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SIX - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, March 30, 2022 Mustangs face tough competition on the diamond Sheriff’s Report The Morrow County Sheriff’s Office has released the following information: March 11: Morrow County Sheriff ’s Office received a report on Se Matlock St, in Heppner. Caller with PMH would like a deputy to do a welfare check on a female. Caller states she believes female to be intoxicated and was at their back door but is currently walking away. MCSO responded, unable to locate -MCSO received a re- port on Se Cowins St, in Heppner. Caller advised of two big bull mastiffs, black brindle and tan with a black muzzle running loose in the area again. -MCSO received a re- port on I 84 E, in Board- man. Caller advised there are two white pickups with ID plates; one 4x4 Ford F150 hauling a trailer is cutting her off and throwing things out of the vehicle at her vehicle. -MCSO received a re- port on Highway 74 Lena, in Heppner. Caller passed a younger man pushing an older white sedan near the comer on Hwy 74 near MP 49. She did not stop and check on him but does have safety concerns that it poses as a traffic hazard. Unable to locate. -MCSO received a re- port on Highway 730, in Irrigon. Caller states driver on phone and all over the roadway. -MCSO received a re- port on I 84 W, in Board- man. Caller wanted to re- port animal abuse. She ad- vised she is on the interstate on I 84 btw the 172 and the 174. There is small feedlot on the north side of the westbound ln and there are cows and horses that look to be in really bad shape. There was also a carcass of a cow laying in the middle of the lot. Unfounded. -MCSO received a re- port at Highway 730/Lewis and Clark Dr, in Boardman. Multiple vehicle MVA, one patient with a head injury. Referred to other agency. -MCSO received a re- port at Sage Brush Apart- ments on Boardman Ave Nw., in Boardman. Male refusing to leave, it is the caller’s ex-boyfriend. -MCSO received a re- port on Se Fourth St, in Irrigon. Caller is advising of a large black p/u near this address that is playing loud music. -MCSO received a re- port on Se Utah Ave, in Irrigon. Caller is advising of a male in a black Chevy p/u that spun his tires in the roadway and left towards Brandon. Unable to locate. -MCSO received a report on Wagon Wheel Loop, in Irrigon. Caller advised there is an indv at this location where they have a red car and they keep revving it up all day. Unable to locate. -MCSO received a re- port at Highway 207 Echo/ Bombing Range Rd, in Lexington. Request made for extra patrol for extra bright headlights on vehi- cles. March 12: Morrow County Sheriff ’s Office received a report at St Pat- rick’s Senior Center on N Main St., in Heppner. Caller works for the chamber of commerce advised that there is a white Subaru parked in front of the doors at the senior center. It is a no parking zone and needs to be moved -MCSO received a re- port on W Oregon Ln, in Irrigon. Neighbor across the street advised they let their three black labs run loose and they are not very friendly. Is becoming a re- occurring issue. -MCSO received a re- port on I84 E, in Boardman. White Subaru merged and cut him off. Referred to other agency. -MCSO received a re- port that Jackson, Teeman was arrested by Tribal on MCCC warrant for PV/ DUII, Reckless driving, Criminal driving while sus- pended or revoked. Lodged at UCJ. No Bail -MCSO received a report at Tupper Guard Station on Tupper Ln., in Heppner. Caller advised he is stuck right in front of the ranger station on Tupper Rd., Vehicle 1/4 tank of gas with phone battery ok. Referred to other agency. -MCSO received a re- port on Highway 74, in Ione. Caller advised that cows are out and are out by the road, old rail road right away. They have been out in her yard and there is one calf that she believes is in distress. MCSO checked the area, only one out, but none in distress. -MCSO received a re- port at United States Post Office on N Main St., in Heppner. Caller advised there was a juvenile running around Thomson Square with no parents around. MCSO responded and lo- cated the parents. -MCSO received a report on Wagon Wheel Loop, in Irrigon. Caller advised there is a vehicle at the neighbor’s