Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon
Mustangs sweep Rangers
By Rick Paullus
The Heppner Mus
tang baseball team took two
important Special District 5
games in Dufur on Saturday,
April 28, 10-0 and 16-6 with
both games ending after five
innings because of the ten-
run rule.
The Mustangs, now
14-0 in SD5 and 15-3 over
all, will be at home on Sat
urday, May 5 for a double
header against the Sherman
County Huskies and will be
at W eston-M cE w en on
Tuesday, May 8.
The
M ustangs
scored twice in the top of the
first when Dennis Kenny sin
gled and came home on a
two out triple and Nacho
Elguezabal reached on an
error to score Rauch.
They kept up the
pressure in the second as
Bryan Holland walked and
stole second and with two
outs Chance Day singled him
home. Kenny reached on an
error to score Day and Quinn
Peck had an RBI double to
make it 5-0.
It stayed that way
until the fourth when Kenny
and Peck walked, with two
o uts N athan K ennedy
Walked, and Holland cleared
the bases with a triple and
Wacy Coil had an RBI sin
gle to make it 9-0.
They made it 10-0 in
the fifth when Day walked
and ended up scoring on a
Rauch sacrifice fly.
Day made it stand up
as he pitched a three-hit shut
out striking out five and
walking one.
H olland went 2-2
with three RBIs and scored
twice; Coil went 2-3; Rauch
had two RBIs; Kenny scored
three runs; and Day scored
twice.
The
M ustangs
jumped out to another lead
in the second game scoring
six runs in the top of the first.
Day singled; Kenny doubled;
Peck hit a sac fly to score
Day; Rauch had an RBI sin
gle; Elguezabal doubled;
Drew Johnson reached on a
fielder’s choice; Holland had
an RBI double; Coil and
Colton Hanson walked; and
Day scored two more with a
single.
The Rangers scored
one in the bottom half and
cut the lead in half with two
more in the second but the
Mustangs came back with
three more in the third, all
coming with two outs. Day
and Kenny singled; Peck had
an RBI sin g le; R auch
walked; Elguezabal reached
on an error to score one; and
Johnson walked with the
bases loaded to force in an
other run.
The Rangers scored
two in the bottom half to get
with 12-6 but the Mustangs
made it a 10-run difference
in the fifth when Holland
walked; Coil reached on a
fielder’s choice; Sam King
walked; Holland scored on
a wild pitch; Day walked;
Peck had an RBI single; and
Rauch scored two more with
a single.
Rauch went two in
nings to pick up the win with
Kennedy going two innings
in relief and Kenny pitching
a scoreless fifth.
Day went 4-4 scor
ing four runs and getting two
RBIs; Peck went 2-4 with
three RBIs; Rauch went 2-3
with three RBIs; Elguezabal
went 2-4 with two RBIs;
Kenny went 2-4 and scored
tw ice; Coil scored three
runs; and Holland scored
twice.
Game 1
Heppner 230 41-10 9 1
Dufur 000 00-0 3 2
C hance Day and
Wacy Coil; Reed Highfield
(5) and Forrest. W-Day. L-
Reed. 2B-Quinn Peck (H);
H am m el (D ). 3B -A ndre
Rauch, Bryan Holland (H).
HR-none.
Game 2
Heppner 603 34-16 14 1
Dufur 121 20-6 8 3
R auch,
N athan
Kennedy (3), Dennis Kenny
(5) and Coil; Tibbets, Frish-
man (4) and Reed. W-Rauch.
L-Tibbets. 2B-Kenny, Na
cho E lguezabal, H olland
(H); Reed, Highfield, Tibbets
(D). 3B-none. HR-Coil (H).
Wrangler play-day results announced HJH track meet held
The first H eppner
Wrangler play-day was held
on Sunday, April 29. Results
are as follows.
-Stick Horse Race:
first place - Jaycee Currin;
second place - Carson Bros-
nan; third place - Jaiden
Mahoney; and fourth place -
Paul Taylor. Other partici
pants included Irelyn Koll-
man, Coner Brosnan, Hunt
er Greenup and Blane Ma
honey.
-Barrels-Lead Line:
first place - 43.04, Paul Tay
lor; second place - 43.26,
Hunter Greenup; third place
- 44.80, Conor Brosnan; and
fourth place - 46.49, Blane
Mahoney. Other participants
included Evan K ollm an.
52.62 and Keegan Gibbs,
101 . 22 .
-B arrels-6 y rs and
under: first place - 28.60,
Coby D ougherty; second
place - 39.09, Jaiden Ma
honey; third place - 44.20,
Jacee C urrin; and fourth
place - 119.00, Carson Bro
snan.
-B arrels-7yrs to 9
yrs: first place - 20.03, Rylee
K ollm an; second place -
30.50, M akenzie Hughes;
third place - 31.73 +5 Kolby
Currin; and fourth place -
120 . 12 .
-B a rre ls-lO y rs to
12yrs: first place - 20.42,
Garrett Robinson; second
place - 21.53, Tate Gentry;
third place - 18.20 +5, Bob
bie Correa; and fourth place
- 19.12 +5, Blake Greenup.
Other participants included
Jenna Taylor 47.64.
