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Blazers Play Only Home Night
Game Friday; Jaguars Rival
Olimbers Bound For
Raymond Friday; Lose
To Nodh Kitsap 68-34
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOLrRNAL- Published in "Ohristmastown, U.8.A.," Shelton,
GOLF CLUB CALENDAR I LittleGlimbers Noloh
4lh in Row with Wins
JUNIOR HIGH LEAGUE
W L
Jefferson ........................... 3 1
Miller . ................................. 4 2
Hoquiam ................................. 3 2
Hopkins ................................ 2 2
Washington ........................ 2 3
Centralia ............................. 2 3
Shelton ................................. 1 4
Last Week
Hoquiam 34, Shelton 26
Millet" 38, Hopkins 27
Centralla 23. Jefferson 20
Thi Friday
,Iefferson at Shelton (niglt)
Hoquiam at VVashington
Centralia at Hopkins
Now that Jefferson junior high
of Olympia has tasted defeat, the
Shel[on Blazers hold hopes of
keeping the skids greased under
the Jaguars this Friday night
when they visit the Shelton gym
for the only home night game at
which Shelton fans will get an
opportunity to watch the Blazers
in action this year.
TIlE BLAZERS are lloping for
a full house, toe. in order to bols-
ter their always-strained athlet-
ic fund and will give fans a triple-
header for their money. Blazer
/*The
well that
I made
t wish
J
come true
In the 1890's a wish
came true at the little
town of Tumwater, near
Olympia, Washhlgton.
Here, flowing cool and
clear from deep artesian
wells, water of an
extraordinary character
was discovered. This
was war equal to those
used in brewing the
famous beers of Bavaria
... water which, in the
years ahead, was to be
responsible for th
popularity of light
Olympia Beer. It
nmin$ as tree in this
century as the last:
the more perfect the
brewing water, €he more
per[set the brewing
result. Olympia's
famous water is
naturally per[cot tot
brewing just u it flowl
from the earth...
cresting a br of
refreshingly different
good taste. -,
the one-!
priceless
ingredient'
b
OLYMPPA gREW'ING €O.
Olymo|a, Wo U, $.
..... III II nil ......
7th graders wilt open the eve-
ning's fare at 6:30 against the
Kamilche Cougars, the Blazer 8th
graders tackle the crack Hood
Canal Consolidated 8th graders,
undefeated so far. at 7:15. and the
main event will send the Blazer
varsity against Jefferson at 8:00
o'clock.
Conch Walt Clayton's,. Blazers
seemed headed for an upset tri-
uraph at Hoquiam last Thursday,
leading untthe final four min-
ut.es. Then big Curt Hagen dumped
in four successive basket.s and Ho-
qmam was off to a 34-26 triumph.
The Blazers led at 8-6 and 14-11
in the first two quarte,'s and it
was knotted at 20-20 at the final
pause.
BILl, DENNIS turned in his top
performance of the season with
1.2 points .Dlt age took game
honors at 16.
The Blazer 8th graders dropped
a 27-19 decision to their Hoquiam
hosts and the Blazer 7th graders
were short-enders on a 29-11
count. The lineups:
HOQUIAM 84 SHELTON 26
Kosnoski 2 f Rose 2
Mandich 4 f Gustafson 3
Hagen 16 c Peterson
Leach 7 g Dennis 12
Wayman 2 g Carlson 5
Subs: Hoquiam ..... Anderson 2,
Wilson 2, Forrest. Shelton -- Wat-
ters 4, Kazinsky.
8TH GRADERS
IIOQUIAM 2"/ SHELTON 19
Robbins 2 f Bliner 7
Drake 3 f Todd 6
Rhebeck 2 c Anderson
Jones 9 g Waters 2
klexander g Sloan 4
Subs: Hoquiam -- Parker 4,
Sampson 3, Howard 2, Sallow 2,
Robertson. Shelton .... Paulsrude
Donahue, Orr, Rodgers, Combs.
