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ROGUE NEWS
WED., FEB. 13, 193
MEDFORD GETS REVENGE
A boiling Medford Tornado bas
ketball team got its revenge last
Friday night by beating the Ash
land High Grizzlies 71 to 49 in
a game in Medford. The Big Wind
blew hard to try and repair the
damage that the Grizzlies had
done to the Tornado's chances
of going to state.
It was the second victory in
three games for the Twister.
Jack Ford led the Wind in
scoring with 21 points: Larry
Vowell had 16 and Bill and Miles
had 10. Jim Lamb got 11 for the
Grizzlies followed by Rick Pierce
with 9.
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In grappling action the Grizzlies
met with the Grants Pass Cave
men February 1, 1963. In the
action Clayton Swartz, 98 lbs.;
Glen Smith, 148 lbs.; Mike Blair,
168 lbs.; and Ralph Fitzgerald,
178 lbs.; all pinned their men.
Grants Pass won 39-20.
The Grizzlies met with the
Cavemen a few weeks earlier in
the season and lost 57-0.
The Grizzlies also met Henley
the following afternoon. In the
iction Clayton pinned his man.
Bill Shaw won by a decision, and
Mike tied his match. Henley won
42-10.
In further action, Ashland lost
to Glendale by a score of 55.4.
The J.V.'s won 20-17. Against
Cresent City the Grizzlies lost 271
18 and the Junior Varsity won
again 11 10.
Ashland Wrestlers
Lose to Crater
The Ashland High wrestling
team, lacking in quantity but not
in quality, lost to the Crater High
Comets 38-16 on January 25. It
was the best performance the
Grizzlies have put on this year.
Due to the lack of numbers on
the Grizzly wrestling team, Ash
land had to forfeit two matches
Ashland won four bouts and
lost nine, including the two for
feited ones. Central Point pinned
four Ashlanders and decisioned
three while the Grizzlies took
their four bouts, two by pinning
and two by decision. Clayton
Swartz, Bill Shaw, Glenn Smith
and Mike Blair were victorious
for Ashland.
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The "Twins" Dale and Gale Tepper are two of our most import
ant basketball players.
Tepper Brothers Spark Grizzlies
The Tepper boys give the Ash
land Grizzlies speed, shooting,
and rebounding. These talented
twins are consistently making
points and pushing the Grizzlies
toward victory.
Since they are twins Gale and
Dale Tepper were both born in
Klamath Falls and are 17 years
old. However, they are not ident
ical twins. Dale is 6'1" and 170
pounds while Gale is 5'10" and
160 pounds.
Dale Tepper, a tall, good-looking
Grizzly, was high-point man
against Medford, Shasts, and
Grants Pass, and moves the ball
with amazing ability. Dale is a
aportman through and through. He
hunts, fishes, and water skis in
addition to playing basketball and
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is a member of the Lettermans
Club. Dale plans to go to college
in San Jose. This Grizzly likes
sports and dislikes dirty cars.
Gale Tepper is a very popular
athlete. He achieved high-point
honors against Grants Pass and
has been coming into his own in
the last few games and with his
brother Dale, was instrumental in
the Grizzly victories over Medford
and Klamath Falls. Gale partici
pates in many sports in school
and is also a Letterman. His likes
are sports and cars and he dis
likes show-offs. As his brother
Dale, Gale plans to enter college
in San Jose.
EDITORS NOTE (San Jose will
probably have a good basketball
team in a couple of years).
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