-B a rre ls-1 3 y rs to
14yrs: first place - 17.30,
Jessica H ughes; second
p lace - 18.07, T aig h ler
D ougherty; third place -
20.76, Willy Gentry; and
fo u rth place - 21.20,
Devin Robinson. Other par
ticipants include Nikki Bris
tow-West 32.53
-B a rre ls-1 5 y rs to
17yrs: first place - 21.06,
Torri Lougren; second place
- 25.72, Brock Herbison;
and third place - 34.15, Me
lissa Robbins-West.
-Poles-L ead Line:
first place - 51.47, Conor
B rosnan; second place -
56.0 5 , H unter G reenup;
H ep p n er-Ion e In vitation a l track third place - 57.22, Blane
Mahoney; and fourth place -
103.61, Evan Kollman. Oth
m eet to be held
er participants included Kee
The H eppner-Ione w ill
be
six
team s gan Gibbs, 123.91 and Paul
Invitational track meet will p a rtic ip a tin g w ith field
Taylor, 121.00+15.
be held Friday, May 4, at the events starting at 12:30 and
-Poles-6 and under:
new Heppner track. There running events at 1:30.
first place - 32.44, Coby
Dougherty; second place -
50.56, Jacee Currin; third
place - 113.60, Jaiden Ma
honey; and fourth place -
130.90, Carson Brosnan.
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-Poles-7yrs to 9yrs:
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- 29.00, Garrett Robinson;
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third place - 29.59, Tate
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Wednesday, May 2,2007 - SEVEN
The Sunridge Invitational track meet at Pendleton was held
-P o les-1 3 y rs
to
Friday, April 27. HJH track members participated.
14yrs: first place - 23.25,
-Photos by Jaci Hughes
Taighler Dougherty; second
place - 28.75, Devin Robin
son; third place - 22.91 +10.
Jessica Hughes; and fourth
place - 30.75 +5, Willy Gen
try and Nikki Bristow-West,
46.82.
-P o les-1 5 y rs
to
17yrs: first place - 28.00 +5,
Torri Lougren, Brock Her
bison NT and Melissa Rob
bins-West NT.
-Goat Tail Un-tying-
Lead Line: first place -
12.34, Keegan Gibbs; sec
ond place - 12.90, Hunter
Greenup; third place - 13.98,
Evan Kollman; and fourth
place - 15.0, Blane Mahoney.
O th er
p a rtic ip a n ts
included Paul Taylor, 19.60
and Conor Brosnan, 24.20.
-Goat Tail Un-tying-
6yrs and under: first place -
7.20, Coby Dougherty; sec
ond place - 16.44, Jacee Kellie Nelson and Joanna Patton start the 800m.
Currin; third place - 16.68,
Jaiden Mahoney; and fourth
place - 24.63, Carson Bros
nan.
-G oat Tail Tying-
7yrs to 9yrs: first place -
21.73, M akenzi Hughes;
second place - 33.64, Maci
Gibbs; third place - 111.65,
Kolby Currin; and fourth
place - 144.53, Rylee Koll
man.
-Goat Milking-lOyrs
to 12yrs: first place - 52.40.
Garrett Robinson and Blake
G reenup; second place -
121.40, Tate Gentry; and
third place - 126.51, Bobbie
Correa and Jenna Taylor.
-Goat Milking-13yrs
to 14yrs: first place - 37.54,
Jessica Hughes and Devin
Robinson; and second place
- 105.72, Taighler Dougher
ty and Willy Gentry.
-Goat Milking-15yrs
to 17yrs: first place - 11.04,
Torri Lougren and Brock Seventh grader Zechariah Hint/, throws the shot put.
Herbison. Dr. Temple pro
vided goats for this event.
The next Wranglers
play-day will be held on Sun
day, May 6. Potluck lunch
will begin at noon with play-
day events starting at 1 p.m.
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OMSI Visits A.C. Houghton
Elementary School
EOU announces
dean’s list for
winter term 2007
More than 600 stu
dents enrolled at Eastern
Oregon University for win
ter term 2007 have been
named to the dean’s list. To
qualify for the dean's list a
student must have achieved
and maintained a grade point
average of 3.5 or higher on
a 4.0 scale while completing
a minimum of 12 hours of
graded coursework for the
duration of the term.
H EPPN ER - Brad-
ly Adams, Blake Allstott,
M eghan Bailey, C larissa
Johnson, Heather Yocom
IO N E - K ristina
Powell.
Eastern Oregon Uni
versity serves as an educa
tional, cultural and scholar
ly center in La Grande, con
necting the rural regions of
the state to a wider world.
Tiahanna Aughinhaugh holds a noil-poisonous snake with colors
Visit EOU on the Web at
like a coral.
www.eou.edu.
S tu d en ts learned
Reptiles! Kids! Ex
citement! What more could facts about animals from tree
M.c.e.e.
frogs to snakes, water and
you ask for?
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S tu d en ts at A.C. land turtles, and crocodiles.
This assembly was
Houghton Elementary in Ir-
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presentation on Thursday. program at A.C. Houghton.
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of Brad's World Reptiles bring in outside experiences
SUPPORTING YOUR COMMUNITY
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AND PROVIDING:
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Museum of Science and In and third grade teacher.
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learned
about reptile ad learn about and touch ani
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and
characteristics mals they don't normally see
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of life in their habitats along in the wild. It builds respect
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with being able to touch and for nature."
handle reptiles from all over
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