FRATERNAL LEAGUE
W
Lions Club ......................... i0 2
Kivanis Club ...................... 9 3
Shelton Hardware ............ 6 6
Active Club ...................... 5 7
Cascade-Olympic .............. 5 7
Fuller Construction .......... 5 7
McCleary ............................ 5 7
Moose Lodge ...................... 3 9
High game-.- Jess Phillips 216
High total..-Jess Phillips 589
LAWTON
LUHBER
COMPANY
CENTRAL LEAGUE
W L pf pa
Elma ...................... 6 0 333 255
Chehalis ................. 5 1 381 300
North Thurston .... 4 2 333 299
SIIEI,TON ............... 3 3 296 318
Raymond .................. 2 4 340 344
Montesano ............... 1 5 258 309
St. Martin's ........... 0 6 245 352
This Friday
Shelton at Raymond
Monte at North Thurston
Ehna at Chehalis
La,t Tuesday
Chehalis 54. North Thurston 48
Ehna 66, Raymond 55
Monte 59. St. Martin's 42
Last Saturlay
Shelton 45, Montesano 44
Ehna 53, St. Martin's 32
Last Friday
Ehna 58. Shelton 45
Chehalis 71, St. Martin's 33
North Thurston 58, Raymond 52
Needing a greatly improved pre-
formance over their showing at
Poulsbo Tuesday, the Highclimbers
trek to Raymond this Friday to
meet the Seagulls for the last time
as Central League foes.
Shelton will have to play a far
superior brand of ball than they
did in their 68-34 hen-conference
defeat at the hands of highly-
rated North Kitsap before they
can expect to set the Gulls down
for the second time this season.
It took an overtime to do it in
Shelton gym three weeks ago.
Dick Lord's foul shooting was
the lone bright spot in the shel-
lacking at Poulsbo. He hit seven-
for-seven in an eleven-point pro-
duction.
Thriller of the night was the B
team prelim, in which the Little
Climbers lost a 57-53 overtime
verdict after leading all the way
until the final moments of the
fourth period. The quarterly
counts were 17-12, 28-23, 39-33,
and 51-51.
The lineups:
NORTH KIT 68 SIIELTON 84
Bird 6 f Temple 6
Maddocks 9 f Somers 4
Howerton 20 c Myers
Anderson 13 g Manke 4
Bland 9 g Lord 11
Subs: N. K.--Milton 5, Schroe-
der 4, Waali. Shelton--Halbert 5,
Livermore 2, Miller 2. Guthrie.
Score. by Quarters
Shelton ......... 5 5 15 9--34
N. K ............... 14 18 19 17---68
B
NORTti KIT 57 SHELTON 53
Mauser 22 f Sharpes 11
Lindvig 2 f Bill Fitchett 10
Paulson 12 c Close 12
Williams 12 g Bob Fitchett 10
Lambert 8 ff Bloomfield 6
Subs: N. K.--Uusitalo 1. Shel-
ton-- Buzzard 4.
Score by Quarters
Shell.on .... 17 11 11 12 2..--53
N. K ......... 12 11 10 18 6---57
Arian Ghapman One of
l]olu00ffWrestlJTng
LEGE ...... James Arian Chapman,
son of Mr. and Mt. I. F. Chap-
man Route 1, Box 38, Shelton, is
making a. bid for a spot on the
1959 varsity wstling team at
Washington" State College.
The former Shelton athlete will
be competing at 137 pounds for
th(. Cougars this wintei'.
Hoquiam 34, Shelton 26
Centralia 23, Jefferson 20
Miller,,' 38, Hopkins 27
West Brem 33, East Brem 24
Bainbridge 26, Central Kit 22
North Kit 51, South Kit 22
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THE OLD AND THE NEW--Frank Travis, retiring president,
and Bill Batstone, newly elected president, discuss Shelton-Bay-
shore Golf Club affairs after Monday night's annual membershi
meeting at the clubhouse at Bayshore. (Journal photo, Ziegler
print.)
