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ROGUE NEWS
WED.. APRIL 1. 19S9
AHS Thrash
Craler Club
Ashland Grizzlies beat Cra
ter High 9 to 1 in baseball,
scoring seven runs in the first
two innings last Saturday in a
practice tilt on AHS turf.
Steve Harris started the scor
ing spree in the first inning
with a walk. Paul Alley follow
ed with a single blast, and Dic
kerson walked. Mike Brewer
walked and Harris scored. Get
tling drove a single and
brought in Alley and Dicker
son. Brewer came in on an
error to first.
Tom Sample scored for Cra
ter in the first inning. In the
second inning scored three
with singles by Harris, Alley,
Dickerson, Gettling, and Stem
pie. The scoring in the third
came with triple by Tucker,
scoring Stemple.
The Batteries were: Ashland,
Stemple, McKinnis and Tucker.
For Crater, Sample, J. Anhorn
(1), B. Anhorn (4) and Allen.
Ashland Beats
Crater Quintet
Ashland High won its second
game of the '58'59 season by
turning DacK me L-rater tugn
Comets 55 to 31 on their own
lloor rriday, Feb. 27.
The Grizzlies, whose
only
other victory of the season was
over Crater, combined a 2 to 1
control of the backboards and
a .379 shooting percentage
from the field to defeat the
Comets
, ,
buV byThe8 end of thVfirsH- the A Jim led the individual
od the Grizzlies led by the Medford took the lead at 3-2 scoring percentage-wise, hit
score of 12 to 9. The Grizzlies "nd were never headed again ting 46 out of 121 from the
completely dominated the sec- throughout the game. Medford field, for a .382 precentage
ond quarter by holding the led 10-4 after toe first period, Bob Johnson w
Comets to but two points while 2612 at the halftone, and 50- . .. nllm. . . . . .
t hmoi wolf. 26 at the three-quarter stop. simjla.r number of attempts for
Half-
11111 score was io lor .m.-
lana. in me mira quarter me
Grizzlies increased their lead
4 an n A.hi.j
serves played the entire fourth
quarter holding the lead to the
end.
Ashland's Bob Johnson was
high scorer for the game with
13 points while Bill White and
Loyal Higinbotham paced the
Comets with 8 points each.
Ashland's JVs broke a 48-all
knot to defeat the Comets' JVs
51-48. !
Scoring:
RtlondiiT 0rE?
J " "
?::V':T!oL"n"
Crater 31 Burns 4 B
Wt! a 'JLZJL Pf.
2 ana King 2
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Final Losses
Finish Slate
Wrapping up its Southern
Oregon conference slate, Ash-
land dropied a 53-47 decision
to Grants Pass on March 6, and
a 63-42 decision to Medford,
March 7.
In their final game of the
season, me cavemen outscorea
the Grizzlies 15 to 8 in the
third quarter. Quarterly scores
favored Grants Pass 13-10. 26
21, and 41-29. Ten of the Griz-
zli'es' scores came in the last
two minutes of the game.
Bob Johnson led the scoring
with 13 points for the Griz-
es.
Medford High compiled an
amazing .458 shooting percent-
age in defeating the Grizzlies
2" at the three-quarter stop.
7"- "V""-" "Z-aZZ
t
Johnson paced the Ashland
club with 16 Doints.
i.. . ... 120 average. Others included
Girls1 PE Activities, ?fmPie-8-25- -32; cer-
' aid Allen 16-61, .262; Bob
GRA SpOrtS Start ""dv f 44; Steve Gray
r 6-31, .194; Al McKinnis 1-7,
Spring activities will begin -13; Dennis Johnson, 1-11,
next week in the girls' physical .091. These figures do not in
educational classes according elude the non .- conference
to Miss Hendreson, instructor, games.
Included in the activities will
be softball and badminton. . , .
r.irU in r.irW Recreational
Association will soon begin
fh snnrte alsn Thp HRA
KmFS slssl Est
murals Probablv be held
the Lincoln grade school be-
GRA
cause of space deficiency at the
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By Jim
.
wth the fifty-eight-fifty-nine
basketball season concluded at
Ashland high, the Grizzlies
look back at a rather unsuc-
cessfui season.
The Grizzlies' two wins and
20 losses are all that could be
exPected as the Grizzlies, as a
team, hit only 231 field goals
out of 79 trys for a .294 shoot-
ing average. The Grizzlies' op-
ponents attempted 785
shots
making 317 for a .404 averaee
rest was third with 40-12S for
o9n A j-. , . ...
320fl "n J"1 J ' "ext w Uh
49-201 for a .244 average. Clark
Smith hit with 10 in 59 for a
. " 1M out 01
a the gift
,triP while their opponents
ue uieir opponents
rde27iuvof s5?.
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Tennis Outlook
Shows Promise
With only two returning let
termen out for tennis at Ash
land High this year Mr. Iba
has a big Job before him to
make a successful team.
Jerry Joy and Floyd Grimes
are the only two returning let
termen. Others turning out are
Jack Elder, Daryl Fairrington,
Leroy Hannan, George Con
verse, and Bill Benson.
Susee
,
On the average the Grizzlies
were beaten 56.6 to 39.7.
The Ashland JVs in 18 con
ference games, showed about
the same thing although they
did a bit better. Percentage on
field goals shows the Grizzlies
hitting 210 out of 689, while
tk. .nnnnl. kit 9A1 Ml(
68, ODDOnentS led
percentage wise, 385 to 305.
Free throws were quite even
with Ashland making 150 in
275 attempts for a .554 average
whtlo thpir nmvuwntc hit inn
in 324 for a .556 average. The
opponents led In final scores
44.1 to 35.6.
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Fred Engle was mentioned
as the daughter of Mr. Chris
Slade. Mrs. Engle is actually
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