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PAGE FOUR ROGUE NEWS FRL, APRIL 1, 1960 Grizzly Siickmen Begin Workouts Despite bad weather, the Ashland High baseballers turn ed out, thirty strong for the first practice sessions of the '60 season. Among the aspirants were ten returning lettermen, nine from last years J.V. squad, and eleven others including the freshmen. Last years lettenmen include Harley Dickerson, Phil Tucker, Paul Alley, Mike Brewer, Brad Gettling, Jim Doster, Steve Harris, Dave Jackson, Duane Nelson, and Galen Roberson. The only real loss through graduation last year was in pitchers, as all three of the starting pitchers have gradu ated. Bill Leybold will be head coach for the second straight season, he will be assisted by John Gray. He will receive aid from the new equipment the school has purchased, this in cludes the pitching machine. The Grizzlies will play each league club in two conference games and have practice games with Yreka on April 23 and May 20. Four practice games with Medford and Crater have also been set. All conference games will be twin bills. The Ashlandens will play all home games on their new field 1 Grizzlies Drop Season Finals Grizzly Thin dads Appear Promising With the advent of a new . , , . , , , ,, track season at AHS the Griz- K dhnCiiZZl'? xking forward to brought their 1959-60 basket- toproving upon diimal show. ball season to a close by losing in ..gj, .. the last two conference games to Klamath Falls Union Peli- Head coach or tne season cans (66-39) and Crater Comets wiU Highnam Crane, of the prospect ior me season ne stated the Grizzlies have sev eral talented individual per formers but that the overall depth of the squad was not too great. According to Coach Crane (58-43). The Grizzlies offered one of their finest efforts for the sea son Friday night when they met the Klamath. Unioo Peli cans on Ashland's borne court. The GrizzliM ht4A 4wia- own during the first bali as they foUowm boys have been trailed 14-10 at the end of the tandouts i practice sessions first ouarter and 21-29 at the this far Senior Steve Gray, halt Paul Bishop and Dean Lettermen, and George Moees; Dunson led the attack lor the J""" Bob Voris, Gordon Pelicans in the second half as both lettermen; Mike Mc- "This year we have the to date. They may help to solve VuUed away from the Tfy "nd orTes ' armer; pleasure of announcing that we a was once a pitching prob- Grizzlies, tea 43-26 third quar- rao5":. " f' ... -m,. . . ip-r InW Th nrH Farley Buell, David Cold well, Pitcher Nelson Takes Care of New Pitching Machine. Robby Takes On Pitching Chores cm ,ut lem. The rest of the sauad is finest baseball teams In mis made UD entirely of returning mentioned above was 66-39. school's historv" numiHiM leuermen. Coach BiU Leybold. "We have variety of shots as he led the enough depth to smash Med- GIRLS BASKETBALL ENDS As11311 luad with 10 mark ford or any other team that uitu kin tiun nrz-.r Jlm Stewart, lanky for- 4,1 :J 11,1 " wtvijiun want, fnllowmi with a threatens," said the chubby, freckle - faced, ex - professional Girls' basketball season has Dan Dixon, Jim Hamilton, Phil Tucker took an amazing R'a.fen- VJlZ Tom Hudson, Glen Clinton, Alan Riser, Mike Andrews. Gale Tepper, Todd Hess, Tom Huff, and Louis Lively. The three lettermen mention- The leading scorers for w3" grMn ?L!ern0 ended. Final playoffs were held were B vXAt i are the only returning let WILEY & REINHOLT Good Investments 369 E. Main MU 2-1191 returning lettermen and a """-" w"c" defeat of the Grizzlies the Pel- V. -r . u group of fine rookies the team ames e contest were icans moved to the number -rZ is made up of hard-hitting, fast- "eld, leaving an undetermined three spot in the State prep nave lurnea oul lor tne pporx. running boys, with a real desire victorious team for the time polls. Track Schedule to win. being. The following night the Griz- Aprn When asked about the pitch- U there were a final game to 2l?s traveled to Central Point 2 Klamath Falls at Ashland ing depth, where Ashland is h n. . where they were edged 58-43 9Roeue Rlavs at Medford .WhJ wouW with Jior nftauaT.ot to . fl !-Hayward Relays, Eugene chuckled, "We have Robby, a ,u u ,,,, i tend "J"1" got off to a fast nr.ratP at Ashland pitching machine that will give , ' ' start as they led at the end of our opponents headaches this year but I am not at liberty to the first quarter 17-9 end 26-18 In the double elimination t half-time. The Comets nulled reveal the secrets behind his series last held, the first game out ahead of the Grizzlies in was taken irom Hie Seniors by the third quarter, ending 38-34. Buy It Baked DECORATED CAKES FOR ALL OCCASIONS JOHNSON'S Groceteria Bakery 300 E. Main MU 2-3471 success. Seriously, the Grizzlies real ly do look like a much improv ed club. Regular pitchers, Duane Nelson and Bob King are being aided in that depart- Freshmen, who ended the individual lineups for game in overtime by one foas- each team are ,s foUows; " " eoupie oi Aahlandi 43 Hardy 13 secon6s- Tucker 10, Stewart 6, Harris 6, Second game of the evening Grav 4. Allen 2. Jackson 2. De ment by Harley Dickerson and again showed the Frosh, only Boer, Dickerson, Hauck, For Brad Gettling who have looked t15 time defeating the Juniors rest. real good in practice games up y one Pnt ' overtime, giv- Crater, 58 Turner 16, Coop ing the upperclassmen their er 12, Sharp 11. Higinbothem ursi ana omy loss. 7, Edwards 6, White 3, John- In the third and final game son 2. Anhorn, Toner, Allen, for that series, the Sophs pull- Williamson, ed away from the Freshmen team and won the game by very narrow margin. 30 Crater at Ashland May 7 Grants Pass and Crater at Grants Pass 21 District meet at Crater 27. 28 State Meet at Corval- lis Support the Advertiseri GRUBER'S SHOE SERVICE New Shoes Sold and Old Shoes Resoled 583 E. Main MARTEL PETERS Union Service Station 237 E. Main - A.shland, Ore. SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE ROGUE NEWS Ashland Branch JACKSON COUNTY FED. SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. "On the Corner" EAST MAIN & 2ND Ashland Oifice Supply 55 N. MAIN ST. RENT TYPEWRITERS SALES & SERVICE Standard and Portable School Supplies CREWCUTS - FLATTOPS ELKS BARBER SHOP 253 E. Main MU 2-9416 WARDROBE CLEANERS "Quality Cleaning" 45 N. Main On the Plasa For PICK-UP & DELIVERY MU 9-8281 S & H Green Stamps Too WE'RE IN BUSINESS FOR YOUR HEALTH INGLE DRUG CO. 303 E. 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