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ROGUE NEWS
WED.. NOV. 25. 1959
Iba Coaches Prospects
3
Coach Iba points out basketball techniques to David Jackson.
Jim Stewart. 'Phil Tucker, Bob Hardy, and Jerry Hauck.
' By Jim Susee
Ashland's Grizzlies finished ourschool. The Grizzlies won Oregon Class A football . tour
out their '59 football schedule 0ne and lost three in confer- nament and will not be out
against Crater on Friday, No- ence play, their only win was for practice until November
vember 6. Although the Griz- over Grants Pass. 30. ...
1959 Grizzlies Ranked High A surefire mainstay on this
TW ,rr.. ih n. year s leam WU1 Jerry An-
St suu Band Members Plan
By Doug Forrest . . ... .
camenycithtrafiisePs:n- Fo r Coming Months
ior returning lettermen with " '' ' i -
plenty of height: Rex Benner, Band boosters held a pot January Events
6-2; Ron Erickson, 5-9; Jim luck dinner followed by pic- ' Several concerts are planned
Purkett, 6-0; and Dave Man- tures of the Ashland band in for the near future. They are:
nan, 6-0. , the Junior Rose Parade shown Winter Concert, January 12,
Junior hoopsters expected to by Paul Bel1 and Mr- Maddox. Exchange Concert at Crater
see action are: Larry Jansen At the mett'n8 t was 'decided High school in January, a con-6-2,
and Al Staley, 5-9 transfer uy a banner or tne band cert at the Camp White Hospit
fro'm Newport who it-.-, with the first money made. al, and a brass quartet to play
there Also Denny Walker and Lhe band is planning to par- Christmas carols at the county
Jim "Hamilton, two of last ""Pate in the Grand Floral farm in December,
year's starters are ready Parade, at the Rose Festival The AHS band is preparing
The Cavemen have no real Parade in Portland but to do for concert work, while the
giant but Jerry Patterson 230 so tney wil1 nave to enlel" a pep band is Preparing for the
pound 6-2 football player' will float- At tne December meet- coming basketball games,
come in mighty handy under ing tne Band Boosters will In January the band will be
the boards. A new sophomore Plan ways of raisin8 money to gm their campaign to raise
from Los Angeles Charles enter the band and a float in money for their trip to Port
Garv. 6-7. has no exiwrienno the parade. - land in J"e.
j.ne oiucers eieciea ior inc
1959-60 year are; Ted Kinney, GRAPPLERS PREPARING
but is coming around in good
form.
The Bulwark at Medford
Medford's squad is currently
fighting for top honors at the
zlies faik-d to win this game,
they did come out with five
wins and only four losses for
president; Steve Hess, 'Vice
president; D i n i c e Gillespie,
secretary; Sarah Martin, treas
urer. .
Officers Attend
GRA Conference
of the best Ashland High teams. ders?n- an AU-fUterr mJast Ashland GRA officers at
FOR ROUGH SCHEDULE
Wrestling practice at Ash
land High started on Novem
ber 9, with only a small num
ber of lettermen returning a
gain this year.
Coaches for this year are:
Mr. Mobley, head coach, and
Mr. Crane, assistant coach.
The Grizzlies will have two
the season. This record is very of ml Jn of year's squad. As of this date tendcd annual GAA con. matc'hes witn acn of thc fol
good considering that the Griz
zlies conference opponents are
all from larger schools than
AHS, with three of the four
schools doubling thc size of
seasons the Grizzlies won from
Roseburg and each had victo
ries OTer one other big team,
in 1941 orer Medford; this year
Anderson, Ken Durkey Jerry vention in McMinnville
Shultz, Lowell and Cal Dean,
and John Frohnmayer are all
still
No- lowing schools: Crater. Med-
vember 13-14. ford. Grants. Pass, and Illinois
The officers attending the Valley.
over Grants Pas,. They also Q"in"ey. "d. D"rcU , M"ler
busy with football Bob conft.rence were: Zoia Palmer, This' year's district meet will
Runners
Grants Pass
Upset
each had victories over other
smaller teams, and dropped a
decision to Klamath Falls.
The coaching staff and play-
president; Linda Lewis, vice- be held in Medford, February
president: Janet Miller, treas- 26 and 27. Following the dis-
Booth Deacons. The ! only two retary who was als0 choscn which willbe held in Corvallis'
players that Medford lost from district GRA representative for on March 4 and 5.
should get their share of action
along with Dick Allen , and
ers of the Grizzly squad de- 1Tast.year are Koeh and Don Lane, Jackson, and Josephine
The Ashland
runners upset Grants Pass 28
to 27 here November 10.
Results from Ashland were
first, Gordon Self (time 10:28)
serve congratulations for their
fine showing this season
cross country Basketball Starts Soon
Klamath Falls
counties.
One highlight of the event
Don White, head basketball was a demonstration by Rus-
coach at Klamath Union High, sjan shotput champion, Miss
has stated that the team does Mazuka.
not have as much height as it
would like but that the pros-
Varsity basketball turnouts
started on November 9, with
35 boys coming out for prac-
second, Larry Judy; seventh, nnv n rotnrnin lotterman " o . , . murning . a .a
, i ..... J Ofiuor sianauuis inuiuue: rrnn nf iakt voars jv mayors
in Bob Hardy but Doug Forrest, Bob L.wis 6.6. Bill Santo. 6-4; Loyal Higinbotham and Den
who had a broken leg, is also Don Eastman, 6-3; Steve Bin- nis Pauff have shown well in
a letterman and is expected to ney 6.1; Paul Bishop, 6-3; and practice along with Denny Ed-
Gary Wallace; eighth, Dan
Lewis; and ninth Bob Ferreira
Runners Place
Roseburg defeated Ashland come out sometime in Decern-- Jaen rjanson, 6-1.
Juniors include
by a score of 28 to 31 October ber Several of last year s J.V
JO at Roseburg. Gordon Self players do show promise of
finished third and Larry Judy, making a good varsity squad,
fourth for Ashland. Eddy of Varney Corey is coaching the
Roseburg set a new course re- jy squad while Vern Tenney
cord of 8:59 over the 1.8 mile is handling the Frosh squad,
field. Other finishers for Ash- The Varslty squad opens its
ana were . cw s, sevenu. vv ai- 22.game schedule here against somewhat bright with several
6 " "" Fortuna on December 5 and
Ferreira, tenth. wiU play u other home-games
j. lit, ji utiit'i sum I've ujyo
Earl Yoe-
man, 6-5; Wayne Dennis, 6-2;
and Wally Palmberg, 5-10.
Sophomore, Gary Patzke,
6-3;-also looks good.
Crater Crop
Prospects at Crater High are
wards and Tom White.
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to the state meet in Portland,
Ashland was represented by
Bob Ferreira, Larry Judy, Dan
Lewis, Gordon Self, and Gary
Wallace at the November 7
meet. Larry Judy placed 86
in the competition of thc 300
beys that participated from
Oregon high schools.
Say you saw it in
THE ROGUE NEWS
this season. They play Crater,
Medford, Klamath Falls, and
Grants Pass each four times in
conference competition.
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