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',CITY HOOP LOOP SPLITS SEASON;
A[YlDMEN'S VI(00ORY SKEIN ENDS
CITY LEAGUE BASKETBALL i Rayonier just barely outlasted a
(Final Firtt Half) I Woodfiber rally for a 25 to 2,1 de-
W L pf pa I cision.
Anderson-Reiten 9 0 263 187[ Rayonler recovered fr o m a
elfair .................. 5 3 185 172t scoreless first quarter in which
Pantorium .......... 5 3 209 194'Woodfiber built up a %0 lend to
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McConkey .......... ;4 5 216
Woodfiber ............ 2 7 168
Rayonler .............. 1 8 206
Games Monday
7--Rayonier vs Pantorium
8Woodfiber vs Anderson
9--.-Belfair vs McConkey
Games Wednesday
7Rayonier vs Anderson
8--Woodftber vs Belfair
9--Pantorlum va McConkey
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CITY LEAGUE basketball
teams got a new lease on life with
the decision to split the season
after Anderson - Reiten Motors
made a shamble8 of the race with
its ninth straight victory last week,
taking a three-game lead on the
pack, and to make the fresh start
the more portentious, the first half
champions suffered their first de-
feat of the year Monday night.
McOonkey Pharmacy f I n a l I y
cracked the goose-egg in the An-
dersonzReiten 10aS Column when
Pat Smith looped in a free throw
ten ec0nds from the eid of the
ame for a 26 to 25 triumph for
e pharmacists. It was mith's
12th paint of the game, giving
him scoring honors by a sLgle
digit over teammate. Dan C ormier
and rival center Johnny Dunnar.
I THE OTHER two games of the
second half openilg tlple bill Were
. equally as exciting, with Belfair
] sadlng Pant0rlum, 23 to 21, as
Center Anderson tipped in a re-
bound in the last ten seconds, and
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trail at the half by 9-8 and finally
tied it at 14-all as the third quar-
ter closed. Cliff McPherson put
the pulpmen ahead as the final
period opened and kept them Just
fat' enough up to withstand .Wood-
fiber's clo:ing bid.
BELFAIR ALSO recovered from
a scorele:.s quarter, the third, dur-
ing which it 10st n 1.6-11 half-time
advantage to fall behind 1%16,
Anderson wound up with eleven
points fdr game honors, getting
the all-im0ortant one in the final
ten seconds.
Last week's first half finale
found Anderson-Reiten putting the
skids under its closest challenger,
Belfair, by a 26 to 12 count: Pan-
torhlm squelching Woodfiber, 37
to 29: and McConkey Pharmacy
kicking Rayonler, 28 to 19.
The lineups:
SECOND HALF OPENERS
Rayonler (25) Woodfiber (24)
MePherson 7 f Parsons 6
Howe 4 f McCann 4
Dewed'art c Trobltz 5
Peach g . Levett 2
Dronen 4 g B. Viger 3
Subs: Rayonier--Armstrong 4,
Kendall 4, Daniels 2. Woodfiber---
Oruver 2, Price 2, R. Viger.
cConkev (26) And.-Reiten (24)
Cormier 11 f J.Phlllips 6
Morgan f Cartwright
Smith 12 c Dunbar 11
Lee 2 g Frasier 2
Shlrmer 1 g Hagen 2
Blazers Explode
Against Chehalis
For 48-25 Victory
JUNIOR HIGH LEAGUE
W L pf pa
Hoquiam .......... 2 0 55 39
Olympi{} .......... 1 0 27 17
SHELTON ...... 1 1 69 d9
Aberdeen ........ 1 1 51 38
Centralin ........ 0 1 12 18
Chehalis .......... 0 2 52 83
Latest Sco res
Shelton 48. ChehaUs 25
Olympia 27. Aberdeen 17
Hoqumm 18, Centralia 12
Games Friday
Shelton at Olympia
Centralia at Chehalis
Aberdeen at Hoquiam
Volunteers to take the respon-
sibility of improving one hole at
the Shelton-Bayshore Golf Course
were secured at the election meet-
ing last week.'
