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ROGUE NEWS
FRI., OCT. 9, 1964
Ashland Wins Third
Straight; Weed Bows
After starting the season out
with a loss to Phoenix, the Ash
land Grizzlies have won three
straight games including two
shutouts. The latest win came
last Friday night when the Bruins
blasted the Weed Cougars 28-6.
Getting off to a slow start,
the usually shining Bear de
fense gave up Weed's only score
2 50 minutes into the game and
couldn't get things started in the
first period.
Suddenly the Lithians became
alive in the second quarter as
they began their scoring spree.
Tallying on a six yard gallop, Tex
Willis opened the Bruins scoring.
Tim Volh kicked the extra point
and the Grizzlies, took the lead
to stay. When Weed was forced
to kick inside their own ten
yard line the pass from center
was high and the pigskin rolled
into the endzone. An Ashlander
promply recovered the fumble
and the Grizzlies had a saftey;
they now led by a score of 9-6.
During the last half the Ash
land defense cracked down and
offense sharpened up proving to
be at their best. The defense
didn't allow Weed to gain any
yardage in the second half and
the offense picked up three more
tallies.
Conklin Hurt
Co captain, Jim Conklin, in
jured an elbow during the third
quarter. He was taken to a Cali
fornia hospital for X-rays and may
not see action next week.
Ashland struck pay dirt early
in the third quarter as Tim Voth
topped a long Bear drive with a
43 yard sprint for the touchdown.
He then kicked the extra point
Sophs Lose 13-0
To Whirlwinds
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and the Grizzlies led 16-6.
With only two seconds left in
the quarter, a six yard Lohman-to-Voth
pass was good for another
score; the convension attempt was
blocked and the score stood at
2 0.
In the fourth quarter Ashland
truck again as right halfback
Terry Clark galloped 16 yards
for six points. Voth's conversion
kick was blocked. The score stood
at 28-6 when the final buzzer
sounded, and Ashland had their
third victory of the season.
Jayvees Win Two;
Klamath, Weed Fall
Sophomore Tex Willis led the
Grizzly jayvees to a 27-0 win over
the Klamath Falls Pelicans re
cently.
Willis opened the scoring early
with a five yard jaunt, but the
point after was blocked. Both
teams were scoreless until the
second half, and Ashland led at
halftime 6-0.
Again, Willis scored in the third
quarter for the Grizzly Junior
Varsity. A nine yard sprint around
end gave Tex and Ashland an
other six points. Willis added the
PAT.
Scooting 30 yards on a fourth
down and two yard situation,
Terry Clark tallied the second
TD in the third quarter. Willis,
again, kicked the point after.
A fumble in the endzone re
covered by Frank Hutchinson
gave the Bruins another tally;
Waddell kicked the extra point.
J.V. Beats Weed
Scoring twice in the fourth
quarter, the Bears beat the Weed
Cougars 9-6.
The Cougars scored first in the
second quarter on an 80 yard play.
The Grizzlies were inside the Cou
gar 10 yard line three times in
the first half but each time they
were penalized and lost the ball
on downs.
During the second half Ashland
was in control of the ball almost
all the time, and early in the
fourth quarter the Bruins struck
pay dirt as Nardy Hamm scored
both the touchdown and the extra
point. Following the kickoff the
Bears caught the Cougars rn the
endzone for a safety.
Ashland dominated most of the
action. The Jayvees play the
Yreka Miners tonight at 6:00.
The Sophomore eleven went all : lighted OlvmDic torch was
out in their game with Medford, carried by members of the cross-
but the Big wind proved just aicountry team on Sept. 22. The
little too hard to tackle. Except jteam received the torch from
for the score, 13-0 Medford's favor, I Medford High runners just north
the contest was fairly even with Lf town and carried on its final
lots of action and down-to-earth Oregon leg twenty some miles to
football. Uhe California state line where
In the second period a Med
fordite recovered a fumble on the
Ashland 20 yard line and ran it
in for the score. Medford was
kept from scoring until the fourth
quarter when they drove in for
the score.
Medford led with 9 first downs
and 155 yards to Ashland's 7 first
downs and 132 yards.
they were met by California JC's.
