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.
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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.
Members of the Ione
FFA Chapter attended the
State FFA Convention
in Redmond over spring
break. “It was a great group
of members to take,” said
FFA Advisor, Erin Heide-
man. “I am anxious to help
rebuild the program again
and recognize the tremen-
dous young people in our
school.”
Accepting the presti-
gious State FFA Degree
were Grace Ogden, Madi-
son Orem and Gary Walls.
Grace also earned a gold in
advanced portfolio while
Liam Heideman earned a
silver in beginning port-
folio. Gary Walls was also
a top four finalist for the
state farmer placement, a
coveted award, and Madi-
son Orem earned 4 th place
overall in the job interview
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Ione also boasted a market-
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in the chapter’s tenure;
team members were Grace
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