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WED., DEC. 22, 1965 ROGUE NEWS PAGE THREE eairsD U f iffleets Fertdsima TainiiKte Nelson Leads AH5 Five, Break Two Season Jinx CRESCENT CITY Behind a then Del Norte tied the score at 23 point effort of veteran center 11-11. Del Norte took a slim lead Randy Nelson, the 'Ashland High at halftime, 25 24. School hoopstcrs broke a three- fa ,h thir(J , the score year jinx in which the Grizzlies ti , :.. ti ' ,ith won only two games a year. The victory followed a close 49 44 loss the previous night to j0d. The period ended with Del the Crescent City five and gave Norte ahead 37 34. Ashland a 3-1 season mark. Ash- .... ... . . land began the season with wins , Wltn f"1 'ou,r minutes remain over Cottage Grove and Willam- l"S on the clock, Ashland had a ette and nabbed their third of 42" margin then a fast break the young season with a 52-46 b .c!Snt C,ty 6ave them the triumph over Del Norte Saturday. lead Ior keePs- "The boys played a lot better Kerry Lindley sunk seven than Friday," said head coach baskets for the Bears and 14 George Keil. "They worked the points. Nelson was next with 10 boards real good," he added. points. For Del Norte, Wolcott Saturday night did have its dim hit for 15 points, followed by spots for AHS, though. Junior Shellabarger and Case, star Tex Willis sprained his knee during the game and may be out Preliminary Games for over a week. . . . , , . . . Ashland out-rebounded Del Bears Take Lead Norte 33-19, but only hit two of 13 foul shots. Del Norte made 17 After a short second quarter of 32 free throws, slowdown, the Bears took the lead to stay. In the initial period, of tne preliminary games, Crcs Ashland led 7-6, then lost the cent citv won both. The winners lead when Crescent City hit for took 48-4 victory Friday and a quick basket Del Norte built slim 35-32 win the following up a 13 8 margin, then, had it evening. narrowed to 16-14. Nelson then As in the varsity contest, Del stole the ball and raced down the Norte and Ashland were tied sev court scoring the tieing points, eral times in Friday's contest Willis hit a field goal on the next Crescent City took a 32-30 lead exchange and Ashland took the in the final quarter for keeps, commanding lead, 18-16. Willis and Dave Lewis led the Halftime score was 22 18. JV's in the first gam. with eight During the tnira quarter tne game was fairly close, with Ash- land building seven point leads ai times, men eany in ine cios- lng period, the Bruins built the lead to 12 points. Late in the final stanza, Crescent City closed m on Alia when the Grizzly nrst- stringers left the game. Following Nelson were Dwight Morrill with 10 points and Ross Coldwell with seven. Steve Shela barger led Del Norte with 11 points followed by Bill Wolcott and Dout Pinkston with eight each and Greg Gilchrist with seven. Rebound Lead Ashland's tall men took a com- manding lead in rebounds both nights The Friday night's contest saw the lead switch hands like a hot potato The Bruins took a &0 opening lead and led most of the quarter, LAUNDRY & 1465 Siskiyou XmIRJinzzr CLEANERS 482-2281 B J JEWELERS LOVEBRIGHT DIAMONDS 283 EAST MAIN IN ASHLAND Ashland General Hardware "Our Best Product Is Service" Corner C St. & Pioneer 482-3476 team or the other gaining one- r,0int leads throughout the Der- points apiece. The Saturday night jy game saw Del Norte lead almost all the way tnen jate in the last p,,,. Ashland jumped to a six point margin. with minutes remaining, tne AHS squad ,ost thejr ,ead and tne game J(.hn Mj.