FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Cardinals show winning
colors at Dalles meet
The Cardinals got their
season oft' to a strong start
as the varsity girls placed
ninth o f 12 teams overall
and the varsity boys placed
seventh in the M ullen-
Leavitt Invite meet in The
Dalles last Thursday.
Team results are as
follows:
Men’s Results
100 Meters - Varsity - Finals
2. Cord Flynn, 12.34a
Hector Aguilar, 14.11a
Karsen Dumler, 16.24a
400 Meters - Varsity - Finals
4. Luke Jobes, 59.06a
6. Hector Aguilar, 1:05.82a
800 Meters - Varsity - Finals
7. Joshua Stillman, 2:35.45a
1500 M eters - Varsity -
Finals
7. Joshua Stillman, 5:25.59a
Mustangs jump-start into
track and held season
le n t Sophomore Jessie Flynn shows her skill in the 300M
hurdles. She placed first in that event, as well as in the long
jump, at the meet in The Dalles. -Photo by Paula Emmel
Luke Jobes, 16-05.50
Karsen Dumler, 11-07.00
Triple Ju m p - Varsity -
Finals
6. Luke Jobes, 34-03.25
Women’s Results
100 Meters - Varsity' - Finals
Sadie Hasbell, 15.20a
Vicky Gluderer, 16.46a
Ashley Medina, 16.65a
200 Meters - Varsity - Finals
8. 10 R achel H olland,
30.60a
15. 11 Vicky G luderer,
33.77a
300m H u rd le s
30"
Varsity' - Finals
1. Jessie Flynn, 51 94a
Javelin - 600g - Varsity -
Finals
7. Rachel Holland, 79-00
Sadie Hasbell, 61-01
Ashley Medina, 53-00
High Jump - Varsity - Finals
3. 10 Jessie Flynn, 4-06.00
Long
Jum p- Varsity - Finals
Cardinal Senior Luke Jobes gives it his all in the 400M at the
1.
Jessie
Flynn, 15-04.50
Mullen Leavitt invite last Thursday. He placed fourth in that
6. Sadie Hasbell, 12-08.75
event. -Photo by Paula Emmel
Jorge Aguilar, 35-02.00
Markus Smith. 26-11.00
Discus - 1.6kg - Varsity -
Finals
Jorge Aguilar, 82-00
500m Hurdles - 36" - Markus Smith, 56-00
Javelin - 800g - Varsity -
Varsity> Finals
Finals
1. Cord Flynn, 44.98a
Shot Put - I2lh - Varsity - Cord Flynn. 113-00
Long Jump - Varsity - Finals
Finals
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Crop growers reminded to
save the date for dryland tours
Morrow County wheat
growers are reminded to
save the date for the 2014
Morrow County dryland
crop tour and social.
The tour this year will
include early-morning and/
or sunset tours on Thursday,
June 12, with highlights of
new hard red w inter wheat
varieties, new OSU soft
white lines Bobtail and
Rosalyn, Colorado drought
resistant lines and more.
M ore d e ta ils w ill
follow at a later date.
The W heat L eague
social and potluck will
take place Friday, June 13, Road. The social will begin
at Dick and Nancy Snider's at 5 p.m. with the dinner at
place. 63650 Rhea Creek 6 p.m.
Chamber lunch
meeting
The next lunch meeting of the Heppner Chamber
of Commerce will be an all entities report on Thursday,
April 3, at noon in Heppner City Hall conference room.
Cost of lunch is $10; A&M's Kitchen w ill cater.
Chamber lunch attendees are asked to RSVP at 541 -
676-5536 no later than the Wednesday before to guarantee
a lunch.
The Mustang varsity
track and field men came
home with fifth place out
of a field of 13 from the
Sherman Invitational on
Saturday, March 22, in
M oro. The team score
o f 49 put them behind
G o ld e n d a le , C o rb e tt,
Sherman and Lyle Wishram.
The varsity women
placed 11th in a field of 15
with a team score of 21.
