PAGE FOUR
ROGUE NEWS
FRL. JAN. 28. 1955
Ashland Drops Two
In Tornado Series
Grizzly hopes of an upset ov- I The fast-breaking Tornadoes
er Medford Friday, January 14, jtook full advantage oi every
were cut down in the second (break to defeat the Grizzlies
quarter, as "El Tornado" pulled (who were playing against the
steadily ahead to finally win by league leaders for the second
BEAR'S DEII
By Larry Kerr
Gene Parent, junior forward,
leads Bear scorers with a total
of 129 points thus garnered in
the Jamboree, non-conference
and conference games.
Grizzly fortunes didn't fare
too well with Jim Sulherlin,
rebounding artist, riding the
sidelines during the last
Klamath Falls game and the
last two games with "El Tor
nado." However, now that
Jim's leg seems to be all
right. Bear chances are much
better.
Medford seems to be about
the class of the league, thus far.
In fact, they are rated No. 1 in
the state. The Tornado may run
into a stumbling block, howev
er, when they meet with a "big
man" who can rebound along
with Kalapus and Peterson.
When pitted against Eugene
and 6' 8" Mike Moran earlier
this year, the Tornado lost the
first night by 9 points, and only
managed to win the second by
a single point. Dave D'Olivio
Klamath Falls center, could
nose a threat, as could sDrinsv
Jim Sutherlin in the second
Ashland-Medford series.
Turning to the college
scene, we find that "Swede"
Halbrook, 7' 3" Oregon State
center, has regained his eligi
bility again. So far, Swede and
the Beavers are undefeated in
regular conference play.
Southern California and U
CLA will probably duel each
other up till the final game
for Southern division champ
ions. Thus far, the Ashland Hi
Freshmen team has lost but two
games. Looks like the basket
ball future for Ashland and
Coach Al Simpson will remain
bright. Then too, of the first
six varsity players, four (Gene
Parent, Phil Sword, Stu Baker
and Harry Johnson) are juniors
who will make a fine nucleus
for Coach Simpson to build
next year's team around.
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Ashland Grizzlies
Upset - Minded G.
The Grizzlies came out the
losers in a two-game series with
the Grants Pass Cavemen by
scores of 58-39 and 42-32.
First Game
The Grizzlies led at the half-
time by 26-23, however, during
Grizzlies Split
With Pelicans
The Ashland Grizzlies open
ed their conference season with
an impressive win over the al
ways dangerous Klamath Falls
Pelicans by a 49-48 score.
The Bears led most of the
way, however, with minutes re
maining the Pels managed to go
out in front 48-46. Then Jerry
Mickle sunk two free throws to
knot the score at 48-48. The
Grizzlies managed to onco
again gain possession of
ball, and with 8 seconds
the
maining Gene Parent sank a
free throw to put the Bears a
head 49-48.
Parent led all Grizzly scor
ers with 16 points, followed by
Jerry Mickle with 9.
ASHLAND
Baker, 2
KLAMATH '
12. Munsell
5. Yarnell
11, D'Olivio
0. Sunilsch
2. Pepple
7, Causey
5. Todd
5. Barker
2, Lowe
Parent, 16
Sutherlin, 8
Johnson, 6
Mickle. 9
Sword, 6
Carter. 2
GRIZZLIES LOSE
The Ashland Grizzlies lost
the second game of the series to
the tall Klamath Falls Pelicans
by a 6341 count.
The Bears, without Sutherlin,
couldn't quite keep up with the
tall Pelicans.
Ashland managed to stay
with the Pelicans during the
first period, via a tight zone-de
fense, but then the Pelicans be
gan controlling the backboard
and gradually pulled away.
Gene Parent with 12, and
Harry Johnson with 8, led the
Ashland scoring.
ASHLAND KLAMATH
Johnson, 8 18. Munsell
Sword, 2 8, Causey
Parent, 12 20, D'Olivio
Baker, 6 2. Yarnell
Mickle, 4 8, Sunilsch
Carter. 2 2, Todd
Lemley. 6 0, Perkins
Schuls, 1 1, Barker
Green 2, Pepple
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P. Cavemen
the third quarter, the Cavemen
really started hitting and pull
ed away. Harry Johnson led
Bear scorers with 14 points.
Ashland
Grants Pass
Johnson. 14
Sword, 0
Parent, 4
Baker, 4
3. Reese
7, M. Drews
10. Burr
15. Reid
15. James
2. Nevi
6. A. Drews
Mickle, 6
Sutherlin, 6
Schuls. 2
Taylor, 2
Second Game
Playing at Grants Pass, the
Bears found themselves on the
short end of the score at half-
time 23-12. During the third
and fourth quarters the Griz
zlies weren't able to make ud
the deficit and lost by a 42-32
count.