This event was part of a national
AHS Bruins ' Down
Sweet Home 26-0
Thirty-two yards were all the
Sweet Home Huskies could mus
ter as the hustling Bruins stole
their second shutout in a row.
Ashland beat the Huskies 26-0 on
September 23 and downed Leba
non 43-0 the week before.
Mike Torresan scored two
touchdowns in the first quarter
on one and six yard jaunts res
in the "Run for the Money"
were Craig Hooper, Mike Daw
kins, Ken Baker, Joe Schweizer,
Mike Starnes, John Meyer, and
Keith Munson.
Scoring six touchdowns,
extra-points, and a saftey,
Ashland High school Grizzlies
turned in their brightest perfor
mance and largest score in several
years.
JC program to raise funds for the pectively. Tim Voth kicked one
U.S. Olympic team. conversion. Dave Lohman, seeing
Ashland runners participating i action for the first time this
season, threw a ten yard touch
down pass to Voth in the second
quarter to raise the score to 19-0.
The Grizzlies went scoreless in
the third quarter, but Tex Willis
scored on a four yard run while
Voth ran over for the point after
in the fourth.
Molding up 259 yards, 10 on
passes, to Sweet Home's 32, eight
on passes, the Bears dominated
all action. The majority of yards
! were gained by left halfback, Tim
j Voth, and fullback Dave Lewis,
five I Lebanon went down to defeat i Voith gained 128 yards and Lewis
the at the hands of the Bruins 43 0:61 yards.
Grizzlies Shut Out
Lebanon Warriors
Munson Sets
Track Record
Keith Munson, number one man
on Coach Crane's team this year,
has defeated all comers in Ash
land's first two running meets this
year.
Crater was defeated, 25-30, with
Munson running the 1.8 mile
course in 9:41. Also scoring for
Ashland in order were Craig
Hooper, John Meyer, Mike Star
nes, and Ken Baker.
In Ashland's second meet, at
Grants Pass, the team came out
on the losing side. 31-25. On the
2 5 mile course Munson out-ran
his nearest Caveman rival by a
long 35 seconds, setting a record
of 13:25 on their new course.
Scoring behind him were Hooper.
Baker, and newcomers Mike Hen
nick, Joe Schweizer, Terry Neuen-
schwander, John Littlchill, and
Tod Merriman.
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Ashland's defease, commonly
known as "Buck's Raiders", allow
ed no serious threats from the
Warriors and held them to 39
yards rushing and 28 yards pas
sing; the Bruins also intercepted
three passes. The Grizzlies offence
used 66 plays for 16 first downs
and 249 net yards, 39 by air route.
Dennis Ekwall, Wayne Calvary,
Tex Willis, Mike Torresan. Kerry
Lindley, and Terry Clark made
Ashland's touchdowns. Willis and
Ross Coldwell completed TD pas
ses and Tim Voth completed five
conversions in six attempts.
Ashland's initial touchdown
came four plays into the game
when Ekwall intercepted a pass
and sprinted 35 yards for the
score Lebanon's quarterback, Jeff
Beach, fumbled the ball in the
endzone and an alert Bruin re
covered for a saftey making the
score 9-0.
The first of three touchdowns
in the second quarter came when
Willis to Calvary pass topped
72 yard drive. On the kickoff,
Lebanon player touched the
ball and Ashland recovered it on
the three yard stripe. Wilils took
t from there. The extra-point try
failed, but the Grizzlies were on
The Huskies actually gained 86
yards but the alert defensive
Bruins threw them for losses
totaling 63 yards.
Plagued with penalties, the Ash
land team lost 115 yards to only
21 yards penalized against Sweet
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With only seconds remaining in
the first half, Tim Voth inter
cepted a pass on the Warrior 33
yard line, and eight plays later
Torresan ran the last three yards
for the score.
During the beginning of the
fourth quarter a 43 yard drive
ended with a spectacular catch
in the endzone on a seven yard
pass to Kerry Lindley. Terry Clark
topped a 50 yard push, with only
26 seconds left in the game, to
go the last three yards for the TD.
Willis carried the ball 13 times
for 70 yards and Torresan 10 for
50 yards. Willis and Torresan
averaged 5.4 yards and 9 yards
per carry respectively.
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