Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 2,2007 - FIVE
M ustang J Vs sw eep R iverside Pirates
B> Kick Paullus
The
H eppner
Mustang JV baseball team
took two games from the
visiting Riverside Pirate JVs
13-0 and 29-0, both games
ending in five innings, on
Thursday, A pril 26. The
Mustangs, now 10-0 on the
year, will be at the Hermiston
Freshmen on Friday, May 4,
for a doubleheader before
closing out the season at
hom e ag ain st C ondon-
Wheeler for a doubleheader
on Friday, May 11.
In the opener, Sam
King hit a three-run homerun
in the first inning as the
Mustangs took a 5-0 lead
after one. King hit another
three-run shot in the third as
they scored four more runs
to extend their lead to 9-0.
In the fourth, Mark McCabe
doubled and Quinn Chick,
Chris Lien and King singled
as they scored four more
runs.
King went 3-3 with
seven RBIs and scored
twice; Chick went 3-3 with
two RBIs and scored twice;
Ju stin A rcher w ent 2-3,
scoring tw ice; and Drew
Johnson scored twice.
Jared H uddleston
went the distance striking
out eight, walking one, and
giving up three hits in getting
the shut-out.
In game two it was
more o f the same as the
Mustangs jumped out to a 9-
0 lead after one as Wacy Coil
doubled and singled; Josh
Shank doubled; and Lien and
M cC abe sin g le d in the
inning. They added five more
in the second as Shank
doubled and Chick singled.
Sean M urray, King and
McCabe singled in the third
as they added eight more in
the third and they scored
seven more in the fourth as
the Pirates suffered from
control on the mound as they
w alked five and hit four
M ustang b atters in the
inning.
L ien w ent thrfce
innings to pick up the win
giving up one hit and striking
out three. Shank went two
innings in relief striking out
two and walking one.
Lien went 2-4 with
five RBIs and scored five
runs; Coil went 2-4 with five
RBIs and scored four times;
King went 2-5 with five
RBIs and scored four times;
Shank went 2-5 with four
R B Is and scored tw ice;
McCabe went 2-3 with three
RBIs and scored four runs;
Chick had four RBIs and
scored four runs; Murray
had three RBIs and scored
twice; Huddleston had two
RBIs and scored twice; and
Keenan Jack was hit by a
pitch four times and scored
four times.
Game 1
Riverside 000 00-0 3 3
Heppner 504 4 x -13 14 0
C onnel, D olor (4)
and Ellis; Jared Huddleston
and Sean M urray. W-
Huddleston. L-Connel. 28-
M ark M cC abe (H). 3B-
none. HR-Sam King 2 (H).
Game2
Riverside 000 00-0 1 9
Heppner 958 7x-29 12 0
Sullivan, Ellis (3),
Prag (3), Beatty (4), Dolor
(4) and Ellis, Sullivan; Chris
Lien, Josh Shank (4) and
Sean Murray. W-Lien. L-
Sullivan. 2B-Shank 2, Wacy
Coil (H). 3B-non. HR-none.
Play (soft)ball!
Mustangs nip Tigers 1-0
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Dennis Kenny makes contact against the Stanfield Tigers on
Tuesday, April 24,
-Photo by Jaci Hughes
Dayshawn Neal, Wyatt McNary, Maggie Flynn, Morgan Orem,
Leslie Browning and Austin M orter wait for the starting words.
By Tiana Camarillo
Quinn Peck and Colton Hansen try to make an out against
Stanfield on Tuesday, April 24, in Heppner. Pitcher Chance Day
took the win for the Mustangs 1-0. -Photo by Sandy Matthews
By Rick Paullus
The Heppner Mus
tang baseball team scored
the only run of the game in
the bottom of the sixth in
ning and took a tight 1 -0 win
over the visiting Stanfield
Tigers on Tuesday, April 24,
in Special District 5 play. The
Mustangs, now 12-0 in SD5
and 13-3 overall, will be at
home on Saturday, May 5 for
a doubleheader against Sher
man County and will be at
Weston-McEwen on Tues
day, May 8, as they continue
league play.