Harry Johnson led with 8
points, followed by Jim Suther
lin with 6.
Ashland
Sutherlin. 6
Grants Pas
4. A. Drews
6, M. Drews
5, Burr
15, Reid
4. James
7, Reese
.Lemley. 4
Parent, 5
Carter. 2
Johnson. 8
Mickle. 4
Baker. 2
Taylor, 1
1. Nevi
Grizzly Wallops
Crescent City
The Grizzlies last pre-confer-
ence clash ended with the Bears
defeating Crescent City, 58-31.
The Grizzlies, playing excel
lent basketball, built up a bii
lead m the first quarter, and
continued to out-shoot and out
defense the Californians for the
remainder of the game.
Jerry Mickle led Bear sharp
shooters with 12 points, follow
ed by Dave Carter , sub guard
with 10.
FROSH BASKETBALL
SCORES . . .
Ashland 57
Phoenix 27
Grants Pass 37
Grants Pass 36
lUinois Valley
Ashland 44
Ashland 53
Ashland 41
19
Ashland 51 Phoenix 27
Ashland 29 Talent 28
Ashland 38 Klamath Falls
41
Ashland 26 Medford 28.
Ashland 54 Crater 5.
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a 71-46 count.
During the first period, the
Grizzlies used a "slow break"
and managed to stay within 2
points of the Tornadoes as the
quarter ended 16-14. However,
at this stage in the game, Gene
Parent, Bear scoring threa,
had collected four personal
fouls. Without Parent and the
slow break, Medford continued
to put on the pressure and fin
ally won by 25 points.
Stu Baker, hard - driving
guard, led Grizzly scorers witn
16 points, followed by Phil
Sword and Jerry Mickle with 8
apiece.
ASHLAND MEDFORD
Johnson, 6 11, Kastner
Sword. 8 12, Kalapus
Parent, 4 8. Peterson
Mickle, 8 16. Copple
Baker. 16 12, Rector
Taylor. 2 4. Faust
Locke. 2 4, McCullough
2. Tisdale
2, Cochran
ASHLAND LOSES SECOND
Medford's mighty Black Tor
nado pounded out an 85-38 vic
tory over the Ashland Grizzlies
before a packed house, Satur
day, Jan. 15.
Girl Volleyball
Intramural Held
A successful season of girls
intramural volleyball was
brought to a climax by the
championship playoff held Jan
uary 3, which was won by Mar
lene Gardner's "Redmen."
The game was close and com
petition high as the "Redmen"
pulled into the lead and won
by a narrow margin of twu
points.
Games started November 22,
with teams playing every Mon
day night. Four games were
played in an evening with stu
dents acting as officials and
scorers.
Teams which participated
were: "Redhots" with Sherrill
Clark as captain; "Junior Bird
men," captain, Pat Haynes;
"Blue Devils," captain, Sandy
Anthous; "Redmen," captain,
Marlene Gardner: "Tasmanian
Misfits," Carol Grey, captain;
"Hepcats," captain, Lore n a
Haynes; "ITs and T's," captain,
Vonnie Stimson; "The Rogues,"
captain, Peggy Rhodes; "The
Rods," captain, Heather Mac-
Dougall; and "The Mambos"
with Bea Ina Cluff as captain.
End of the season came when
the "Redmen" and the "Rods"
battled for the championship of
the double elimination tourna
ment held Just after Christmas
vacation.
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straight night, without the ser
vices of star center, Jim Suther
lin. Gene Parent and Harry John
son, with 15 and 10 points re
spectively, led Ashland scorers.
ASHLAND
MEDFORD
Baker, 1
Parent, 15
Sword, 9
Johnson. 10
Mickle. 0
Carter, 3
Lewley
Schuls
4. Kastner
7. Peterson
17. Kalapus
24. Copple
12. Rector
McLoughlio
2. Faust
McCullough
2. Deakins
3. Reinking
0. Cochran
2. Cearley
7. Tisdale
Taylor
Green
Woods
Tobiasson
Eberhart
Bears Take Stan
In Close Contest
Ashland's fast break, and
tough defense proved to be too
much for a group of Alumni, as
the Grizzlies raced to a hard
fought 48-47 win.
The Grizzlies stopped 6' 6
Greg Linninger, hard driving
Harvey Woods, and other ex-
Bear stars, in preparation for
the tough conference schedule
with Grants Pass, Medford and
Klamath Falls.
Parent, Sutherlin and John
son, popped in 10 points eacM
to lead Bear scorers.
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