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PAGE FOUR ROGUE NEWS FRI.. MARCH 12. 1954 'All Slar' Team Chosen by Girls Wednesday, February 17, the G.A.A. girls and their mothers met at the Walker School Gym nasium for volleyball and re freshments. The mothers, being out of practice, played surpris ingly well. The G.A.A. is also planning a spring dance March 26; the theme will be St. Pat rick's Day. Every Thursday night the Physical Education basketball teams have played and the two teams that are in the finals are the "Ball O' Fires" and the "Cool Cats." They have played twice and have each won one game. Next Thursday they will play the final and deciding game. In the first game, the "Cool Cats" beat the "Ball O' Fires" 10 to 9. In the game played last Thursday, at the end of the first quarter the Cool Cats led the Ball O'Fires 2 to 1. The on ly points made were foul shots. The score at the half was 2 to 5 in favor of the Ball O'Fires. At the third quarter the score was Cool Cats 5, Ball O'Fire 9. The Ball O'Fires won 13 to 12. The fouls and points for the Ball O'Fires are as follows: Players Davis Keene Anthous Winner McDonald Wray Fls. 0 4 3 1 0 .... 0 Pis. 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 2 7 Cluff 0 1 0 0 Ingle Clark : Griffeth The fouls and points for the Cool Cats are as follows: Players Jack Rolie Edwin Hannon Pruitt Fls. . 1 1 Pis. 6 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 5 2 2 2 Dunkenson Miller - Hartwell Young 0 Ten girls were chosen by the girls who played on the basket ball team for the All-Star team They are: Guards; Darlene Pru itt, Pat Keene, Sandy Anthous, Sally Lusk, and Bea Ina Cluff. The forwards are: Sherrell Clark, Viola Hartwell, Dolly Jack, Kathy Ingle, and Pat Hannon. The two girls receiv ing the most points were Sher ill Clark and Darlene Pruitt, and the only Freshmen girls chosen were Sally Lusk and Kathy Ingle. SPRING SPORT GOLF "Fore," "Hole in One," "I broke 100 today." No, this isn't an interview with the head warden in the state hospital; in fact, these phrases can be heard almost any day at the Oak Knoll Country Club . . . As you may have guessed, these terms belong to the game of golf. Golf is a great sport you start at 8 o'clock in the morn ing and chase litle white balls up and down, through the most apalling assortment of trees, shrubs, and blackberry bushes. Of course there are wide, green fairways, but the game is seldom played on these as there are sand traps and water haz ards with which to keep your self busy. In case you are still interested in the game of golf, there are lessons to be had at a nominal sum at the local country club. MARTEL PETERS UNION SERVICE . STATION 237 East Main Street Ashland, Oregon BearCave The AHS Grizzlies finished their 1954 season with a 10 won and 12 lost record. Al though the Bears failed to hit the "500" mark they did have a good season. The Ashland Crew did very good in their pre-seascu play by winning 5 game:) and losing only one gume. The Grizzlies defeated the Cougars from Illinois Val ley twice and took singletons trom Myrtle Creek, Del Norte High of Crescent City, and from Willamette High from Eugene. Their only loss came at the hands of the Willamette High squad. Starting their league play tiie Bears got off to a bad start by losing to league favorite Grants Pass twice. The next weekend they traveled to Klamath Falls and lost both of the games there. The following week the Bears, improving fast, lost two hard fought ball games to Medford, with one loss coming on a last second basket. Taking a "breather" between halves of conference play the Grizzlies took on the tough Crater Comets. The two clubs split the four game series, with each club winning on its home court. After the final game at the Crater Comets court a near riot ensued. A much improved Grizzly squad resumed the second half of their conference play by losing two hard fought games to the Cavemen from the "Cli mate City" in the last two min utes of each ball game. The Klamath Falls Pelicans invaded the Grizzly domain the following weekend . and were soundly trounced by the Bears. In their final two games the Grizzlies lost their first game to the Black Tornado from the "Pear City" but then overcame a 13 point deficit to defeat the favored Black "TO MATO" squad from Medford. Support the Advertisers in the Rogue News. , McNair'f Rexall Drug Store On the Plaza Cora Nome, Lucian, Lelong, Yardley, DuBarry Cosmetics School Supplies Phone 4751 FOR BLOUSES, SKIRTS AND JOAN MARIE SWEATERS Shop CAROLE ANN FASHIONS SELBY CHEVROLET CO. OLDSMOBILE STEAK HOUSE OPEN 24 HOURS Where the Gang Meets PROVOST'S FURNITURE Hallicrafters T.V. and Radio Phsne 5811 Ashland, Ore. Baseball Preview By Walt McCoy Now that