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PAGE FOUR ROGUE NEWS FRL. APRIL 26. 1137 GRIZZLY BRIEFS . . . The second annual Little Rogue relays were held on the Southern Oregon college oval April 6, instead of in Phoenix as it had been planned earlier. There were seven entires in the meet of A-2 & B schools. They included Eagle Point, Illi nois Valley, Glendale, Rogue River, Henley, St. Mary's of Medford and Phoenix. The program of events was similar to that for Class B of the Hayward relays. Six field events and five relay contests were part of the program schedule. The Rogue relays served as a tune-up for the Hayward relays. Ashland High tennis squad defeated Eagle Point here Ap ril 10, six matches to one, in the opening match for the Grizzly raquetcers. Matches were played on the high school, college and park ten nis courts. The tennis squad hung up their second consecutive win here on April 12, trimming the Grants Pass outfit six matches to one. April 13, the Klamath Falls tennis squad took the Grizzlies, seven matches to 0. On April 17. the tennis squad of the Grizzly den took Medford, four matches to three. The Mathematical Associa tion of America with the So ciety of Actuaries as co-spon-ser, is sponsoring again this year a high school mathematics contest. This contest is to be offered in Oregon high schools through the cooperation of the New York Section of the As sociation. The contest is to be held on Thursday, May 9, 1957. The contest will be In the form of a multiple choice ex amination limited to material from elementary algebra, in termediate algebra and plane geometry. The student in each school making the highest score on the examination will be awarded a pin that bears the facsimile of the seal of the association. The outstanding student in the state contest will receive special recogni tion. Students who are inter ested in entering the contest should notify Mr. Hackert of the high school mathematics department. B There is going to be an ad dition to the Ashland High cur riculum next year. An arts and crafts class is going to be of fered. A fee of $2.00 will be charged for the two semester course. Mr. Mobley has been ap pointed instructor of the course, which will only be op en to Juniors and seniors. The program will include leather work, copper tooling, enameling, block printing, archery tackle, woodcarving, lettering, plastics, Keene ce ment (casting), small metal crafts, pewter, copper, alumi num, and Marquetry (inlaying pictures). HAMBY'S DRIVE - IN MARKET PHONE S161 180 C Street GROCERIES FRESH VEGETABLES MEATS Serving Ashland High School Students for 21 Year Y BUZZY PARKER Yell King Tornado Falls In Two Games Ashland High Places Third In Eugene Hayward Relays Ashland Grizzlies brought home to Ashland Senior high, 3rd place in the Class A divis ion of the 20th annual Hay ward relays at Eugene, April 13. Cottage Grove kept the Class A crown with a total of 83 points. Crater was second with 63 points and Ashland third with 36. Class A discus entry from Teachers, we now have a Sergeant Bilco in our school, only he's a she. Corrupting the school with a new card game, we wouldn't be surprised if she didn't act as a bookie along the side. She shuffles the pit? tures of our newly elected stu dent body officers and yell leaders, deals them out with an amazingly agile sleight-of-hand technique and gives points for each officer and the player with the highest number of points wins. Lynn, aren t you terribly ashamed? Grizzlies Lose To Cavemen Nine Ashland High Grizzlies start ed the baseball season with a loss to the Grants Pass Cave men, 6 to 2, only to win the non-conference same. 7 to 8 on ! April 2. Ashland Grizzlies smedred ; Lin scores: R H E the Medford Black Tornados at Grants Pass 6 5 2 Walter Phillips' field on April ' Ashland 2 4 6 12. Hurler Mark Fitch tossed ( Batteries were: Grants Pass, out a four-hitter then drove Smith and Tippitz. Ashland, home the run needed to win ; Fitch Murray, and Simpson, the first fracas, 3 to 2. Leon Bowlm on the mdtind 1 ,co"d "me- R " for Ashland threw a one-hitter 7 J, Set in the nightcap to stop the Tor-. ' , " - . . 