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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 19,2011 lone football wins Mustang football over Arlington lone #17 Joe Doherty makes a tackle assisted by #66 Sam Gilbert in the October 13 game against Arlington. -Photo by Paula Emmel M. Stillman: 1T.D., 1 pat By Paula Emmel The farm ers and 8pts. fans enjoyed a rainy night Rietmann: 3 T.D., lpat 20 o f football as the Cardinals pts. faced off against Arlington Petersen: 1 T.D., 6 pts. last Thursday. lone quickly Collin: 1 T.D., 1 pat, 8 pts. racked up the score in the Orem: 1T.D., 1 pat, 8 pts. first quarter to 39-0. Then Juarez: 3 pat, 3 pts. C oach Stan W eiper put Jobes: 1 T.D., 6 pts. in the younger players to Rushing give the Arlington Honk M. Stillman: 5x11, 7 T.D. ers some quality competi Rietmann: 5x98, 3 T.D. tion. lo n e ’s second team Petersen: 7x24, 1 T.D offense and defense played L. Emmel: 3x13 seamlessly with the starting Passing team throughout the game. O rem : 3x3 85 y a rd s, 1 Arlington scored during the T.D. second quarter to bring the Receiving Collin: lx29yards, 1 T.D. half-time score to 46-6. lone cheerleaders Juarez: 2x56 yards provided half-tim e enter Defense tainment with formations Top defensive players and a dance routine. Then K Haugewood: 8 tackles, the cheer captain brought 2 assists out the little cheer squad J Doherty: 5 tackles, 3 as to help lead the crowd in a sists “ We w e re v e ry round o f cheers. The starters opened sharp on offense and de up the third quarter and then fense from the beginning let the rest o f the team take o f the game. Our offensive over. The Cardinals held line did an outstanding job, the H onkers scoreless to which allowed us to take end the 3rd quarter o f play control o f the game early. 59-6. lone coaches subbed in players throughout the chance to play and I thought game, allowing all the play that freshman Joe Doherty ers time on the field. The played very well. We are rain subsided during the lo o k in g fo rw ard to our final quarter as the Cardi game with Hosanna Chris nals ended the game with tian, one o f the top teams in the state, next Saturday in the final score 59-12. Culver,” said Weiper. Scoring Top: Senior Drew Brannon (39) gets out front to block for Mustang running back Earl Propheter (26). Bottom: Senior tight end Cody Orr (17) makes a grab and fends off a Stan field tackier. -Photos by Sandy Matthews Rodeo standings Following are the 35th, Garrett Robinson, 5 2011-2012 O regon High points School Rodeo Association Breakaway standings as o f October 17, 16th, Blake Greenup, 6 points 2011 : Cow Cutting 6th, Garrett Robinson, 12 points Calf Roping 14 th, Garrett Robinson, 6 points Steer Wrestling 5th, Garrett Robinson, 14 points Team Roping 2nd place net team: Linda Sanders, John Buck- ley, Karen Short and Dick Tomson. 3rd place net team: T im , L e a n n a n d L ane Wright, Virginia Grant and Jeff Cutsforth. Long drive: Rick Britt L ong putt: Lane Wright, 36’6” KP: Linda Sand ers M arty B ra n n o n , northeast golf district chair man, organized the tourna ment. Rod Wilson donated a driver as the long drive prize. Jodi B risbois pro vided homemade cookies, Kathy Fullmer helped at the course, and Missy Lindsay and Gina Brannon put on the lunch. The tournament was also made possible by Joann Vaughn, Elks eye clinic; Ralph Walker, door p riz e s; Tim D ick en so n , beverage cart; Roger and Andrea Mortimore, fantasy golf cards; and Rod Wilson and Kelly Fox as pin set ters. ALL NEWS AND ADVERTISEMENT DEADLINE: MONDAYS AT 5:00 P.M. > Oct. 18th' Hospital, Heppner > Oct. 19th’ lone Community Church A d d it io n a l d a t e s f o r N o v e m b e r & D e c e m b e r w il l b e ANNOUNCED SOON. Please call 541-676-9133 or 1-800-737-4113 to make an appointment. jl , •jf t x c e l l e n t e In H e a lth c a r e Lady Cardinals still flying high The lone Lady Car dinals encountered a stiff challenge but kept their sea son record perfect this past week, with two easy wins over Helix and Arlington, follow ed by a five-gam e nail b iter in F ossil over Condon/Wheeler. W ith j u s t o n e league match remaining on the schedule, the Cardinals are firmly locked into first place on the East Side of the Big Sky Conference, mean ing no playoff game prior to District, and no play on the opening day o f the District Tournament. , “It gives us a big sigh o f relief’ said Cardinal coach Dawn Eynetich. The Cardinals are 23-0 for the season, 5-0 in league play and the only remaining undefeated team in 1A volleyball. On Tuesday, Octo ber 11, the Cardinals hosted Helix, a team still searching for its first win. The home team easily dispatched the visitors, 25-12, 25-9, 25- 14. “Everyone played” said Eynetich. “It is really nice for the younger players to get that experience.” On October 13, the C ards h o sted A rlin g to n on a night that also cel ebrated the current crop o f Congratulations to Miguel Calvillo, > Oct. 27th'Hospital, Heppner > Nov. 2nd' Hospital, Heppner MORROW COUNTY HEALTH DISTRICT On Thursday, Oc two points each. tober 13, the Mustang vol In Saturday’s sec leyball team trav eled to ond game, facing the league Pilot Rock to play the Rock leading Weston M cEwen ets. Heppner won the game Tiger-Scotts, the Mustangs in three sets. The Mustangs showed their toughness by put out the Rockets’ flames bouncing back from their in the first two sets with loss to Elgin and beating easy wins o f 25-11 and 25- the Tiger-Scotts in the first 13. The Rockets showed two sets, 25-19 and 25-16. a little spark in the third Playing an excellent front set but not enough, as the row and serve line, they Mustangs ended the contest wanted the win for a week 25- 20 for another league end split. win. The T iger-S cotts In Elgin on Satur had plans o f th e ir ow n, day, October 15, the Mus roaring back in the third tangs faced two tough op set to win easily; 25-12. It ponents on the volleyball was clear the game was go court. The first game was ing to five sets. The fourth played against the Elgin set again went to Weston, H uskies. The dog pack, as their big hitters started w ith eight seniors on its working in the front row to rosters, has been a formi end the set 25-22. dable opponent this year. In the final set, the The two teams seem evenly Tiger-Scotts jum ped to an m atches, since every set early 15-point lead as both played against them has teams fought for the win. been close. The Tiger-Scotts prevailed, In the first set, the winning the set 15-11 for a Huskies jum ped out to an win in the contest. early 10-point lead before Two tough oppo the Mustangs started play nents and two tough losses ing their gam e. Fighting for the Mustangs. back to take a one-point M u stan g v o lle y lead late in the set, the Hus ball action starts this week kies went on a run to end the as they host the Irrigon set, winning 25-21. K nights on the 20th with The second set was gam es starting at 5 p.m. a close contest the entire They travel to Stanfield way but ended in Heppner’s on October 22 to play the favor, 25-23. Elgin’s depth Enterprise Outlaws and the on the court showed as they Union Bobcats in a must- won the next two sets in win game. Tuesday the 25th two more close contests, they play their last league 26- 24 and 25-23. It was a game o f the season at home disappointing loss for the against the Stanfield Tigers M ustangs, w ith the final on Senior Night at Heppner two games decided by only High. Cards remain undefeated at 23-0 Elks golf tournament a success T he N o rth e a s t D istrict g o lf tournam ent was held at Willow Creek Country Club on September 24. Forty-two golfers were registered from the H ep pner and Hood River Elks lodges. The tou rn am en t was to benefit the Elks’ eye clinic at OHSU. T ournam ent fees a n d d o n a tio n s to ta le d $1,949.50. After the sub traction o f prizes and green fees, the remaining amount o f $869.50 was donated to the Elks eye clinic. Tournament results are as follows: 1st p la c e g r o s s team: Mike and Cindy Do herty, Kelly Fox and Rod Wilson. 1st place net team: Todd and Ken Lindsay, Scott Dougherty, Marty Brannon and Missy Cutsforth. 2 nd p la c e g ro s s teams (tie): Roger M orti Halftime entertainment by the cheerleaders. -Photo by Paula more, Rick and Rusty Britt, Emmel and M ike K night; Terry Me Shane, George Johnson, Robert W ymore and Jim Fortner. Morrow County Health District will conduct free Medicare Part D Workshops from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the following locations Goat Tying 5th, Blake Greenup, 17 points Barrel Racing ö"1, Blake Greenup, 14 points Pole Bending 3rd, Blake Greenup, 27 points Mustangs douse Rockets’ flames M a rrew County Morrow County Grain Growers employee of the quarter. Miguel has been with MCGG at our Boardman Napa store for over 4 years, where he is assistant manager. He is being recognized for his excellent customer service skills, as well as being a terrific asset to MCGG. He goes above and beyond with every customer he deals with. G ood J o b M ig u e lll Lexington 989-8221 • 1-800-452-7396 I seniors on Senior Night. JoA nna P atton, C ollette Cason, M akenna Ram os, Mary Rietmann, Dominika Senkerikova and Shannon M etcalf were honored prior to gam e tim e. O nce the game began, the Cardinals dominated Arlington 25-4, 25-12, 25-16. T he tea m k n ew th e ir S atu rd ay m atchup would not be an easy one, especially in the tight quar ters o f the Fossil gym. The Lady Knights took the opening game 23- 25 before lone came back to win the next two with a little b rea th in g room , 25-14, 25-16. The Knights used an early game advan tage that the Cards couldn’t overcome to win game four, 25-22, setting up the game five tie-breaker. Digging deep, the Lady Cardinals pulled out a 15-9 win to take the match, their first match played to five games all season. “It was an intense match all the way around” said Eynetich. “You can’t give Condon/W heeler any breathing room or they will take advantage. It was an eye opener.” JoAnna Patton had a tremendous effort at the net with 28 kills and seven blocks. Dominika Senker ikova added 19 kills and five blocks. “They (the Knights) came out and blocked us a lot. Dominika was getting blocked in the middle so we moved her to the outside but she was definitely frus trated,” Eynetich said. M ary R ie tm a n n went 24-24 at the service line w ith three aces and Collette Cason also had a good effort at the line, go ing 19-19 with two aces. The Lady C ard i nals will wrap up the regu lar season this week with a league match against Echo on Tuesday, October 18 and then a pre-district tune-up at the Dufur Tournament on Saturday.
