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Mustangs win one, lose one
Mustangs blank Bobcats
By Rick Paullus
T he d e fe n se and
special team s helped the
H ep p n er M ustangs to a
32-0 shutout o f the Union
Bobcats on Friday, Sept. 28,
in Union in Blue Mountain
Conference play. The Mus
tangs, 2-0 in the BMC and
2-2 overall, w ill be at home
against the number one 2A
team in the state, the Pilot
Rock Rockets, on Friday,
October 5, in a key BMC
game.
The Mustangs gave
up a couple o f first dow ns to
the Bobcats in their opening
possession but finally forced
a punt. Dennis Kenny took
the low line drive and raced
outside and up the sidelines
71 yards for a touchdown.
Josh Shank kicked the extra
point to give the Mustangs a
quick 7-0 lead.
The Mustangs forced
another punt and drove down
the field helped by a 31 yard
run by Spencer Palmer but
the drive ended on a fumble
in the end zone that was re
covered by Union. They got
the ball right back though as
Bryan Holland picked off
a pass to set up a 12 yard
touchdown run by Lane Bai
ley. The kick was no good
but the Mustangs led 13-0
after one.
The defense held
a g ain and B ailey ag ain
broke free for a touchdown,
this time from 55 yards out.
The kick was no good but
the Mustangs took a 19-0
lead into the locker room.
N e ith er team did
much offensively in the third
but the Mustangs got a score
w hen Holland took a punt at
midfield and raced to the end
zone for a touchdown. The
kick was again no good but
the Mustangs led 25-0 after
three quarters o f play.
The M ustangs got
on the board one last time on
a one yard run by Bailey and
after Shank kicked the extra
point they led 32-0 midway
through the fourth.
Bailey led the Mus
tangs rushing attack with
194 yards on 20 carries with
Palmer adding 99 yards on
19 carries as they rushed for
329 yards as a team.
The defense held the
Bobcats to 75 total yards for
the game.
H e p p n e r 13 6 6
7-32
Union 0 0 0 0-0
First Quarter: Hep
pner - Dennis Kenny, 71
yard punt return (Josh Shank
kick) 8:14; Heppner - Lane
Bailey, 12 yard run (kick
failed) 1:51
S e c o n d Q u a rte r:
Heppner - Bailey 55 yard
run (kick failed) 9:42
Third Quarter: Hep
pner - Bryan Holland 50
yard punt return (kick failed)
5:49
F o u rth Q u a r te r :
Heppner - Bailey one yard
run (Shank kick) 6:39
Team Statistics
H eppner: 15 first
downs; 47-239 rushes-yards;
24 passing yards; 3-10-0
passing; 1-1 fumbles-lost;
and 6-60 penalties-yards.
Union: 7 first downs;
38-61 rushes-yards; 14 pass
ing yards; 4-14-1 passing;
3-0 fumbles-lost; and 3-25
penalties-yards.
Individual Statistics
Rushing: H eppner
Bailey 20-194, Spencer
Palmer 19-99, Dalton Well
man 5-34, Jordan Wright
1-8, Brent Eckman I-(-3),
Shank l-(-3).
U nion - J. S to u t The Mustangs traveled to Elgin on Saturday to play Elgin.
3- 21, Savely 8-18, Titus 11- Senior Mustang Allan Betsinger smashes the ball against Elgin.
13, C. Stout 5-3, Langford The Mustang won the game 3-2. Photo by Sandy Matthews
10-(-10), O ’Brien 1-0.
Passing: Heppner -
Eckman 3-10-0, 24 yards;
Wellman 0-2-0, 0.
Union - Langford
4 - 14-1, 14 yards.
R eceiving: H epp
ner - Palmer 2-15, Holland
1- 9.
U nion - J. Stout
2-
10, Savely 1-3, O'Brien
Colt Football in full swing
Senior Setter Whitney Matthews places the ball for the Mus
tangs in Union when the Mustangs traveled to play the Union
Bobcats. The Mustangs played hard in 5 matches losing to
Union 3-2. Photo by Sandy Matthews
The Heppner Colts played their first home name last Wednesday against the Hermiston
Steelers. Colt player #245 .laden Orr takes the hall down the line fore the colts. Heppner lost
the game 6-13. Photo by Sandy Matthews
Morrow County OHV Park to
hold special youth hunt
Applications are now being taken for second season, spike only hunt for youth.
The season is November 3-11. Applicants must be a Morrow County Resident and a
Hunter Education Certificate is required. Applicants must be 12-17 years old.
All applications must be returned to the Morrow County Public Works Office,
365 West Highway 74 in Lexington by October 9 at 5 p.m.
For more information contact Simon Winters at 541-980-8392 or Sandi Putman
at 541-989-9500.
Estate
By DAVID SYKES
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REALTOR
THE VACANT LISTING
It is not unusual for a prop
erty to be vacated sometime
before settlement. In many
cases, the owners relocate to a
distant city. As a homeowner/
seller, here is a list o f respon
sibilities for you (with your
Realtor's help) to take care o f
before you leave.
1. Leave your new address
and telephone number.
2. Leave a bank deposit slip
for depositing your proceeds
from the settlement or arrange
to have it sent to your new
address.
SYKES
3. See that the deed is pre
pared for transferring title.
The deed, o f course, must
remain in your possession.