BATSTONE NEW PRESIDENT
Bill Batstone, Rocky Hembroff
and Bill Francis hold the three
top offices--president, vice-presi-
dent, and secretary-treasurer---in
the Shelton-Bayshore Golf Club
after their election by the mem-
bership Monday night.
Retiring president Frank Travis
Jr. and Tony Nelson were elected
to two-year terms on the board of
trustees.
After hearing reports from
greens chairman Jack Kimbel,
tournament chairman Clint Will-
our, house chairman Clyde Fager-
gren (given by Neff Brander),
membership chairman Pete Zopo-
lis (by written report in absen-
tiaL men's division president Bea-
nie Daniels and women's division
president Ann Reichman, pro-man-
$ •
ager Alphie Kneeland and treas-
urer Ed Begley, retiring president
Travis concuded that the club had
achieved 60 per cent of its project
calendar for 1958.
Total assets and liabilities of the
club on the treasurer's balance
sheet for 1958 showed $46,923.28
as the organization's fiscal worth.
Of the assets $43,450.55 was listed
as depreciated real estate while
the principal liabilities were noted
as $22,064.70 in contracts and
notes payable.
The club membership as of Jan-
uary 1 this year was reported to
be 202 active and inactive com-
pared to 198 a year earlier with
82 of that number inactive as com-
pared to 69 a year ago for a total
active membership of 120 now as
against 129 a year ago.
k
00IITD - .... --
00ASO. cou.,Y
FAIR STEELIIEAI) WEEK
Several sizeable fisi saved the
past week from mediocrisy for
Mason County steelhead anglers.
Honors for the week go to a
fishermwoman, Beth Brown, who
battled a 16-lb. 9-on. giant from
the Chehalis Jan. 14 while the
best husband Ray could do was
a pan-size 6-pounder.
Dick Angle had the big one in
a hHfch of t'¢mr rmming to 15-.t
which he and Bm:k Armstrong
claimed from the Satsop Friday.
Roger Bogden hit the Goldsbof
ough twic, on the 17th and 19th
for a 12%-pounder among three
t ekes.
Karl Schwarck, Armstrong and
Bob Keir each had llU-pounders
during the week, Karl's from the
Satsop Tuesday, Bob's from the
Skokomish Saturday, Buck's from
the Duckabush Thursday. BoWs
was one of three he and Don H.ush
took on the trip, Buck's one of
five he and Fred Holm beached.
Bill Valley s 14-3 from the Dose-
wallips Sur;day was tbird best of
the week and" close behind came
Grant Yocum's 13 from the Sko-
komtsh the samc day. Yocum also
had a 6-pounder.
Bill Jaekstadt limited in the
Skokomish yesterday with %6 his
largest, Grant Fiscus and his
brother took three to 8 lbs. from
the Duckabush Saturday, and dou-
ble successes were scored by Frank
McCaslin Thursday and Corky
Dickinson Sunday, both to 7 lbs.
and both from the Duckabush.
Wayne Stenberg to 7 lbs. from the
Skokomish Tuesday, and Blondie
Petersen to 9 lbs. from the Hump-
tulips Tuesday.
Floyd Wetters. 7-9. Duckabush;
Floyd Perkins, 5. Archie Young,
5. Dan Cormier, 6 !:, and Ode Dur-
JEAN RAU BAGS 612
IN HOUSEWIVES LOOP
IIOUSEWIVES LEAGUE
W L
Evergreen Texaco ........ 11 1
Shelton Union Service . 8 4
BuccJtl's Garage ........ 5/. 6b,"
101 Park In .................... 5 7
Jim Pauley Inc ............. 4V, 7U.,
Byrne & Batstone ........ 2 I0
High game--Jean Ran 227
High series--Jean Rau 612
Jean Rau set a new pinnacle of
individual performance in the
Housewives bowling league when
she rolled a 612 series Tuesday
afternoon. Her feat sparked Ever-
green Texaco to a shutout victory
over Byrne & Bat.stone {Nell
Byrne 444).
Jean had games of 227, 202 and
183.
