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ROGUE NEWS
THURSDAY. JAN. 22. 1953
Grizzlies Beat
Chieflians 51-36
The Ashland Grizzlies down
ed the Rogue River quint Fri
day, December 19, 51 to 36.
The Grizzlies had two good
quarters, and scored 15 points
in each the first and fourth
quarters, while holding the
Chieftians to five in each can
to. As had happened in the pre
vious tilts this winter, the
Grizzlies were severely under I
pressure at halftime, since they
had barely a 23 to 20 lead at
the half. Byron Kile, the only
remaining member of the
Rogue River's state B champs
of last year, canned 21 to take
hiyh scoring honors.
The Grizzlies looked best in
the first quarter but were guil
ty of mechanical errors later
in the ball games.
Gregg Lininger topped Ash
land with 16 counters, and
Harvey Woods followed with
12. Glen Ingle and Jerry Ward,
combined with Lininger, were
able to control the backboards
most of the game.
In the preliminary, Gene
Allison's Jayvees waited until
the last quarter before com
pletely overcoming the Rogue
River jayvees, 50 to 32. The
score was 8 to 7, 21 to 18, and
28 to 27 at the quarter marks,
all in favor of Ashland. Jerry
Mickle, Ashland guard, had 12
points to tie for honors with
Johnson, Rogue River guard.
TRAGEDIES IN GIRLS P. E.
Girls basketball isn't at all
safe, sometimes. For example,
Tuesday, January 13, two
teams were engaged in a close
game when, all of a sudden,
Kathy York received an unex
pected basketball right on the
nose. As Kathy ran upstairs
with a bloody nose, Ramona
Mitchell stamped on the floor,
bruised her toes, counted them
to see if they were all there,
jumped up, and was off play
ing again.
The game was going all
right until the ball went under
Nancylee Olson's feet at the
wrong time and she was down
with bruised ribs. Nancylee
was out of the game for the
day.
Substituting for one of the
injured players, while posed
after making a basket a play
er was pushed into Miss Na
dine George. Her glasses were
broken into "eleventy-eight"
pieces and part of the glass
went into her eye. But she
rushed to the doctor who put
a big patch on one eye. "Dead
eye" George survived.
Barbara Van Vleet "I've
changed my mind."
Mrs. Christlieb: "Atta girl!
Does the new one work any
better?"
Bill Welch "Have any of
your boyhood hopes been realized?"
Mr. Lewis: "Yes, when my
mother used to comb my hair,
I wished I hadn't any.
Grizzlies Vallop Cougars 67-34
The Ashland High School
Grizzlies scored 45 points in
a one-sided second half Friday,
December 12, to trample Illin
ois Valley 67 to 34 on the jun
ior high gym floor here.
Unable to hit the basket in
the first half, the Grizzlies
were able to hold only a 22
to 19 lead at half-time.
The Grizzlies finally found
an eye for the basket in the
third quarter. Ashland scored
10 consecutive points before
hoop, and the score was near
ly doubled by the end of the
quarter.
The fourth quarter was just
about the same as the third
as the Grizzlies made 20 points
and held the Cougars to 10.
Coach John Rossi played 12
players; 11 were able to score.
Harvey Woods, who has an in
jured knee, saw little action
and failed to score.
Gregg Liringer showed abil
ity to gain control of the re-
WICK'S FURNITURE
STORE
Headquarters for
Pittsburg Paint
O'BLENESS MOTOR CO.
555 Siskiyou Blvd.
Ashland, Oregon
Short's
EAST SIDE PHARMACY
Walgreen Agency
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Illinois Valley could find the bounds, and he was, also, able
to hit the hoop for 14 points
to lead all scorers for the eve
ning. Playing at Illinois Valley
Saturday night, the Grizzlies
again barely kept ahead of the
Cougars during the first half,
which ended 27 to 19. But the
Ashland quint again found the
range in the second half as
they had the night before.
scoring 33 points, while hold
ing the Cougars to 13.
Harvey Woods, who played
very little the previous night.
proved to be a spark on of
fense as he wound up high
point man for the game with
18 counters.
Bob Delsman, Jerry Ward
and Ted Tenny to controlled
the backboard most of the
ame.
HARRISON PARTS
FOR ALL YOUR AUTO
NEEDS
145 E. Main
Your Friendly Ford
Dealer
JIM BUSCH
Phone 3381
3RADS HOME
FOR VACATION
During Christmas vacation
many Ashland High graduates
came home, among whom were
Helen Bean and Vernon Ten
ney, students of Brigham
Young University in Salt Lake
City. Helen is returning this
term, but Vernon is now en
rolled at Oregon State.
Henry Metz also spent the
vacation with his parents. Hen
ry has been in Korea with the
U. S. Navy but is now station
ed at Long Beach.
Garold Davis was able to
spend the holidays with his
parents and friends in Ash
land. Garold is also with the
U. S. Navy, and is now sta
tioned at Norfolk, Virginia.
Oregon State seems to be
the favorite away-from-home
college. The students who were
able to come home from there
were Barbara Hild, Ann Wil-
iamson. Jack Frost. Mary Hill-
berry, Dale Campbell, Dick
Reynen, and Jack Eidswick.
