SIX - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 30,2007
Mustangs rally to beat Eagles in HHS competes in OSAA 2A State Track & Field Championships
extra innings
B> Kick Paullus
Two outs? So what.
Down 10-1 in the fourth? So
w hat. T h a t's w hat the
H eppner M ustangs were
saying as they rallied for an
11-10 win in 9 innings over
the
v isitin g
Jo se p h /
Enterprise Eagles on Friday,
May 25. in the quarterfinals
erfthe US Bank/Les Schwab
l i r e O S A A C l a s s 2A state
playoffs. The Mustangs, now
24-3 for the year, scored all
of their runs with two outs,
including nine runs in the
fourth inning to tie the game.
The
M ustangs
played at Riddle on Tuesday,
May 29, with the winner
advancing to Keizer Stadium
in Salem on Friday, June 1,
ag ain st the w inner o f
P o rtland C h ristian and
Stanfield.
The Eagles took a 7-
0 lead before the Mustangs
got on the board in the
bottom of the third when
Quinn Peck reached on an
error and ended up scoring
on a balk.
The Eagles took a
10-1 lead in the top of the
fourth and had two outs and
nobody on befo re the
Mustangs woke up. Wacy
Coil was hit by a pitch,
Nathan Kennedy walked,
Colton Hanson and Chance
Day had RBI singles and
Dennis Kenny was hit by a
pitch to load the bases. That
brought up Peck who blasted
the first pitch he saw into the
w ind over the right
centerfield fence for a grand
slam that cut the lead to 10-
7. The M ustangs w eren't
done there though as Andre
Rauch reached on an error.
Naeho Elguezabal singled
and Josh Shank came in to
run for him. Bryan Holland
scored both with a single. He
then stole second and scored
on a Coil double to tie it 10-
10 .
It that way as neither
team could get the clutch hit
they needed to break the tie
until the bottom of the ninth.
Holland singled. Kennedy
reached on an error, and w ith
two outs Day reached on a
throwing error and Holland
came home to score and end
the game.
Peck went 2-5 with
four RBIs and scored twice;
Holland went 2-5 with two
RBIs and scored twice; Coil
went 2-4; and Hanson had
two RBIs.
Drew Johnson came
on in relief in the fourth
inning with two on and no
outs and went five scoreless
innings, striking out four,
walking two and allowing no
hits. Day picked up the w in
by striking out the side in the
top of the ninth.
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OSAA 2A State Track & Field Championships on May 19, 2007.
Caleb Mähen, Casey Maben. Tim Hauer, and Jordan Hatfield
placed 6th in the 4x100 meter relay with a time of 45.41 in the
prelims and 45.82 in the finals.
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001-11 10 2
Makin, Debbie (4),
Neil (7) and Debajo; Nathan
Kennedy, Dennis Kenny (3),
Drew Johnson (4), Chance
Dav (9) and Wacy Coil. W -
Day. L - Neil. 2B - DeSpain,
Stewart (J); Coil (H). 3B -
none. HR - Quinn Peck (H).
Catherine McElligott placed 8th in the girls 1500 meter run at
the OSAA State 2A Track & Field Championships on May 19,
2007 with a time of 5:24.24.
Ladies Play
Day held
The Willow Creek
County Club Ladies Play
Day was held Tuesday. May
22. Results are as follows;
Low gross o f the
field was Corol Mitchell; low
net o f the field was Pat
Edmundson; low gross flight
A was Virginia Grant; low
gross fiight C was a three-
way tie betw een Lorene
M ontgom ery,
Joanne
Barbee, and Bernice Lott;
low net flight C was Pat
Dougherty; Long drive flight
A was Pat Edmundson; chip-
ins was Pat Edmundson; In
other events, long drive #8 Casey Maben placed 5th in the Long Jump with 20-06.25 and 20-
flight A was Pat Edmundson, 00.75 in the finals at the OSAA 2A State Track & Field Zach Kurtz placed 6th in the Javelin with a throw of 148-11 at
the OSAA 2A State Track & Field Championships.
and flight C was Pat Championships.
Dougherty.
Oregon Trail
4-H outdoor survival camp held
Library District
Morrow County 4-H camp wrapped up with a
launches summer had their first outdoor sur scavenger hunt and a Dutch
reading program vival day camp May 19 and oven class, taught by the
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W I I DHORSE
Super sleuths and
daring detectives are invited
to Get a Clue at your local
library. The 2007 Summer
Reading Program is open to
young people, preschool
through eighth grade with
programs, prizes, a puppet
show and more.
Registration for the
Summer Reading Program
begins on Friday, June 1, at
the Boardman. Heppner and
Irrigon libraries. Schedules
of program s will also be
available on June 1. All pro
grams are free of charge.
On Saturday, June 9,
the program will kick of with
the Dragon Theater Puppets
presenting The Clueless De
tective at 10:30 a.m. at Hep
pner Elem entary School.
Pre-registration is required.
The workshop is limited to
50 participants age 7 and up.
For more inform a
tion call the OTLD Heppner
branch at 676-9964.
20 at Cutsforth Park for cur
rent 4-H members. Sixteen
junior high boys from Mor
row and Gilliam Counties
showed up to have fun in the
outdoors.
C am pers had five
different sessions over the
weekend. Oregon Depart
ment of Fish and Wildlife
technician, Travis Schultz,
taught fire skills and various
survival techniques to use
w hen lo st. S p o rtsm a n 's
Warehouse representatives
Ryan and Dewey brought
various items for camping
and backpacking. They even
gave away a tent, which was
won by Garrett Gibbs. For
est Service employees An
drew and Cameron taught
campers how to use a map
and compass by hiding jars
of candy throughout camp.
The second day
campers learned basic first-
aid techniques with Heppner
EMT Shannon Boor. And
Harper family of Heppner.
All the cam pers cooked
C o m m o n e r's Stew and
peach cobbler and did an ex
cellent job. There were no
leftovers.
Morrow SW CD
Board meeting to
be held
The Morrow SWCD
Board has a m eeting
scheduled for Tuesday. June
5, at 12:30 p.m . at the
Pettyjohn Office Building in
Heppner.
A genda
item s
include: minutes of the April/
May m eeting, treasu rer’s
report, written staff report,
partner agency reports, Dale
H o lla n d ’s scien ce class
presentation.
M eetings o f the
Morrow SWCD are open to
the public and everyone is
invited to attend.
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