residence that is revving up all day and night. -MCSO received a re- port on SW Nevada Ave, in Irrigon. Caller advised it sounds like there are roost- ers outside fighting. -MCSO received a report at The Loop on E May St., in Heppner. Older green short flat bed with lots of items in the back- hit the loop building, significant damage to the building. Vehicle was last seen headed up chase street towards cemetery. Ball, Dennis Gene was arrested by MCSO for DVII and Hit and Run/Property Damage and lodged at UCJ with the bail of $10,000. -MCSO received a re- port on W Eighth Rd, in Irrigon. Caller advised there is something attacking his chickens, her husband will be shooting it- believe they are a racoon. Caller was ad- vised to call in if they were to shoot something. Do You Have Something to Share? Our newly updated website makes it easy to: March 13: Morrow County Sheriff’s Office re- ceived a report at Bank Of Eastern Oregon on N Main St., in Heppner. Caller ad- vised that he found a debit card in the ATM machine and would like a deputy to make contact. -MCSO received a re- port on I 84 W, in Board- man. Caller advised he is following a semi-truck weaving and failing to maintain ln. Truck has an amazon trailer with a red cab. -MCSO received a re- port at Irrigon City Hall on Ne Main Ave., in Irrigon. On the division side and main under the awning she observed a couple sleeping bags and beer bottles. -MCSO received a re- port on Nw Oregon Ave, in Irrigon. Caller advised the neighbor’s dog came over in the yard and went after her 11 year old son. Dog is a Pitbull mix. No injuries and not sure who the owners are, they recently moved in. -MCSO received a re- port at Oregon Trail Rv Park on Ne Washington Ave., in Irrigon. Black GMC and White Chevy Silverado received a suspicious pack- age with little baggies of a sort of substance in it. She didn’t order it and not sure how to proceed. MCSO re- sponded, retrieved package. -MCSO received a re- port on Sw Nevada Ave, in Irrigon. Caller advised his neighbor has three bulls that keep getting out- would like a deputy to make contact with him as well as the owner. -MCSO received a re- port at Depot Ln/Wagon Wheel Loop, in Irrigon. Male is upset, attempting to get further. MCSO re- sponded and provided the male with a courtesy ride. By Blake Carter After their first contest, Heppner baseball looked to continue their success as they hosted the Baker/ Powder Valley co-op team. The softball team took the diamond for the first time this season, as they hosted the Baker/Powder Valley co-op team as well. Thurs- day afternoon was a busy day for all Mustang teams on the diamond. Heppner baseball lost two tough games to Baker, 7-2, and 18-8. The first contest was controlled by the Baker pitching staff. Heppner did take an early 1-0 lead but that quickly di- minished. The second game was a shootout, Heppner took an early three run lead before Baker jumped back in front. Heppner took the lead again and held it until the seventh inning. Baker came to bat in the top of the seventh down 8-7, the Bulldogs tacked on a run and tied the ballgame at eight. Heppner couldn’t get their bats going in the bottom half of the inning, so the game went to extra innings. Baker jumped on the Mustangs and scored 10 runs to finish off the game. The Mustang softball also fell in two games, the lady Mustangs kept the first game close before taking a tough loss in game two. Heppner softball would spend a couple days of their spring break on the dia- mond as well, as they host- ed the Vernonia Loggers and the Knappa Loggers for two tough double headers. Vernonia and Knappa got the better of the Lady Mus- tangs as Heppner couldn’t find a win on the weekend. Both teams will look to grab a pair of wins this weekend in two double- headers. The baseball team will take on league oppo- nent Union, on Saturday starting at 11 a.m. The soft- ball team will also face a league opponent in Weston McEwen on Friday at 2 p.m. All four contests will be in Heppner this week- end. Ione FFA attends state FFA convention Pictured (L-R): Liam Heideman, Kelly Doherty, Grace Ogden, Gary Walls, Delaney Stefani, Madison Orem, Jolene Serrano and Lizzie Doherty. -Contributed photo. 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