PACE FOUR
ROGUE NEWS
FRI..OCT. 30. 1970
Grizzly
The Ashland High School
cross country team attended the
North Marion Invitational in
Aurora. Oregon near Portland.
The Grizzlies traveled to
Auroraon October 14 to attend
one of the largest invitationals
held in the state this year.
Some 41 schools attended the
meet with approximately 600
runners participating. The
schools were divided up into
class divisions with the Grizzlies
bringing home the first place
trophy in the class "A" division.
Representing the Ashland squad
at the invitational were Claude
Neuenschwander placing third
with a time of 12:12, Scott
Studebaker in fifth place
recording a time of 12:17, Bill
McPherson in sixth place in a
time of 12:21, Tom McDowell
placing 1 Ith in a time of 12:46,
and Jay Holland placing 13th
with a time of 12:49.
The varsity squad totaled 38
points with the second place
team from Astoria totaling 69
points and the third place was
occupied by Silverton totaling
149 points. The Grizzly runners
stayed in a close knit group as
there were 120 runners in their
division and they placed from
third place to thirteenth place.
The day after the North
JERRY SUTTON makes an acrobatic move over end Mark Wilson.
Mark Maxwell Photo
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Cross Country Team Triumphs
Marion meet, the Grizzly
runners traveled to the Bear
Creek course at Medford for a
meet with Medford and Klamath
Falls. The Grizzlies won the
meet scoring 25 points, Klamath
Falls placed second with 36, and
Medford ended up in third
position with 71. Ashland
grabbed five positions out of the
top ten as Neuenschwander,
Studebaker, McPherson,
McDowell, and Holland all
finished in the first ten.
The Grizzly squad hosted
Rosehurg here and demonstrated
their strong running ability as
they downed the Roscburg
Indians by a score of 20-47.
Studebaker finished first for the
Grizzlies with Neuenschwander
finishing one second behind
Studebaker. Ashland placed six
runners in the first ten spots.
The Grizzlies hosted the
Ashland Invitational on the
l-migrant Lake course and
defeated Medford and Crater by
collecting 23 points. Medford
placed second with SS and
Crater had 87. Neuenschwander
set a new course record at a time
of 13:44, breaking his old record
of 14:13.
Last week the Grizzlies
attended the District meet held
at Crater. Again the Grizzlies
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90 NORTH PIONEER ASHLAND
captured first place out of six
schools. Attending the meet
were Ashland, Crater, Grants
Pass, Roseburg, Klamath Falls,
and Medford. Studebaker,
McPherson, Neuenschwander,
McDowell, and Holland all
placed in the first eleven slots.
Ashland finished first with 40
points, Klamath Falls was
second with 60, Grants Pass
third with 61, Roscburg fourth
with 78, Crater fifth with 108,
and Medford last holding 148
points. The Grizzly runners lost
only one meet this season by
one point to Klamath Falls. The
Grizzlies travel to Fugene
November 7 to attend the state
meet held at Lane Community
College.
Claude Neuenschwander
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JV's Win Ono, Lose One
The Ashland Junior -Varsity
football team played the
Medford Black Tornado on
October 12 and the Roscburg
Indians on the 17th, winning the
first game 8-6 and losing the
second 40-6.
In the Medford game, Al
Lord scored the Grizzlies only
touchdown on a run. The Bears
Liter added a two-point safety
when the defensive team kept
the Tornados bottled up near
their own goal line and their
punter stepped out of the
end-zone.
Grizzly Coach Keith Ganett
said of the game, "We really
wanted to win this game, and we
hit harder than Medford did. All
in all, the team did real well. Al
lord and defensive end Dale
hkstrom did an especially fine
job."
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THE ASHLAND GRIZZLIES trounce on a Lebanon player
as a cloud of white shirts show who was mightiest.
THE ASHLAND
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Drive-in after beating Medford
tomorrow night.
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Coach William Leybold
stated, "The Medford team
threw fairly well, but our
secondary did a pretty good job
of containing and stopping their
passing attack."
In the Roseburg game,
George Morse scored Ashland's
only touchdown on a plunge
over the middle.
Said Coach Garrett about the
game, "Many of our key players
were injured and could not play,
and because of this our offense
bogged down and we couldn't
move the ball."
Coach Leybold went on to
say, "The defense played most
of the time, as the offense could
not control the ball. Still, the
defensive team contained
Roseburg well until the fourth
quarter, when the Indians scored
most of their touchdowns."
DRIVE-IN