One man who will pick his own
crew will be responsible for tile
general improvement of the hole
of his own choice. The following
volunteered:
No. 1- -John Hooper
No. 2--Glen Correa
No. 3- A1 Munro
No. 4----Phil Murphy
No. 5..-Vern Miller
No. 6 Rolla Halbert
No. 7--Laurie Carlson
No. 8----Roy McConkey
EMPLOYING a fast-break with No. 9-Bab Stewart
excellent effectiveness, the Shelton If in the fltur'e you get collar-
Blazers ran Chehalis right out of ed by one of the above gents, re-
Shelton gym Tuesday afternoon to member it's for a darned good
win a Southwest Washington ju- cause,
nior high co0ference basketball.
game, 48 to 25. S pervi N
Led by little Elmer "Sherry" U sers ow
Cole, smallest player on the team. pc€ J g°u00v's'n- Pin
who scored ten points in the first
half and earned high point honors T a. r •
with 14 for the game, the Blazers I flOl'}/[. lVonler
r" ,7 ----- r--
built up a v, ommandlng 27 to 11---..,7.- ...... ,.,,
half-time advantage and boosted I nu,,,ffin Dvvv.,,
it to 38 to 20 at the third quarterl _ . W^ L
rest r [ upervmors ................ z zz
' * Maintenance .............. 28 23
Reserves played a substan{lall _,,,==,,,== 9 9a
portion of the final period for the r¢;. """ 9 od
azers, [ Research Girls ............ 25 26
COLE'S ALERTNESS at inter- Grease Balls ................ 24 27
cepting Chehalis passes up front Chemists ...................... 24 27
shook him loose for several half- Bleach Plant .............. 22 29
floor-length dribbles which re- High game--*Walt Wolden 191
sulted *in unchecked lay-in shots High series--Bruce Thorpe 542
Subs: McConkeyEacrett. An-
dera)n-Reiten--Erhart 2, White 2.
Belfalr (23) Pantorium (21) steady contributor to the Blazer
Paterson 7 f Dodge 2
Saffer f Valley 4 scoring total as well as playing a.
Anderson 11 c Rose 4 fine floor game, and Murray Cole-
Landram 2 g D.Phillips 2 man's hustle helped plenty, too,
Willis 1 g McComb 9 although everyone of the BlaZer
Subs: Belfair---Foster 2, Davis, starters chipped in With at least
Allan, F o r s y t h. Pantorium--- six points and all played splendid
ball.
Boone, Fredson. The Blazers go to Olympia this
Friday,
The lineups:
Shelton (48)
FINAL FIRST HALF
McConkey (28) Rayonler (19)
Cormier 12 f Howe 3
Lee 4 f Peach 2
Smith 5 c Deweyert 2
Shirmer 6 g Sampair 2
Eacrett g Armstrong 3
Subs: McConkey---Vn Goetlin
1, Morgan. Chase. Rayonier.--
Daniels 3, Jeffery 4.
Pantorium (37) Woodfiber (29)
Valley 9 f Parsons 2
D.Phlllips 6 f Levett 6
Rose 3 c McCann 9
McComb 9 g Gruver 9
Fredson 6 g B.Viger 1
Subs: Pantorium ...... D o d g e 4,
Price, Woodfiber--Clary 2, Gus-
tafson, R. Viger.
And.-Reiten 26) Belfair (12)
Cartwright 7 f Saffer 4
J,hillips f Petersnn
Dunbar 8 c Anderson 4
Frasier 4 g Landram 2
Hagen 4 g Forsythe
Subs: Anderson-Reiten---White
3, Erhart. Belfair-Davis 2, Fos-
ter,
FRANK CLEVELAND HOME
FPank Cleveland is now at home,
recovering from an opera.timer
hich he underwent on December
17, He is reported making suc-
cessful recovery.
