PAGE FOUR
ROGUE NEWS
TUES.. NOV. 20. 1956
Medford Downs
AHS Frosh Team
Pat's Comments
My apologies to the Frosh
football team for not getting
the Medford game on Oct. 12
in the last paper. It was a
great game, with our Frosh !n
the lead 21 to 20.
Our Varsity didn't do too
good this season with one win
and eight losses, but just the
same they deserve a lot of
credit. It takes a lot more in
testinal fortitude to be on a
team that get bad breaks than
to be on a team that wins all
the time.
The linemen usually doesn't
get as much glory as the back
field. But if it wasn't for the
line there would be no team
Linemen who deserve a lot of
credit are Larry Hamilton
Dick Rensfield, Dick Woolman.
Roy Gray, Jack Eberhart, Dale
Olson, Tom Delsman, Jim
Witt, Harvey Sorenson and
Larry Sweem who are all seni
ors and saw their last game
in A. H. S., Nov. 2.
Other kids who don't get as
much credit as they deserve
are the guys who play on de
fense.
Our J.V.'s are really going
to town this season with 5
wins and only two losses.
With scores like Ashland 52
Yrcka 0; Ashland 25, K. F. 0
Ashland 26, Grants Pass 13;
just think what we'll have
next year for Varsity! Person
ally I have the utmost faith in
our J.V.'s, so let's see what
happens in basketball.
Our Frosh team hasn't done
too bad this season with two
wins and four losses. Especi
ally the game with Crater
where we won 20-0.
The band and flag girls
should receive more credit for
entertainment during the
games. And being a member
of the band, personally, I
know what they all go through.
I think I'll just give you a
little idea what they go
through. (Don't take me wrong
though, almost every kid is
willing to do this for their
school.) First of all the band
wears those uniforms with
light duck trousers that
couldn't keep you warm if
they had to; the flag girls
wear those short skirts and
believe me they're sure not
warm. On top of all that they
have those cold instruments to
hold all the lime.
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hind 73 Ken Dye.
GRIZZLIES LOSE BATTLE
TO KLAMATH PELICANS
In the best performance of
the season, the Ashland Griz
zlies dropped a hard-fought
mud scuffle Nov. 2, to the
Klamath Pelicans, 19 to 6,
bringing down the curtain on
prep football as far as the
Grizzlies are concerned.
Sparked by speed-merchant.
Butch Kimpton the Pels
scored once in each of the first
three periods, while the Ash
landers hit pay dirt on the
first play of the final period.
In a preview of the years to
come a freshman Steve Gray
almost got away twice.
Honor Roll ...
Continued from Page 1
Tim Keating, Kathie Kcenan,
Joyce Kerr, Patricia LeQuie,
Lynda Levison, Carol Lining-
er, Frank Mahar, James Mat
tcson, Glenda Matthews, Mary
Matthews, Tim McCartney, Pat
McKinnis, Patricia McKnabb,
Meta Miller, Judy Mills, Ter
ry Moores, Steve Morrill, San
dy Morrison, Gregg Monroe,
Nancy Myrick, Barbara Nisle;
Jeanette Oeser, Lee Osgood,
Charlene Peterson, Marge Pot
ter, Darry Ramsey, Mia Rap
horst, Ethel Redbird, Roberta
Ritchie, Pat Roach, Laurel
Ross, Beverly Scherer, Gene-
ne Seymour, Claudette Schell,
James Skibby, John Sleppy,
Carol Singmaster, Lynn Soh-
ler, Betty Sorenson, Harvey
Sorenson, Darlene South, Jan
et Speirs, Vivian Stevenson;
Barbara Stoddard, Jerry
Stubblefield, Larry Sweem,
Naomi Taylor, Martin Tucker,
Neal Vandenburg, Susan Wel-
ler. Nelson Wheeler, Ann Win
ter, Clarice Williams, Braehme
Woodell, Peggy Woolman,
Brenda Woods. Ruth Wyant,
and Jane Yaple.