Freshm an C hance
Day kept the Tigers off bal
ance all game and even after
they had loaded the bases
with two out in the top of
the sixth he got out of the
jam with a strikeout. In the
bottom half Day led off w ith
a double and came home
when Quinn Peck reached on
an error.
Day finished with a
com plete gam e three hit
shutout, striking out 14 bat
ters and walking just one.
The Mustangs man
aged just four hits them
selves as the Tigers’ Casey
Irving struck out 10 in the
loss.
Stanfield 000 000 0-0 3 2
Heppner 000 001 x-1 4 2
Irving and Fisher;
Chance Day and Wacy Coil.
W - Day. L - Irving. 2B - Day
(H). 3B - none. HR - none.
Heppner FFA news
By Josie J. Miller
Heppner pitcher Aftan Betsinger covers home plate at the
Mustang vs. Irrigon game in Heppner. -Photo hv Sandy Matthews
HHS spring
Babe Ruth
baseball sign concert May 7
The Heppner High/
ups being held Junior High
School spring
• Any boys ages 13-15
years old planning on playing
Babe Ruth baseball need to
sign-up before Tuesday. May
15. For more information
contact Rick Johnston at
676-5562.
co n cert w ill be held on
Monday, May 7, at 7 p.m. at
the high school cafeteria.
The co n cert w ill
feature the high school and
junior high school band and
choir.
We go the
extra smile.
F or more than 40 years, the Hayden Family has provided
comprehensive dental care and education to families
lone Youth Track Meet held
Spring is finally here
and summer is quickly ap
proaching. With the school
year starting to wrap up we
are taking the opportunity to
reflect back upon the 2006-
2007 school year.
This was undoubted
ly a good year for the Hepp
ner FFA program.
The chapter, in its
first year has enlisted 19
m embers who have been
highly involved with the Ag
program. They have taken
part in e v ery th in g from
learning how to judge soil to
traveling to Corvallis for a
weekend at the state conven
tion and from bull testing to
shop skills.
Now as the last days
of school are approaching
chapter members want to in
vite the public to celebrate
with us, our first year as a
chapter.
We will be gathering
at the Heppner High School
for the 2007 Heppner FFA
Banquet on Friday, May 25.
A dessert buffet will be
served at 6:30 p.m. with the
ceremony to follow.
During the ceremo
ny, members will be recog
nized for their achievements
through out this past year,
the 2007-2(X)8 chapter offic
ers will be installed, and we
will get a chance to look
back on all of the wonderful
adventures we have had this
year. So come be part of the
excitem ent an d .... “C ele
brate what you want to see
more of.”
The lone Chapter of the National Honor Society
put on the Second Annual Youth Track Meet on Sunday,
April 29. As a volunteer project for the National Honor
Society kids, they raised $68 for the C reative Care
Preschool.
The youth track meet was for kids one-year-old to
students in the fifth grade. About thirty kids showed up to
compete in the five events; Tennis Ball Throw, Standing
Long Jump, 25-meter dash, 50-meter dash, and 100-meter
dash. Results were as follows:
Tennis Ball Throw: Age 0-1: 1st, Madison Orem.
Age 2: 1st, Carson Eynetieh; 2nd. Zabrina Masterson. 3-
year preschool: 1st. Tom Rudolf; 2nd. Haylie Heideman.
4-year preschool: 1st, Jake Heideman; 2nd, Matt Orem;
3rd, Jill Rudolf. Kindergarten: 1st, Logan Burright; 2nd,
Sydney Payant. 1st grade: 1st, Dayshawn Neal; 2nd, Wyatt
McNary; 3rd, Austin Morter. 2nd grade: 1st. Cord Flynn;
2nd. Karsen Dumler; 3rd. Hannah Flynn. 3rd grade: 1st,
Tr»„Neal; 2nd, Jessie Flynn; 3rd, Rachel Holland. 5th grade:
1st, Emily Holland; 2nd, Zane King.
Standing Long Jump: Age 0-1: 1st, Madison Orem.
