4 • , .
Church Loop Tied In it .'as A Good Effort But Those Foul Shots Were Foul Little Climbers End
4-w. x.o, ¢LIHBERS LOSE FINALE BY 46-42 SQUEEZE s.so. ,. 4,h spo,
. . ...... St. Edwards Defeat LEA00I'. A* once after th.t, at 30-30, on a 00,00:AST S,I00RPS.OOTERS After Loss To GMmps
CHI'R(tI BASKETBALl. tFinal) W L pf pa pair of foul conver'sions by John LEAI) LEAGISE SCORING OLYMPIC B SQUADS
-- W L 1 East Bremerton 11 1 687 5J8 Anderson, another senior, bat East Bremerton's co-champions . o W L pf pa
Baptist 2 ................................ 5 \\;Vest Bremerton 11 1 747 513 right after that a field goal and picked off the l.op two spots in the Port Angeles .... 12 0 5,}7 478
IA)WF0D GOES T0 ° STATE Methodist .............................. 5 1 Port Anceles .... 6 6 578 580 that string of foul shots put tile ()lympic league's individual scof
St. Edwards Catholic ...... 5 1 Central Iitsap .. 5 7 527 613 Roughriders in command, ing statistics with Jim Tienhaara East Bremerton 10 2 612 469
West Bremerton 8 4 585 491
Baptist 1 .............................. 5 1 South Kitsap .... 5 7 474 495 THIe CIAMBERS fought back leading at 158 points and /viike STIELTON .......... 5 7 506 569
Mt View Alliance .............. 2 4 Shelton ................ 3 9 521 608 Holen in second at 153.
to within one point at 38-37 when
St. David's Episcopal ........ I 5 North Kitsap 1 11 535 667 Smith and Powell hit field goals Fifteen players topped 100 Soutl Kitsap .... 4 8 389 462
North Kitsap .__ 2 10 416 512
Mr. Olive Lutheran ........... 1 5
Latter Day Saints .............. 0 6
londay's Results
Baptist 2 34. Catholic 32.
Baptist 1 72. Mt. Oliw 42,
Mt, View 33, L.D.S. 27.
Methodist 71, Episcopal 43.
Next Monday
Mt. View Gym- -Baptist 1 vs. Bap-
tist 2. 7:30: Methodists vs. Catho-
lic. 8:30.
Lincoln gym---Episcopal vs. Mt.
View Alliance. 7:30; Mt. Olive
Lutheran vs. L.D.S.. 8:30.
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Sunday is the gold clasp that
binds together the volume of the
,,,,reek.
by t:anglhlg with the top-ranking
prep ileavyweight nlatmen in the
He won his trip last weekend at
Puyalhlp 1)5' pinning Ed Johnson
(f Fife in West Central district
competition, clinching fourth place
in his division. Four entries in
eacia weight class go to state.
Crawford decisioned Bill Alex-
ander of Lake Washiugton, 9-7,
match, but lost to Leo
Perrenoun of Auburn. 8-6. Per-
renoun had been the only rival
1) defeat Crawford during the
regular season, winning by a fall When Mark Burnett fired home
when the Highelimbers vimted Au- a 20-foot field goal in the dying
burn in the final match of the seconds Monday night, he not only
Cr'awford had qualified for the
district meet by winning the sub-
district heavyweight championship
a week earlier at Bremerton.
FRIDAY MIXED LEAGUE
Hep Katz ............................ 53 27
You Name It ...................... 48 32
Twisters .............................. 33 47
Suburbanites ...................... 27 53
games--Betty Thompson
160. Lionel Leman 194.
series Betty Thompson
and Verna Johanson each 447
Loy Hicks 518.
Dairq Queen
FOR THE SEASON!
JOHNNY
brought the Baptist No. 2 team
a stunning 34-32 upset of the
hitherto unbeaten St. Edwards
Catholic entry but he also threw
the city church basketball league
into a four-team snarl as it en-
ters the final games of the regu-
lar schedu]e next Monday.
By coincidence, the four dead-
locked leaders will be paired off
against each other in Monday's
finales, so a two-team stalemate
for the top rung and a champion-
ship playoff becomes a certainty.
The two Baptist entries are paired
in one game while the Methodists
take on the Catholics in the other.