Full team results are as
follows:
Men’s Results
100 Meters Varsity> Finals
13. Tommy B redfield,
13.23a
17. T o b ia s M u lle r ,
13.49a
200 Meters - Varsity - Finals
13. Tommy B redfield,
27.35a
16. Tobias Muller, 27.77a
800 Meters - Varsity - Finals
I. Jacob Moses, 2 :19.57a
4. Skyler Palmer, 2:29.85a
II. Ryan Cecil 2:44.96a
1500 M eters
Varsity -
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Finals
5-02.00
2. Jacob Moses, 4:53.18a
7. Skyler Palmer. 5:10.39a
Long Jump Varsity - Finals
15. Ryan Cecil ,5:31.24a
Varsity
4x100 R elay
Finals
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5. Tommy Bredfield, Jacob
Moses. Kaden Clark, Tobias
Muller, 49.93a
4x400 R elay
Varsity -
Finals
3. Kaden Clark, Jeremiah
Petzoldt, Skyler Palmer,
Jacob Moses. 4:16.60a
Shot Put I2lh - Varsity -
Finals
8. Tom Gould, 32-10.00
Discus - 1 6kg - Varsity
Finals
4. Tom Gould, 93-05
Javelin - 800g - Varsity -
Finals
13. Jeremiah Petzoldt, 106-
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19. Tom Gould, 97-02
26. Tristan Moses, 66-10
High Jump - Varsity - Finals
7. Je re m ia h P etz o ld t,
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10. Jeremiah Petzoldt, 15-
06.00
11. Tobias M uller, 15-
04.25
18. Skyler Palm er, 13-
06.50
Triple Ju m p
Varsity -
Finals
3. Kaden Clark, 38-10.00
Women’s Results
100 Meters - Varsity - Finals
11. Antonia Tebbe, 14.81a
14. K a e ly n L in d sa y ,
15.17a
4x100 R elay - Varsity
Finals
5. K yla D yer, K aelyn
Lindsay, Kelly Wilson,
Antonia Tebbe, 56.86a
Long Jump- Varsity - Finals
4. K elly W ilso n , 13-
09.50
5. Antonia Tebbe, 13-07.50
11. Kyla Dyer, 12-00.00
Triple Ju mp - Varsity -
Finals
2. Kelly Wilson, 28-03.00
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Cruz-ln winners announced
Fifty cars attended the
13,h annual St. Paddy’s
Cruz-ln; entries came from
H erm iston, P endleton,
Mosier, Kennewick, Walla
Walla. Benton City, West
R ichland, Dufur, lone,
Umatilla, The Dalles, La
Grande, Moro, Fossil and
Heppner.
The award winners of
the 13th annual St. Paddy’s
Cruz-ln are as follows:
Mustang’s Choice: Bob
Schilling of Pendleton in a
1968 Ford Mustang Coupe
Leprechaun’s Choice:
Rusty and Thelm a Roe
o f Hermiston in a 1957
Chrysler 300C
Best Convertible: Phil
Prather from Kennewick in
a 1957 Ford T. Bird
Participant’s Choice:
Larry Renard of The Dalles
in a 1940 Ford 4-dr. Sedan
Best 1910s & 1920s
Car or Pickup: Dennis and
Karen Bailey of Mosier in a
1928 Ford Model A Pickup
Best 1950s & 1960s
Pickup: Jim Hampton of
Hermiston with a 1955 Ford
F100
Best 1930s & 1940s
Car: Larry Renard from The
Dalles with a 1940 Ford
4-dr. Sedan
This and 49 other classic cars and pickups and their owners
attended the LVb annual St. Paddy’s Cruz-ln in Heppner on
March 15. - Photo by Mallorie Jones
Best 1950s & 1960s
Car: Arlen and Mary Ann
Miesner from La Grande
with a 1959 Chevy Belair
Best 1970s & 1980s
C a r: M a g g ie Y o u n t
from Walla Walla in a
1974 P ontiac F orm ula
Firebird
Best 1990s - 2004s
Car: Albert Smith from
H erm iston with a 1998
Chevy Corvette
Best 2005s & Newer
Car: Robert Herrera from
Hermiston in a 2009 Dodge
Challenger
Best Restomod Car:
Kathy Dopps of Hermiston
in a 1971 Chevy Camaro
(green)
Best Foreign Car or
Pickup: C hris Roop of
Pendleton w ith a 1968
MGBGT
Best P aint: R obert
Sandford of lone in a 1953
■/i Chevy 2-dr. Coupe
Best Engine: Kathy
Dopps o f H erm iston in
a 1972 Chevy Cam aro
(orange)
Best Fat Fender: Dan
Reisch of Kennewick in a
1946 Chevy 2-dr Coupe
B est M u sc le C ar:
C harlie A nderson from
Heppner in a 1969AMX
Best Of Show: J im and
Barb Kiser of The Dalles
in a 1962 Chevy Stepside
Pickup
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