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ROGUE NEWS
FRI., APRIL 14. 1961
Colwell Smashes
Pole Vault Record
In Ore-Cal Relays
Dave Colwell provided the
highlight for Ashland in the
Ore-Cal Relays of April 1 by
smashing the school pole vault
record with a vault of 12 feet
Vi inch.
Colwell, a junior, had been
threatening the record since
last season. In the first meet of
this season, against Crater, he
went 11-6, two inches below
the old record of 1 1 feet 8 inch
es held by Glenn Nelson.
High schools from southern
Oregon and northern Californ
ia were entered in the relays
held on the Southern Oregon
College field. Participating
Echools competed in three di
visions according to size; small,
y
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to be double. One trait of char
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she has a dual nature in active
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and she wants to stay home.
She wishes to study and she
wishes to play. She is happy
and unhappy, satisfied and dis
satisfied at the same time. She
is in love and not in love, warm
and cold in one breath. This
person attended Lincoln School
and Walker School for the first
six years of her education. She
is known for her ability to
sine for her hieh- scholastic
record, and for her neat ap
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member of the Junior Class.
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medium, and large. Medford,
running in the large school di
vision, dominated the meet.
Another victory for Ashland
came when Bob Voris won the
invitational high hurdles in
15.2 seconds. Bill Charley of
Medford was second In 16.3.
Ashland turned in the top
performances in two other
events in the medium school
division, though Medford top
ped the Grizzly tracksters in
both. These performances were
in the broad jump, on Voris'
leap, and in the shuttle hurdle
relay, with a team composed of
Forest Farmer, Jim Hamilton,
Tod Hess, and Voris.
In the invitational mile, Ash
land's Farley Buell finished sec
ond to Hi Martin, who graduat
ed from Medford High last
year and was running unat
tached.
This was the first running
of the Ore-Cal Relays, which is
to become an annual event.
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JANITOR INTERVIEWED
FOR SCHOOL PAPER
Mr. Lloyd Wenaus, head jan
itor of Ashland High School,
feels he missed his calling. He
should have been a shoe repair
man. Many times since coming
to work here, students have
come to him with a broken
strap or heel which he has
speedily fixed. "
Mr. Wenaus graduated from
Ashland High School in 1936
after spending one and a half
years in our hallowed halls.
He came originally from Sas
katchewan, Canada. He lived
on a farm with his six sisters
and one brother.
He has held various odd jobs
and warked for the Southern
Pacific Railroad in Dunsmuir,
California. He has also worked
in an Ashland lumber company
i ior 11 years.
The main troubles of Mr.
Wenaus are the lockers. Com
binations frequently will not
work, and papers are some
times thrown on top of them.
He also repairs windows and
furniture.
Mr. Wenaus stated that the
students this year have been
above average in that there has
been less destructiveness this
year.
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The Ashland baseball team
Two Defeats
For Netmen
Ashland suffered defeats in
the first two tennis matches of
the year. The first was a 7-0
loss at the hands of Grants Pass
April 1, and the second a 4-2
defeat by Medford April 5.
Dennis Garrard and Bob
Hegdahl gave Ashland the two
wins against Medford. Scores of
the Grants Pass meet were:
singles J. Blacksmith (G)
over Hegdahl (A) 6-0, 6-0; Orr
(G) over Garrard A) 6-3, 6-2;
Newman (G) over Taylor (A)
6-0, 6-1; Blanchard (G) over
Jones (A) 6-2, 6-2; Doubles
Blacksmith and Newman (G)
over Stevenson and Hegdahl
A) 6-1, 12-10; Blanchard and
McClellan (G) over Taylor and
Jones (A) 6-2, 6-3.
Scores of the meet with Med
ford were: Singles McKinley
(M) over Stevenson (A) 6-1,
6-3; Randies (M) over Mitchell
(A) 6-1, 6-1; Garrard (A) over
House (M) 6-4, 6-2: Hegdahl (A)
over Highland (M) 10-8, 2-6,
6-3; Yoder (M) over Taylor (A)
7-5, 6-3; Doubles McKinley
and Randies (M) over Mitchell
and Hegdahl (A) 8-5. The sec
ond doubles match was called
off because of darkness.
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First Track Meet
Ashland High track and
field men opened the season
against Crater, March 29 losing
68-54. Because it was the first
meet of the season, track
events were run over partial
distance.
Bob Voris was the high indi
vidual scorer of the meet tak
ing firsts in both hurdle events
and the broad jump. Gary Wald
won the 75 and 150 yard dashes
for the Comets.
First Place Winners:
70 high hurdles Voris, A,
:08.8.
75 Wald, C, :07.8.
Shot put Molloy, C, 44 ft.
34 mile Buell, A, 3:33.
330 McCalvey, C, :38.
880 relay Crater, 1:35.4.
Javelin Martin, C, 172
6M. High jump Farmer, A, and
Lamb, A, (tie) 5-8.
120 low hurdles Voris, A,
:13.6.
150 Wald, C, :15.
660 James, C, 1:33.
Discus McCartney, A,
132 3.
Broad jump Voris, A, 19
7 18.
Pole vault Colwell, A,
11-6.
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GRIZZLIES DOWN
PROSPECT 10-8
Victory number one for the
Ashland High baseball team
came April 1 when the Griz
zlies got by Prospect by a 10-8
score.
Going into the eighth, Ash
land had built up a command
ing 7-1 lead, but in the top half
of that inning they saw their
lead melt and finally fade a-
way as Prospect tallied seven
runs and took a one run lead.
Ashland came back in the
last half of the eighth as Steve
Harris drove in Larry Pierce
and Jerry Hauck with a single,
giving the hometown crew
back the lead. After advancing
to third, Harris then stole
home with an insurance run.
Ashland's tenth.
In the final inning, Bob King,
who had relieved John Mott in
the disastrous eighth inning.
struck out the side in order to
end the game.
Crater Tops
Ashland Nine
Crater knocked off Ashland,
7-4, in the first baseball game
of the season for both teams
March 27. The game was a non
conference encounter played on
the Crater field.
In the first two innings, the
Comets picked up a total of
four runs with only one hit.
Five walks, two errors, and a
wild pitch helped them take a
4-0 lead.
The Grizzlies scored three
runs in the third inning to pull
within one run of the Comets,
but Crater added three more
to put the game on ice.
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