SIMPSON "WOMEN'S LEAGUE
Insulating Board ............... 4 0
Lumber . ............................... 4 0
Loggers ............................... 3 1
Purehasin .......................... 3 1
Engineering ..................... 1 3
Olympic Plvood ............... l 3
Accounting ......................... 0 4
Research ........................ 0 4
High game- Lil Dale 220
}tigl total Phyl Ziegler 585
MlXb'l) 1,O [TRSOME
I)eerslavers ...... : ........ 52 2'i
Rusty )uck ................... 46 30
Vho Knows .................... 45 31
Timher DIIcks ........... 43 33
Board Busters ............ 39 ..,. $6 '
I'in Busters ................. 32 4.i
Odd Balz ............... 2(i 50
Wee-Uns ........... 20% 55':
lligil Scores
Men's game ..... George Howard
225
Men's total.-Charlie Savage 583
W men s game--Ada'r Neau ,2 ,
Women's total -- Phyl Zleglcr
567
Over Eagles, Bulldogs
MONTESANO LED at the first
and third quarter pauses Saturday
night, 10-7 and 27-24, while Shel-
ton enjoyed the half time (15-14)
and the final bulges. Dave Sharpes
dunked in a rebound to send Shel-
ton ahead at' 28-27 at 5:45 of the
*B Team Stanangs last period and the Little Climb-
W L pf paers never trailed again
:'*Raymond .............. 4 O 179 144 SHELTON 71 EI.,MA 57
North Thurston .... 4 1 219 169 Shat20es 7 f Henry 4
SHELTON .............. 4 2 264 254 Bloomfield 17 f Murphy 8
Elmer ...................... 3 2 232 231 Close 17 c Hay 15
*St. Martin's ........ 1 3 208 236 Bill Fitchett 15 g Easton 12
Chehalis .................. 1 4 218 240 Bob Fitchett 11 g Roderick 2
Montesano ............. 0 5 166 212 Subs: Shelton----Paulsrude 2, err
La.t Week 2, Van Blaricom, Schneider. Elma
Shelton 71, Elms 57 ...... "Walker 4, Graves 4, Brecuty 4,
Shelton 34, Monte 30 Berry 2, Shelky, Frederickson.
Raymond 48, Chehalis 41
Raymond 47, N. Thurston 38 SHELTON 34 IIONTE 30
St. Martin's 59, Chehalis 46 Sharpes 11 f Frizzell 7
Elms 64, St. Martin's 54 Bill Fitchett 5 f Whiting 11
*Game result unreported--stand- Close 5 c Smith 4
ings do not include last Tuesday's Bob Fitchett 5 g Hammock 2
Bloomfield 8 g Beaulieu 5
games. Subs: Shelton--none. Monte--
Coach Harold Wi!s0n's Little Fry 2, Phillips.
Climbers ran their victory skein
to four in a row in Central League
B team competition by sacking
Elms, 71-57, Friday in a scoring
donnybrook at Elma, and com-
ing from behind to shade Monte-
san(), 34-30, at Shelton Saturday.
NEIL CLOSE SCORED eleven
points in the first half and 17 for
the game, Jerry Bloomfield eight
in the second quarter, seven in
the third quarter and 17 for the
game, Bill Fitchett eight in the
first quarter and seven in the
fourth with 15 for the game in
the wide-open tally-binge at Elms.
By quarters the Little Climbers
margins were 22-17, 43-32, and
54-43.
and, 5, all Skokomish; and Don
Rock, 7, Dosewallips, took single-
tons during the week, while Al
err hit the Skokomiuh on separ-
ate trips for 9-3 and 7 pounders.
OWLS TUMBLE
LOGGERS,
MATLOCK--Don
more than the Mary
Owls could handle in
gym Friday night, so
ing Wishkah Loggers
a 53-29 Tri-County
ball victory.
Entus tallied 22
the figure totalled by
er, the Owls' top
Wishkah girls also
with booty, a 36-10
the Matlock girls.