Hero's how YOU
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can win the Gold Bars
of .1!11 Army Officer
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A commlglon as mcond lieutenant in the
Oflicam' Rewve Corp with a 2-year
initial tour of active duty is eady for
you if you meet these requirements: one
'.¢var of'honorable in any of the
Armed Forces between 7 December 1941
and 30 June 1947; have completed two
year at an ted aolloge or univ-
airy; U. S. dp; AGCT score of
110 or better;, not more tha 32 yearn
old; physically fit. Once commkaion,
you'll be asalgnd to a 3-month ofl]ces'
training school, and, on succeefful com-
pletion, you'll be free to compete for a
Regular Army Commission if you meet
the competitive tour age requirements.
Go to your nearest U. S. Army and
U. S. Air Force Recruiting Station for
complete detai at once.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
quotas, of course. Upon graduation,
yourll be commissioned a Second Lieu-
tenant in the Reserve, and placed on
two yearn of active duty. Top OCS
graduates are commissioned in the Regu-
lar Army--aU others may compete for a
is approved, you'R be enlisted a a Regular Army Commission. Get all the
Sergeant and given basle training if you fact about applying for OCS entrance
have not had it already, then sent direct at your nearest U. S. ,-'my and U. S. Air
to Offic Candidate School, subject to Force Recruiting Station without dlayl
: OCS FOR
If you've: graduated from high adul or
can pa an equivalmat mmmition, ate
between 19 and 28 years old, are a U. S.
citizen, and have neceary physical
qualifications, apply now for enlistment
fo' Army OCS. After your application
PEACE AMERI'S
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OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON
WOMEN'S CITY LEAGUE
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Cash Grocery .... 20 21
Ma's Corner . 29 '2":
Ritner's (:m'nm' . 27 2!
Pastime . ...... 26 25
McC,mkey t'harnmey ?6 25
()]d Mill 25 O6
Fields Auh) Parts . . 25 26
Pantorium ...... 16 :}5
]Ii series Verde M(,Cotfl:ey 523
]]i g:lmc V(,rd;I McConkcy ll
Matches Tuesday
7 Ritncr's vs Fiehls
MeCt)nkey vs P'ntol'illm
9-Mac's vs Pastime [
Old Mill vs (-roc(,ry
LEADING TEAMS took thump-
ings Tuesday night, tightcnin," up
the women's city bowling h'nuc
standings to a point wi]crc ,(,,']
of tile eight eniries aro iamm(,d
within a five-game el)read.
Only the luckless Pantorium
Cleaners are out of the s(,r,md)]o.
b6ing 14 games behind the leaders.
nine away from their nearest ri-
vals.
First place Cash Grocery yiehled
a 2 to 1 verdict to fourtla place
Pastime and Pauline Stalcy's scm'-
ing, second place Mac's Corner
lost the odd game to the up-cm-
ins Old Mill and Marne Mifflin':
pin-toppling, and third place Rit-
net's Corner took a shutout shel-
lacking at the hands of McCon-
key Pharmacy and the league teD-
ping individual scoring of Verde
McConkey, whose 523 series and
184 game were best of the night.
as the Blazers were fashioning LES FIELDS Auto Parts drove
their first half lead. I Supervisors topped Rayonier Pantorium deeper into the ccllqr
Hart Dittman was an o ther bowling standings after their 2 to by winning a 3 to 0 verdict be-
1 victory over the Office Monday hind the combined games of Rnth
nigh t while Maintenance. was Jacobsen, Fran McNeil and Lodga
knocking off the Guttersnipes in Kimbel.