basketball season is over, a young mans fancy turns to baseball. This year Head Coach Al Simpson will be greeted by six lettermen: two 3-year letter men; Ted Tenney and Walt Mc Coy; one 2-year letterman; Clarence Baker; and three 1 year lettermen; Jim Sutherlin, Jim Watrus and Phil Sword. Ted Tenney was an outfield er last year but probably will be shifted to the infield. Walt McCoy was the main stay deep in center field, while Clarence Baker was a flash at short stop and did his share of pitching. Phil Sword played back stop for Baker's pitches and was heavy hitter. Holding down the position of short stop and sec ond base, Jim Watrus led the team in hitting. Jim Sutherlin patrolled the left field and was improving his hitting near the end of the season last year. Stuart Baker and Gene Par ent are expected to fill in at first base and pitcher respectiv ely. Others that are expected to turn out are Kenna Gandee. Haroll Castle, Blackie Mitchell and a host of promising fresh men. Coach Simpson will have a difficult time finding someone to fill the spot left at third base by last year's captain. Bill Welch, but from all reports, Dave Dickinson is just the man to fill the bill. The season schedule: Medford, April 2, Medford Talent, April 6, Ashland Medford, April 13, Ashland Grants Pass, April 16', Grants Pass Klamath Falls, April 24. Ash land Talent, April 27, Talent Klamath Falls, May 8. Klam ath Falls. Grants Pass, May 14, Ashland. Possible change in date. 'LETS GET ASSOCIATED KARL B. OESER 358 East Main St. 'Phone 9-9316 BLVD. MARKET 842 Siskiyou Blvd. Mollie and Jack Young PERRINE'S Better Clothes For Leu Money On the Plaza PEOPLE'S MARKET 304 North Main Groceries and School Needs WRAY REFRIGERATION See Wray for R.C.A. and Sylvania T.V. Set 38 First St. OMAR'S ORIGINAL TOAD IN THE HOLE Ask Your Neighbor! IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL MODERN BARBER SHOP Thinclads Begin Season With the closing of basket ball season Mel Johnson sent his Grizzly track squad into full-scale workouts. The team this year is head ed by 13 returning lettermen, and is pointing toward a re peat victory in the Hayward Relays and in placing high in the district. The tentative line up of events is: Hi-Hurdles Jim Watrusi Ted Tenney, Larry James. Low-Hurdles Jim Watrus, Larry James, Bruce Hamilton. 100 yd. Clarence Baker, Kenna Gandee, Stuart Baker. Tennis Turnout Expected Soon Spring again brings around the popular seasonal sport, ten nis. This year our tennis team is under the direction of Bud Silver. Two of last year's returning letermen are Marvin Woods and Jerry Mickle who will be a great asset to the team. A big turnout is expected, so anyone interested in this sport should try to make the team. The playing schedule is as follows: Friday, April 2 Medford at Medford. Tuesday, April 13' Med ford at Ashland. Friday, April 16 Grants Pass at Grants Pass. Saturday, April 24 Klam ath Falls at Ashland. Saturday, May 8 Klamath Falls at Ashland. Friday, May 14 Grants Pass at Ashland. Ashland Home and Auto Supply 25 East Main Firestone B. P. 0. ELKS NO. 944 Ashland, Oregon Marshall-Wells Store On the Plaia Hardware - Houseware Sporting Good's IDEAL MARKETS Groceries Meals Fruit Vegetables Ashland - Talent SPROUSE AND REITZ 10c 266 East Main 220 yd. Clarence and Stu art Baker. 440 yd. Bill Bates, Bruce Hamilton, Rudy Brock, Walt McCoy. 880 yd.. Ray Reed, Jerry Gould, Ralph Witt. 1 mile Ray Bailey, Bob Laws, Chas. Dailey. Broad Jump Kenna Gan dee, Ted Tenney, Jim Watrus, Harry Johnson, Dave Bowdoin. Hi-Jump Ted Tenney, Bill Bates, Jim Watrus. Pole Vault Harry John son. Discus Blackie Mitchell, Dave Hoots, Gene Parent. Shot put Blackie Mitchell, Clarence Baker, Dale Jeffers. Javelin Walt McCoy, Al Lorenz, Gene Parent. The season opens on March 27 with a tri-meet at Medford between the Black Tornadoes, Crater and Ashland. Mel Johnson, veteran track coach, comments on the coming season were: "As far as B di vision goes, we should go a long ways this year. We are aiming to get at least four boys and perhaps three or four more to the state." (1st and 2nd in district qualify you for state. "We are in the toughest district in Oregon. It looks like we. will be stronger this year than we have been for five or six years." SHELDON JEWELRY Henry Carr, Owner Diamond, Watches, Jewelry Fine Repairing and Engraving ROLLING PIN DONUT SHOP Donuts for Par fie 50 E. Main Phone 2-2771 SNOW WHITE FREEZE . Burgers - Shakes Long Dogs - Cold Drinks Ashland Rec. Center 30 S. 1st St Everyone Welcome Fountain Service. Phone 2-2731 CLOVERLEAF DAIRY Producers and Distributors of Grade A Milk ' Home Delivery Dial 2-7711 J. C. PENNEY CO. FOR THE NEW THINGS IN SCHOOL CLOTH ING LINE At Price That Will Fit Your Budget