WISHKAH 53
Ancich 6 f
Scoby 2 f
Entus 22 c
Bosz 2 g
Parker 18 g
Subs: Wishkah--Allel
enbaugh, Ridgeway,
Matlock--C. Walker
DANCE
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PSL
Blazers Play Only Home Night
Game Friday; Jaguars Rival
Olimbers Bound For
Raymond Friday; Lose
To Nodh Kitsap 68-34
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOLrRNAL- Published in "Ohristmastown, U.8.A.," Shelton,
GOLF CLUB CALENDAR I LittleGlimbers Noloh
4lh in Row with Wins
JUNIOR HIGH LEAGUE
W L
Jefferson ........................... 3 1
Miller . ................................. 4 2
Hoquiam ................................. 3 2
Hopkins ................................ 2 2
Washington ........................ 2 3
Centralia ............................. 2 3
Shelton ................................. 1 4
Last Week
Hoquiam 34, Shelton 26
Millet" 38, Hopkins 27
Centralla 23. Jefferson 20
Thi Friday
,Iefferson at Shelton (niglt)
Hoquiam at VVashington
Centralia at Hopkins
Now that Jefferson junior high
of Olympia has tasted defeat, the
Shel[on Blazers hold hopes of
keeping the skids greased under
the Jaguars this Friday night
when they visit the Shelton gym
for the only home night game at
which Shelton fans will get an
opportunity to watch the Blazers
in action this year.
TIlE BLAZERS are lloping for
a full house, toe. in order to bols-
ter their always-strained athlet-
ic fund and will give fans a triple-
header for their money. Blazer
/*The
well that
I made
t wish
J
come true
In the 1890's a wish
came true at the little
town of Tumwater, near
Olympia, Washhlgton.
Here, flowing cool and
clear from deep artesian
wells, water of an
extraordinary character
was discovered. This
was war equal to those
used in brewing the
famous beers of Bavaria
... water which, in the
years ahead, was to be
responsible for th
popularity of light
Olympia Beer. It
nmin$ as tree in this
century as the last:
the more perfect the
brewing water, €he more
per[set the brewing
result. Olympia's
famous water is
naturally per[cot tot
brewing just u it flowl
from the earth...
cresting a br of
refreshingly different
good taste. -,
the one-!
priceless
ingredient'
b
OLYMPPA gREW'ING €O.
Olymo|a, Wo U, $.
..... III II nil ......
7th graders wilt open the eve-
ning's fare at 6:30 against the
Kamilche Cougars, the Blazer 8th
graders tackle the crack Hood
Canal Consolidated 8th graders,
undefeated so far. at 7:15. and the
main event will send the Blazer
varsity against Jefferson at 8:00
o'clock.
Conch Walt Clayton's,. Blazers
seemed headed for an upset tri-
uraph at Hoquiam last Thursday,
leading untthe final four min-
ut.es. Then big Curt Hagen dumped
in four successive basket.s and Ho-
qmam was off to a 34-26 triumph.
The Blazers led at 8-6 and 14-11
in the first two quarte,'s and it
was knotted at 20-20 at the final
pause.
BILl, DENNIS turned in his top
performance of the season with
1.2 points .Dlt age took game
honors at 16.
The Blazer 8th graders dropped
a 27-19 decision to their Hoquiam
hosts and the Blazer 7th graders
were short-enders on a 29-11
count. The lineups:
HOQUIAM 84 SHELTON 26
Kosnoski 2 f Rose 2
Mandich 4 f Gustafson 3
Hagen 16 c Peterson
Leach 7 g Dennis 12
Wayman 2 g Carlson 5
Subs: Hoquiam ..... Anderson 2,
Wilson 2, Forrest. Shelton -- Wat-
ters 4, Kazinsky.
8TH GRADERS
IIOQUIAM 2"/ SHELTON 19
Robbins 2 f Bliner 7
Drake 3 f Todd 6
Rhebeck 2 c Anderson
Jones 9 g Waters 2
klexander g Sloan 4
Subs: Hoquiam -- Parker 4,
Sampson 3, Howard 2, Sallow 2,
Robertson. Shelton .... Paulsrude
Donahue, Orr, Rodgers, Combs.
