TUES.. MAY II. 1971
ROGUE NEWS
Page S
Baseballers Play Indians, Lose Doubleheaders
The Ashland varsity baseball
team played the Roseburg
Indians on April 30, losing a
double-header by scores of 10-0
and 9-4.
In the first game, Steve Asher
started on the mound for the
Grizzlies and was later relieved
by Pat Mollahan, while Barry
Baker pitched for the Indians.
Ashlands' only two hits were
made by centerftelder Tim
Slapnicka and second baseman
Bill Fagan. Fagan tripled in the
third inning and Slapnicka had a
single.
Roseburg had eleven hits.
Baker had two dbubles, Keith
Cooper and Jim Davidson each
went two for three and had a
triple apiece, and Norm Hardy
was for two for four with a
double.
In the second game, Doug
Carl took the mound for the
Indians while Steve Davis threw
for the Bears.
Roseburg went ahead after
their first at-bat, 2-0, but the
Grizzlies got a run in their half
of the first inning. Slapnicka
singled with two out and later
scored when Roseburg defender
made an error on a ground ball
hit by Rick Rosentreter.
The Indians scored a run i
the third, fifth, and sixth
innings, then tallied four times
in the seventh, making the score
9-1 as the Ashlanders came to
bat in the last of the final inning.
Harley Dixon started the
inning with a single. Then Fagan
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BILL LEWIS is ready to slug one against Roseburg. Ashland lost
both games of the doubleheader held on the Ashland field.
and catcher Charlie Lewis
walked to load the bases.
Slapnicka then singled, driving in
both Dixon and Lewis. After
Davis hit into a double play,
Rosentreter hit a single, bringing
Fagan across with the Grizzlies
final run.
Junior-Varsity
The Ashland JVs also lost a
double-header to Roseburg. The
Indians won the first game 15-5
and the second 8-1.
Gary Sargenti pitched the
first game for Ashland and Guy
Lewis pitched the second.
In the first game, Roseburg
got 12 hits. Ashland got two
singles, one by John Kuykendall
and the other by Alan Tinker.
The Bears also made several
errors and issued 1 2 walks.
In the second game the
Indians scored eight runs and the
Grizzlies got . one. Three of
Roseburg's runs came in the first
RICK ROSENTRETER waits
for the next pitch against
Roseburg.
inning when Loo mis, the
centerfielder, hit a home run.
JV Coach Dick Krominga said
of the two games, "In the first
game we didn't play well; in the
second, we did better, but still
beat ourselves. We must cut
down on the walks we've been
issuing."
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