-hpll IpH h Ash. ianders in scoring with 11 points. Medford Matmen SfopBearGrapplers Ashland High's varsity grapp- lc lost their opening meet of the season 38-14 to Medford after they held a lead through the first seven matches. "They just killed us in the higher weight divisions," coach Keith Mobley stated. "The kids did a real good job and lost only FLOYD'S HILLSIDE BARBER SHOP 56 East Main Floyd Grimes, Owner "Where you get that well-groomed look" ?jiim . " C NELSON SHOOTS Randy Nelson, center, shoots a layup shot as Dwight Morrill, left, and Terry Clark, front, watch in the Willamette game recently. Ashland beat the Wolves 66-50. Bears Win 2 ruins Season Openers ,klJ (.oh!.,! ..nmnloto team defensive display, rolled on to a 6&50 victory over Willamette Hign Schooi 0f Eugene after they became ahead in the middle of the first quarter. It was ,ne GrizzIics. prcSsing defense, led by Terry Clark, ru,iht Mnrrill Krrv I inrtlov Jeff Cotton and Ross Coldwell because they had to forfeit in the heavier weights." Varsity Results: 98 Gary Prickett decisioned Don Lawrence, 5-2. 106 Rick Buck lost to Mac By- ers, 6 0. 115 Stu Houghton decisioned Henry Keesee, 8-2. 123 Conley Hays lost to Tom Malloms, 4-0. 130 Jerry Sessions decisioned Dwight Brown, 42. 136 John Wood decisioned Gary ,US.ta""'I" .. . ' anjr uuup ucu Willi vm.u Ryn, 0-0. 148 Tade Farmer was pinned by George Dumais, 2nd. 157 Dan Roberts was pinned by Jim Hettinga, 3rd. 178 Forfeit to John Pruitt. 191 Forfeit to Rene Roethler. HWT Don Thiring was pinned by Henry Muller. DON'S RADIO AND TV SERVICE Latest in hit records 1338 Siskiyou Ashland, Oregon RCA VICTOR WHIRLPOOL and GENERAL ELECTRIC SALES Bounce Wolves: that rnfvu lin lha fltimo tnr (ha Bears. Willamette had a short-lived lead in the first quarter as Lind- ley sank a set shot and Joey Wil- liamson hit a free throw with 5:30 remaining in the period. Wil- liamson put the Grizzlies ahead to Slav when he sank another fre throw with 4:59 In the first stanza. The Wolverines made a valiant effort in the third period to try and come from behind and go on to a victory over the Bears even though they were behind by 10 points, 24 34. They closed 3fr30, but baskets by Lindley, Williamson, and Coldwell nut the sauad out of reach once and for all. i Impressive Defense Clark looked impressive as he used h" speed to race down the floor stop almost certain Wol- verine layins and caused them to . oul him. lne eimre team nad nussle, Sood defensive work, and had Ereat potential as an offensive unit Ashland vs. Wolves ASHLAND (6o) FG fT f Tr Coldw.ll Cotton wiiiMmion JJJJ" Lew' "M voilT Totoii Continued on Page 4' LITHIA GROCERY Mildred Zimmerlee Have o Merry Christmas Grizzly JV's Lose To Chiertains The junior varsity hoopstcrs lost their opening game of the season 51-30 to the Rogue River varsity squad. Coach Richard Copple had a few comments after the game. "This being the kids' first game, they did pretty good. They also did better than the score shows. Rogue River was faster and taller than most of the squad which helped them win this game." "Dick Calhoun and Lonny Slack did an outstanding job offensively and defensively. John Mitchell and Tim Richards did a good job for the defensive squad," stated coach Copple. The Grizzlies were behind at half time 14-30, despite the efforts of Slack, Korthase, Calhoun, Mitchell, Richards, and Carter. In the second half, the Bears gained most of their points on foul shots. John Matteson sank 3 out of 4, Weaver sank 2, Carter 1, Richards 2, Mitchell 2, Calhoun 1, and Slack 1. ASHLAND (10) rG fT F TP Slock, Loa S 1-1 1 S KortfcOM, Craig 1 0-4 3 2 Calhoun, Ok. 1-1 I Mitch.ll, John 12-114 Klthordt. 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