FRATERNAL LEAGUE
W
Lions Club ......................... i0 2
Kivanis Club ...................... 9 3
Shelton Hardware ............ 6 6
Active Club ...................... 5 7
Cascade-Olympic .............. 5 7
Fuller Construction .......... 5 7
McCleary ............................ 5 7
Moose Lodge ...................... 3 9
High game-.- Jess Phillips 216
High total..-Jess Phillips 589
LAWTON
LUHBER
COMPANY
CENTRAL LEAGUE
W L pf pa
Elma ...................... 6 0 333 255
Chehalis ................. 5 1 381 300
North Thurston .... 4 2 333 299
SIIEI,TON ............... 3 3 296 318
Raymond .................. 2 4 340 344
Montesano ............... 1 5 258 309
St. Martin's ........... 0 6 245 352
This Friday
Shelton at Raymond
Monte at North Thurston
Ehna at Chehalis
La,t Tuesday
Chehalis 54. North Thurston 48
Ehna 66, Raymond 55
Monte 59. St. Martin's 42
Last Saturlay
Shelton 45, Montesano 44
Ehna 53, St. Martin's 32
Last Friday
Ehna 58. Shelton 45
Chehalis 71, St. Martin's 33
North Thurston 58, Raymond 52
Needing a greatly improved pre-
formance over their showing at
Poulsbo Tuesday, the Highclimbers
trek to Raymond this Friday to
meet the Seagulls for the last time
as Central League foes.
Shelton will have to play a far
superior brand of ball than they
did in their 68-34 hen-conference
defeat at the hands of highly-
rated North Kitsap before they
can expect to set the Gulls down
for the second time this season.
It took an overtime to do it in
Shelton gym three weeks ago.
Dick Lord's foul shooting was
the lone bright spot in the shel-
lacking at Poulsbo. He hit seven-
for-seven in an eleven-point pro-
duction.
Thriller of the night was the B
team prelim, in which the Little
Climbers lost a 57-53 overtime
verdict after leading all the way
until the final moments of the
fourth period. The quarterly
counts were 17-12, 28-23, 39-33,
and 51-51.
The lineups:
NORTH KIT 68 SIIELTON 84
Bird 6 f Temple 6
Maddocks 9 f Somers 4
Howerton 20 c Myers
Anderson 13 g Manke 4
Bland 9 g Lord 11
Subs: N. K.--Milton 5, Schroe-
der 4, Waali. Shelton--Halbert 5,
Livermore 2, Miller 2. Guthrie.
Score. by Quarters
Shelton ......... 5 5 15 9--34
N. K ............... 14 18 19 17---68
B
NORTti KIT 57 SHELTON 53
Mauser 22 f Sharpes 11
Lindvig 2 f Bill Fitchett 10
Paulson 12 c Close 12
Williams 12 g Bob Fitchett 10
Lambert 8 ff Bloomfield 6
Subs: N. K.--Uusitalo 1. Shel-
ton-- Buzzard 4.
Score by Quarters
Shell.on .... 17 11 11 12 2..--53
N. K ......... 12 11 10 18 6---57
Arian Ghapman One of
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1959 varsity wstling team at
Washington" State College.
The former Shelton athlete will
be competing at 137 pounds for
th(. Cougars this wintei'.
Hoquiam 34, Shelton 26
Centralia 23, Jefferson 20
Miller,,' 38, Hopkins 27
West Brem 33, East Brem 24
Bainbridge 26, Central Kit 22
North Kit 51, South Kit 22
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THE OLD AND THE NEW--Frank Travis, retiring president,
and Bill Batstone, newly elected president, discuss Shelton-Bay-
shore Golf Club affairs after Monday night's annual membershi
meeting at the clubhouse at Bayshore. (Journal photo, Ziegler
print.)