the odd game, [
The Office wasn't able to cash- Pastime Holds Share
in on Bruce Thorpe's 542 series,
best of the night, losing to strong' On Olympia Loop Lead
games posted by the Supervisors'
Lobe Bell and Ernie Lemley. ] OLYMPIA SCRATCH LEAGUE
W L
Maintenance copped its duke on Pastime Shelton) .... .5
big games by Stu Steehler and Joe Capital Cigars ............ 5
Chehalis (25) Rank. Chicken Coop ............ 4 2
Young 6 f Deshler 2
Coleman 8 f Lamb
Hunter 7 e Annie 5
Cole 14 g Revenaugh 9
Dittman 10 g . Mitten 2
Subs. Shelton--McCovd 2, Moore
1. Franklin, Schwarck, Yarr, Ends,
Jackstedt. Chehalis---Wood 3, Gib-
son 2, Rosbach 2.
SIMPSON RIFLE
LEAGUE OPENS
FIRE TUESDAY
First-round firing in the Simp-
son Rifle League ts to start next
Tuesday evehing on the Shelton
high school gym range.
Harold Still, Simpson assistant
recreation director, said teams
will be entered by Reed Mills One
and Two, Woodfiber, Olympic
Plant, McCleary and a combina-
tion of Boom, Shop and Office em-
ployees.
League officers include Phil
McCully. McCleary, president;
Harold Cramer, Reed Mill Two,
vice president: Roy Lonacre,
Olympic Plant. secretary; arrv
Latham. Woodfiber. treasurer; and
Rollie Rus.qell, Woodflber, field
captain.
Simpson teams will. shoot in
league competition each Tuesday
evening under regulation National
Rifle Association rules. Rifles will
be rented at a fee of 25 cents
ler evening for marksmen who do
not use their own rifles.
Teams ]nay have as many mem-
bers as wish to enter competition
but only the five highest scores
-ach night will count in league
statistics.
BOILING TOURNEY
TO CLOSE SUNDAY
Zero hour competitorn in the an-
nual Shelton bowling aBsoclatiov
tournament which cloaes Sunday
have the following marks to beat
to get into the prize brgckets:
DOUBLESArnle Arommn and
Fred Snelgrove, 1198; Leo Pearce
nd Bob Newell, 1195; Alphie
Kneeland and Phil Bayley, 1183:
Laurie Carlson and Hank bur-
and. 1173.
SINGLES--Arnie Aronson, 658;
Laurie Carlson, 644; Phil Bayley,
633; Burl Brown, 627.
TEA_MS.--Pastime, 2881; Simp-
son Logging Company, 2784;
Simpson Office, 2705; W.H.S. Elec-
tric, 2699; Frisken Oil, 2688; Ac-
tiye Club, 2883.
Only, teams left to bowl aj'e
Camp Grisdale lineups, whlch roll
Saturday. Paatime'a total is the
outstanding mark of the tourna-
ment to date and It II take some
remarkable scoring to beat it, but
the doubles and singles axe wide
open.
sportsmen UrKe Public
Hearing .Attel$n0e
Monday On Salmon Bill
Sportsmen and all perQps in-
terested in'the preservation of
this state's salmon rp re urg-
ed by Prutdbnt M..C/ rk '6f
the Ho0d Cangl Sport ,sr(tt$ ABs0-
diatlon to Itftend puled hear-
ing at 7:30 next M0ay _dght
in the ,Capitol Building hi Ol;n-
pia on tWO identical measures ip-
trodueed simultaneoue/y ha the
legislature ,which Would reserve
the tributaries below the McNary
dam on the Columbia River to
compensate for pstream fishery
loes.
Principal reason for the meas-
ures is to stop the lmmeate c0n-
struction of two high da on the
C0wlitz River proposed by the
City of Tacoma, which fl..ery xr
pe:ts agree would vlrtu&Uy wipe
)ut the 'fish .runs of th CoWlit
and make ineffective the broad
plan Of the fderal government to
rebuild the Columbia's salmon
runs, Mr. Stark pointed out.