Both games are scheduled in the
Mr. View grade school gym.
Though Burnett was the hero
with his victory-snatching goal,
Tim Schnitzer led the victors scor-
ing with 12 points, followed by
Fred Lamont with ten. Steve John-
son tallied ten for St. Edwards.
Mr. View Alliance grabbed a
tight 33-27 verdict from Latter
Day Saints behind Jerry Oakes'
15 point contribution. Tim Sheedy
was high for LDS with nine.
The night's other two games
were lopsided seorefests as Baptist
No. 1 slamrhed Mt. Olive Lutheran
74-42 and Methodists buried St.
David's Episcopal 71-43. Jim La-
mont hit 25. Jerry Donahoe 13 and
Mike Hulbert 13 for Baptist 1 to
offset Jim Sells 23 and Rich Mac-
key's 13 for Mt. Olive. Dave Mil-
denberger and Ton] \\;Vingard had
16 and 14 for the Methodists but
were outseored by St. David's Glen
Hubbard, who had 19.
Vacuum insulated
"hot and cold"
HOUSEWIVES LEAGITE
Jim Pauley, Inc ............ 24 12
Bali's Food Center ........ 23 13
Hood Canal Marina .... 22 14:
Angle Agency ................ 18 18
Edward's Salon ........... 13,, 22/$
Shelton Union Service ..12 24
Shelton Marine Supply 11 25
High game--Edith Levett 197.
High series Edith Levett 482.
Split picks--Mary Ann Winn,
Ellen Rebman each 5-7, Fluff
Watson 4-10. Edith Levett
5-8-10.
Fiilal'"Galnes
Port Angeles 46. Shelton 42.
\\;Vest 63. Central 35.
South 44 North 39.
If defeat can have varying de-
grees of bitterness, its taste is
less nauseating for the Shelton
Highclimbers in the knowledge
they went under while putting
forth a good effort against Port
Angeles in the seasou finale Fri-
day night.
The Roughriders. fighting for a
playoff berth, found all they
could handle before subduing a
in the first minute and a half of
the fourth quarter and stayed
within three points at 40-37. 42-39,
and 44-41 lat 2:38). but the ball
just wouldn't drop for them at
the critical moments. Four straight
missed foul shots with the score
at 42-39 hurt badly.
But the Climbers played good
ball basically and what beat them
in the end was the outside shool-
ing of the Roughriders' backcourt
men. Dave Denny and Dan Pea-
cock, who betweeen them collected
28 points. The Climber defense
was stout and sturdy and the
luckless, won't-say-quit Highclimb- Riders didn't get nmch from close
er squad which had nothing at in.
stake, gIIILE THE FOUR departing
But for a consistent nemesis seniors---Goodpaster, Smith, An-
all season, foul-shooting, the
Climbers might have captured the
decision. They made only ten of
22 chances at the free throw line
while Port Angeles capitalized on
18 of 28 opportunities.
IT WAS A STRING of six con-
secutive free throws during a 61
second span late in the third quar-
ter which became the turning
point of the game, raising a 32-
30 Roughrider lead to 38-30.
The Climbers held the upper
hand throughout the first half, 15-
10 at the quarter and 24-22 at the
long irKermission, as sophomore
Larry Powell pumped in eleven
points and shared with Jim Good-
paster and Bill Smith. a paw of'
farewelling seniors, in a yoeman
rebounding job.
Port Angeles-quickly grabbed
the lead as the second half opened,
scmfing six straight points to go
ahead, 28-24 The Climbers tied it
demon and Mike Carte - said
farewell with fine per£ormances
and starting calls, it was their
sophomore starting teammate.
Powell, who hogged the big glory.
Besides hitting for 19 points to
top both teams, he bagged 14
rebounds and played well in all
respects.
The Climbers outshot the Riders
from the floor, 16 to 49 against 14
of 48.
P.A. 46 SHELTON 42
Peterson 5 f Smith 5
Pearman 5 f Anderson 8
Shamp, 6 c Goodpster 6
Orsborn g Carte 1
Denny 15 g Powell 19
Subs: P.A,--Peacock 13. Johrm-
ton 2, Williams, Shelton Orr 2,
%Valker 1.