7 6 3 nado, 5 to 0. atenes werei Grants PAas- ' ... ' Dolmage and Williams. Ash- Grizzly shortstop Bill Maur- land Bolen stemple (1) Mc. er, was the highlighter of the Kinnis (4) and simpson. koiiic u iiuiuei miu ren ter field in the bottom of the tirht inning, to set us up one run behind the Medford nine, 2 to i. in ir.e sevenin inning m mjq f f Maun-r racked up a single for Arfd 3TlZZlie two of Ashland's three hits. I ... i- j u j i Ashland Grizzlies lost a Medford had previously doub,e header tQ Crater v F. . , . , .Comets, on Monday, April 8, a walk and a .ingle by Owsley wJth fl score of 3.n nd First game batteries: Crater, Ashland was Jerry Stubbel field. Broad Jump relay en tries were Jim Kerns, Braehm Woodell, and Jack Tobiasson with a total of 56 feet 6 3-8 in ches. Ashland and Crater tied for fourth place in the 440 yard re lay. Ashland entered the 880 yard relay also. The Grizzlies brought home a plaque with Col. Bill Hay ward's picture on it, taken a few years before he died and it will be placed in the trophy cases in the lobby of the gym, along with other memorable trophies. Jerry Stubblefield took cred it for the only first for Ashland in the championship bracket by hurling the discus 140 feet, in the short distance meet on March 30 at Medford. In the novice division. Jack Tobias son and Braehm Woodell took first and second in the broad Jump with 18 feet 9 inches. Medford came out on top all the way with their perennial track and field power. Crater Defeats Calling all underclassmen including and especially jun iors beware of the Senior Bench! Just about one more time and we shall be forced to call an electrician. Why an !teA.j FALL TO J.V.'S electrician: ou your itucs wun i be told. and ferKins, both runners scoring on a pair of errors by the Grizzlies. From there on, Mark Fitch, had little trouble with the Medford nine by striking out five, walking one and giving up three safeties. In the nightcap Bowlin pitched a no-hitter until Ows ley hit a single in the fifth. Bowlin struck out five while Shaw and Owsley each whiff ed one Grizzly each. YOU'LL SAVE! - GROCERIES MEATS FRUIT VEGETABLES IDEAL SUPER MARKET 1475 Siskiyou Ashland Talent Need a different idea for a date? We have a novel sugges tion. Go out to the old chicken house and find a sleepy lookin' chicken. Next ya plops it down on its back and you wave your hand slowly over its bill, back and forth, back and forth. First thing you know, . the stupid thing just lays there with its feet stuck up in the air. Struck me kinda funny when a certain little gal told me that she and a friend of hers had left about half a chicken house full of hy pnotized hens! Switch on your duel person ality, Mr. Childreth, and pre pare to become a glamorous model. This black-haired lad die has been a stand-in for nearly everyone in the all school play. From a delivery boy he may step into the part of a devoted girl friend. Nice going, kid. (Also, at the prac tices there are sometimes very distinguished visitors. One strolled calmly in and across the stage in his unkept fur coat. Not a bit of stage fright either; Teddy, someday you'll take the place of Rin-Tin-Tin.) Fare thee well, my ardent fans and lovable readers (also, all those suing me for slander, we shall meet in the auditor ium promptly at 3:25 tomor row morning, after which we shall depart to the county court house). GRUBER'S SHOE SERVICE New Shoes Are Sold and Old Shoes Are Resoled 383 E. MAIN Slack - Hamilton's PROVOST FURNITURE 357 E. Main Phone 8611 S & H Green Stamps Herrmann and Campbell. Ash land, M. Fitch and Murray. Second game batteries: Cra ter, Allen and Brown. Ashland, Bowlin, McKinnis (3), Stemple (5), and P. Simpson. First Game: R H E Crater 3 2 2 Ashland 0 2 0 Second game R H E Crater 5 9 2 Ashland 0 2 0 PLAZA GROCERY Oa the Plaxa SIMPSON'S HOME TOWN HDWE. Ashland J.V.'s defeated the Medford J.V.'s, April 10, at the Medford ball park, 1 to 0. The pitching chores were done by Al McKinnis who issued one walk and struck out 10. A sin-, gle by Mike Brewer in the fourth was the only hit given j up by Medford hurlcr, Law rence. Ashland picked Off its only run in the first inning, when lead-off man Duanc Nelson drew a walk and on two Med ford errors romped home with the winning score. Line score: R H E Medford ..... 0 2 3 Ashland 110 Batteries: Medford, Law rence and Pond. Ashland, Mc Kinnis and Tucker. Ashland J.V.'s undermined the Miners, 11 to 66, in a five- inning fracas on the Grizzly's diamond on April 3. Line score: R H E Jacksonville 6 7 5 Ashland 11 9 4 Batteries: Jacksonville: Cou ch and West. Ashland; Malker, McKinnis, Stemple and Tuck' PERRINE'S Better Clothes and Shoes for Less Money On the Plaza EBERHART'S ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT SCHOOL JACKETS $12.95 279 East Main St' hi 11 Phone Call 6281 QUICK! SERVICE STANDARD CLEANERS FREE PICKUP b DELIVERY 163 E MAIN RICHMAID ICE CREAM Vk mile south of the college 24 different flavors HELLO GRIZZLIES Your Favorite Cleaners k Free Monite Moth Proofing COLLEGE CLEANERS Ph. 8031 On the Plaza Ashland INGLE DRUG Swedenburg Building SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOUNTAIN COSMETICS B J JEWELERS 283 E. Main Watch Repa irin g Jewelry Art Carved Diamond Rings SEE THE NEW Jantsea Sweaters Ship fc Shore Blouses Alex Coleman Skirts STOP! FOR CSV School lXT" NeU k Groceries Meats MARKET BASKET 842 . Siskiyou Phone 5141
