TEN - Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 16, 2014
lone high school track continues strong season with two meets
Markus Smith, 28-04.00
Discus 1.6kg Varsity
Finals
Brandon Peck, 73-03
Markus Smith, 71-07 (PR)
Javelin 800g - Varsity -
Finals
2. Bailey Haguewood, 140-
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Cord Flynn, 99-07
Oskar Peterson. 57-08
High Jump - Varsity - Finals
2. Bailey Haguewood,
5-10.00 (SR)
Long Jump - Varsity - Finals
Karsen Dumler, 12-10.50
(PR)
Triple Jum p - Varsity -
Finals
6. Bailey Haguewood, 39-
00.00 (SR)
Luke Jobes, 33-06.50
Womens Results
100 Meters - Varsity Finals
Sadie Hasbell, 15.28a
Vicky Gluderer, 16.30a
(PR)
200 Meters - Varsity - Finals
Rachel Holland. 29.93a
(PR)
Vicky Gluderer, 33.28a
(PR)
400 Meters - Varsity Finals
Sadie Hasbell, i : 10.98a
(PR)
800 Meters - Varsity’ - Finals
4. A n n R i e t m a n n ,
2:51.00a
300m H urdles - 3 0 " -
Varsity - Finals
4. Jessie Flynn, 53.45a
4x400 R elay - Varsity -
Finals
5. Sadie H asbell, Ann
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Hector Aguilarin the 100M at the Burns Lions/Oster Memorial
Invitational on Saturday in Burns. Photo by Paulo Emmet
lone High School
track and field participants
attended the Dick Horyna
Invitational Friday, April
11, at the Art Derbyshire
Track Complex in Stanfield,
lone women placed ninth of
24 teams, while the men
placed 1 lIhof24 teams. The
lone team had five season
records (SRs) and nine
personal records (PRs), as
indicated in their stats.
The team also attended
the Burns L ions/O ster
M em orial Invitational
on Saturday, April 12, in
Bums. There, the men came
in fifth out of 11 teams
while the women walked
away with seventh of 11.
The team had two SRs and
five PRs as noted below.
Full stats from the week
are as follows:
Dick Horyna Invitational
Mens Results
100 Meters - Varsity - Finals
Cord Flynn, 12.44a
lone
Karsen Dumler, 14.92a
(PR)
200 Meters - Varsity - Finals
Hector Aguilar, 29.08a
Alonso Cambero, 29.47a
400 Meters - Varsity Finals
Alonso Cambero,
1:09.26a
800 Meters Varsity - Finals
6. Luke Jobes, 2:20.75a
Oskar
Peterson,
2:27.33a
1500 M eters - Varsity -
Finals
Joshua
Stillman,
5:16.34a
Hector
Aguilar,
5:17.37a
300m H urdles - 3 6 ” -
Varsity - Finals
7. Cord Flynn, 47.21a
4x400 Relay - Varsity -
Finals
8. Hector Aguilar, Oskar
Peterson, Cord Flynn, Luke
Jobes, 4:09.44a (PR)
Shot Put - 121b - Varsity
Finals
Jorge Aguilar, 34-05.50
Brandon Peck, 29-02.00
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G ig a n tic E s ta te S a le
F or R o b e rt "B o b " L o vgren
2 4 5 W. B a ltim o re - H e p p n e r O R
A p ril 18 & 19 - 8 a m (no e a rly b irds)
2 matching barrel back chairs; electric spinet piano; 2 very
plush matching sofas; leather recliner; 2 hanging lamps;
large inside tree (real); Haywood Wakefield dining set
(table, 6 chairs, bullet); bedroom suite (dresser chest w/
bed & night stands); 3 round coffee tables; several loot
stool; 3 step tables; 2 end tables; oblong table; lots of
crystal pieces; 2 display china cabinets; 12 place setting
Johnson Bro’s English China; lots of vintage style green
glassware; 6 handmade in layed wall hangings; 6 matching
beautiful liquor glasses; 4 matching vintage chairs; lovely
quilts & throws; 3 drawer chest; law books; oodles of
unusual bottles & canning jars; 50's vintage bedroom set
(2 nightstands, chest, desk wl malts); 50's vintage Nech
1 sewing machine; 2 boudoir lamps; 4 old hand painted
saw blades; antique kerosene lamp; gun cabinet 4-6 guns;
gobs of door knobs; binoculars; 2 canes; kitchen misc;
alum ladder: boots; tuxedos; western hat; baskets galore;
newer table w/roll around chairs; retro desk; vintage china
hutch: moose painting; retro toot stool; too many ceramics
to list tor all seasons; Amana upright freezer, organ; lots
of Avon; 2 cabinets on rollers; drop loaf table; 4 wood bar
stools; TV trays; fireplace tools; antique handmade table;
several ext cords; several antique irons; wheel barrow;
lots of bar stuff; Pepsi box w/lid; 5 tans; Gibson double
door refrigerator, silverware; lots of cleaning supplies; 2
50's floor ashtrays; 2 old end tables; sliding glass door
cabinet: 50's hanging lamp; 2 elk pictures; bed w/mattress
