PAGE SIX
ROGUE NEWS
WED- DEC. 19. 1958
Pat's Comments
We're on our way in basket
ball with 3 wins and no losses
so far. The coach says he
wouldn't be worried about the
rest oi the games, if we only
had more reserve strength, and
that we lack the heighth the
other schools have.
Coach Iba has been using
man to man defense inter
changing with rone defense.
On offense he depends upon
ball control and their basic pat
terns. J. V.'s
The J. V.'s have won one
came 60 far. Playing with
sophomores only for the first
time in the history of the
school the team Is off to a fair
start. The two losses to For
tuna and Eureka are not as
black as they may seem
view of the fact that their J.V
teams are composed of mostly
seniors. The J.V.'s have a team
of fast moving players who,
as soon as their shots are zero
ed in, will give anyone a good
battle.
Froh
Frosh have started the sea
son with win over Talent
48-32.
Tht froth have been do
ing thtir practicing in the
morning before school at
7:00. How many of the rest
of you get up and around by
7:00?
Have you guys read about
the new noise parade? Why
don't you participate and get
your cars all decorated and
earn those 10 points?
JV't Lose Game
To Fortuna Squad
The Fortuna B squad edged
the Ashland Jayvecs, 48 to 40
in the preliminary game with
Fortuna.
The game was fast and furi
ous R. Mickel fouled out
early in the 3rd quarter and
since the J. V.'s had only five
players present it was neces
sary to use Scott Peterson. The
boys were unable to hit their
long shots and had to work
hard for what they got.
Lineups:
Ashland 40
Talylor, D. 6
Fitch, D. 8
Mickle, R. 6.
Maurer, B. , 6
Bjork. J - 4
Peterson, S. 10
Fortuna 48
Berti 2
Tomasimi 9
Bucher 12
Semestraro 11
Blemmens 2
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Dec 21 Phoenix
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Grizzlies Down
Huskies 40-34
Using fightball control strat
egy, the Grizzlies came from
behind in a 24-22 half-time
deficit to tip the Fortuna Hus
kies 40-34, Dec. 7.
Coach Iba used five men
during the game.
Accurate foul shooting in the
final period proved to be the
margin of victory for Ashland
High. Tobiasson and Hartwell
tied for top scoring honors for
Ashland with 12 points each,
with Tobiasson hitting eight of
11 free throws.
EUREKA J. V.'s SQUEEZE
BY ASHLAND J. V.'s
The Ashland J. V.'s dropped
a heart-breaking 36-35 decision
to the Eureka B team after
leading up until the final min
utes of the fray.
It was a close affair all the
way with Eureka holding a 8-7
lead at the end of the first
quarter, only to have the Griz
zlies holding a 19-18 count at
halftime.
Ashland led at the third
quarter mark, 29-26.
Ron Mickle was top shooter
for Ashland with 8 points.
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Grizzlies held an early lead
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with Ashland holding a 12 to
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In the second quarter Eure
ka went into the lead 19 to 14.
After a time out during which
coach Iba explained a few
facts to the Grizzlies, Ashland
squared things for a half time
score of 19 to 19. End of the
third quarter saw the Grizzlies
with a one point lead 29 to 28.
The final chapter was all Ash
land's as the Grizzlies allowed
Eureka the ball once during
the final quarter while Ash
land tallied 14 points. Ashland
made 15 out of 18 tries for free
throws. The Grizzlies commit
ting only seven fouls didn't
give Eureka much chance for
free throws.
Fitch was high point man
for Ashland with 12 points.
Lineups:
und 43
Eberhart
Dailey 10
Tobiasson
Fitch ..
Hartwell
Eureka 30
F Giuntini
14
F Olson . 2
C Sullivan 2
G Lee 2
G Chrichton 6
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Talent Bulldogs
Ashland Grizzlies edged past
the Talent High Bulldogs Dec.
4, 32-29, in a closely fought
game.
Ashland Jumped into an 8-2
first period lead which was cut
down to a mere two point, 16-
14, lead at half-time. Through
most of the third period Talent
held a three point lead, but at
the three quarter mark the
Grizzlies pulled even 23-23
and were never behind again.
Talent's center Terry Hazel
ton started the game rolling
with a free throw, but Grizzly
guard Albert Hartwell was
not to be outdone as he potted
a grace from the free throw
lane.
Jack Tobiasson hit a field
goal from the corner and Jack
Eberhart holed out from under
neath to make it 6-1. Hartwell
canned a couple of free throws
before Phil Combs sank a
free toss for Talent as the first
period came to a close. Ash
land in the lead 8-2.
Fred Helm, Bulldog, started
off the second period with a
field goal and his teammate
Combs dunked through a
couple of gifties to narrow the
lead to 8-6. Hartwell had the
Grizzlies in the lead again
when he shot from just beyond
the key, but Combs matched
the shot with one of his own.
Hartwell with two free throws
and a set shot gave the Bears
substantial 14-8 lead. Mel
Wallace dumped a lay-in and
Hazelton hit one with Wallace
to tie the score with another
short shot at 14-14. Jack To
biasson in a rebound just be
fore the buzzer sounded left
the half 16-14.
Harvey Sorenson dunked a
pair of free shots early in the
third quarter with Hoffman
hitting two buckets in quick
succession for the Bulldogs.
Wallace made it 21-18 in favor
of Talent. A long shot by
Hartwell brought the Grizzlies
up 21-20. Wallace matched it
with a tip-in, Hartwell with
his seventh and eighth con
secutive foul shots got the
Grizzlies within one point of
the lead. Dailey made a foul
shot making it an even 23-23.
Hartwell for Ashland and
Hoffman for Talent made
new game 25-25. Dailey slip
ped a lay-in over for Ashland
to lead 27-25. Tobiasson rolled
the final over for the standing
score 32-29.
Lineups:
Ashland 32
F Eberhart
F Dailey
C Tobiasson
G Fitch .
Hartwell 18
Talent 29
F Wallace 8
F Combs 5
C Hazelton 3
G Helm
Hoffman
Subs:
Ashland, Sorenson 2, Mur
ray, Olson, Lombard, Peterson
Baker.
Talent, Baer 2, Wcinhold
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Welburn, Walls.
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Ashland Grizzlies opened
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with the Jamboree at Medford
in which they tied with Klam
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standings.
Klamath Falls, was the high
scoring club, and Ashland
High produced the best defen
sive mark.
Period Scores:
Klamath 11, Ashland 6
Crater 9, Grants Pass 8
Ashland 8, Crater 5
Grants Pass 15, Klamath 14
Ashland 6, Grants Pass 2
Klamath 15, Crater 13
Team Totals:
Klamath Falls 40, Opponent 34
Crater 27, Opponents 31
Grants Pass 25, Opponents 2a
Ashland 20, Opponents 18
Jamboree Standings
W L
Ashland 2 1
Klamath Falls . 2 1
Grants Pass 1 2
Crater 1 2
Scorers
J. Eberhart 11
A. Hartwell 3
M. Dailey 4
J. Tobiasson 1
M. Fitch - 1
D. Olson - 1
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