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FRI , FEB 12, 1971 ROGUE NEWS PAGE THREE Coaches Pick Athletes of the Month igVU i"( (II N II v .5 ELAINE FISHER was selected Gymnast of the Month for her fine performance this season. In a recent meet against Eagle Point she won first in three events and also won all-around gymnast. FRANK COODLETT was again chosen by Coach Richards as Athlete of the Month. He is still undefeated on the season. AL LORD was chosen by Coach Rogers as Skier of the Month for his hard work and consistently skiing well. SCOTT TOLL, a 6'7" junior, was selected by Coach Copple as Athlete of the Month for his fine rebounding throughout the first half of this season. f.ledford Beats Grizzlies The Medford Black Tornado upset the Grizzly wrestlers 29-14 last Thursday night at the Grizzly Gym. Jim Durbin drew the first team points as Medford forfeited at the 98 pound class. Starting the action in the 106 pound class, Dan Alexander scored a narrow 5-4 win over Grizzly sophomore Rick Sinclair. Grizzly sophomore John Studebaker lost a 4-2 decision to Terry Havercost, another Medford soph. At 141, Frank Goodlett had to go down to the last two seconds before sneaking past Ron Sturza. The Medford wrestler was called for stalling and there was some controversy over the call. Roger (ones, Ashland's 157-pounder, scored a 7-0 victory over Perry Gordon but that was the last match that the Grizzlies won. Earlier Steve Wilson decisioned Medford's Frank Sears, 6-1. The Grizzlies' record for the season following the Medford match is 14-2. Individual results from the Medford meet were: 98-Jim Durbin (A) by forfiet. 1 06-Alexander (M) dec. Rick Sinclair, 5-4. 1 lS-Steve Wilson (A) dec. Sears, 6-1. 123-Havercost (M) dec. John Studebaker, 4-2. 130-Lawton (M) dec. Dan Stephens, 5-4. 136-Jones(M) dec. Gordon Mobely, 1 1-3. 141-Frank Goodlett (A) dec. Sturza, 3-2. 148-Meekler (M) pinned Darrell Troutman. 157-Roger Jones (A) dec. Gordon, 7-0. 168-Smalley (M) dec. Randy Lit wilier, 7-6. 178-Vasey (M) dec. Tom Ellis, 8-7. 191-Larry Feriss(M) dec. Jerry Sutton, 3-2. HWT-Davis (M) dec. Charlie Taylor, 12-7. w . ..... , J p: paasfc VILLAGE I SHOPPING CENTER 482-3521 Oak, "A" & Pioneer Streets Ashland, Oregon Pioneer Market 88c Store Laundromat Beauty Salon Car Wash Garden Shop S & H Green Stamps WANTED j WGHSCHOOt PRATT COUNSELORS WILL TRAIN MALE OR FEMA' r LOCATION - YOUR HIGH SCHOOL PAY - GOOD KARMA NUMBER Of POSITIONS - OPEN APPLY SAT. FEB. 13 ROGUE VALLEY DRAFT SEMINAR Gymnasts Defeat Eagle Point Teem The girls' gymnastics team edged out Eagle Point Saturday, Feb. 6. Elaine Fisher placed first in all but one event. Ellen Reynolds placed in three events. She took second in balance beam and third in floor exercise and unevens. Ashland and Klamath Falls will compete Saturday, Feb. 13. The gymnastics team will also compete with Phoenix Feb. 17 and 27 to bring the season to a close. Ashland-Eagle Point Meet Vaulting Place Name 1st 1st Elaine Fisher (A) 2nd Laurie Trautman (E) 3rd Dartene Barton (E) Balance Beam Place Name 1st Elaine Fisher (A) 2nd Ellen Reynolds (A) 3rd Cheryl Short (E) Darlene Barton (E) Unevens Place Name 1st Laurie Trautman (E) 2nd Darlene Barton (E) 3rd Ellen Reynolds (A) Floor Exercise Place Name 1st Elaine Fisher (A) 2nd Darlene Barton (E) 3rd Ellen Reynolds (A) Karen Smetzer(E) SOPHOMORE MARK WILSON was also selected as basketball Athlete of the Month. As the leading scorer on the team, he has averaged over 18 points per game and ranks as the third leading scorer in the conference. JV's Lose Close Match To Medford JV Matmen The Grizzly Junior Varsity wrestling team, dropped a close 28-26 match last Thursday to Medford at the Ashland High gym. The Grizzlies had to forfeit at five wieght classes and yet still almost beat the Black Tornado. Tom Wood, Wally Vait, Wes Crippen, and Larry Walter each won by pins for the Grizzlies. One win in place of one of the forfeits would have edged the Grizzlies by the Black Tornado. Medford 28 - Ashland 26 115-Tom Wood (A) pinned Reed, 1st round 123-Wally Vait (A) pinned Couch, 2nd round 130-Herose (M) dec. Glen Wilson, 19-4 1 36-Jerry Ross (A) dec. White 5-0 141-Wes Crippen (A) pinned Gordon 3rd round 148-Dennis (M) pinned Mark Walter, 2nd round 157-Larry Walter (A) pinned Watkins, 2nd round 168-Mike Everest (A) dec. Farriss, 7-5 Their next match will be here Thursday, Feb. 18, against Grants Pass at 6:30 p.m. BEAR TALES by Denise Balog For all those athletic minded students at A.H.S., please keep in mind that our flat-footed, sharp-shoot in' basketball team plays "THE BIG WIND" tomorrow night in our gym court. Shoot-out commences at twenty-hundreth hours. All referees in the SOUTHERN OREGON CONFERENCE were asked to report to their local optometrist for their annual eye check-up. "Spirit Bug," "Spirit Bug" where have you gone? You have not been here when our mightly wrestlers have won. There are six more meets for YOU to appear, So come out of the woodwork and given them a cheer. Rah, rah, ree. Kick 'em in the knee Rah, rah, rass. Kick 'em in the other ? (WORK IT ON OUT ATHLETES.) The Community case committee will brew up a storm in their red shirts and levis tomorrow night. All is calm, all is right. Hurricane season terminates tomorrow night! Reminder: All athletes are asked to take their BABES to the Valentines Ball after we smother Medford. Grass is greener in the Spring! (Get your lawn mowers out and sharpen the blades, you workers.)
