FRI., OCT. 1, 1965
ROGUE NEWS
PACE THREE
BEARS LOSE FIRST
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Celts Up
Brain ESe
GETS GAIN Bernard llamra runs off lung gain in fourth
quarter of Eureka-Ashland game. Ashland won 38-6.
Bruins Stomp Eureka
logger Eleven, 38-6
Stomping the Loggers of Eu
reka, Calif. 38 6, the Ashland
High School Grizzlies ran their
win total to two in a row recently.
Tim Voth led the Grizzlies with
14 points and an 11.6 yards per
carry average. Gene "Tex" Willis
scored 6 points and had a 4.0
yards per carry average; Kerry
Lindlcy, Ron LeBlanc, and John
Mitchell had 6 points each. Terry
Clark had a 5.3 yards per carry
average.
On the second play from
scrimmage in the opening stanza,
Voth put the Grizzlies on the
scoreboard with a 51-yard end
sweep. His kick failed.
Willis put the squad ahead 12-0
with his tally also in the first
canto. Voth's pass to Mitchell for
the extra point was incomplete.
Euruka cauio on the scoreboard
in the second quarter with a 54
yard pass from quarterback Don
Merrill to end Gary Wing.
I.indley Gets Fumble
In the third canto Lindlcy
picked up a Eureka fumble on
the one-yard stripe and ran it for
the Bruins' third marker. Voth's
kick was good.
Late in the third stanza Joey
Williamson hit Voth with a 17-
yard pass play to put the Bears
ahead 266, with Voth's kick.
In the final quarter Ross Cold-
wcll hit LeBlanc for 21 yards and
a tally. Voth's kick was also good.
With three seconds left to play,
Willis hit Mitchell for 23 yards
and the final score. Voth's kick
was off.
Coach John Gray credited
Wayne Cullop, Stan Burch, Ron
Surber, John Williams, Lindley,
and LeBlanc with fine efforts.
The Grizzlies completed 10 of
15 aerials for 139 yards.
Coldwell led the defensive
squad with nine tackles for the
game.
Pint Downs
Net yards passing
Pass attempts
Intercepted by
Net yards rushing
Total ottense
Penalties and yards
SALEM A determined,
defense-minded McNary High
School Celtic eleven upset the
ailing Ashland Grizzly footballers
in a heart-breaking 19-6 battle at
Salem last weekend.
Turning breaks into scores, the
Salem gridders held off numerous
Ashland attacks and tallied twice
on Ashland's highly-touted de
fense during the thriller.
The Bruins not only lost the
breaks, but lost their key men in
the often-praised backfield, Tex
Willis and Tim Voth. Willis suf
fered a dislocated shoulder on the
first play from scrimmage and
Voth was side-lined for the night
when he received a hip pointer
in the second period. As the
Rogue News went to press, it was
unknown whether either would
play in the Albany-Bruin clash
tonight.
Foes Score First
The first big break of the game
ASH
174
313
7-33
3-34.S
0 0 0
11 0 13 1331
Grizzly Scores
GAME ASH. OPP.
Ashland at Lebanon 31 to 0
Eureka at Ashland 38 to 6
Ashland at McNary (Salem) 6 to 19
Albany at Ashland to
Sweet Home at Ashland to
Grants Pass at Ashland to
Med ford at Ashland to
Ashland at Klamath Falls to
Ashland at Central Point to
GIRLS GYMNASTICS
TEAM TO ORGANIZE
Sophomore girls physical edu
cation classes are now in the
midst of track and field while
upper classes are playing field
hockey.
A gymnastic team will soon be
organized to compete against
Mcdford and other schools of the
valley. Any girl interested in
gymnastics is asked to contact
Miss Laney for information.
DONNA LANTIS EXHIBITS
ART WORK DISPLAY
Mrs. Donna Lantis, senior at
Southern Oregon College, brought
selections of her art work to dis
play in the library.
Among her exhibits were four
oil paintings and two prints.
Also displayed in the art room
are three interesting construc
tions made of wood, metal, and
paper.
Perrine's
GARLAND, LEVIS,
WHITE STAG
PETER'S SHOES
On the Plaza
came after the Bruin defense 1
forced McNary to punt. The loose
ball touched a Grizzly blocker and
a Celtic gridder recovered the
fumble on the Ashland 21-yard
line. Eight plays later he was in
for the first score. Ashland stop
ped the run attempt for the point
after.
Two Ashland drives succumbed
after the score and the first half
ended 6-0 for McNary.
The Bears opened the second
half with a long drive, but it was
scuttled near the winners' 20-yard
line. A McNary fumble, however,
gave Ashland possession of the
ball again near mid-field and the
Bruins drove to Salem's 30 where
Coldwell unleashed with Ash
land's only score, a long bomb
to end Kerry Lindley. Voth's
extra-point try went under the
cross-bars and Randy Nelson
kicked off for the Grizzlies in
stead of first-string booter Voth.