BATSTONE NEW PRESIDENT
Bill Batstone, Rocky Hembroff
and Bill Francis hold the three
top offices--president, vice-presi-
dent, and secretary-treasurer---in
the Shelton-Bayshore Golf Club
after their election by the mem-
bership Monday night.
Retiring president Frank Travis
Jr. and Tony Nelson were elected
to two-year terms on the board of
trustees.
After hearing reports from
greens chairman Jack Kimbel,
tournament chairman Clint Will-
our, house chairman Clyde Fager-
gren (given by Neff Brander),
membership chairman Pete Zopo-
lis (by written report in absen-
tiaL men's division president Bea-
nie Daniels and women's division
president Ann Reichman, pro-man-
$ •
ager Alphie Kneeland and treas-
urer Ed Begley, retiring president
Travis concuded that the club had
achieved 60 per cent of its project
calendar for 1958.
Total assets and liabilities of the
club on the treasurer's balance
sheet for 1958 showed $46,923.28
as the organization's fiscal worth.
Of the assets $43,450.55 was listed
as depreciated real estate while
the principal liabilities were noted
as $22,064.70 in contracts and
notes payable.
The club membership as of Jan-
uary 1 this year was reported to
be 202 active and inactive com-
pared to 198 a year earlier with
82 of that number inactive as com-
pared to 69 a year ago for a total
active membership of 120 now as
against 129 a year ago.
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00ASO. cou.,Y
FAIR STEELIIEAI) WEEK
Several sizeable fisi saved the
past week from mediocrisy for
Mason County steelhead anglers.
Honors for the week go to a
fishermwoman, Beth Brown, who
battled a 16-lb. 9-on. giant from
the Chehalis Jan. 14 while the
best husband Ray could do was
a pan-size 6-pounder.
Dick Angle had the big one in
a hHfch of t'¢mr rmming to 15-.t
which he and Bm:k Armstrong
claimed from the Satsop Friday.
Roger Bogden hit the Goldsbof
ough twic, on the 17th and 19th
for a 12%-pounder among three
t ekes.
Karl Schwarck, Armstrong and
Bob Keir each had llU-pounders
during the week, Karl's from the
Satsop Tuesday, Bob's from the
Skokomish Saturday, Buck's from
the Duckabush Thursday. BoWs
was one of three he and Don H.ush
took on the trip, Buck's one of
five he and Fred Holm beached.
Bill Valley s 14-3 from the Dose-
wallips Sur;day was tbird best of
the week and" close behind came
Grant Yocum's 13 from the Sko-
komtsh the samc day. Yocum also
had a 6-pounder.
Bill Jaekstadt limited in the
Skokomish yesterday with %6 his
largest, Grant Fiscus and his
brother took three to 8 lbs. from
the Duckabush Saturday, and dou-
ble successes were scored by Frank
McCaslin Thursday and Corky
Dickinson Sunday, both to 7 lbs.
and both from the Duckabush.
Wayne Stenberg to 7 lbs. from the
Skokomish Tuesday, and Blondie
Petersen to 9 lbs. from the Hump-
tulips Tuesday.
Floyd Wetters. 7-9. Duckabush;
Floyd Perkins, 5. Archie Young,
5. Dan Cormier, 6 !:, and Ode Dur-
JEAN RAU BAGS 612
IN HOUSEWIVES LOOP
IIOUSEWIVES LEAGUE
W L
Evergreen Texaco ........ 11 1
Shelton Union Service . 8 4
BuccJtl's Garage ........ 5/. 6b,"
101 Park In .................... 5 7
Jim Pauley Inc ............. 4V, 7U.,
Byrne & Batstone ........ 2 I0
High game--Jean Ran 227
High series--Jean Rau 612
Jean Rau set a new pinnacle of
individual performance in the
Housewives bowling league when
she rolled a 612 series Tuesday
afternoon. Her feat sparked Ever-
green Texaco to a shutout victory
over Byrne & Bat.stone {Nell
Byrne 444).
Jean had games of 227, 202 and
183.