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Tornadoes Beat
GRIZZLIES 47-0
Medford Tornadoes crushed
the Ashland Grizzlies 47-0,
Oct. 26, on the Ashland grid
iron. Medford got away witn
two scores every quarter but
the last. The end of the game
saw the Grizzlies on the Med
ford 30 yard line. Bob Mur
ray, Al South and Ken Dye
threatened to break loose two
times for Ashland but were
held to a few long runs. The
fighting Grizzly line consisted
of Jim .Witt and Roy Gray
ends; Jerry Stublefield and
Frank Conley, tackles; Jack
Eberhart and Tom Delsman,
guards, and Dale Olson, center.
Bob Davis, right half, re-in
jured an ankle and wasn't able
to play. Bob Murray started in
his place. Al South was shifted
to the fullback post, left half
was held by Allan McKinnis
while quarterback was Ron
Mickle.
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BOYS FORM TEAMS
FOR INTRAMURALS
Meeting every noon now,
the boys have nine teams play
ing for boys' intramural bas
ketball. Captains and their
teams are Mel Daily, Doug
Fitch, Roy Gray with his Goon
Squad, Hank Hampton and his
3H's, Scott Peterson with his
Knickerbockers, Lee Seitz and
his Jokers, Frosh Team, Rom-
mie Walker and his Black Or
chids, and Jim Matteson and
his Fire House Five.
Each team, consisting of 7
or more players, plays once a
week for four minute quarters,
a a
GRADS GO TO COLLEGE
Continued from Page 1
in the state. Paula Phillips and
Lorna Chapman are at Sacred
Heart Nursing School in Eu
gene. Jeanette Purvcs is at
Providence Hospital in, Port
land.
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Comets Defeat
AHS Grizzlies
The Central Point Comets
took Ashland 32-12, Oct. 19 at
Ashland.
Ash. CP.
38 343
201 52
239 401
Yards rushing
Yards passing
Total yardage
Passes attempted
Passes completed
Passes intercepted
First downs
21
11
1
9
1
10
Fumbles lost
Penalties
Baby Pels Tumble
To Ashland JV's
Ashland JV's whizzed past
the Baby Pelicans ?5-0, Nov.
3, at Klamath Falls.
With 15 seconds gone in the
second quarter, Maurer pitch
ed out to Lombard who ran
60 yards for the first tally of
the game.
Four minutes before the half
the Pelicans got to Ashland's
two yard line and fumbled to
the Grizzlies whereupon two
plays later the Ashland team
fumbled back to the Pels, ftill
on the two yard line. A deter
mined Ashland team then held
four downs on their own onr
foot line. Simpson p:issed, bi:t
offside was called for Ashlan l
and the ball was put on the
six-inch line. Simpson then
passed for a first down on the
50 yard iine. At the end
the half Ashland was on the
Klamath Falls 12 yard line.
Bill Maurer ran back th
kick-off 74 yards for another
Ashland tally. Two plays later
the Pelicans went back to pass
and were rushed by Roden
mayer, Glines and Kerns
Glines intercepted the pass and
galloped 40 yards for six
points. Simpson threw to Col-
lum for extra point. The score
then stood 13 to 0.
In the fourth chapter, Maur
er went through the center of
the line for 10 yards and anoth
r T. D. to make the score
5-0.
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Ashland High Frosh squeez
ed past Hedrick of Medford 21
20, Oct. 12. Oct. 19 they lost
to Grants Pass 14 to 6.
They wound up their sea
son Oct. 26 when Medford won
a 20 to 14 verdict over Ash
land High Grizzly Cubs in one
of the best played games of
the season for both clubs.
With Medford 7 in the first
quarter, Steve Gray galloped
60 yards for a T.D. and ran
the conversion. In the second
quarter, the Grizzly Cubs took
the lead when Gray fired a
30 yard pass to end Phil Tuck
er for the score. Medford scor
ed again just before the half
on a 20 yard run by Lynn
Knight. Try for extra point
failed leaving t'le Ashland
team ahead 14-13 at half. Bob
Hamilton scored for Medford
in the third period on a 10
l yard scamper and Bennett ran
the extra point to complete the
fternoon's scoring.
Frosh Lineup at seasons, end:
140 Vern Speirs R E.
153 Jerry Walker, R.T.
142 Doug Forest R.G.
128 Paul Alley C.
175 LeRoy Hannon L.G.
165 Bill Knight L.T.
140 Bob Hardy L.E.
120 Harley Dickerson Q B.
136 Steve Gray L.H.
131 Jerry Mitchell R.H.
137 Gary Callahan F.B.
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