Score by Quarters
Shelton ............ 15 9 9 9--42
P.A ................... 10 12 14 8---46
THERMO MUGS
Hoop Shoot LGhampion
To Be Determined
Next Tuesday Night
Mason County's 1963 Hoop
Shoot champion will be ,determined
next Tuesday night in Shelton
gymnasium when the two best free
throw experts in each of the
county and city schools will vie
for the coveted trip to the state
mee in Seattle.
Competition will start at 7:30
under the supervision of Jack
Swanson. principal of Bordeaux
grade school, and under sponsor-
ship of the Shelton Kiwanis Club,
which provides a placque to the
OUTDOORS
HARSTINE LONE AREA
WITH ANGLING ACTION
Fishing action concentrated in
the salt-chuck around Harstine
Island for the most part this past
week.
There the Kings and blackmouth
were hungry. They were all small.
in the 5-1b. and under class.
S. E: Farrell limited, Dick Gla-
set picked up a pair as did Verle
Schreiber. Dr. Bill Schumacher,
Joe Gatchell and Mel Roberts one
apiece in the same general area
off the north end.
Gatchell and Roberts tried Win-
dy Point Monday and each picked
up a 4-pounder while Torn Nelson
winner and expenses to the state boated the week's top weight catch
meet, scheduled for March 16. dur,- at 8-1bs. off Steamboat Island.
ing the state high school Class AA
basketball tournament at the Uni-
versity of Washington pavilion.
Boys who will not yet have
reached [heir 15th birthdays by
March 16 are eligible to enter the
Hood Canal l{arina 4 fKathie county meet. with the Mason
Niles 4681. Evergreen Florists 0 County ehampmn going directly to
Pat Noreen 373, ; Bali's Food 3 the state meet. School principals
(Margie Stairs 459), Shelton Un- should notify Swanson by next
ion Service 1 (Midge Hash 444 Monday who the two entries from
Shelton Marine Supply 2 (Sylvia their schools will be.
Fonzo 4201. Angle Agency 2 (Rose A new champmn will be crowned
Gish 442): Jim Pauley, Inc. 2 I E1- for Mason County this year be-
lch Rebman 4571. Edward's Salon cause Shelton's Tommy Fredson,
2 iEdith Levett 482). repeat champion of the past two
years, has passed that 15th mile-
stone which eliminates him from
further competition.
At least four challengers who
gave him a close argument for the
county title last year are expected
to be back this year to make a
lively battle for the coveted
honor.
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RECREATION LEAGUE
%V L
Shelton Recreation ...... 23 13
Rainier Beer .................. 21 15
Lemke's Service ............ 20% 15 /
Ritner's Pink Ladies .... 20 16
Olsen Furniture ............ 19 17
Lucky Lager Beer ........ 18 18
Northwest Evergreen 16 20
Olympia Beer ................ 7'/2 28
High games--Memory Smith
204, Donna Coleman 201, Mary
Anderson 200.
High series--Memory Smith
533,
Split picks--Jan Hoff. Memory
Smith both 5-7. Alice Long-
acre 5-8-10. Mary Crossan 5-
7-8, Jess Perry 5-10.
Dick Johnson was the only'knk:"
let" reporting success m Hood Ca-
nal. where he boated an 8-1bs.
King off Union Sunday.
The week's only steelhead cat-
ches were reported by Archie
Young, who claimed a nice 9-
pounder from the Skokomish Tues-
day after taking an 8-2 from the
Goldsborough last Wednesday.
238 STARTS LEADS
MARK TO 608 SUM
INDUSTRIAI, LEAGUE
W L
Pantorium Cleaners ...... 28 8
Clary Trucking .............. 24 11 /
Lumbermen's Mere ..... 24 12
Canteen .......................... 21 15
Shelton Motors .............. 17 ..f 18.
20th Cent. Thristway .... 13%, 22
Cole's Mobil Service .... 11/ 24/
Morgan Transfer .......... 4 32
High game--Mark Fredson 238.
High series--Mark Fredson 608.
Mark Fredson fortified his 238
openinng game with just enough
props to sneak over the 600 mark
in men's Industrial leagle bowl-
ing play last week. His 177 and
199 finishers gave him a 608 and
led the circuit-pacing Pantorium
Cleaners to a 3-1 victory over Can-
teen I John Hulet 536).