Predictors Start
1965 Grid Season
Starting with the 1965 football season, the Rogue News has
picked a brand-new crop of athletic contest predictors.
This year's regular pickers are topped by four teachers: Mrs.
Zwick, Mr. Smith, Mr. Silvers, and Mr. Keil. Also on the regular
list will be Rogue News sports editor John Lindow and editor John
Kaegi. Two guests will be chosen to predict outcomes of the Grizzly
battles. This month's guests are Jorja Keil and Tim Voth, Bruin
grid captain.
Ash. vs. ,
Sw. Home
Ashland
Ashland
Ashland
Ashland
Ashland
Ashland
Ashland
Ashland
Jorja Keil
Tim Voth
Mrs. Zwick
Mr. Smith
Mr. Silvers
Mr. Keil
John Lindow
John Kaegi
Asb. vs.
Albany
Ashland
Ashland
Ashland
Ashland
Ashland
Ashland
Ashland
Ashland
Ash. vs. Score
Grants Pass
Ashland 14-7
Ashland 14-7
Ashland 13-7
Ashland 20-13
Ashland 12-7
Ashland 21-19
Grants Pas 13 6
Ashland 19-14
AHS Cross Country Runners
Place Second in Tri-Meet
Defense Does Job
Ashland's defense once asain
did the job by making McNary
yield the ball. AHS pushed the
stubborn Celts to the 21-yard line
and were aided by a long Terry
Clark carry. Coldwell hurled an
aerial to Lindley, but the target
was cinderthrown and on the next
play Coldwell again faded back
to pass and it looked like a vic
torious night for Ashland after
all. But contrary to Bruin hopes,
a Celtic lineman hit Coldwell
from behind and the six-foot
quarterback fumbled. Dave Mc
Atee grabbed the loose ball and
sprinted 71 yards for the tie
breaker and the winning score.
The TD was enough to dampen
Bruin spirits and make a new
ball club out of McNary.
The third canto ended vith the
Salem eleven in front, 13-ii.
In the final quarter, Ashland
again started to drive, but this
time a Celt interception spoiled
the Bruin hopes. Ashland's de
fense pushed the Celtics to the
30, but on the next play Steve
Flores broke around right end
for the tally.
Lead In Stats
Ashland got another drive
going and in McNary territory
lost the ball to Celtic defenders
and the game to an upset-minded
saiem team.
The Grizzlies led in most of tfiR
statistics. Ashland got 12 first
downs to McNary's eight and 174
net yards trom scrimmage to the
winners' 120. Volh i,m.t-rl urn-
and John Mitchell twice fur Ash
land. Their average was 40 yards
to a 34-yard average in the same
amount of punts for McNary.
tonight. Ashland mav have its
chance to get back on the high
Prep ratings in the state when
they face the tourh Alhanv
eleven. The Bears meet Sweet
Home the following week here
and Grants Pass and MprifnrH
invade Grizzly town the follow
ing rridays. Ashland takes on
always rough Klamath Falls and
Crater away from home In roimH
out the schedule.
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LOVEBRIGHT DIAMONDS
283 EAST MAIN IN ASHLAND
Placing second with 39 points
in a triangular meet behind
Crater's 77 and ahead of Eagle
Point's 27, the Grizzly cross coun
try squad opened their season
Tuesday, September 23.
Varsity results:
Scott Weaver fifth, 14:46; Stew
Houghton seventh, 15:23; Terry
Neuenschwander eighth, 15:24;
Randy Schultz ninth, 15:24.5;
Mike Starnes tenth, 15:32; John
Myers eleventh, 15:36; Olan Ford
thirteenth; and Rob Stephans
nineteenth.
Junior Varsity results:
John Knies lost the race by
half a second and had to settle
for second with a time of 16:03;
Carson Parker fourth, 16.23.5;
and John Matteson ninth, 17:42.
"The squad has good depth and
good group running. This was
proven as the boys solidly placed
from fifth to eleventh places,"
commented Mr. Jan Underwood,
cross country coach.
Mr. Underwood also stated,
"Myers looked good during prac
tice, but was ill at the meet and
did not place as high as he is
capable of placing."
The team's roster contains 16
members. They are: Mike Starnes,
Rob Stephans, Randy Schultz,
John Myers, John Matteson, John
Knies, Tim Richards, Dick Cal
houn, Larry Rowley, Olan Ford,
Stew Houghton, Scott Weaver,
Carson Parker, Terry Neuen
schwander, and managers Dan
Peterson and Dan Oviatt
Coach Underwood announced,
You can expect to see a fine
group of freshmen to help our
J.V. squad. Also I expect to see
Jay Fischer do a great job this
year."
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