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ROGUE NEWS
Fri.. Sept. 22. 1972
Grizzlies Vying For Third Consecutive Shtrtotrf
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Harriers Continue To Win,
Will Travel To Gilchrist
The state champs are back
The Grizzly cross-country team
handily defeated eight other
teams at the Crater Invitational
Meet September 9. The following
Saturday they placed first at the
Lost River Invitational in Malm.
Coach Bob Julian admitted,
"We could not tell much from the
Crater meet," since it was the
first meet of the season and the
competition was none too diffi
cult. "I was expecting a stronger
Medford team," Julian added.
The Tornadoes placed third with
111 points compared to the
Grizzlies' 41.
Julian is waiting for the
confrontations with Klamath
Falls and the 16 teams in the
Gilchrist Invitational to finalize
any judgment of this year's
competition. As of now he
predicts tough challenges
throughout the district, especial
ly Klamath Falls, Grants Pass
and Koseburg.
With Tom McDowell, Bill
McPherson and Claude Neuen
schwandcr all graduating last
year, some dim hopes appeared
but with the added depth of the
team this year, optimism has
grown rapidly.
Scott Studebaker, after an
impressive 12:33 clocking at
AHS Football Goes North;
Held Sunset Scoreless, 13-0
On scoring runs of 7 and 32
yards, Craig Siebenlist lead the
Ashland Grizzlies over Sunset
13-0.
Displaying both a running
game and an aerial attack, the
Grizzlies amassed a total yard
age of 2X3 yards. After running
for 65 yards and throwing for
another H3. Siebenlist proved to
be the star as radio announcer
Ron Hollow ay interviewed him
on the post game wrap-up show.
It was Ashland's defense that
gave Siebelist the ball in good
field position most of the game.
Led by Dave Jensen's fumble
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one position this season. At the
Comet cross-country course he
defeated the second place man by
more than 20 minutes.
Sophomore Mark Farrel placed
12th on the same course, surpris
ingly beating Jay Holland by
one-tenth of one second, 13:48 to
13:49 respectively. Holland
should be challenging Studebaker
by midseason. With only a week's
practice under his belt he was not
quite in shape for the season
opener.
Rounding out the varsity squad
via their performances at Crater
are: Fred Sears (13:27), Dan
Morgan (13:38), Jim Troutman
(14:15) and Wayne Morgan
(14:17).
The junior-varsity team also
triumphed in its opening meet.
Mark Simmons lead the Grizzlies
with a second place performance
of 14:46. The top five finishers for
AHS included Simmons, Mike
Neuensch wander (14:54), Roy
Reeder (14:56), Lee Cook (14:58)
and Steve Haptonstall (14:59).
Yesterday's performance in
Lithia Park against Klamath
Falls and tomorrow's invitational
meet at Gilchrist should tell the
tale of the Grizzlies success this
year.
recovery and Dan Johnson's
interception, the defense turned
back numerous Sunset scoring
attempts.
The most notable being a hard
goal-line stand early in the fourth
quarter. The Grizzly defensive
stalwarts held off the Apollos on
four successive downs inside
their own 10 yard line.
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Anderson appears slow off the ball, as Dan Jarrel (51) snaps the
pigskin to quarterback Craig Siebelist (11).
SCORE BY QUARTERS
Anderson 0 0 0 0 0
Ashland 7 14 0 6 27
Ash Siebenlist 1 run (Krum
dlack kick); Ash Siebenlist 7 run
(Krumdieck kick); Ash Wilson 19
punt return (Krumdieck kick);
Ash Samuelson 3 past from
Siebenlist (pass tailed).
TEAM STATISTICS
First Downs
Passing
Rushing
Penalty
Passes Attempted
Completed
Yards
Touchdowns
Had Intercepted
Rushing Plays
Yards Gained
Yards Lost
Net Gained
Tot Oft Plays
Tot Oft Yards
Number of Punts
Yards
Average
Punts Returned
Kickoffs Returned
Fumbles. Lost
Penalties-Yards
13B 75
34.5 37.S
0 0 2M
S-U3 1-7
10 10
771 1-15
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Ashland Passing
PA PC YDS TD
Siebenlist 5 3 43 1
Wilson 3 2 39 0
Anderson Passing
PA PC YDS TO
Carmack 3 1 4 0
Blackledge 10 0 0
Ashland Receiving
NO YDS TO
Wilson 1 34 0
Siebenlist 1 20 0
White 1 19 0
Samuelson 2 9 1
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Anderson Interceptions
NO YDS TD
Romero 10 0
Ashland Rushing
TCB NET AVO
Siebenlist 12 OS 7.1
Toney 7 27 It
Lonch 7 II 1
Samuelson 4 12 3.0
Wilson 4 12 3.0
White 1 S 5.0
Taylor 3 0 0.0
Barger 1 0 0.0
Smith 1 -I -0.0
Anderson Rushing
TCB NET AVO
Roblnette II 73 4.1
Carmack 17 57 3.4
Romero 7 37 5.3
Bleckledgo I 14 2.5
Snider 3 12 4.0
Johnson 1 10 10.0
Maslin 4 -1 -.3
Ashland Punting
NO YDS AVO
Barnes 2 75 37.5
Anderson Punting
NO YDS AVO)
Thompson 4 13 34.5
Ashland Punt Returns
NO YDS TD
Wilson 1 19 1
Johnson 1-3 0
Ashland KickoH Returns
NO YDS TO
Murdock 1 7 0
Anderson Kickotf Returns
NO YDS TO
Blackledge 3 7 0
Romero 1 24 0
Robinette I 22 0
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Running out of the new triple
option offense the Ashland
Grizzlies recorded their second
shutout of the 1972 football
season. Anderson High of Cali
fornia went down to defeat at the
hands of Coach Locke's unde
feated team 27-0.
The highlight of the game was a
89 yard punt return in the second
quarter by Mark Wilson. The
return broke a four year record of
, 65 yards set by Randy Samuelson
in 1908.
Tonight the Grizzlies travel to
South Albany. They will play the
Rebels who have not had a win in
their short two year history.
Their season record for last year
disappointing 0-8. The Grizzlies
will most likely have to play
without the services of tailback
Larry Toney and guard Dennis
Watson, both injured in the
Anderson game.
Craig Siebenlist leads the
Grizzly scoring with 24 points on
the season. The senior quarter
back scored 2 touchdowns
against Sunset and 2 last week
against Anderson.
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