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PAGE FOUR ROGUE NEWS FRI.. OCT. 16, 1953 Jayvees Subdue Crater Comets Ashland JV's outcharged the Crater Comets, Oct. 6 at a night game. Ashland scored in the first three quarters with a score of 20-O. Jim Doster on a quarterback sneak went into the end zone for the first tally. Although Doster fumbled, Fred Neu mann recovered his fumble to cinch the counter. In the last quarter Doster went from the three yard line to score a tally. Mike Reymers passed to King to make good the conversion. Bill Stults broke through the middle from the thirty yard marker and went over for the final counter. Bob Snyder ran the ball over for the point-after touchdown. Defensively Larry Athanas in the line and Doster. Stults, and Nason in the backfield, helped hold the Central Point team scoreless. GRIZZLY FROSH TROMPED BY DETERMINED GP TEAM Although Mike Andrews, Ashland back, scored two touchdowns for the frosh, it was not enough as the North Grants Pass freshman team raked a loose Ashland defense for four touchdowns in drop ping the Grizzly Cubs 27-13 in a home game October 9. Andrews scored the first touchdown on a 95 yard run and then took a pass good for 25 yards and a touchdown. The next three games of the frosh line-up are all home games. They meet Klamath Falls tomorrow: South Grants Pass October 23; and Hedrick of Medford on October 30. Gil That Ball, Boy! ilSZl A V-'i ft D Brunswick Automatics Ashland Bowling Lanes 30 Se. First St. OPEN 1 TO 12 7 DAYS A WEEK Phone MU 2 0032 WE FEATURE 3-HOUR SHIRT SERVICE ANYTIME CAMPUS CLEANERS Gateway Shopping Center Conference Forecast By Doug Forrest The Grizzlies will face a' re- 34-14 upset over the Roseburg juvenated Grants Pass team to- Iidwns. night. The Cavemen have won G- p- Ha I"5 Backs two games and lost three this Members of the Grants Pass season. Grants Pass is now sua Harv,ey Graham. Oscar . , , Nealy, and Rambling Ray back in the winning column Meek are snowlng sornc excc, since they tromped the Klam- ient mid-season running form, ath Pelicans last Friday, 31-0. and Rex Benner did some fine Grants Pass opened their '59 passing from the quarterback season with a bang, tossing a spot- Nealy Is Threat Oscar Nealy is believed to be one of Grants Pass' finest back field performers. The speed merchant, as he is often referr ed to, took the opening kiek-olf back 65 yards from hi? own 15 to the Roseburg Indians' 20. After dropping their first In the same game, full-back game in Southern Oregon Con- Graham showed plenty of pow ference competition to Klam- er by picking up a first d wn ath Falls, the Ashland Griz- on the seven and cracking over zlies have come roaring back for a score several plays later, to win two non-conference Ray Meek had an injury to his games, against Central Point knee in this game and will be and Phoenix. oat for the season. In the Klamath game Ash- Del Norte Shows Power land scored first after a Klam- The Grizzlies will face the ath fumble was recovered by Del Norte Warriors at Crescent the Grizzlies deep in Klamath city Calif., on October 23. territory Dave Jackson went Warriors dcfcatod their m, 7. first opponent, the Brookings Review Shows Team Record score. The extra point attemot failed. Klamath Falls scored twice in the second period and saiu in me uura penna as Bruins, 48-0. The Warriors boast speed and power to spare in the fine blocking of the line and their hard-running ' , backs including Lynn Griff en, end ot a 19-6 score. T. , , ,,, , Jim Thur.oy, and fullback, Non-Counter Won Kenny Mattz. D1 Norte defcat- The Crater game, although ed the Arcada club 13 12 in a it was a Kings-X fair, was very last minute score and c.wver hard fought and only with the sion attempt. It was with this aid of an intercepted pass in seemingly unchallenged luck the first quarter did the Griz- that enabled them to maintain zlies score the games only their slim lead of 13 12 victory touchdown. Bob Voris sccred over the Eureka Loggers, Sept. the Grizzlies touchdown and 7 Del Norte Batters G. P. Del Norte battered Grants Pass for a fourth win with Dan Sousa scoring once and passing Coach Mel Ingram of Grants Pass commented on Del Norte's showed weakness on pnss-de fense. It is noted that Siusa runs and passes with equal prow ess, making him a threat on the ground as well as in the air Harley Dickerson with George Moses approaching to assist, intercepts a Klamath Falls past. t t j; Susee aiso was responsiDie ior kick- ' ; ing the PAT. The Comets fail- With the '59 football season One of the biggest factors ed to score off the tight Griz- at AH? na-st the half-wav contributing to the-fine seascn zly defense and picked up on- . .. thp Rrizzlies are havinc is the 1 f ii,o fire Hnurnc In AhbnH'c OOL mark, Grizzlies can proudly . . .... ., hQC (V, .'. . for two touchdowns boast a record of four wins and , F ' . . . . ,. """--" onlv one defeat team shown flne sl"nt but the Defensive play once a sain only one aeieai. student hodv in eeneral has al- . ...... .i :.k. : .u- tu The Grizzlies have beaten sn hpn vprv SDjriud if this : Vri.- eceptional down field blocking Yreka, Roseburg, Central Point spirit continues, I am certain only onCg as thcy kept the and a,so that Granls Pass nas a..u . ... mat me orizznes win even un- p;rates scoreless The touch- p.ay and in their only confer prove their record in the re. J.X t Sriod ence game they were defeated rnainjer of the season. as the Grizziies took the open by a tough Klamath team. The e Varsity squad now in- ni kickoff and marched 48 Crizzlies have four remaining cludes several boys who have paul A games three of them .confer- recently moved Up from the went we final three yards and ence. On Friday, October 16 j v. squad. They have been L Hannon kicked the PAT. they meet Grants Pass in their giving tne first .string boys Homecoming game, iney men tough competition and some travel to Crescent City on Oc- nave eVen taken over starting tober 23. On October 30, they positions. This is one of the play Medford, at Medford, and reasons that the defensive team on November 6, they close the has jgn sharp; it is helping season at Central Point. to bring out the best in all of Although the Grizzlies were the boys. without the services of their two speedy halfbacks. Bob Voris and Steve Gray, in the Phoenix game, they are both expected to be ready for the Grants Pass game tonight. The Cavemen have beaten Klamath Falls 31-0 in their only confer ence game thus far in the sea son. 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