Sports, Skeets Club
To Meet Tonight
The Mason County Sport and
Skeet club will hold a social ses-
sion at 8 o'clock tonight in the
I.O.O.F. Hall, with the main at-
tractions to be an oyster stew |up-
per and a sports film, T,,f Sey,
president, annotmced. All mem-
bers are urged to attend."
The Research Girls moved into l Steak House ............. 3 3
a tie for fourth place with a 2 to Tranum's Service ...... :1 5
1 triumph over tailend Bleach Round Table .............. 0 6
Plant, scored on Kitty Price's and I ........
Phyllis Arbogast's games, who off- Pastime held its co-hold on first
set Walt Wolden's 191 game, best place in the Olymoia scratch bow!.
of the night.
The Grease Balls gained ground
by shutting out the Chemists with
a consistent performance all down
the lineup.
PIN DONNYBROOK
WON BY HEDRICK
GALS PREP TEAM
PREP BOWLING LEAGUE
W L
Miller's Men's Shop . 25 14
Beckwith Jewelry .... 19 20
Hedrick Amusement.. 19 20
Dean's Studio ............ 15 24
Hi series--Don Cleveland d47
Hi game Don Cleveland 188
They don't come much closer
than this in bowling,
Hedrick's Amusement, the high
school league's lone girl team, won
all three games from Beckwith's
Jewelry Monday afternoon, yet
had only a three-pin margin in to-
tal pins at the end of the match.
Hedrick's won the opener by
two sticks with Sally Ferguson
getting the critical pins, Hedrick's
won the second by one pin with
Sally and Donna Demmon doing
the important scoring, and Hed-
tick's won the third in a roll-off
after winding up in a deadlock in
the regulation ten frames. Terry
Skelsey was the heroine m this
one, The victory tied Hedrick's
with their victims for second place.
The league leading Miller's
Men's Shop, getting the afternoon's
individual scoring highs from Don
Cleveland's 447 series and 188
game, edged tailend Dean's Stu-
dio, 2 to 1, in the other match.
Don Cole paced the photographers
to victory in the opener but the
haberdashers rallied behind Cleve-
land and Chuck Berets to win the
last, two.
ing league by odd-gaming Tran-
um's Service Monday night, hut
had a new partner on the top
rung.
Capita] Cigars displaced th5
Chicken Coop am Pastime' bed-
fellow by shutting out ()lYmi)ia
Round Table while t!e coop lst
the odd flame to Steak House.
Slim Gustafson paced the Pqs-
time victory with a 581 :wrie, and
a 210 game.
.............................
Canal Sportsmen Meet
Again Next Thursday
After a one-month Christmas-
caused vacation, members of the
Hood Canal Sportsmens A.'eia -
Lion will resume their monthly
meeting January 27 in the Hoods-
port school building, President M
C. Stark of Union announced ye:;-
terday.
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have on displ'lv a Cpmmander Sedan and a
Si'dail.
Einee ,]me, 19.t6, Studebaker has held the
light witiL tle world's first post-war productioni
and, in announcing the ]949 series, we know that
ae(:e}tan(,e is going t,,) continue with the same
thusia:m as in the l)asL The trend favoring this
type of car is as certain as stuffing a jackrabbit
fre;h :lfalfa and turning it loose. And, there'S
let-down in the demand for the simple reason
Studebaker quality in craftsmanship upholds an
that we can say about this fine line of cars.
ome day, we hope that you, too, will
the proud owner of a new Studebaker. Just to
this new '49er will do things to you, and next 'to
just talking cars to a Studebaker owner will
out praises th'at even make us blush wth prude.
sav {hat Studcbakcr.--. has something that people go
is like telling a spinster that her eyes are like
the ;l;v---it's inescapable.
We extend a cordial invitation to you to
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know you will enjoy seeing them, and, it will be
plea:ure to give you' the details about our new
Next Week: Gasoline Mileage (the topic
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