8. 2 night stands; card table w/chairs; lots of kerosene
lampshades; box of picture frames; 2 large wood storage
boxes; 3 boxes of light bulbs; several older styles of clocks;
11 camping coolers; 4 folding tables, sled; small roll-top
desk; milk crates; lance stretcher; nail keg; 11 trunks all
sizes; old push lawn mower; air compressor, whiskey
lugs; lots of horse stuff 3/4 drive drill; mill: & cream cans;
washboard; coal bucket, 2 pickup tool boxes; 2 A/C units
(cond, unknown); hoses; grinder; metal shelving; license
plates; large very old sleigh; drills; drill press; 2 anvils;
complete line of tool both carpenter 8. mechanic; I gas
cans; bench vise; mauls; handyman lack; axes; shovels;
tap & die set; brand irons; large box of fishing gearw/pots,
pans, etc; old hand painted hatchet; 22" gas lawn mower,
3 double bit axes; 2 post hole diggers; small roll-too desk;
2 old tables; heavy cable: lots or traps, all sizes; 4 square
laundry tubs; electric blower, old batan; antique door &
windows; 8 ladders; 4 saw horse; some antique tools;
antique square tub washing machine; chain saw; shop
stove; 3/4 plastic pipe; bed; alum scoop; mirror; 2 long
220 cords; sliding glass door cabinet; arc welder; Shop
Vac; antique carirunrk; metal band saw; ball bats; Western
Flyer wagon; lawn ornaments; lots of lawn & garden tools;
sheep shears; lots of new handles; lots oi nice garden
rocks; chest; 6 boxes lull of bottles; lots of lamp shades;
saw blades; Jim Beam bottles; several styles of clocks;
large cab on rollers; 4 folding tables & more.
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Rietmann, Jessie Flynn,
Rachel Holland, 4:44.26a
(PR)
Shot Put 4kg Varsity -
Finals
Emily Holland, 28-08.00
(SR)
Discus l kg Varsity
Finals
Emily Holland, 63-07
Javelin 600g Varsity
Finals
4. Emily Holland, 106-02
(SR)
Rachel Holland, 82-10 (PR)
High Jump - Varsity - Finals
4. Jessie Flynn, 4-10.00
(SR)
Long Jump - Varsity - Finals
2. Jessie Flynn, 15-01.00
Sadie Hasbell, 13-08.50
(PR)
Burns Li on s / Os t er
Memorial Invitational
Mens Results
100 Meters - Varsity - Finals
Cord Flynn, 12.62a
Luke Jobes, 13.05a
Hector Aguilar, 14.54a
Karsen Dumler, 16.22a
200 Meters - Varsity Finals
Oskar Peterson, 29.00a
Hector Aguilar, 29.35a
400 Meters - Varsity - Finals
Hector Aguilar, 1:05.26a
(PR)
300m H urdles - 3 6 " -
Varsity - Finals
4. Cord Flynn, 48.59a
8. Luke Jobes. 50.64a
4x100 Relay - Varsity -
Finals
4. Oskar Peterson, Luke
Jobes, Cord Flynn, Bailey
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O sk ar Peterson hoists the javelin at the Dick Horyna
Invitational Friday in Stanfield. Photo by Paula Emmel
Haguewood, 50.00a
Shot Put - 12lb Varsity -
Finals
1. Bailey Haguewood, 37-
06.75
2. Jorge Aguilar, 35-03.75
(PR)
Brandon Peck, 29-04.00
(SR)
Markus Smith, 27-09.25
Joshua S tillm a n , 27-
04.00
Discus - 1.6kg - Varsity -
Finals
5. Jorge Aguilar, 99-07
Cord Flynn, 95-04
B randon Peck, 80-05
(SR)
Markus Smith. 70-11
Javelin - 80Og - Varsity -
Finals
4. Bailey Haguewood, 138-
02
8. Luke Jobes, 106-08
Oskar Peterson, 52-05
Long Jump - Varsity - Finals
1. Bailey Haguewood, 18-
06.00
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K a rse n D u m ler, 11-
03.25
Womens Results
100 Meters - Varsity - Finals
5. Sadie Hasbell', 14.59a
(PR)
Vicky Gluderer, 15.90a
(PR)
200 Meters - Varsity - Finals
6. Ra c h e l Ho l l a n d .
30.57a
Vicky Gluderer, 33.53a
400 Meters - Varsity - Finals
3. Jessie Flynn, 1:06.18a
800 Meters - Varsity> Finals
7. A n n R i e t m a n n ,
3:05.73a
Javelin 600g - Varsity' -
Finals
Rachel Holland, 78-02
Sadie Hasbell. 67-07 (PR)
High Jump - Varsity - Finals
2. Jessie Flynn, 4-08.00
Long Jump - Varsity - Finals
I. Je s sie F ly n n , 14-
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6. Sadie Hasbell, 13-00.50
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Mustangs continue winning baseball
season
The Mustang baseball
team continued its winning
season last week with a 10-0
shutout against Umatilla
on April 8 and double
victories, 9-7 and 15-2, in
its Saturday twinbill against
Horizon Christian. The
double-header against the
Hawks started the Heppner/
lone team’s league season;
the Mustangs now stand at
6-1 overall and 2-0 league.
