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THE ROGUE NEWS
Tuesday, April !8, VJil
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Girls' Tennis Team
Consists of Juniors
Although the girl's tennis team
has not definitely been picked yet,
it is understood that the first five
on the tennis lad.Ier. which is now
being used, will be the tennis
team. At present, the top five,
in order, are Dorothv Morris.
Catherine Williams, Ida Willard,
Phyllis Caton and Ninon King
Arrangements for matches have
not yet been completed but match
es are being planned with Medford
and Grants Pass for the last of
this month and the first of May.
Only one trip will be made to each
of these schools instead of the us
ual two because of the tire short
age.
Those going out for tennis are:
Erlene Norberg, Marilee Erwin,
Dorothy Morris, Catherine Wil
liams. Ida Willard, Phyllis Caton,
Ninon King, Betty Whittle, Donna
Frazier, Pat McCoy, Mary Pat
Kawe, Dorothy Rajj, Gay Neeley,
Armia tsiacK, reari nusseu, nor-
ence Neufer and Rosemary Rich-
AHS Baseball
Squad Loses Games
Ashland's baseball squad has
met defeat at the hands of Med-
ford. Grants Pass and Jacksonville
since the beginning of the season,
according to a recent report from
sports reviewer Al Newbry.
The games played with Med
ford tallied up with three losses
for Ashland: 8-12. 5-17, and 1-8.
Luck was a little better with
Jacksonville, the scores being 2-3,
and 7-8.
Grants Pass defeated the home
ball club 3-4, and later 4-10.
Barney Riggs caught for Ash
land and several of the squad
members pitched: Jandreau, Pro'
vost, Mansfield and Quackenbush.
Medford's catcher was Adams, a handout on one condition. Did noises. Instead the joint was all
those pitching were: Gitzen, Plum- you see that wood pile in the lit up (so are the people) and
ley. Wray and Balis. yard? there is the stolen ice in the re
Grants Pass used Martindale Tramp Yes, I seen It. f rigerator. The G-man and the cop
and Pruitt for pitchers and Far- Housewiffe You should never can't arrest all the guys and gals
thing as a catcher; Jacksonville say seen. Say you saw it. because they have only one jail,
using Smith and Hulners, Kenny Tramp Lady, you saw me see so they drop the case (on their
and Sandord. it, but didn't see me saw it: toes) and join the party.
JEEPTOONS
--ano it's so Mice or vot Boys fo peiive th&
PCKA6 OP GOOD'S TO 9TKLey"
Sander
Dope Column
Track Meet, Saturday. April
. ," '-""." f1
trck eetl ,"1,Ye1k1a Saturday
wh,en " otaed 10.P'" for, he
J"" hk' V0 a"d the
220a'd dasn in 23
Jandreau collected second in
Pole vault with an 11.6 jump;
Merdmeier of Medford nosing him
oui wun an n ieei lu-incn jump. z for the Klamath meet is account
Chuck barely missed the same able for the fact that the state
mark. meet annually held at Eugene, will
Mansfield took fourth in the 880 be on the 15th and 16th.
yard dash and Fowler took fourth
ln the 440-yard dash.
As yet the Ashland Grizzlies
have not pentrated the win col
umn in any of the spring sports.
With most of the players in other
activities it is hard for the red
ana wnue 10 scrape up enougn
players for one sport at a time.
Baseball
In baseball, Ashland has had a
lot of tough luck but are still
nopeiui ior a gooa season, loosing
three of their seven games by only
one run, and by outplaying their marriage Is postponed because it
opponents in several games, they seems that Miss Muffet won't
have proved themselves capable of marry Boy Blue without the neck
playing good baseball. laces, rings and bracelets.
Tennis " " 'in a flash King cole calls on
The boys' tennis team lost Its the F. B. I. (Forsythe's Burean
fst game of the season to Grants
Pass a 8Core of 3- with two
of tnHr toP ranking stars missing,
Bua Provost and Dick Finnell. In
a re,urn match with Grants Pass
Wednesday the team expects to truck (they bring 90 cents a doz
even up the series. en) and finally a G-man stumbled
Track
The Ashland thinclads pulled a
surprise out of the bag by piling
up a score of 34 points against
Medford and Grants Pass in a
triangular meet held at Medford.
The track team is working out
daily (sometimes) to get in shape
for the district meet to be held
the first of May.
Housewife: Yes. I'll eive vou
Track Team
Scores High
At Medford
A squad of seven boys left Ash
land March 28 and journeyed to
MorifWri uheio thov ontprori n
three-way meet between Medford,
Grants Pass and Ashland. When
ail was over, Ashland with four of
the seven boys gathering points.
was able to collect a total of 34
points to Giants Pass's 38 and
Medford's 50.
Caton took two firsts, the 100-
yard dash in 10:3 and the 180-
yard dash in 19.2. Jandreau tooK
first in the high Jump and broad
jump and second in the pole vault.
Provost collected second in the
200- yard low hurdles and in the
broad jump.
Relay Team Sparks
The relay team running in the
880-yard relay for the fust time
I an it in 38:8. The team consists
of Provost, Jandreau, Fowler and
Caton.
TWO TRACK MEETS
SCHEDULED MAY 2, 8
Ashland's track squad has two
games scheduled for the future;
one with tne Klamath county
schools May 2 and one with Med-
'orrt Mav
The Medford meet will be held
at Medford, and the one with the
Klamath county schools at Klam-
ath F'alls. The early date of May
Boy Blue--'42
Little Boy Blue was all engaged
to marry Little Miss Muftet and
Old King Cole, Little Boy Blue's
lather, was going to give them
aoout a ionune ana a nan wmcn
he had invested in some ice. This
ice was in the form of rings,
bracelets and necklaces.
The day before the wedding, the
Draceieis, necklaces ana rings
turn up disappearing. At once the
of Investigation). The F. B. I.
swung into swift survey of the
surrounding social set. They
searched the grounds, picking up
footprints, which they put in a
over a clue. Although he sank his
floating rib when he stumbled, he
valiantlly struggled to his feet
and padded off into "The Night"
which is a night club,
With a snifter under his belt he
called a cop, and the two went to
the suspect's house. When they
opened the door of said house,
they expected to see a gloomy In
terior with maybe Boris Karlof
wandering about making strange
By Fighting Men
Quill and Scroll Takes
Seven New Members
Seven new members were init
iated into Quill and Scroll April 7
at the home of Mrs. Frances
White.
New members to the society in
clude Vyvyan Freeman, Carolyn
ose, 1h" Wolcott. Betty Whittle
Wayne Pickens, Judy Silver and
Ann rldnuau-
After initiation refreshments
were served and the rugs were
rolled back for dancing.
Another meeting will be held to
elect officers for next year and to
for a Publications Picnic
J? be sponsored by Quill and
cro11-
Klamath high school held a
blackout dance on Fridav. April
10. Lights were turned out at in-
tervals. The highlight of the eve-
nin& was a broomstick dance.
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