PAGE FOUR
ROGUE NEWS
THURSDAY, FEB. 28. 19S3
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Grizzlies Beaten
Twice by Medford
Ashland bowed to the Med
ford Tornadoes 56-41. This was
the 4th loss for Ashland at the
hands of the probable confer
ence champions.
In the scoring trend, both
games resembled each other.
In the first quarter Medford
would run up a considerable
margin; in the second quarter,
however, Ashland would close
the gap. Coming out after the
half, Medford would pour it
on, but the Grizzlies wouldn't
give up and in the final min
utes showed a strong offensive
club.
In the Saturday game Med
ford ran up a score of 19 to 3
in the first quarter, Ashland
came into their own in the sec
ond quarter and narrowed the
margin to 32-21. In the third
quarter Ashland faltered again
Medford now had 42 points,
and scored only one field goal.
The scrappy Grizzlies came
back in the fourth quarter to
Other Oregon players named I Ashland Kwas stin scrapping
when the final buzzer sounded.
The final score was 48 to 68.
BEAR FACTS
Bob Delsman, member of the
1952 Grizzly grid squad, has
been named to the national
high school all-American prep
football squad by the Wigwam
Wisemen of America, an Okla
homa sports organization.
Delsman has, also, been named
to play in the Shrine game next
August at Portland. Bob is the
first Ashland High School ath
lete to receive these honors
since Jerry Langer, who play
ed in the 1950. Bob was the
only Rogue Valley player to be
named to the mythical national
squad.
Ashland Hoopsters
Edge by Comets
The Grizzlies squeezed by
the Crater Comets 55 to 53 to
run up a 3 win 1 loss record
over them.
Ashland led the game all the
way but was pressed by the
rivals who refused to give up
although Ashland held a 34-2.4
margin in the third quarter.
The Comets looked about on
the verge of collapse, but they
poured on a strong offense out-
scoring the Grizzlies 19 to 18.
This made the score 42 to 35 as
the quarter ended. They con
tinued the drive in the fourth
quarter but fell two points
short as the game ended.
Ashland Grizzlies Down
Grants Pass Cavemen
Ashland High School Grizz- with a score of 13 to 10. At the
lies pulled into second place
I after defeating the Grants Pass
Cavemen 47 to 44 in an over
time, January 24.
The game was tied 40 to 40
when they went into the over
time period. The gtme was won
when the Grizzlies sank 7 free
throws. During this time the
Cavemen sank 2.
The game was a seesaw af
fair, being tied 10 times dur
ing the regular playing time.
Jim Jeffries gave the Grizz
lies their chance to win as he
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Both teams stressed defense ,- , ,io u nm in . 4n
n the first quarter It was well Grants pass nad a 39 to 40
margin when Jerry Yosten
sank two from the foul line.
Grants Pass had the lead at
the end of the first quarter
end of the first half they led
by a ifarrow margin of 18 to 17.
In the third quarter the Grizz
lies pulled ahead when Bob
Myrick scored a field goal.
The game was marked by a
mix-up when both teams were
leaving the floor thinking that
Ashland had won. They were
called back to play the over
time. Ted Tennev held high hon
ors for Ashland with 13 points, i
repeating his Friday night's
performance.
to the team include Tom Crab
tree, Coos Bay: Fred Hall,
Prineville; and George Hanson
and Calvin Gilmore, Klamath
Falls.
Gregg Lininger, ' Ashland
Grizzly center, has maintained
his second spot scoring in the
Southern Oregon prep basket
ball concrence behind Med
ford's Ed Bingham. The six
foot five inch senior has.
counted 77 points in the first
half's six games for a 12.8
average.
Ashland has four players in
the first 13 who have scored
more than 40 points; Ted Ten
nev is in fifth with 58: Jim
Jeffries in eighth with 46 and
SENIORS BEAT JUNIORS
IN NOON VOLLEYBALL
Had you entered the gym at
ion, you might have seen
some fast and furious hard
fought volleyball games be
tween the seniors and juniors,
with seniors winning, victories
being two games to one.
Some of the highlights of the
games were Walt McCoy's ar
guing with Coach John Rossi
about the score; Jerry Ward,
in the second quarter when the
Grizzlies broke loose and ran
up a 24-16 lead at half time.
Ashland pulled away quick
ly at the beginning of the third
quarter when Jerry Ward
sank a lay in. Seconds later the
score was countered when
Weber rallied two. Tenney and
Carrigan sank two points but
countered each other. Woods
and Tenney both scored giving
us a 32-20 lead in the first two
minutes of play. The Comets
regained their senses after this
swift play and Ashland had to
give it up in favor of a set
style of play.
GRIZZLIES LICK
YREKA MINERS
The- Ashland High Grizzlies
walloped the Yreka Miners
here Saturday, February 7, in
what seemed to be a one-sided
affair.
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The Comets knocked the , f jrct strinirprs infart fr.r rnli
lead down in small hunks, but 'the first nnarfpr Hurinn whixh
wucii wey iiiivaieiit.u, nan- ,ne nome clan ran up a J5 to
land would again pull away. t lead. Tne Miners just weren-t
Limner led Ashland s scor-1 -hi- , fh
ing attack in the fourth period basket, as they were unable to
when he sank two field goals
and a pair of foul shots. Lin
inger was also high point man
with 18. Tenney held second
with 13.
Bob Myrick in eleventh with w' H " "vf" ""t ', Z
The standings find Medford iJJ. . ..,. r-i-,,-..,'
in first place, two games up on
Ashland, while Grants Pass
and Klamath Falls bring up the
tail, a game each behind the
Grizzlies.
and George Gray made points
for juniors although both
teams had many other good
boys backing them.
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score a single field goal in the
first quarter. Second stringers
played the entire second period
and kept up a fairly good pace
to show reserve strength.
The second half was pretty
much a repetition of the first,
with Coach Rossi clearing the
Grizzly bench and using differ
The Ashland Grizzlies took a nt combinations nf nlavers
slow played victory over the Bob Myrick, guard, took over
6uc mviT uiiaaina mere vJle scoring for the Grizzlies,
Saturday, January 31, in a non- hitting 5 field goals and 6 gift
conicrence game. . throws for a total of 16 points.
Coach John Rossi started his Charles Russell, forward, tal-second-stringers,
but the Grizz-1 lied 12 for the losers.
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lies needed the first-string
scoring punch before they took
the game. The Chieftains- led
the Grizzlies second teanvlO to
8 at the end of the first quarter,
but the first team was able to
tie the score at 20-all by the
end of the second quarter.
At the end of the third quar
ter the Grizzlies were up on
Rogue River, 29 to 25, and
they maintained the four-point
lead through to the end of the
game.
Harvey Woods found an eye
for the basket to come through
for the Grizzlies with 14
points. Kile lead the Chieftains
with 13 points.
The game was won at the
foul line as each team could
make but a dozen field goals.
Ashland accuracy in free
throws proved the winning
factor.
In the preliminary, the Ash
land Javees stood of a last
period rally to down the Rogue
River Javees, 48 to 46. Jim
Watrus was high for Ashland
with 15 followed by teammate
Jerry Mickle with 13.
Elaine: "What do we call a
person who keeps on talking
when people are no longer in-
tereated?
Dee: "A teacher."
In the preliminary, the Ash
land Jayvees topped the Yreka
Jayvees 56 to 42 in a hard
fought contest.
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