4. Verily insurance cover
age. Sometimes policy revi
sions are necessary if a prop
erty is vacant.
5. Landscaping m ainte
nance must be arranged for.
6. Final meter readings
should be taken at the appro
priate time, but be sure utili
ties are left on until then.
7. A steady supply o f oil,
if used for heating, should be
supplied.
O ctober 4 - Pilot
Rock at Heppner, teams A
and B, 5 p.m.
October 6 - 4-way
T ournam ent at H eppner,
team A, noon.
October 6 - Heppner
B/C Tournament at H ep
pner, JV team, 9 a.m.
October 11 - Irrigon
at Heppner, teams A and B,
5 p.m.
October 13 - Enter
prise at Heppner, teams A
and B, 1 p.m.
Oct. 5 - Arlington at
Arlington, 5 p.m.
O ct. 6 - H elix at
Helix, 2 p.m.
Oct. 9 - Condon at
Fossil, 5 p.m.
Oct. 13 - Du fur at
Dufur, 2 p.m.
2007 M ustang
football schedule
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The Willow Creek
Ladies held their final Fall
Play Day o f the year on
Tuesday, S ep tem b er 25.
The Fall Business M eet
ing, conducted by President
Luvilla Sonstegard, was fol
lowed by a “Cross Country
Scramble.” After all that ex
tra exercise, the hosted taco
salad luncheon, prepared by
our ladies board, was much
appreciated.
N ew o ffic e rs for
2008 were elected and are
as follows: President, Lor-
rene M ontgom ery, Vice-
President, Virginia Grant,
Secretary-Treasurer, Corol
Mitchell, and Board Mem
ber, Pat Doughterty. Also
on the board for the coming
year are Luvilla Sonstegard,
Past-President and Bev Stea
gall, Board Member.
Awards for the year
were given out to Pat Ed-
mundson. Club Champion
and Beth Jeffrey s, Eddi
S k o w C h a m p io n . T h e
Eclectic M ost Im proved
Award went to Jackie All-
stott, with Pat Dougherty,
2nd, and Virginia Grant and
Karen Thompson tied for
3rd. Luvilla Sonstegard had
the most chip-ins for the
year and Virginia Grant had
the most birdies.
Luvilla Sonstegard
and Pat Edmundson were
in charge o f the days play.
The first place team was:
Jan Paustian, Pat D ough
erty, Betty Carlson and Pat
Edmundson; second place
team: Loa Heideman, Ber
nice Lott, Betty Christman
and Jackie A llstott; third
place team: Virginia Grant,
D onna S herm an, N ancy
Propheter, Lorrene M ont
gomery, and Beth Jeffreys;
fourth place team: Corol
Mitchell, Bev Steagall, Lois
Hunt and Luvilla Sonste
gard. Long Putt w as won by
the team o f Lott, Heideman,
Christman and Allstott. KP
was won by the team o f
Grant, Sherman, Propheter,
Montgomery, and Jeffreys.
Everyone enjoyed
the crisp, sunny weather and
the day of golfing fun. Those
wishing to continue playing
in October are encouraged
to meet on Tuesdays at 9
a.m. for an informal round
o f golf.
The first day of orga
nized play in 2008 w ill be on
Tuesday, April 1st
A hosted breakfast
will be served at 9 a.m.,
followed by a morning o f
special play.
2007 Heppner
Junior High
football schedule
O ctober 5 - Pilot
Rock at Heppner, 7 p.m.
2007 Heppner
October 12 - Irrigon
Junior High vol lone High School at Heppner,
7 p.m.
O ctober 5 - Uma
leyball schedule Football Schedule
October 1 9 - Weston tilla at Umatilla, 1 p.m.
McEwen at Athena, 7 p.m.
October 12 - Pilot
O ctober 5 - Uma
October 5 - Arling
October 26 - Enter Rock at Heppner, 1 p.m.
tilla at Umatilla, 1 p.m.
ton at Arlington, 7 p.m.
prise at Heppner, 7 p.m.
October 19 - River
October 12 - Pilot
October 13 - Du fur
side
at
Heppner,
1 p.m.
lone Middle School
Rock at Heppner, 1 p.m.
at Du fur, 5 p.m.
October 19 - River
October
19 - Football and Volley
side at Heppner, 3 p.m.
Nixyaawii (Homecoming)
Mustang JV
ball Schedule
O c to b e r 20 - 7th at lone, 7 p.m.
Football Schedule
Tournament at Ione, TBA
October 26 - Echo
Oct. 5 - Arlington at
O c to b e r 20 - 8th at lone, 7 p.m.
O cto b er 8 - Pilot
Arlington 2 p.m.
Tournament at Heppner, 9
November 2 - Sher
Oct. 6 - Helix (VB Rock at Pilot Rock, 5 p.m.
a.m.
man at Sherman, 7 p.m.
October 15 - Stan
only) at Helix, noon.
Oct. 12 - Dufur at field at Heppner, 5 p.m.
M.C.C.G.
October 22 - Herm
Dufur, 2 p.m.
Morrow CountylGrain Growers m<
Oct. 13 - lone MS iston Frosh at Heppner, 5
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VB Tourney at lone, 10 p.m.
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October 29 - Elgin
a.m.
WASCO, OREGON
Oct. 19 - Sherman at at Elgin, 4 p.m.
1 800 824-7185
Sherman, 2 p.m.
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