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    PAGE FOUR
ROGUE NEWS
WED., APRIL 17, 19C3
Tom Huff Breaks School Record
By Dave Mott
Tom Huff, with a toss of 199 about record shattering heave,
feet 6'- inches, now holds the he replied, "It was a fine feeling
AHS record in the javelin event, to know that I had broken the
His throw (as far as this reporter record." Tom's comments on the
knows) is also the best one in
he state so far this season.
When Tom, a good natured
senior, was asked how he felt
V
Record-breaking Tom Huff sets Javelin throwing record of 199
feet, 6'j inches.
DRAGGIN' WITH DAVE
By Dave Mott '
How can we determine a per-1 over-drive for economical reasons.
son's personality by looking The "Studey" sits atop four 6-70-
at the automobile they drive?
Looking at this 1950 Studey we
can imagine the owner to be a
person full of life and glowing
with happiness. She is our own
yell queen, Kay Moore. Kay does
possess a certain quality in her
personality, known as friend
liness. Her car is the same way.
Us green exterior represents a
certain kind of get-up and go,
which should be present all cars
if they have any kind of per
sonality at all. The qualities
that put the finishing touches
on this little jewel's personality
are a grayish-brown interior-with
stock upholstrey. Engine-wise, this
"bomb" is powered by a mighty
Studebaker six cylinder model,
with six AC spark-plugs added
to give it that extra "umph". The
transmission is three-speed, with
15" white-wall tires, with hubs
covered by stock wheel discs. Kay
and Kay give the Studey a full
going oyer in the transportation
department. Kay is a firm believer
in the "50 mile program sug
gested by the President, and that
is exactly what this little "jewel"
receives every day when trans
porting the two Kays to and from
school via the Green Springs.
John Rhodes
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Ashland baseballers won their
first league game of the seacon
by shutting out the Crater Comets
3-0. The game was the second in
a double header which was played
on April 6 in Ashland. Crater won
the first game 14 1, a contest in
which Rick Pierce got three for
three.
John Rhodes had good control
and held the Comets to three hits
that did no damage. He walked
four and buzzed the ball passed
seven in his best performance
this year.
Dean Samuelson and Jan Sus
see's hits along with a wild pitch
gave Ashland its first run in
the second inning. John Rhodes'
single, an error, walk, a fielder's
choice, a passed ball, a wild pitch.
and a stolen base gave the Bears
added insurance in the sixth.
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AHS SLAPS CRATER
IN RACKET RIOT
Ashland High's speedy team
defeated Crater 6 to 1 in a match
played in Ashland before a small
j.uwJ on Saturday, April 6. Marty
Burns, Ashland s top racketeer,
put down Mike Gardner of Crater
in the first match, 6-1, 6-3. He was
followed by his teammates, Bill
Bowman, Jeff Trost, and John
Wacker who also had victories in
the singles. Bill Bowman and Jeff
Trost teamed up to defeat Gard
ner and Dewey, and Marty Burns
and John Wacker beat Crater's
Bruce and Pinkham in the doubles
matches. Tom Thompson lost to
Joe McCalvy in three sets 2-6,
6-3, and 6-4 to give Crater its
only point.
Grizzly Coach Apodaca said,
"We're still rusty in places, but
with improvement, who knows?
Baseball
Ashland 13, Medford 1
Klamath Falls 14, Ashland 0
Klamath Falls 11, Ashland 0
Medford 7, Ashland 2
Crater 14, Ashland 1
Ashland 3, Crater 0
Medford 8, Ashland 0
Medford 6, Ashland 4
Tennis
Ashland 6, Crater 1
Medford 5, Ashland 2
Golf
Grants Pass 5, Ashland 0
Medford 5, Ashland 0
Track
Crater 66;. Ashland 56
AHS placed third in the Ore-Cal
Relays in class B schools
AHS placed fourth in the Rogue
Valley Relays
national and state records were
said in the modest form of, "If
everything goes right, I think I
can break the state record of 220
feet 2 inches. As far as the
national record is concerned, I can
only say I will try my best." If
Tom Huff tries his best, both
national and state reco-ds in the
javelin are sure to falL
Tom, who has been throwing
the javelin since the eighth grade,
was nursing a sore arm at the
time of his record-breaking heave,
this AHS track star has been
throwing over 200 feet in practice
and with the tremendous amount
of desire he shows, the national
record will soon belong to Tom
Huff, Ashland High School.
In addition to his fine perfor
mance in breaking the school
record, Tom placed first in the A
class of the Hayward Relays. Hit
throw of 185 feet 10 V inches was
unequaled by any of the other
contestant in the Relays, includ
ing the Metropolitan Division.
He: "Please."
She: "No!"
He: "Aw, please."
She: "No!"
He: "Even if I tell you I love
you more than anyone else in the
whole world?"
She: "Postively no!"
He: "Aw, but Mom, all the
other sophomores stay out til
eleven."
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