In other matches: Clary Truck-
ing 4 (Cal Moran 544). Cole's Mo-
bil Service 0 t Jack ? 500; Mot'-
can Transfer 3 Walt Rae 495t,
Shelton Motors I (Jack Mays
507); 20th Century 3 (.Ray RiCe
568) ; L.M. 1 (Bob Miller 551).
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Youngest Kegler Tops Hot Bowlers
AHLQUIST HITS 657 SERIES
1MEN'S CITY LEAGUE
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Beckwith Jewelry ........ 17 10
t0 & 8 .............................. 17 10
Wilson Company ............ 14#,, 12
Simpson Timber .......... 14 13
Shaub Ellison .................. 14 13
Frisken Oil .................... 121. 14
Rishel Logging Co ......... 12 15
Lumbennen's Mere ..... 7 20
t-tigh games--Stan Ahlquist 246
and 234.
High series----Stan Ahlquist 657.
Clarence Jagnow 612.
Only a tenth frame split in his
second game and a large fall-off
in his final game kept Stan Ahl-
quibt, youngest pinman in the
men's city bowling league, from
hanging up a "700 series Monday
night at Shelton Recreation.
Youthful Stan opened with a
246 and followed with a 234 which
could have been a tremendous
count for that infernal final split,
then skidded to 177 as he accumu-
lated 657 pins, leading Shaub Elli-
son in the process to a shutout vic-
tory over Rishel Logging (Neal
Demeree 552 i,
Stan's stunt over-shadowed an-
other fine feat. Clarence Jagnow's
612 series q 214-206-192 which
steered Beckwith Jewelry to a
2-1 triumph ove Wilson Company
(Dan Wilson 549). 40 & 8 (Gale
Albrecht 578) climbed'onto the
top rung .witlIll .jewelea's with a
8-0 :win oveY L.M. (Aub tlock-
berger 528). and Frisken Oil (Ade
IKopperman 536 edged Simpson
Timber (Keith Simpson 522) 2-1.
Altogether, city pinmen collared
14 games over 200 in Monday
night's play.
AHLQUIST'S 249 BASE
FOR HOT 633 SERIES
SIMPSON MEN'S LEAGUE
W
Engineers ............................ 25 11
Mill 2 .................................... 22 14
Railroad .............................. 22 14
Mill 1 .................................. 21 15
Loggers ................................ 18 18
Shops .................................... 20
Loaders ................................ 13 23
Insulating Board ................ 7 29
High games--Stan Ahlquist 249,
Harold Hubert 224,
High series--Stan Ahlquist 633,
Stan Ahlquist tucked his 249
middle game between 190 and 194
blankets for a cozy 633 series in
the Simpson men's bowling league
last week to pace a.red-hot Rail-
road quintet to a 3001 team series
and a 1047 opening game.
Aub Blockberger chipped in with
598 assistance as the Railroaders
roared to a one-sided 4-0 victory
over Shops (Roy Anderson 538).
In other matches: Mill 2 4 (El-
don Todd 552). Insulating Board
0 (Les Spilseth 515); Engin:ers 3
(Glen Robertson 561), Mill 1 1
(Ted Blair 516) ; Loaders 3 Harold
Hubert 535), Loggers 1 (Norm
Castle 517).
points with every team having at
least two except South ' Kitsap,
which had only one. Shelton's wo
were Larry Powell at 120 and Bill
Smith at 102.
Those with over 100 points (plus
all Shelton squad memberst are:
G. Pts. Avg.
Tienhaara E ............. 12
Holen E ................... 12
Burrough CK ........ 12
Dicks W .................... 12
Denny PA ................ 12
Powell S .................... 12
Shamp PA ................ 12
Shedwin W .............. I2
Piercy SK ...................
