FRI., APRIL 15, 1966
ROGUE NEWS
PAGE THREE
rizzly Tracksters
Third At
Voth Establishes
New Spear Mark
The Ashland High tracksters
placed third in the Rogue Val
ley Relays with 42 points, and
took the Class B championship
in the CalOre Relays with 83 t-
points.
The Grants Pass thinclads took
first in the Rot!ue Valley Relays
with 83, Medford second with t
67, and Crater last with 28. -
Tim Voth set a new javelin 1
record with a heave of 213 Vi
feet, breaking the mark he set ?
in the Cal-Ore Relays of 210
feet. Tex Willis placed second t
in the discus. Willis also set a I
discus record in the Cal-Ore Re- F
lays with a toss of 150 feet.
CalOre Results I.
Roer Springer took a second
in the pole vault.
In the Cal Ore Relays, Ash
land's shuttle team, 2-mile re
lay team, Randy Nelson in the
high jump, and the sprint med
ley team took first places with
the shuttle team breaking the
record with a time of 58.0. The
team consisted of Nelson, Roger
Bear Netmen
JV 5-2; Fall
Although a rash of postponed
and canceled tennis matches
have plagued the AHS quintet,
the Grizzly netmen have com
piled a 1-1 early season mark.
The Bruins dropped their
initial encounter to the top
rated Roseburg Indians 7-0 as
did Crater and Grants Pass. The
net five bounced back the fol
lowing week to down the South
ern .Oregon College netters
SERVICE! Derek Leask, AHS
Foreign Exchange student,
leads the much-improved tennis
quintet.
STAN'S A & W
Chicken, Pizzas,
Sandwiches and
Fountain
! I
! X :
1 - ; ; " j
Rogue
Godard, John Mitchell, and
Jerry Sessions.
Second Placers
Ashland's mile relay team,
Voth in the broad jump, and
I Vis "5
-1
mm!
HEAVE Tim Voth, one of
the nation's leading high school
javelin throwers, is aiming for
a new school record this season.
Fight Off SOC
To Roseburg
through by the tune of 5-2.
In the initial match, Derek
Leask, Ashland's foreign ex
change student, fought the
closest match. Although he
dropped the first set 6-1 to Rick
Wilson, last year's state singles
champ, the New Zealander
handled Wilson's shots better
in the second as he succumbed
The Bruin third doubles team
of Doug Kirby and John Kaegi
battled the next closest match of
the afternoon. The two took six
games from Roscburg's fifth and
sixth singles men as they lost
6-2, 6-4.
Make Comeback
The varsity netters made a
successful comeback against the
SOC JV's with Leask, Jack Ra
gan, Doug Kirby and doubles
duos consisting of Leask and
Jerry Bevens, and Ragan and
Ken Clark all victors in their
matches.
Scores showed Ragan over
Bob Reid 6-1. 8-6: Leask over
Jack McWhorter 6-1, 6-4; Ray
Raves over Clark 10-8, 6-2; Kirby
over Art Detreich 5-7, 6-2, 6-3.
In doubles, AHS downed
Jones and McWhorter 6-2, 6-3,
and the Bruin second team won
86.
The Bears meet Klamath Falls
tomorrow at 1 p.m. on the home
courts.
Perrine's
GARLAND, LEVIS,
WHITE STAG
PETER'S SHOES
On the Plaza
Pioneer Radio & TV
Zenith Sales
"WE SERVICE ALL MAKES"
151 N. Pioneer 482-3146
Gain
Relays
Springer in the pole vault took
second places.
Thirds were won by Willis in
the shot put, Godard in the
broad jump, and the 880 relay
team.
Cal-Ore team scores following
Ashland were: Crater 68, Eagle
Point, Phoenix and Yreka with
53, 46'2, and 27 points re
spectively. Medford won the A division
with Klamath Falls second.
Baseball Nine Falls
To Tornado Batters
The AHS varsity baseball
team was defeated by Medford
14-1 Saturday, April 9. Ashland
received one run, three hits and
four errors while Medford tal
lied 14 runs, ten bits and no
errors.
Saturday's game brought the
baseball team's season to two
tin titmm i - . ,
Ross Cold well
COLLEGE RICHFIELD
JUNCTION OF
HIGHWAY 66 & 99
"If we can't service it
It cant be done"
Rexall Drug
Downtown Ashland
PRESCRIPTIONS
FOUNTAIN
Phone 482-3366
Grizzly Girls
Meet Victors
The Ashland Girls Track team
won a tri-meet over Medford
and Crater and set five new
school records. Ashland scored
64 Ms points to Medford's 41 Vi
and Crater's 14.
Setting new school records
for the Grizzlies were: Judy
Jameson, 100 yard dash, 12.0;
Carlista Holland, 440 yard run,
68.1; Maria Anderson, 880 yard
run, 2:51.8; Susan RilTe, long
jump, 14.2; Lyla Voth, discus,
127 ft 1 in.
Miss Laney, track coach, com
mented on the team by saying,
"Everyone did a real good job.
The girls really came through.
Not only those who came in
first, but all the girls helped. It
was a real team effort!"
wins and four losses. The Grizz
lies beat Eagle Point 7-5 and
defeated Bend 5-0 in a double
hitter. The second game came
out 2-1 in favor of Bend. Re
sults of other games are, Med
ford over the Bruins 20-1 and
53.
Clark Scores
Scoring Ashland's only run
was Terry Clark, who scored on
a fly-out sacrifice by Mike
Schoonover. Other players who
hit for Ashland were Ross Cold
well and Rick Waddell.
Pitching for Ashland was
Waddell, Clark, and Burt Gett
ling, while Don Wilson and
Mike Farthing pitched for Med
ford. The losing pitcher was
Waddell and the winning pitcher
was Farthing.
Waddell walked four and
struckout one, while Clark walk
ed two and struckout three.
Farthing walked one and struck
out eight
Scoring by innings were:
Ash. 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
Med. 2 5 0 4 3 0 z
SISKIYOU LAUNDRY
COMPLETE LAUNDRY
SERVICE
II. M. Kinyon
474 Wightman St
Telephone 482-2261
FLOYD'S HILLSIDE
BARBER SHOP
56 East Main
Floyd Grimes, Owner
"Where yon get that
well-groomed look"
THE QUIET HOUR
AFTERNOONS 4-5
Live Music or Free Juke Box
Plus Specials 3:30 - 5:30 only
FRIES AND COKE 29c
LARGE COKE 10c
The Gmbsteak
Golfers Drop
Medford Meet
The Ashland High School golf
team lost its first match of the
season to Medford, 10-5, despite
the efforts of Steve Roberts and
Bill Kuhlwein, recently.
Ashland won two of the five
matches, while the Tornado took
three. Steve Roberts stroked a
79 on the par 72 course for the
Grizzlies, while Steve Hausel
played a 74 for the Medford
squad.
Results:
f
t
Steve Roberts
Provost's
Furniture
RUGS CARPETS
LAMPS DESKS
Serving Ashland
For Over 50 Years
IVAN'S SHELL SERVICE
275 C Street
Tune-np Specialists
Soundmaster Mufflers
Expert Lubrication
Brake & Muffler Service
Complete line of
Shell Products
EMERGENCY ROAD
SERVICE
BURGERS 20c
SLOPPY JOES 2 29c