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About Rogue news. (Ashland, Or.) 19??-???? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1931)
.Thursday, October 22, 1031. THE ROGl'E NEWS fate Three SPORTS Ashland Grizzlies went down to a defeat by the Klamath Pel icans. Fighting firmly In he dust of the dry field, the boys rolled ui a bulwark of twelve points -gainst the Klamath grtdsters. The defense was not strong enough , however, and the Pel icans drove through for a score In each period. Klamath made the first score, then, with Meyers and Hall as protection, Gosnell went over for the Grizzlies first score. Ashland fa'led to convert. Klamath came back undaunted and the score at the half was 14, to 6, In favor of Klamath. At the second half, the Pelicans again made a score but they failed to convert. Ashland made a tenacious stand and did not let go until the ball was over the goal. The score at end of the third quarter was 20 to 12, in favor of Klamath. In the last quarter, Klamath gained two points on a safety, thus making the score 22 to 12 In favor of Klamath. help Shorty make so much yard age is his ability to completely relax before each play. Did you ever notice how he steals a few minutes rest after being tackled? Eskridge the little 133 pound guard, has caused more than one observer to scratch his head, by his ability to tear through the line and smear op ponents Pet Plays. Sleloff, the well padded cen ter, has been living up to his Job of center and playing good game for his 1st year of high school football. We miss our peppy yell lead er, but what a thrill we get when he recovers a fumble and goes driving down the field, amid a cloud of dust and a chorus of cheers. Mabbot, at "wing half" will be expected to turn in a good re cord next Saturday. Dunham, playing "Full" Is go ing to give an exhibition of "backing up the line", which will be hard to equal. ARVERTISIXG Sir Thomas Upton, the famed ; English yachtsman, was a firm I believer in advertising. His won- j derful business is proof of that ' fact. While we are not all Sir Thomas's we all can advertise. On of the prominent things of the first Issue was the advertise ments. The business staff of Rogue News greatly appreciates the advertising of the Ashland business houses and individuals in the high school paper. The paper also wishes to men tion the fact that many firms have taken year adds. This is a I great benefit to us, and to the firms themselves. Business Manager. 1. F. S. , J. P. Dodge and Sons House Furnishers Funeral Directors hone SIS 12.1 K. Main St. We Welcome You li PALACE Cafe and Lunch Meals and Stun Orders Phone Ashland-Crescent Game Final Tcore 12-7 Favor Ashland EXCHANGE Enthusiastic barnyard golf champions are showing great form in the Initial tryouts. The correct way to count points in horseshoes Is a ringer, three; Parks, stubby little guard and leaner, one; and the closest shoe one of the fastest players on the within six inches counts one. The team, has surely shown his op-! way the girls count them as a jjonentg how to tackle and run rl.er is an impossibility, a Interferrence. Keep it up Henry! I leaner a miracle, and a shoe Sneed. "The Flying Swede" is thrown within sixteen yards of Ashland Grizzlies made their ; pisylns "outside1' tackle and do- the peg, is an accident. QFAL1TY SERVICE Shoe Repairing AGEE'S SHOE SHOP 38 E. Main SI root H. Garen Tailor Kl ITS MADE TO ORDER Alterations anl Hepuir.iiK SiO.1 E Main Street fourth consecutive win In non- ronference games Saturday, Oc tober 17, when they defeated the Del Norte Pirates 12 to 7. The Llthla City grid3ters held the much praised fishermen down to one score, that being gained in the fourth quarter on an end run of forty yards for a touchdown. The point was converted. Ashland scored in the first quarter when Gosnell Intercept ed a Crescent c and ran sixty yards in a broken field for touchdown. The Grizzlies' sec ond came In the third quarter. The Pirates made a desperate ing a good Job of it too, as many a poor fellow playing opposite has learned to his sorrow. Well, "Experience Is a great teacher",, keep up the good work "Oley-. Sleloff, Center, is plenty Kliqrt and as easy to go over as to go around. But just to go over htm? It Jutt isn't being done this year, that's all. Hall, "What a Man", is the sturdy little lad who plays next to Selloff. When these two make up their mind to do things, watch out! Greene too Is a tough boy. He's shifty and as fast as you can find. When he hits he hits hard Eureka (Redwood Bark)' DON MILLER'S ItoWL ' UEAXS SPECIAL Hamburgers, 2 fr 1.1c Hot IX'gs. " SPECIAL Student Lunch, 25c WELCOME High School Student PLAZA CAFE rally but Dunham plunged over( Darlln! and Johnson are slow for a score. The Pirates knocked down the try for point. The score at the final gun was Ashland, 12 and Crescent City. 7. Ashland High grtdsters defeat ed Dunsmuir on October 3 with a score of 24 to 0. The game was played on the Llthlan field. This was Ashland's third consecutive win In pre-conference games. ei. now pais For Sweaters "Save the Elbows and Yo-i Save All!" J. D. Mars and Son ISAAC'S The Quality Store A New Hosiery Value ItuiiiiiKlon Quality, Pure Silk, Full I' HMliioneil, Ijitest color for only 71c to "pick the fight" all they I need is courage to go right in ' and start the "controversy". j Although Mabbot received a black eye and a few scratches he has been working still harder to make up for the few losses of skin that heked to dedicate the new Modoc field. Schuerman's GROCERY AND DELICATESSEN Phone 155 Ashlrnd Flower Shop and Green House Phone US Lit Ilia Hotel IHds. FOOTBALL FINDING Just too DARLING for words! Green and Head They say there's competition here. Looks like they'd cooperate. Greene head. Gearhart Where are the waves of yesteryear? Howell With bis elevation, his galloping style of locomotion and his crane-like structure, keaps them guessing. Darling Thunder sometimes gives as a good storm. Parks a hammerhead when it comes to knocking down the pigskin carriers. Lennox, on the other end, is Improving, but be is still a little afraid of doing the wrong thing at the right time. A good trait, but dont let it get away from you, Keith. One of the things that must BOYS' COUNCIL MAKE GIRLS OFFER Girls can now have hobby groups, radio, painting clubs, and so forth, as well as boys. The Boys Council is willing to give any girls, who would like to form curh a group the use of their meeting place and help them get organized. STIDENT ILL We are very sorry to learn of the illness of our classma.te Rosa Franco. She has been ill for sev eral weeks. It is doubtful whether she will be able to graduate this year with her class. She was outstanding in school activ ities, being vice-president of the Junior class, and also taking an active part in Band. Orchestra. The Citizens Bank of Ashland offers facilities for the trans action of banking business of every description. CITIZENS BANK OF .tSHLWII A -bland, Oregon Does the Mirror Say VOF NEED A HAIItCIT? Viit us at LITHIA SPRINGS BARBER SHOP '"Where all the students go" Do you oun a fountain pen? ii In it in good order? If you Imve one e repuir them If you haven't we sell tlieui. McNair Bros. The Rexal! Store OX THE PLA.A FOOTBALL Salted Peanuts- Stearns' Self SPECIAL -2 Pcunds 25c Service Store I and Girls League.