Tracy E .................... 12
Williams NK ........... 12
Kritensen NK ........ 12
Roberts NK .............. 12
Smith S ................ 12
Goodlmster S ............ 11
Ca, rte S ........................ 10
Sloan S ........................ 5
Walker S .................... 12
Anderson S ................ 12
Orr S .......................... 12
Olson S ...................... 1I
Briekert S .................. 10
Jefferu S .................... 10
158 13.2
153 12.8
148 12.3
130 10.8
129 10.7
120 10.0
120 10.0
115 9.6
112 9.3
109 9.1
104 8.7
104 8.7
104 8.7
102 8.5
8@ 7.3
47 4.7
45 9.0
45 3.8
35 2.9
26 2.2
18 1.7
6 0.6
4 0.4
Blazers Bow Before
Huskies; Final Game
Today.A! Hoquiam
JUNIOR HIGH I.EAGUE
YV L pf pa
Miller .................... 12 0 510 332
Washington ........ 8 4 400 339
Jefferson .............. 6 5 372 400
Centralia .............. 5 5 395 335
Hoquiam .............. 4 6 294 329
SHELTON ........ 2 9 330 476
Hopkins .............. 1 10 296 380
Last Week
Hopkins 44 Shelton 38
Miller 44. Hoquiam 35
Washington 39, Jefferson 23
Games Today
Shelton at Hoquiam
Centralia at Hopkins
Hopkins Huskies rode to their
first victory of the junmr high
basketball season over the Shelton
Blazers, 44-38, in Sielton gym Fri-
day afternoon and reversed the
tables on the Blazers in so doing'.
Earlier the Huskies had been one
of the only two reruns the Blazers
had been able to beat this season.
Today the Blazers face the other
one. at'Hoquiam, in the seaaon
finale.
Hopkins took-the lead from the
oAttset and never let go despite a
-point production on the part of
Scott Swisher of the Blazers,
The Blazers 8th graders gained
revenge for one of their tw de-
feats this year ,they'd already
avenged the other by tromping
on the Hopkins 8th graders, 37-20.
chiefly as the resttlt of furious
third quarter in which a smother-
ing full-court pros was instru-
mental in accumui31Ping a fantastic
18 points tin 6 minutes of play).
This followed a complete blank in
the second quarter during which
the Blazers saw their 9-4 first
quarter lead melt into a 10-9 half-
time deficit.
The victory gave the 8th graders
a 9-2 record for the season with
one to go.
The lineups:
VARSITY GAME
HOPKINS 44 SHELTON 38
Richardson 12 f Looney 3
Acker 5 f B. Johnson 1
Larson 13 c Swisher 23
Morgan 8 g Winn 9
:Erickson 4 g Fredson
Subs: Hopkins - - Prentice 2. Ja-
cobs. Shelton M. Johnson 2, O1-
son.
Score by QuaXters
Hopkins 10 14 0 10---44
Shelton 6 12 6 14-.--38
8th GRADE GAMiE
SHELTON 37 HOPKINS 20
Clayton 13 f Narrance 1
B. Masteller 2 f Childers 10
Purvis c Walker
Olson 7 g l'isher
Knautz 0 g Holm
Subs: Shelton -- Joslin 2, -rnl-
strong 2, Hildebrandt 2. Carper 2,
Duekham 2. R. Marshall, T. Mar-
shall, Wilson, K. Masteller.
Score hy Quarters
Shelton 9 0 18 10---37
Hopkins 4 6 2 820
Central Kitsap __ 1 11 448 561
Final Games
Port Angeles 65. Shelton 53.
South 46. North 36
West 36. Central 26.
After gaining a 19-10 first quart-
er lead. the unbeaten Port Ange-
les B squad fended off continual
Shelton assaults for u final 65-53
victory in Friday night's prelimin-
ary game.
The Little Climbers scrapped
back to reduce the margin to
minimal proportions several times
during th game but the Ranagers
ahvays had the necessary punch
to pull away again.
Terry Kadoun had his big night
of the season with 20 points and
three teammates--Dennis Bailey,
Jim Anderson and Floyd Barnes---
all added ten.
The Little Climbers wound up
in fourth place in the final B
team standings. Friday's lineups:
P. A. 65 SHELTON 53
Patterson 15 f Kadoun 20
Ruddell 1 f Richards 1
Bond 10 c Barnes 10
Lovell 11 g Bailey 10
Berg g Anderson 10
• Subs: P. A, --- Green 10, Free-
man 6, Bell 4, Speaker 3, Peanan
' B " '
o, ennett 2. Shelton--- Vflhnes 2.
Clary, Carte
Score by Qtmrters
Shelton 10 17 10 16--,53
P.A. 19 16 12, 18--.65
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low 30s.
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