Jery Langer spent the week
end with his parents in Ash
land. Jerry is a student at
Washington State.
Danny Johnson and Bill Al
len both received a nice Christ
mas present, a discharge from
the service.
Cash Perrine came home
from Principia College in Ill
inois to spend the vacation
with his parents.
ROLLING PIN DONUT
SHOP
..DONUTS FOR PARTIES.
50 E. Main
Phone 2-2771
DRIVE IN MARKET
Groceries-Fresh Vegetables
Meats
W. P. Hamby W. B. Hai-hy
180 C Street
FORTMILLERS
Quality Department
Store
HALL STUDIO
37 East Main Street
Special to Studenti
INGLE DRUG CO.
Swedenberg Bldg.
Complete Cosmetics Service
Fountain
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
SELBY CHEVROLET CO.
Across from The Bank
SHELDON JEWELRY
Henry Carr, Owner
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry
Fine Repairing and
Engraving
66 99
HOMES V SERVICE
Union Oil Products
Lubrication Accessories
June. 66&99 Ph. 9-9156
PROVOST'S FURNITURE
AND
FLOOR COVERING
BOSSHARD LUMBER CO.
Complete Building Material
and Appliances
We Give S&H Green Stamps
Donna Dunkeson: "I know a
girl who swallows swords."
Bill Finnell: "That's nothing!
I know a girl who inhales camels."
Ashland Edges
Crater High
The Ashland Grizzlies even
ed this year's score with the
Crater Comets Friday, January
2, on the high school floor in
Central Point, winning 43 to
38 and gave each of the teams
a win in the four-game series.
The Grizzlies took the lead
in the early minutes of the
game as Gregg Lininger sank
a pair of foul shots to put the
Grizzlies ahead 2 to 0. Lin
inger scored six points in the
first quarter to give Ashland
their 11 to 8 lead at the end of
the quarter. The Grizzlies
were able to hold their lead
throughout the second quarter;
however. Crater narrowed the
margin to 21 to 18 after a surge
just before halftime.
The two teams fought it out
i even terms in the third
quarter, with Crater coming
within one point, 29 to 28, at
one time. Jerry Ward sank a
bucket to give Ashland the
lead, 31 to 28. The Grizzlies
started to run away with the
game in the fourth quarter,
running the count to 38 to 29
in the first few minutes.
Only 11 charity points were
made out of 36 attempts by
the Grizzlies. Jim Jeffries and
Gregg Lininger made 12 points
each to share for high honors.
Gordon Carrigan held " high
honors for the Comets with 11
points.
Where the High School
Gang Holds Out
SWEET SHOP
PEOPLE'S MARKET
304 North Main
GROCERIES Si SCHOOL
NEEDS
P E R R I N E'S
Better Clothes for Less
Money
266 East Main
SELF SERVICE 10c STORE
SPROUSE-REITZ CO.. INC.
Athland Hotel Coffee Shop
Good Food and Fast
Service
Breakfast. Lunch and
Dinner
BLVD. MARKET
842 Siskiyou
Jack and Mollie Young
Have you tried our Chicken
Pies? We specialize in them
CORNER CAFE
DON'S RADIO SERVICE
Sales and Services
41 East Main
ASHLAND HOTEL
BEAUTY SHOP
Blanche Watrus. Prop.
69 East Main
Phone 4311
The Leaders in School
Clothing
J. C. PENNEY CO.
WHITE HOUSE
GROCERY
Phone 7021
372 E. Main Street
Ashland, Oregon
Diamonds Watches and
Silver Ware
B J JEWELERS
283 E. Main
SCHLACK STUDIO AND
CAMERA SHOP
S & II Green Stamps
Hallmark Cards
Phone 2-3441 - 293 E. Main
COLLEGE CLEANERS
3 Day Service
Pressing While you wait
Groceries - Vegetables
Delivery Service
PLAZA GROCERY
TED'S FEED AND SEED
STORE
353 E. Main
ER EWER'S INSURANCE
AGENCY
1255 Siskiyou Blvd.
Ashland, Oregon
Store Hours 6:30 am - 11 pm
Closed Mondays
Dinner before the game or
a coke afterwards
PLAZA CAFE
Joan Marie Sweaters
Sports Modes Skirts
S&H Green Stamps
CAROL ANN DRESS
SHOP
COME TO THE
B AND G
for
JUMBO HAMBURGERS
DRINKS
PIE
MERRILL'S
CONFECTIONERY
AWARD SWEATERS
Made to Measure
EBERHART'S SPORTING
GOODS
Complete Prescription
Service
Fountain Service, Cosmetics
Bar Featuring Helena Rub
enstein and Old Spice
Phone 5261
ASHLAND DRUG
Ashland Gift Center
Whitman's and Rogers
Chocolates
McNAIR DRUGS
The Rexall Store on the
Plaza
Prescriptions . Cosmetics
School Supplies
METZ 5c $1.00 STORE
Henry Metx
254 East Main Street
Ashland, Oregon