PAGE SIX
ROGUE NEWS
FRI., MAY 26. 1961
Voris and Farmer Win
District Championships
Medford piled up 154
points to win the District A-l
track championship May 20, on
the Ashland track.
zAshland's Bob Voris triumph
ed in the high hurdles with a
14.6 clocking to tie, for the sec
ond time in two years, the dis
trict record. Forrest Farmer
gained a share of the high jump
crown by finishing in a four
way tie for first at 5 feet, 10
inches. On the basis of fewest
misses, however, Farmer was
first.
Grants Pass finished the meet
with 137 V points for second
place. Far behind was Crater
with 53, Ashland with 40,
and Klamath Falls with 34.
Other point getters for Ash
land were Tom Huff, sixth in
the javelin; Voris, fourth, and
Farmer, fifth in the broad
jump; Don Way, fourth, mile;
Mike CcCartney, sixth, discus:
Voris, third and Farmer, sixth,
low hurdles; and Dave Colwell,
tie for thrd, and Dan Lewis, tie
for sixth, pole vault.
First and second place finish
ers qualify for the state meet
in Corvallis. Any others that
meet the qualifying standards
also qualify. Voris qualified in
the low hurdles by running a
20.3 third place.
Qualifiers:
Javelin Phillips, KF: Mar
tin, C. 199-3.
Broad jump Humphreys,
M; Hathaway, GP. 22.
Shot put Bortis, M; Moi
loy, C. 54-4.
High jump Farmer, A;
James, C. 5-10.
High hurdles Voris, A;
Ayres, M; Hood, M; Smith, GP.
14.6.
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100 Meek, GP; Mclntyre,
M: 10.2.
Mile Martin, M; Brum-
beck, M. 4:41.5.
Discus Cowan, M; Curtis,
GP, 147-11.
440 Mclntyre, M; Staley,
GP; r.ix, M. 49.3.
Low hurdles Smith, GP,
Hood, M; Voris, A. 20.-.
220 Humphreys, M; Rich-
ey, KF. 22.6.
Pole vault Van Koten and
Hughes, GP, tie. 12-2.
880 Marshall, GP; Chron-
ister, GP. 2:01.6.
Relay
Pass. 1:30.5.
Medford; Grants
KLAMATH WINS
TRACK MEET
Klamath Falls defeated the
Ashland track team 75-48 on
April 22.
Ashland won four events and
tied for first in two others.
Winners for Ashland included
Bob Voris in the high hurdles,
Forrest Farmer in the low hur
dles, Farley Buell in the mile,
and Bob Ford in the half-mile.
Tying for first place were
Stewart Hedges in the high
jump and Dan Lewis in the
pole vault.
GRIZZLIES DEFEATED BY
CRATER HIGH CLUB
The Ashland Grizzlies could
muster only three hits off Crat
er hurler Dennis Pfaff in a
baseball game May 2 and went
down to defeat 5-2.
Crater scored two runs in the
second inning, but Ashland
squared matters with two runs
in the third. Crater won the
game in the fifth inning with
two more runs.
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MEDFORD WINS
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Bob Hegdahl, winning a sin
gles match, and Marty Burns
and Jim Taylor, nabbing a vic
tory in doubles competition,
scored Ashland's two wins in a
5-2 loss to Medford's tennis
team.
Results:
Singles: McKinley (M) def.
Stevenson (A) 6-1, 6-0; Ran
dies (M) def. Garrard (A) 5-7,
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ninth graders to attend a soft-
ball playday held May 13, at
the Ashland Senior High foot
ball field under the supervis
ion of Miss Henderson, GAA
advisor.
Activity began at 9:00 a.m.
continuing through 12:00 p.m.,
during which time the girls par
ticipated in mixed baseball
teams. For lunch t he members
brought their own sack lunch
es and punch was served.
GAA SELECTS
NEW OFFICERS
On Thursday, May 18, the
Girl's Athletic Association held
election of officers for the com
ing school year.
Janet Miller, outgoing presi
dent, conducted the nomina
tions. Those nominated were:
Terry McKinnis, preside n t
Jane Hennick. vice president;
Alice Hearn, secretary; and
Kathy Zimmerlee, treasurer,
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will take office immediately,
resuming all official responsi
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AHS Upsets Pels
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Ashland won its first con
ference baseball game April 15
by upsetting the Klamath Falls
Pelicans 3-2.
Bob King pitched a four-hitter
for Ashland. The Klamath
duo of John Webb and Wally
Palmberb also gave up four
hits. The difference in the game
lay in the fielding. The Pels
committed three errors, while
the Grizzlies played errorless
ball.
Ashland scored two runs in
the third inning on two hits
and two errors by the Pelicans.
The third AHS tally was pick
ed up in the fifth.
Klamath scored one run in
each of the fourth and sixth
innings.
The non-conference game
which followed resulted in a
17-0 romp for Klamath Falls.
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Granfs Pass Cops
Three-Way Meet
In a three-way track meet
held in Grants Pass, May 6,
Grants Pass won with a total of
91 points, Crater placed second
with 36 'i points, and Ashland
finished behind with 23 ',i
points.
Bob Voris took all three of
Ashland's first places, triumph
ing in both the high and the
low hurdles and the broad
jump.
Other point-getters were For
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the high jump; Mike McCart
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Farley Buell, third in the mile.
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the Grizzlies scored the win
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