Rauch had an RBI single and Hanson scored on a wild pitch to make it 6-2. In the fourth, Nathan K ennedy, M cC abe and K enny each w alk ed , Elguezabal scored two with a single, Sm ith singled, Kenny scored on a wild pitch and Rauch grounded out to score Elguezabal and make it 10-2. T hey added four Lee Padberg Farm & Others Dry Land Farm Equipment Auction Thurs, April 14 - 1 0 AM - Lexington, OR Directions: From Hermiston S on OR207 32+/- mi. to Lexington; left onto W Main St. toward Heppner on Hwy/OR74, cont 1+/- mi to auction site. Parking is N of the hwy. Preview: Wed, April 13, 10-4 pm & Auction am. SALE TERMS: Cash, check, VISA, MC, Auction Day 5% Buyer Premium added to final bid on all items; Cash or check day of sale discounts same 5% BP. 10-Bale Hay Grapple Crawlers & Tractors 1986 CAT Challenger 65, PTO, 4 Rems. 8883 Hrs 1983 VERSATILE 945 Series 3, 8700+/- Hrs, 24.5-R32 Duals (2) AC HD11 GMC 671 Eng, Skyline Hyd IHC B-275, 3PT, PTO- s/n 13154 M-F Loader ml Backhoe Trucks. Pickups 4 Trailers '81 GMC 7000 ml B & H. 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V ml Fert Box 4 Sm Seed Kit, Hitch 4 End Tow (3) M-F 510 12'Dritls, 10" m l Hyd Hitch (3) JD LZB 12' Hoe Drills. 10" w I Hyd Hillside Hitch (2) BARBER 6‘ Hyd Drill Fill Augers H«v Equipment NH 499 Mower/Cond - s/n 537290 m l 12' Header '91 NH 116 Mower/Cond - s/n 548454 ml 14' Header 96 CASE IH 8580 Baler ■ s/n 26990 96 CASE IH 8575 Mid-Size Baler 95 CASE IH 8555 Baler ‘89 CASE IH 8550 Baler (2) JD 468T Sq Baler more in the fifth when Cody H ollis struck out, but reached on an error by the catcher. Kennedy walked, McCabe had an RBI single. Smith walked and all three ended up scoring on wild pitches to make it 14-2. The Bulldogs scored four in the bottom half, but the M ustangs came back with two more in the sixth when McCabe was hit by a pitch, Elguezabal singled, Smith had a two-out RBI sin g le and E lg u ezab al eventually scored on a wild pitch to make it 16-6. The Bulldogs came back with four in the bottom half to make it 16-10, then scored three in the seventh and had the bases loaded with no outs when Hollis came in to get a strikeout and a double play to end the game. Smith went three for four with two RBI. McCabe went two for two and scored five runs. Elguezabal went two for five and had three RBI and Kenny went two for four and scored three runs. Heppner 204 442 0- 16 11 1 Hermiston 020 044 3-13 6 5 N athan K ennedy, Matt McCabe (3), Andre Rauch (6), Justin Archer (7), Cody Hollis (7) and Robbie Smith; Kopacz, Frost (4) and Veliz. W- M cC abe. L- Kopacz. S- Hollis. 2B- Matt Kenny (Heppner). 3B- none. HR- none. HHS yearbook committee to hold cell phone fundraiser The Heppner High School yearbook publication class is holding a “C ell Phone” fundraiser to help raise the rest of the m oney. that it takes to publish the book. You can donate your old cell phones and the class will receive from $3 to $ 100 per phone, depending on what type o f phone it is. The class is also accepting ink-jet cartridges. HJHS track members Sherilyn Peck (lane 2) receives last minute The cartridge must fit in the instructions from head coach Susan Hisler as she prepares for a palm o f your hand or they race during the Umatilla meet. Photo by Sandy Matthews. aren’t ink-jets. The class i) By Kick Paullus Frosh By Rick Paulius Loose Hay Fork w/ Push Oft Tillage & Machinery JD Killifer 18' Offset Disc IHC 490 30' Disc, 22" Blades, Hyd NOBLE 3000 24' Sweep Plow. 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The M ustangs were ahead 4-2 when the second game was called after th re e in n in g s due to darkness. The Mustangs, 4 and 0, w ill be at hom e a g a in st R iv ersid e for a doubleheader on Thursday, April 14 at 3:30 p.m. The M ustangs jumped out to a quick lead in the first when Kennedy reached on an error, McCabe w alked and Matt Kenny reached on an error to score Kennedy. McCabe scored on a w ild pitch as N acho E lg u ezab al and R obbie Sm ith w alked. C olton Hanson scored two with a d o u b le and Sm ith and H anson sco red on w ild pitches as A ndre Rauch walked to make it 6-0. T hey added one more in the second when M cC abe sin g led , stole second and scored on an Elguezabal single. In the third, Justin Archer singled, stole second and scored on a Kennedy