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ROGUE NEWS
WED., DEC. 19, 1962
TOD f OODLES' HESS
FIRST STRING SENSATION I
Tod "Joodles" Hess is Ashland
High's sensational first string for
ward and guard. Tod. a 6' tall, 152
pound Grizzly was a big factor in
Ashland's victories over Shasta
and is bound to spark the Griz
zlies to many more victories.
Besides playing a brilliant game
of basketball, Tod participates in
track, is president of the AHS
band and is a member of the let
tcrmen's club. He is also a mem
ber of the National Honor Society.
Tod was born on February 19,
1945 in Ashland and has lived
here all of his life. Toodles is a
real outdoor sportsman and likes
to hunt, fish, and hike. He ties
flics for a hob'iy.
This Grizzly would like to go
to Oregon State University and
major in forestry.
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Grizzlies Defeat Shasta
In Two-Game Series
The Ashland High Grizzlies, i
.showing new fire and desire,
trounced the Shasta Wolves here i
I sheddir.g their losing ways, came K"rn.ia stopping the Wolves
Grizzlies Make it Two
The Grizzlies made it two in
row against Shasta High of Call-
out oi.tc the maplecourt and play
ed sound basketball.
Greg Lindley, making his debut
as a Varsity player, led the Griz
zlies' scoring with 17 points fol
lowed by Tod Hess with 11 points.
Rick I'ierci;, a two year veteran
of the Grizzlies, scored four
points, and was the playmaker
for the Bears. Gale Tepper and
Jim Lamb helped the Grizzlies'
winning cause with eight and six
joints respectively.
The Grizzly defense, led by
Mike Cotton, Pierce, and Hess,
allowed the Wolves to score eight
in every quarter, but there the
scoring for the visiting Wolves
was brought to a halt. In the
final canto the hapless Wolves
scored only seven points before
I the Stingy Bears put the lid on
I their opponent's basket.
Grizzly matmcn met with the j George Kcil, tne wonder coach
Crater club for the first match of the Grizzlies, was pleased with
of the 19b'2-63 wrestling season the over-all showing of the Bears,
"Toodles-' Hess is first in a
series of articles on our basket
ball players.
Matmen Lose
First Match
Thursday, December 13.
Crater out matched the Griz
zlies and scored 43-14 over the
club. Clayton Schwattz. Ray
Vance, Glen Smith, and Mike
Blair were the only ones on our
Club that won their match.
Clayton pinned his opponent in
the first round in the ninety-eight
pound class. Ray won in the 123
pound class, Glen won in the 146
pound class, and Mike won in the
16f! pound class by decisions over
their opponents.
Matmcn Turnout
Twenty-five gallant men have
turned out for the 19R2-63 wrest
ling season. The Athletic depart
mtrt is urging any boys who are
nt all interested in athletics to
;rinc out and participate.
Those persons not participating
are more than welcome to come
to all home matches. The next
match its with Klamath Falls, Jan
uary 4. Preliminary matches be
gin at 7:00 and Varsity matches
h,-;:in at 8:00.
Come out for wrestling either
as a participant or a spectator
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but felt there is a lot of work to
be done in preparation for the
future conference games.
In jayvee action the Ashland
ers defeated the junior Wolves
of Shasta, 39 to 27. Dave Bargcr
led all scorers with 11 points.
before a very small group of AHS
students.
The Grizzlies looked and play
d like professionals during the
first quarter when they took a
17 to 5 lead. George Keil's Bears
were never in serious trouble
throughout the rest of the game.
but were a little "rowdy" during
the second half of the contest.
Greg Lindley again sparked the
Ashlanders with ten points and a
scrappy defensive game. Tod Hess
followed in scoring with nine
points, and Dale Tepper. Jim
Lamb, and Rick Pierce scored
seven, six, and six points respectively.
In the J.V. game Ashland
emerged victorious by one slim
point, as the junior Bears down
ed Shasta 34 to 33 in a game
preceding the Varsity scuffle.
The J.V.'s Were led by sophomore
Dave Barger, who scored 13
points and was very strong under
the boards. Dave was the one
who calmly stepped to the free
throw line and made good the
two charity tosses that were given
him, to win the game in the last
second.
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