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ROGUE NEWS
WED.. NOV. 26. 1958
AHS Beats Klamath
In Conference Win
After leading the Klamath ing, went 39 yards for the
Pelicans by the slim margin of touchdown. Voris passed to
13 to 12 at halitim,?, the Ash- Gray, giving Ashland a 13 to
land Grizzlies exploded for 12 lead in the halftim?.
three touchdowns in the second Al McKinnis gave the Griz-
half to defeat the Pelicans 33 zlies a 19 to 12 lead crashing
to 12. into the end zone from the one
The Pelicans drew first yard line early in the third
blood in the first quarter, with period. Dennis Johnson made
Ron House ending a fifty yard it 20 to 12 running the end for
drive by going over from the the extra point.. Five minutes
one yard line. The extra point later Bob Voris passed to Steve
failed. The Grizzlies scored lat- Gray on the Klamath 40 yard
er in the first period when Al line, there was no chance to
McKinnis boomed his way catch the speedy Ashlandcr.
through the center of the line The play was good for 64 yards,
and wont 45 yards for the Voris again passed to Gray for
score. The P.A.T. attempt fail- the extra point making the
ed. score 29-12.
Bill Santo ended another The Grizzlies final score in
Pelican drive in the
x-nnH
period by going over from the Bob Voris pitched out to Steve have started practice with 4
three yard line. The extra point Gray who passed to Vern vs. There are onlv ree re
kick was wide. A short time Speirs on the Klamath 16 and turning lettermen in Bob John
later Phil Tucker interceDted went for the score standin? no. J.im Bjork, and Clark
a Klamath pass and with the
aid of brillian downfield block- final score 33-12.
Medford Trips Ashland, 27-0
In Fourth Quarter Display
The Ashland High gridsters ray kicked his second PAT of
matched all efforts of the Med- the evening,
ford Black Tornado during the With seven seconds left in
first three quarters of their the game a last minute desDera-
fn bIfrnMgJULdly
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27 to ' , ,u
The Ashland defense for the
first three quarters looked like
state cnamps, aiuiougn uiea-
ford seemed to penetrate the
middle of the Ashland line in
spurts.
Ashland Maces Threat
Ashland made the first real
scoring threat of the game mid-
way in the first period. It start-
cd with Bob Voris recovering
from a Medford fumble for
Ashland. On the next play Ash-
land's Al McKinnis picked up
15 yards. The next four plays
netted only yards for the Griz- ing 153 pounds, challenges
zlies, ending their best threat Dale ePterson, weighing -168;
of the evening. Bob King, weighing 130, chal-
In the second quarter Med- lenges Pete Raphorst, 133
ford drove . to Ashland's 12 pounds.
yard line. Ashland's Ron John- Bill Mansfield vs. "Butter
son then recovered a Medford cups" Waddell in a grudge bat
fumble. The score at halftime tie at 135 pounds,
was nothing to nothing. Tickets can be purchased
Medford's first touchdown from any AHS Letterman, any
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Medford Scores Again school, advised Rodenmayer,
Medford scored again as Al Letterman Club president.
McKinnis, attempt to punt
out of Ashland's own end zone,
kicked off to the side. It rolled
out of bounds on the eight yard
line. On the next play Durkee
scored his- second touchdown
for Medford. The PAT attempt
was wide.
A few minutes later Gray's
pass was intercepted by Med
ford on the Ashland 15 yard
line. On the second play after
the interception, Griggs lug
ged the ball for Medford's
third touchdown. Mike Mur-
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The P.A.T. failed, making the
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make the final score 27 to 0,
uicuiuru.
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pounds also: Norval Conners,
weighing 118 pounds, meets
Larry Scripter who weighs 116
pounds; Marvin Williams,
weighing 100 pounds, challen-
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Shown kneeling wiih Coach Iba are top prospects of the
1958-59 AHS learn. Left to right, they are Jim Bjork. Clark
Smith, Bob Johnson, Doug Forrest and Don Taylor.
By Jim
Basketball Lineup
The Ashland Grizzly Var-
sity and the Junior Varsity
Smith. but many other boys
show promise.
Acording to Head Coach
Iba, the success of the 58-'59
season rests on the shoulders
of the three big boys. Bob
Hardy. Clark Smith. 8c Phil
Tucker. The return of Don
Taylor may also have influ
ence upon the team.
Many of the boys from last
year's Junior Varsity also show
promise. Among them are
Steve Gray, Paul Alley, Harley
although he has re-injured his
knee and not be abp tQ
play until after Christmas
The Grizzlies wiU open their
season on Dec. 5 against For
tuna, and on Dec. 6 they will
play Eureka. Both games are
away. In all, the team will
play six non-conference games
and 16 conference ones, which
means four with each team.
The Southern Oregon Confer,-
ence schedule has been chang-
ed so that on weekends when
two league games are played,
they will not both be against
the same team.
This year's Junior Varsity
team, coached by Mr. Corey,
will have only five or seven
of its own players. The rest
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An interesting comment
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AHS beat Medford four times,
Grants Pass four times, and
played Klamath 3 times, win
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Turning Out
"If we win seven matches
this year, I'll be happy," de
clared Mr. Cliff Engel, wrest
ling coach. "Last year we won
four matches, which consider
ing it was the first year, was
n't bad in this conference."
There is some promising tal
ent this year, states Engel. In
addition to five returning let
termen, fifty - nine students
have turned out for the squad.
Returning this year are Buz
zy Parker (112); Larry Schmal
tz (133); Ron Johnson (145);
and George Moses (155). A few
outstanding prospects thus far
are: Ken Mitchell (127): Mike
Rust (127); and John Ussery
(155).
Some of the teams the Griz
zly grapplers are matched a
gainst are Medford, Klamath
Falls, Grants Pass, Roseburg,
and Glendalc.
Mr. Engle summarized the
forecast for the conference
with the prediction that Grants
Pass and Klamath Falls are
better than the less experienc
ed Ashland squad at the pre
sent time.
The squad is now composed
of 20 freshmen, 23 sophomores,
8 juniors, and 9 seniors. The
bulk of the talent will come
later from the underclassmen.
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