TIIIRS., JUNE 3, 1965
BOGUE NEWS
PAGE FIVE
lunson7 AHS Trackmen Triumph at Corvallis
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Keith Munson ran a state rec-1
ord shattering two mile, and five
other Ashland track men placed
well at the state track meet in
CorvallLs last weekend to give
AHS a fourth place tie with Mil-
waukie scoring 26 points (three
points from second place), and
lead all the Soulhern Oregon Con
ference teams.
The best Grants Pass could do
was eighth place with 2Vi points,
followed by Medford in ninth with
20 Vt. Klamath Falls chalked up
points while Crater managed
seven.
Gary Pennington, Keith Munson, Tim Voth, Craig Hooper, and
Wayne Calvary pose for the KOGl'E NKWS photographer. These
five boys and Tex Willis represented Alls at Corvallis.
Thinclads Set Records
Munson, who had previously
run the two mile in a school rec
ord of 9:30.0, burned up the Cor
vallis track with a time of 9:19.4.
Tim Voth heaved the javelin to
new school record of - 216-3
feet. Tex Willis took second in
the discus with a school record
throw of 165-4 V4.
While taking sixth in the mile,
Craig Hooper didn't break the
school record, but he ran the
second fastest mile ever run in
the conference. The fastest ever
ran was iby George Fullerton of
Ashland. Wayne Calvary ran
15.4 high hurdle run for a sixth
at state.
Grants Pass took two first
places in the meet as Warren
Logan broke the state polevault
record, vaulting 14-4 Vi. Klamath
had one first when Geritt De
Groot ran the 440 in 48.9.
The first 10 teams had the fol
lowing scores: Grant 66; North
Eugene 29; South Eugene 29; Ti
gard 28; Ashland 26; Milwaukie
26; Jefferson 22; Grants Pass
21; Medford 20 Clackamas
20. Klamath was fourteenth and
Crater took nineteenth.
Grizzlies End Baseball
Season With Win Streak
Following a losing season,
mainly due to a lack of scoring
depth, the Ashland High thinclads
exploded at the season's end to
set new school records and take
third in the District Meet at Cen
tral Point.
Wih the help of Coach Crane
and asiltant coaches Mr. Keil
and Mr. Buck, six went to the
State Meet last Friday and Sat
urday at Corvallis.
New Records
New records were set this year
in the 880 yard run, javelin, dis
cus, two mile run, and the pole
vault. The 880 record was broken
twice within a span of two weeks.
First Craig Hooper ran a 2:00.4
to clip the old record by four-
gone 13 feet in the pole vault.
The vault breaks the old record
of Dave Barger of 12 feet 9 inches
set last year.
Third in District
While losing their regular ses
sion track meets, the trackmen
came back to whip Klamath Falls
and Crater in the District Meet
Medford easily won the meet.
scoring 172 points, far ahead of
runner-up Grants Pass who had
113. Ashland scored 68 points,
Crater 57, and Klamath Falls 52.
A total of 38 berths were won for
the state track meet. Medford
took thirteen places, Grants Pass
nine, Ashland six, and Klamath
Six Men To State
To be eligible to enter the state
meet, the individual must take a
Winning the last two baseball
games of the year, the AHS nine
wound up with a two-game win
ning streak recently.
Ashland's initial win of the
season came during the second
game of the nightcap double
header at the White City Memor
ial Stadium. Dave Bailey, Crater,
threw a no-hitter, but with the
help of Bruin pitcher Roy Tay
lor, who hurled a two-hitter, the
AHS crew defeated the Comets
1-0.
The Bruins lost the opener 5-2
on a two-hitter by Mike Halsey.
Dave Barger allowed eight hits.
One of the Bear hits was a home
run by Terry Clark as he hit it
with Ross Coldwell on 'board to
account for Ashland's runs.
Dave Bailey's no-hitter in the
second game was shadowed when
Clark warned and via an error
and a stolen base, he made it to
third base. With two out in the
tenths of a second, and then Keith first or sccon jn theu- event, or
Munson in the St. Mary's meet
two weeks later lashed out with
a 1:59, beating Craig's record by
one and four-tenths seconds.
