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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 1,2006 - FIVE The M ustangs got the ball back again after forcing a punt and went back to work as Maben ran for 16 yards, Peck hit K ody Lovgren for a 20-yard gain to the four where Maben took it in for the touchdown. H auer’s kick was good to make it 28-0 late in the first half. They weren’t quite done yet though as the Mustangs got the ball back after a short punt. Caleb Maben ran three times for seven yards and after an o ffsid e penalty on the Outlaws, Hauer booted the 46-yard field goal to end the first half with the Mustangs in control with a 31-0 lead. The Mustangs didn't miss a beat in the second half as they took the kickoff and drove down the field with Casey Maben rushing three tim es for 32 yards then Bailey broke free for a 34- yard touchdown run. Hauer booted the extra point to make it 38-0 early in the third quarter. The M ustangs got the ball back on another interception by Farrens and drove inside the five but a short field goal attempt on a bad angle was just wide and the Outlaws took over. The defen se held again and a bad snap on the punt lost 30 yards before D elveaux jum ped on the fumble. The Mustangs were unable to move the ball though as the Outlaws took o v er on dow ns. On the Mustangs next possession, they were forced to punt again but a fumble on the Mustangs take care of Outlaws #35 Tim Hauer kicks a 46-vard Field goal, while #3 RJ Farrens holds the ball. Photo by Jaci Hughes. By Rick Paullus A 24-point second quarter highlighted by a 46- yard field goal by Tim Hauer, helped the H ep p n er Mustangs to a 41 -6 win over the Enterprise Outlaws on a cold Friday, O ct. 27 in Enterprise in Blue Mountain C o n feren ce play. The Mustangs, 6-0 in the BMC and 7-2 overall, end the re g u la r season at hom e against the Elgin Huskies with the league title on the line. The team s traded possessions to start the game then Robbie Smith jumped on an Outlaw fumble to give the M ustangs good field position at the Enterprise 17- yard line. Lane Bailey went for nine yards, Ju stin Delveaux went for four and after he lost a yard, Bailey took it in from the five for the to u chdow n. H auer kicked the extra point to make it 7-0 midway through the first quarter. The O utlaw s next possession was ended by an RJ Farrens interception and 35-yard retu rn but the M ustangs were unable to capitalize and Enterprise took over on downs. The Mustangs then put together their second scoring drive as Bailey scored again from nine yards out on the first play of the second quarter and after Hauer’s kick was perfect, they increased their lead to 14-0. The d efen se held again and the Mustangs put together another scoring drive as Bailey ran twice for 24 yards then Quinn Peck hit Casey Maben three times for 38 yards, the last one from 12 yards out fo r the touchdow n and H auer kicked the extra point to m ake it 21-0 m idw ay through the second quarter. In the Balance, VOTE CHRISTOPHER BRAUER FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE (Position 5, Umatilla & Morrow Counties) There is no comparison in past & present experience!! BRAUER Opponent Started care center for abused children Individual Statistics: Rushing- Heppner- Drug Court Team Member Multidisciplinary Team Member for at risk children Casey Maben 12-86, Bailey 9-85, Caleb Maben 8-21, Justin Delveaux 3-4, Josh Shank 4-11, Bryan Holland 3-16, Quinn Chick 6-(-7) and Dalton Wellman 3-(-8); E n terp rise - G irtz 7-49, DeSpain 7-2, Nebel 2-8, Myers l-(-3) and Exon l-(- 30). Passing- Heppner- Peck 4-11-0 58 yards and W ellman 2-3-0 21 yards; Enterprise- DeSpain 1-9-2 10 yards. Receiving- Heppner- Casey Maben 3- 38, Kody Lovgren 1-20, Drew Johnson 1-18, Cody Dorman 1-3; E nterprise- Maasdam 1-10. Elected to public office Former President of the Oregon District Attorneys Association Former BMCC Criminal Justice Advisory Board Member Yes No Oregon State Board on Police Standards & Training (2 terms) Yes No Attorney General's Civil Commitment Task Force Member Yes No Oregon Judicial Department Criminal Caseflow Project Member Yes No Oregon Crime Victim’s Rights Compliance Project Member Yes No Aggravated Murder Trial Qualified Yes Special Prosecutor in multiple counties Yes Leadership Class Coordinator Yes Helped develop program for educating prosecutors, defenders, judges & private lawyers (now in its 20,h year) Yes CUSTOM BAN N ER S Endorsed by all Circuit Court Judges in Umatilla & Morrow Counties & the Attorney General of the State of Oregon Yes Heppner G azette-Tim es 676-9228 Heppner Junior