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About Rogue news. (Ashland, Or.) 19??-???? | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1963)
PAGE FOUR ROGUE NEWS WED., MAY 8, 1963 4 Rick Pierce, Dean Samuclson, and John Rhodes are three of the top baseball players. "i I PIERCE, SAMUELSON LEAD tLEAJUE IN BATTING By Joe Rayne I was sure surprised," said Dean Samuelson when asked how he felt about in being the third in the league as far as his batting average is concerned. The stocky, 145 pound, 5 foot inch junior is a real asset to Ashland High's baseball team. So far this season he is batting .308 with 6 RBI's. He also does a good job at the short stop position. Another great hitter for Ash land is Rick Pierce who is batting .333 to lead the league. When asked how he felt about being first, he shrugged modestly and stated, "I'm awful lucky." If it's Bon Bazaar Swim Suits by Elon Stretch Dmin-Hclent-a knit-Aruel One and two piece Plain and Print Subteen 10 to 12 $5.98 to $8 Ladies 8 to 20 $10 98 to $19.00 Shifts in Debbie Pique and Terry Cloth Colorful Prints $6 98 to $7.98 Sign of GOOD Service OESER'S Flying A Station 345 Lithia Way 482 8051 Rhodes Gets No-Hitter "It's pretty great," John Rhodes commented when asked how he liked the publicity he was re ceiving from his "no hitter" against Klamath Falls, John hurled the no-hitter to win 1 to 0. Klamath Falls took the other game 4 to 2. SENSATIONAL TOM HUFF BREAKS OWN RECORD Tom II u f f, Ashland's great javelin thrower, broke his own record with a toss of 203 feet in a track meet with Douglas High of Portland. Earlier this year his throw of 199 feet and 6V4 inches broke the school record. The new mark is a spectacular feat as very few prepsters have passed the 200-feet line. The Scoreboard Baseball Klamath Falls 4 Ashland 2 Ashland 1 Klamath Fall 0 Crater 6 Ashland 1 Crater 3 Ashland 0 Yreka 4 Ashland 3 Track Crater 78 AHS 44 Ashland 65',i St. Mary's Grants Pass 91 AHS 31 Rotary Relays: Ashland placed behind Medford, Grants Pass, and Rogue River Grants Pass 112; Ashland 48; Rogue River 28, St. Mary's 22 Tennis AHS 7 North Bend 0 Klamath Falls 6 AHS 1 Medford 7 AHS 0 Crater 4 AHS 3 Grants Pass 4 AHS 3 Ashland placed fourth in the district meet by beating Cra ter and Eagle Point Marty Burns and John Wacker reached the quarterfinals in doubles at the district meet. Patronize Our Advertisers r s t E ''hi i v., 'J Ashland Rexall Drugs White House Market supplies ALL your grocery needs Mkif Lady Arrow Shirts From $3.98 to $7.98 Prints, solids, and stripes Sleeveless and roll sleeves Sizes 10 to 18 "An Appliance Center of Top Qualify Names" ISKOYOUl ELECTED C "Service" - - Unequaled 300 E. Main, Ashland "FINANCING" Appliances (new or used) Eleetrical Repairs. Electrical Installations. Phone 482-2711