Gary Pennington whipped the
spear 215 feet 3'4 inches to erase
his old mark of 208 feet set last
year. An interesting fact is that
Tim Voth in his junior year is
throwing the javelin almost ex
actly the same distance that Gary
did last year. By their tosses,
Gary and Tim are currently five
and six in javelin in the state.
Gene Willis lot go a throw of
163 feet 6 inches with the discus
in the St. Mary's meet. The throw
breaks the old mark of 158 feet
and is now the sizth best throw
in state. Setting his second record
of he year, Keith Munson ran the
two mile in 9 minutes 30 seconds.
This breaks the old record of 9:38
set by Gerald Brown in 1964 and
ranks as the fifth best time in
the state. With only four weeks
of practice, Roger Springer has
equal a set standard. In the high
hurdles Wayne Calvary took a
third with a time of 14.9 seconds,
the qualifying standard. Craig
Hooper loped to a first place win
in the mile with a time of 4:30
to qualify. Running the two mile,
Keith Munson grabbed the win
with a time of 9:30 to qualify for
state. Taking the first and second
spots in the javelin, Tim Voth
and Gary Pennington will enter
the state meet. Gene Willis
qualified in the discus with
third place and a throw of 153
feet 11 inches.
Results from the state meet
will be listed elsewhere in the
paper.
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Score At State
AHS track girls, Lyla Voth
and Judy Jameson, led Ashland
to a fifth place tie at the State
Track Meet held at Silky Field,
Springfield, May 15.
Lyla took first place in the
Javelin with a throw of 134-3.
She broke the state discus record
with a throw of 123-11, and
placed sixth in the hurdles with a
time of 13.6. Lyla now holds the
State Javelin and Discus records.
Judy Jameson tied for fourth
place in the High Jump, with a
jump of 4-6. The winning jump
was also 4-6, but Judy had more
misses than the other girls. Judy
also took fifth place in the 100
yard dash with a time of 12.1.
Other girls who qualified for
State, but did not place in the
meet were Linda Tucker, entered
in the High Jump and Javelin
Cathy Phelps in the Javelin and
Discus. The AHS relay team con'
sisted of Judy Jameson, Nancy
Phillips, Cathy Phelps, and Kelly
Reed, who replaced Vicki Ross.
Vicki had also qualified in the
220, but sprained her ankle in an
earlier .practice, which left her
unable to run.
ASH Tennis Team
Finishes Season
Ashland placed fourth in the
Annual District 6 A-l Tennis
Meet held Saturday, May 15, at
SOC. Scores for the meet were
Klamath Falls 21, Medford 17,
Grants Pass 14, Ashland 8, and
Crater and Eagle Point scored
one point apiece.
Players for Ashland were Cliff
Bradshaw, who scored all eight
of Ashland's points, and Jack
Ragan, who was defeated in his
first match against Bob Stalker
(KF) 6-1, 6-0.
Cliff placed second in the
singles after a three-hour battle
with Ken Myers, Medford, and
qualified for the State Tournament
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seventh, Rick Waddell hit a rou
tine grounder to the shortstop,
but it was muffed and Clark
scored.
Only two hits were acquired off
Grizzly pitcher Roy Taylor, as-'
Kelly Champ broke the five
inning no-hitter with an infield
hit. Bill Buckholtz received credit
for the other hit.
The Bruins topped the season
by winning the last outing of the
season at Yreka, 10-7. AHS trailed
the Miners 5-1 and scored seven
sixth inning runs and two sev
enth inning cantos for the win.
The Bear sixth stanza saw
Terry Clark, Dave Barger and
Dale Barger load the bases via
walks and Clark scored when Bill
Berninghausen was hit by a
pitch. A sacrifice by Rich Price
scored another run, then Taylor
and Waddell singled. Ross Cold
well was hit and Dave Barger
singled to score the final runs of
the inning. Coldwell singled again
in the last inning to score Taylor
and Waddell as insurance runs.
Price went the distance for
Ashland, allowing four hits, six
walks, seven strikeouts, and one
hit batsman.
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