single. Cody Hollis was hit by a pitch, McCabe walked, Kenny had an RBI single, Elguezabal walked, Smith reached on a fielder’s choice to score one and another scored on a wild pitch to make it 11-0. The Mustangs added two more in the fifth when Hanson reached on an error, Sean M urray sin g led , Kennedy reached on an error to score one and another scored on a wild pitch to make it 13-0. McCabe went three innings to pick up the win, strik in g out seven, but walking seven with Kennedy going the final two innings, striking out four and walking three. M cCabe went one for two scoring three runs, Kennedy and Hanson each had two RBI and scored twice and Kenny had two RBI. In the second game, Hollis reached on an error and later scored on a wild pitch and McCabe walked and later scored as Smith reached on an error, but the Vikings came back with two in the bottom half to tie it up. The Mustangs added one in the second, when Rauch doubled, went to third on the throw and scored on a Hollis single. One more was gained in the third when Sm ith sin g led and later scored on a wild pitch. H ollis pitched all three innings, allowing two runs on three hits, struck out five and walked four. Heppner 614 02-13 100 Umatilla 000 00-0 04 M att M cC abe, Nathan Kennedy (4) and Robbie Smith; Jensen, Tassie (4) and V indever. W- M cC abe. L -Jen sen . 2B- Colton Hanson (H). 3B- none. HR-none. Pendleton F F A students receive hands-on experience at Krebs Ranch cannot accept laser jet or toner cartridges, ... D onations can be dropped o ff at the HHS business lab, or given to any publications class member. The p u b lic a tio n class member who collects the most phones will win movie tickets for two to Hermiston Stadium 8 Cinemas. W hen m aking a donation make sure to ask for a tax-donation receipt. For m ore (L-R): FFA members Haylee Harper, Christina Swearingen and inform ation co n tact any Stephanie Cleveland, with Skye Krebs in the background. HHS p u b licatio n class Pendleton FFA would ju st sitting in the member or their advisor, Chapter members who are classroom.” Darlene Marquardt. In addition to ranch enrolled in the veterinarian medicine class at Pendleton w ork w ith the sh eep , High School participated in stu d en ts also en jo y ed a a daylong adventure at Krebs prepared lunch by Penny Ranches in Cecil in February. Krebs in the Cecil Store and In cooperation with Skye listened to vet med student, Krebs, students were able to Haylee Harper, present her m ove and load lam bs, sophomore public speech perform minor eye surgeries, she w as p rep arin g for brand and learn the workings competition. “ It was a p erfect o f a la rg e-scale sheep way for students to learn operation. Order hands-on experience,” said “This was a once in FFA ad v iso r, Erin a lifetime opportunity and a Yours Here H eidem an. “ I am very real honor to be part of,” said FFA member and vet med appreciative o f the time stu d en t, S tephanie Skye and Penny Krebs took Cleveland. “ I really enjoyed to in stru c t som e o f my myself and learned so much students and showcase their more about ranch life than I operation.” FFA is a national organization with 7194 local chapters in all 50 states, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. FFA strives to make Sponsored by BIO and MCGfi a positive difference in the lives o f stu d e n ts by developing their potential Friday, April 1 5tk for p re m ie r le ad e rsh ip , ‘A dults and Youth Sharing’ personal growth and career success through agricultural Join U b For education. JOIN HANDS DAY The Pendleton FFA with Dinner and a Concert! C hapter is also grow ing rapidly and looks forward to -Spaghetti Dinner- continuing their relationship sponsored by Thrivent & Valby Lutheran Church w ith the n atio n al Friday, April 15th, at the HHS Cafeteria organization. If you are from 5:30-6:30 p.m. interested in seeing what Dinner includes spaghetti & meatballs, salad, bread. Pendleton FFA is about, visit Cost is $3.50 per person. www.phs.pendleton.k 12.or.us/ - W illow Creek Symphony & Singers Concert - c lu b s/ffa /in d e x or www.oregonflfa.com. Friday, April 15th, at the HHS gymnasium Magnetic Door Signs Heppner Gazette-Times 676-9228 V k tu t Willow (reek Symphony and Singers “JOIN HANDS DAY” starting at 7 p.m. Admission is free!
