PACE FOUR
ROGUE NEWS
WED., MARCH , 1964
Comets Surge;
Upset Bruins
The Crater High School Comets,
coming back from a seven-point
deficit in the second quarter, up
set the never-6ay-die Grizzlies 58
to 46 while the Bruins dominated
the first half of play but flopped
in the second half.
Victory gave Crater its third
straight triumph in eight tries to
tie Grants Pass for third place in
conference play. The Fireballs,
red-hot from the field, marked
up a sizzling .500 shooting per
centage while the Grizzlies shot
an amazing .487 percentage. Both
teams hit well at the free throw
line. Crater averaging .632 and
Ashland .615. It was a hard-fought
contest in which the lead changed
six times and was knotted on
three occasions.
Ashland led at the end of the
first quarter 19-13. Then a free
throw by a sophomore. Randy Nel
son, gave Ashland it's biggest
lead of the game. Half time favor
ed the Ashland Club 30-29 and
the third quarter ended in a 45-38
margin for the home team.
Jack Gruber hit for 13 points
and picked off six rebounds while
Jeff Trost shot for all and Dean
Samuelson shot for 10. Summer
field got 14 and Turner got 12
points for Crater. Although there
was a low number of personal
fouls, many comments by adults
as well as students related that
the referees were not up to their
best as they charged Ashland with
a technical foul for throwing
paper on the court. This occurred
after the Crater side had emptied
garbage on the floor on occasions
before the foul.
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Coming Up
Thursday, March 5 National
Math Contest, 8:45. National
School Assembly, 10:45. Soph
omore Basketball, Grants Pass
here, 6:30.
Friday, March 6 Basketball,
Grants Pass, here. Flirtation
Dance after the game.
Saturday, March 7 District
Debate, Crater.
Tuesday, March 10 All-City
Band Festival, High School
gym, 7:30.
Wednesday, March 11 Pan
cake Dinner, Lincoln School,
5 to 8 p.m.
Friday, March 13 Booster
Club Banquet.
Saturday, March 14 National
Merit Tests, 9:00 a.m.
MARCH 16-20 SPRING
VACATION!!!!
CUBS EDGE PELICANS
IN TWO OVERTIMES, 51-50
The Ashland High School junior
varsity squad proved they could
be tough too. The underrated
club beat Klamath Fall's JV club
in a double overtime 51-50 as the
Pels tried to stall at the end of
each period.
After the regulation playing
time ended the two teams were
tied at 46 points apiece; durin
the next three minute period both
teams scored only 2 points. In
the final period Ashland hit first
and Klamath knotted the count
at 50-50. Then Ross Coldwell
broke the ice with a gift shot
with only 12 seconds remaining
on the clock.
Jim Conklin had 12 points and
Wayne Calvary had 10 for Ash
land while Jim Drew hit for 14
points and Kim Coon 11 for the
losers.
Klamath Fall's sophomores ed
ged the Ashland sophomores 46
to 43 as Ron LeBlanc scored 12
points for the Bruins. Tucker had
11 points for the winners.
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Pels Trounce
Helpless Bruins
Klamath Falls made it two in
a row Saturday night by smother
ing the Bears 69-39 as the Crater
Comets beat Medford by a score
of 62-i0, avenging Ashland's loss
of the night before.
Terry Ash, John Jendrezjewski
and Jim Patzke all scored 12
points and Roger Baker added 10
as the Pels whipped Ashland in
an aunusual game for the Bruins.
Randy Nelson scored 12 points for
Ashland.
The Pelicans led at the half by
a score of 30 to 21. The Klamath
Falls J.V. team beat Ashland by
a 50-34 margin while the Klamath
Sophomores upset Ashland by a
score of 52-41.
Grizzlies Scare
Medford Club
Showing a distinct reversal of
form from the previous evening
when the Comets overhauled the
Grizzlies, Medford beat Ashland
67-52 but the Bruins gave the
league-leading Tornadoes a good
tussle all the way up until the
final minutes when the Medford
quintet enjoyed its widest spread
of the night
Medford took a 7-1 lead early
in the first stanza, but the Bruins
came back to narow the grap
to 13-10 at the end of the fray.
In the first few minutes of the
second quarter, Medford raised
the score to 20-12 but again the
Bruins fought back in one of
their better efforts of the season,
to knot the count at 20-20. During
the remainder of the half the
score was tied at 22-22 and 24
all; the Tornadoes pulled ahead
at the end of the half 27-24.
Medford Topples
Grizzly Quintet
A determined Medford club put
down all upset hopes of the Griz
zlies last Friday night rolling up
an easy 77 points against 33 hard
fought counters made by six field
gials and 21 free-throws by Ash
land mentors.
Four men scored in double fig
ures as the Black Tornado storm
ed the Grizzlies. Steve Davis J-'d
both clubs scoring 14 points, Bill
Enyart had 13, and Mike Barnes
12 points, and Bill Houston 10.
Jack Gruber and Bill Jury led
Ashland with eight each.
I ' '' " " ' '
By Bob
The G-boys, Larry Golden and
Gary Gosha, are the proud
owners of these two Studebakers
vintage 1950 and 1951 respecti-
vely. While Golden's "Study" is
a 4-door sedan, it sports a shiny
black paint job and a 90 horse
power milL The engine has three
Champion spark plugs, two AC
sparkplugs, and the sixth is any
one's guess.
Gosha, on the other hand, nas
ASHLAND COMES CLOSE;
PELICANS SWEAT - 54-50
The previously-ranked number
one team in the state held off
,n jnd High School Grizzlies
, , ,
' attack the Bears nearly uPset
the Pels in a fast-moving game
recently.
Dean Samujlson led the Grizzly
attack, scoring 13 points and suc
cessfully stealing the ball from
the opponents time after time.
Dean and Dave Barger were des
cribed by many as two of the
most aggressive Ashland players
in a long time.
The Pels had 12-11, 32-29, and
45-38 quarter spreads. Ashland
closed the gap from a 54-46 dif
ference in the last two minutes
of play. Klamath broke a 9-8 lead
by the Bruins in the first quarter
to take the lead for the rest of
the game.
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