High finishes football season with a win Junior Hi*>h player Ian Murray (#54) blocks for #4X Daniel Jeffreys against Mt. Vernon in their last game of the season. Heppner won the Final game 24-6. Photo hy Sandy Matthews. Third place Mustang volleyball team heads to state # if Heppner Mustang Megan Orr kills the ball against Union. Photo by Sandy Matthews. The Heppner Mustang volleyball team played in the district tournament in Athena on Saturday, Oct. 28. The Mustangs lost the game against Union playing five matches. However, they advanced to the state playoffs with a third place win over Elgin. The state game will be held on Saturday, Nov. 4. A m ber Patton was nam ed to first team All- Conference, while Regi Seitz was chosen to the second team and Whitney Matthews and Megan Orr were given honorable mentions. lone speech team competes in second tournament On Saturday, Oct. 28, m embers of the lone speech and debate team traveled to Hood River for the Apple Cup- a novice tournament consisting of just the lone and Hood River teams. Competing for lone were Tiana Camarillo, Alex Carlson. Kip Krebs. Teonna V andever. Josie M iller, B renna R ietm ann and Christian Cannon. Students competed in a v ariety o f ev en ts. V andever and Krebs competed as a team in the public debate category, as well as C am arillo and Cannon. Miller and Carlson gave oratory speeches, while im prom ptu speakers included Rietmann, Cannon and Krebs. Carlson also did prose reading and Vandever was in the p o etry competition. Miller gave a humorous interpretation and she and Vandever also did a dual in te rp re ta tio n . The com petitors worked hard throughout the day and their efforts paid off. with the team w inning sev eral ribbons. "Even though (the tournament] only consisted of two teams, it was a great experience for the kids and a chance for them to see som e co m p etitio n ,” said lone S peech C oach Jim Raible. “I’m Iwking forward to the next one.” ChessMates seeking volunteer instructors ChessMates chess club is seeking volunteers to help during their after school chess practices. The club meets on Mondays from 3:30-4:45 p.m. Anyone w ith know ledge of the game of chess and w illing to teach that know ledge to ch ild re n is ask ed to c o n ta c t M ary Ann My Fault« Elguezabal at 676-9128 for 1 . 1 LIKE my customers m ore in fo rm atio n on 2 . 1 LISTEN to my customers volunteering. 3 . 1 BELIEVE my customers The club is currently made up of approximately 4 . 1 PLEASE my customers 60 children. Twenty-five of S. I APPRECIATE my customers those m em bers are 6 . 1 RESPECT my customers beginners. r — — — — — — — — i 8 . 1 THANK my customers Always a Local Alan McKinney | Order letterhead at | 9 . 1 REWARD my customers The NICE Guy | Heppner ( >a/ette-Tinies| Sw ain M otors & 541-571-SELL | 676-9228 | H arley Sw ain Subaru No My Strengths are My Faults Vote BRAUER fo r C irc u it Judge - the wise ch o ice !! . return was recovered by Peck deep in E nterprise territory. They capitalized this time on the turnover as Hauer booted a 32-yard field goal to make it 41-0 with 8:33 left in the game. The O utlaw s got their touchdown late in the fourth on a 45-yard run. The defense held the Outlaws to 51 yards rushing, eight yards in the first half, with 45 of those on the one play and 61 yards total for the game. Delveaux led the defense with 16 points, with Farrens adding 12 points and Smith 11 points. Bailey and A aron A llstott each had eight points. Casey Maben rushed 12 times for 86 yards and Bailey added 85 yards on nine c arrie s and three touchdowns. Peck was four of 11 passing for 58 yards and a touchdow n w ith no interceptions with Maben catching three for 38 yards. Heppner 7 24 7 3-41 Enterprise 0 0 0 6-6 First Quarter H ep p n er- Lane Bailey five-yard run (Tim Hauer kick) 6:14 Second Quarter H eppner- B ailey nine-yard run (Hauer kick) 11:25 H eppner- C asey Maben 12-yard pass from Quinn Peck (H auer kick) 7:30 H eppner- M aben four-yard run (Hauer kick) 2:38 Heppner- Hauer 46- yard field goal 0:17 Third Quarter Heppner- Bailey 34- yard run (Hauer kick) 10:20 Fourth Quarter Heppner- Hauer 32- yard field goal 8:33 E n terp rise- Jacob G irtz 4 5 -y ard run (kick failed) 3:10 Team Statistics: First Downs- Heppner 14, Enterprise 6; Rushes-yards- Heppner 48-208, Enterprise 29-51; P assing yards- Heppner 79, Enterprise 10; Passes- H eppner 6-14-0, Enterprise 1-9-2; Fumbles- lost- H eppner 0-0, E n terp rise 4-4; and Penalties-yards- Heppner 3- 25, Enterprise 6-27. Paid for by ELECT CHRISTOPHER R BRAUER CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE COMMITTEE 800-743-9559 y