In the Umatilla game.
Bri an Rill to ssed 12
strikeouts and gave up only
CJ Kindle puts his heart into the swing against Umatilla on three hits. Heppner had an
April 8. The Mustangs handily defeated the Vikings 10-0 in 8-0 lead going into the third
the non-league game. -Photo by Sandra Putman
inning, and coasted until the
game was called in the sixth
inning due to the 10-run
mercy rule. Weston Putman
went 3-for-3 at the plate and
had three RBIs. Rill and
Andrew Hatfield each went
2-for-3 with three RBIs.
On Saturday, starting
pitchers JC Putman and
Jordan Bailey contributed
big to the win; Bailey gave
up only three hits in three
innings, while Putman
walked only one batter
and struck out seven in
six innings. The Mustangs
allowed only four walks in
the two games.
D uring game one,
the Mustangs came from
behind 4-2 in the fourth
to end with a 9-7 Mustang
victory. In the second
game, the Heppner team
was clearly in control from
start to finish. Ten runs
and four Horizon Christian
errors ended the game in
the sixth inning due to the
10-run rule.
Bailey and Weston
Putman led Heppner at
the plate, both going a
combined 4-for-7. Putman
had five RBIs and Bailey
had four.
The Mustangs hosted
Sherman on Tuesday and
go on to face Irrigon in a
twinbill on Saturday at 11
a.m. and 1 p.m.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2014
April 12-13 - Youth Turkey Hunt (OHV)
M»y 6. 2014 - Stanfield Outdoor School - Aquatics (Anson Wright)
May S. 2014 - Parks Open for Season (Anson Wright, Cutsforth, OHV)
May 10, 2014 - Reload Ridge Riders Poker Run (OHV)
I rail, «vttem StmtKXMl trallk during event, hut open to public.
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Heppner player Jordan Bailey makes a catch in the outfield
during the twinbill games against the Horizon Christian Hawks
last weekend. Bailey was also a starting pitcher who, with JC
Putman, kept the Hawks to just four walks in the double-
header. -Photo by Sandra Putman
May 24-26,2014 - Memorial Day Weekend *' ,r .u iev>.iiiecmnpMg me c i t ■ *
May 24. 2014 - OHV Hands on evaluations (OHV)
June 14, 2014 - 9th Annual Youth Fishing Derby (Cutsforth)
June 16-22, 2014 - Tri-County 4-H Camp (Cutsforth)
June 16-19, 2014 - Oregon Dept. Forestry Training (OHV)
Portlone o f Trei! Svitein t'U tSBD to publk -
June 21.2014 - OHV F.MS Poker Run - FUND MISER (OHV)
Trail» aynero directional trank during event but open to public
July 4. 2014 - Independence Day *Gct vnu taverntf cwnputfi sue early !!•
July 12 - IJ, 2014 ■ North East Bow Hunter's Archer Shoot (OHV)
- Pomona ofTnUI Svatvra m«y CLOSFD to paMte
August 11, 2014 - Bicycle Rides Northwest (Spray to Heppner)
August 12, 2014 - Bicycle Riders Northwest Rest Stop (CUTSFORTH)
August 30-31,2014 labor Day Weekend - m ,..,e »*'.»,i. ,m>pug .neenih -
Aug. 30 - Sept 21. 2014- Archery Season •*•». .»««*«. .i»e«t>'*
September 1,2014- labor Day
September 13 - 14, 2014 NOMAC - Eddie Ingram Ride
Trade iwwun opan to pwblu
September 13. 2014 • Main Camp ground dotes for upgrades (OHV)
September 13, 2014 - portion of campsites d o te for upgrades (Anton Wright)
October 4 • 17, 2014 • 1 it Buck Season * Rnaarva vo*« ravinm campmf « » i> • •
Oct. 25 • Nov. 7, 2014 * 2nd Buck Seaton * i#amtun» Avon« mmpm* hm mi> •
Oct. 29 • NOV. 2, 2014 • Elk Season *Raa«v« vihu fovorl* cam pint «it* «trU •
November 3. 2014 • Anton Wright P ait CLOSES for season
November 1-16. 2014 - Youth 2nd Seaton Special Elk Hum (OHV)
Pmiiom of frail Mvmm man CLOHHD » pwNic
November 11, 2014 • Veteran’s Day
November 17.2014 - Cut*forth and OHV Park CLOSE fbr season
Rversa «ubfsct to chant* wflfc out nodes • ter m o n infom M ttoa or dsmUa conmrt
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