March 8, 1968
THE GRANTONIAN
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Generals fall to men of Troy;
strategy of Trojan scoring told
Girls' golf coach
says 'we'll shine
six lettermen back
“I’m confident that we’ll shine
in city this year,” stated Mrs.
Diane Cedros, girls’ golf coach,
about her strong team.
Among the 13 girls who have
turned out for the golf team, are
six returning lettermen. They
are: Nancy Bottler, Paulette
Cerrutti, Patty Jensen, Barb
Leonard, Marilyn Leonard, and
Nancy Martin.
The girls are rotated accord
ing to their opponents. Only six
girls are allowed to play against
each school. When playing the
tougher teams, the top girls
will be used.
Some of the tougher teams will
be Madison, Wilson, Jackson and
Lincoln.
“Speaking optimistically, I
hope we’ll be able to take the
first three places at every meet,”
commented Mrs. Cedros.
The first match will be against
Jackson, on April 11.
Mrs. Cedros added that, “The
personalities seem to get along
well together; both they and I
enjoy the situation.”
According to Mrs. Cedros, next
year’s team will have a .lot of
strength since the top three girls
on the team are all juniors.
All-nnof-hor nnw Phil Dean’ caPtain of the varsity
Airogerner now track squad, leads his harriers in
warm-up exercises. The first track meet is set for March 19.
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March 19—Grant at Jackson
March 22—Grant at Madison
March 29—Grant at Lincoln
April 5—Grant at Franklin
April 11—“B” Relays, Marshall
April 12—“A” Relays, Madison
April 15—“C” Relays, Jackson
April 19—Grant at Wilson
April 26—Grant at Cleveland
May 2—Grant at Marshall
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May 16—“B” & “C” City Finals at
Jackson
May 17—“A” City Finals at Madison
May 24 & 25—State Meet at Corvallis
by Julie Ferry
Grant’s 57-43 loss to Wilson, a
team it has beaten by 21 points
cannot be explained easily, ac
cording to Coach Ed Rooney.
Some of the credit must go to a
fired-up and much improved
Trojan team.
The Wilson strategy was
to score on the inside, giv
ing outside shots io some of
the other players. This made
it tough on the Generals’
top scorer Steve Turner.
“We had our worst outside
shooting night of the year,” add
ed Coach Rooney. “The strategy
worked for them.”
It must have been hard
for the Generals to realize
Wilson as a threat, especial
ly with the Saturday game
against Jefferson or Wash
ington on their minds.
“In defense of the starters,”
continued Coach Rooney, “I as
their coach can only say no one
wants to play as poorly as they
did. We all feel that we let the
school down and for this we
would like to apologize. No one
feels as bad as the team.”
According to Coach Rooney,
“Our competition will be very
strong this year since we lack
both experience and depth,”
commented Julian Amaya, boys’
tennis coach.
“We’re starting practically
from scratch with just a few
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Girls’ basketball team
defeated in last game
The girls’ intramural basket
ball team lost the final game of
the season to Madison by one
point. Madison has gone unde
feated this season, beating most
opponents by 15 points or more.
The Grant team lost both of
their games by only one point.
If they would have won, they
would have been in the city
play-off.
“They played a great game
against Madison and scared them
to death,” stated Miss Carolyn
Fitzwater.
The members of the team are
Sylvia Bond, Cathy Cook, Sher
rie Horning, Laurie Hunner,
Mari Ann McNeil, Karen Richey,'
Lilly Seiver, Sheryl Swope, Kar
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the second string did better than
they have in the past and need
not feel bad.
Coach Rooney ended with this
final statement, “We’ll be back
next year.”
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Coach Amaya.
Eight or nine best players will
constitute the varsity tennis
team, according to Mr. Amaya.
These positions will be deter
mined by competing against the
other players. Members are
placed on a rotating “tennis lad
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Returning from last year’s
varsity team are seniors Steve
Kolberg, Ron Marrs and Steve
Swope. Bob Heldfond played
varsity in ’66 and will return
also.
Juniors John Bibb, Ron Han
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Hasman, Scott McCredie, Bryce
Strang and Dave Tendollen have
signed up for the team so far.
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Hillis, Tom Kervin, Mark Bor-
quist, Kent Ludwigsen, George
Dombrovshi and Bob Keffer, and
freshmen Lance Zopp, Marc
Mooney and Tom Kennington.
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