Age 2: 1st, Carson Eynetieh. 3-year preschool: 1st, Melinda
Morter; 2nd, Haylie Heideman; 3rd, Tom Rudolf. 4-year
preschool: 1st, Jill Rudolf; 2nd; Mackenzie Heideman and
Jake Heideman; 3rd. Matt Orem. Kindergarten: 1st, Logan
Burright; 2nd, Sydney Payant. 1st grade: 1st, Dayshawn
Neal; 2nd. Austin Morter; 3rd, Wyatt McNary. 2nd grade:
1st, Karsen Dumler; 2nd, Cord Flynn; 3rd. Hannah Flynn.
3rd grade: 1 st, Tr»,.NeaI; 2nd. Rachel Holland and Brandon
Thompson; 3rd, Jessie Flynn. 5th grade: 1st, Emily Holland;
2nd. Skylar Kendrick; 3rd. Zane King.
25 M. Dash: Age 0-1: 1st, Madison Orem. Age 2:
1st, Carson Eynetieh; 2nd. Zabrina Masterson. 3-year
preschool: 1st. Haylie Heideman; 2nd. Tom Rudolf; 3rd,
Morgan Browning. 4-year preschool: 1st, Matt Orem; 2nd;
Mackenzie Heideman; 3rd. Jill Rudolf. Kindergarten: 1st,
Logan Burright; 2nd, Sydney Payant. 1st grade: 1st, Austin
Morter; 2nd. Wyatt McNary; 3rd. Dayshawn Neal. 2nd
grade: 1st. Cord Flynn; 2nd. Hannah Flynn; 3rd, Karsen
Dumler. 3rd grade: 1st. Jessie Flynn; 2nd. Tr»,.Neal; 3rd,
Rachel Holland.
50 M. Dash: Age 2: 1st, Carson Eynetieh; 2nd.
Zabrina Masterson. 3-year preschool: 1st. Melinda Morter;
2nd, Tom Rudolf; 3rd. Haylie Heideman. 4-year preschool:
1st. Matt Orem; 2nd; Mackenzie Orem; 3rd, Jill Rudolf.
Kindergarten: 1st, Sydney Payant; 2nd, Logan Burright.
1st grade: 1st, Austin Morter; 2nd. Dayshawn Neal; 3rd,
Leslie Browning. 2nd grade: 1 st. Cord Flynn; 2nd, Hannah
Flynn; 3rd, Karsen Dumler. 3rd grade: 1 st, Jessie Flynn;
2nd. Tr»„Neal; 3rd. Rachel Holland.
100 M. Dash: 5th grade: 1st, Skylar Kendrick; 2nd,
Rachel Holland; 3rd, Zane King.
CDE Days planned La Fiesta de Amor
By Torn Lovgren
M em bers o f the
Heppner FFA Chapter will
trav el to C o rv a llis on
Sunday, May 6, for CDE
(C areer
D evelopm ent
Event) Days at Oregon State
University. They will be
returning on Tuesday, May
8 .
There are many
events to p articip ate in.
Members from the chapter
are com peting in two:
L ivestock Judging and
Horse Judging.
H orse Judging is
M onday and L ivestock
Judging will be held Tuesday
at Linn Benton Community
College.
This is the first State
FFA Contest that chapter
members have competed in
this year.
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and find out what our family can do for yours.
H ep p n er
High
School’s prom will be held
this Saturday at the Heppner
Elks Club. The theme coin
cides with the date, Cinco de
Mayo, and is translated "The
Party of Love." The dance
begins at 9 p.m. and will end
at 1 a.m. The Sweetest Pro
posal Contest was a prom
factor again and the boy or
girl who asked their date the
sweetest way will have their
prom paid for.
Prom court was an
nounced with balloons and
roses last week. The court
includes the following se
niors: Prince Aaron Allstott
and Princess Regi Seitz;
Prince Tony H aguew ood
and Princess Amber Patton;
Prince Justin Gregory and
P rin cess Lyndi P atton;
Prince Zach Kurtz and Prin
cess Sarah Price; Prince Ca
sey M ahen and Princess
Mahaley Huddleston.
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