SIMPSON "WOMEN'S LEAGUE
Insulating Board ............... 4 0
Lumber . ............................... 4 0
Loggers ............................... 3 1
Purehasin .......................... 3 1
Engineering ..................... 1 3
Olympic Plvood ............... l 3
Accounting ......................... 0 4
Research ........................ 0 4
High game- Lil Dale 220
}tigl total Phyl Ziegler 585
MlXb'l) 1,O [TRSOME
I)eerslavers ...... : ........ 52 2'i
Rusty )uck ................... 46 30
Vho Knows .................... 45 31
Timher DIIcks ........... 43 33
Board Busters ............ 39 ..,. $6 '
I'in Busters ................. 32 4.i
Odd Balz ............... 2(i 50
Wee-Uns ........... 20% 55':
lligil Scores
Men's game ..... George Howard
225
Men's total.-Charlie Savage 583
W men s game--Ada'r Neau ,2 ,
Women's total -- Phyl Zleglcr
567
Over Eagles, Bulldogs
MONTESANO LED at the first
and third quarter pauses Saturday
night, 10-7 and 27-24, while Shel-
ton enjoyed the half time (15-14)
and the final bulges. Dave Sharpes
dunked in a rebound to send Shel-
ton ahead at' 28-27 at 5:45 of the
*B Team Stanangs last period and the Little Climb-
W L pf pa ers never trailed again
:'*Raymond .............. 4 O 179 144 SHELTON 71 EI.,MA 57
North Thurston .... 4 1 219 169 Shat20es 7 f Henry 4
SHELTON .............. 4 2 264 254 Bloomfield 17 f Murphy 8
Elmer ...................... 3 2 232 231 Close 17 c Hay 15
*St. Martin's ........ 1 3 208 236 Bill Fitchett 15 g Easton 12
Chehalis .................. 1 4 218 240 Bob Fitchett 11 g Roderick 2
Montesano ............. 0 5 166 212 Subs: Shelton----Paulsrude 2, err
La.t Week 2, Van Blaricom, Schneider. Elma
Shelton 71, Elms 57 ...... "Walker 4, Graves 4, Brecuty 4,
Shelton 34, Monte 30 Berry 2, Shelky, Frederickson.
Raymond 48, Chehalis 41
Raymond 47, N. Thurston 38 SHELTON 34 IIONTE 30
St. Martin's 59, Chehalis 46 Sharpes 11 f Frizzell 7
Elms 64, St. Martin's 54 Bill Fitchett 5 f Whiting 11
*Game result unreported--stand- Close 5 c Smith 4
ings do not include last Tuesday's Bob Fitchett 5 g Hammock 2
Bloomfield 8 g Beaulieu 5
games. Subs: Shelton--none. Monte--
Coach Harold Wi!s0n's Little Fry 2, Phillips.
Climbers ran their victory skein
to four in a row in Central League
B team competition by sacking
Elms, 71-57, Friday in a scoring
donnybrook at Elma, and com-
ing from behind to shade Monte-
san(), 34-30, at Shelton Saturday.
NEIL CLOSE SCORED eleven
points in the first half and 17 for
the game, Jerry Bloomfield eight
in the second quarter, seven in
the third quarter and 17 for the
game, Bill Fitchett eight in the
first quarter and seven in the
fourth with 15 for the game in
the wide-open tally-binge at Elms.
By quarters the Little Climbers
margins were 22-17, 43-32, and
54-43.
and, 5, all Skokomish; and Don
Rock, 7, Dosewallips, took single-
tons during the week, while Al
err hit the Skokomiuh on separ-
ate trips for 9-3 and 7 pounders.
OWLS TUMBLE
LOGGERS,
MATLOCK--Don
more than the Mary
Owls could handle in
gym Friday night, so
ing Wishkah Loggers
a 53-29 Tri-County
ball victory.
Entus tallied 22
the figure totalled by
er, the Owls' top
Wishkah girls also
with booty, a 36-10
the Matlock girls.
WISHKAH 53
Ancich 6 f
Scoby 2 f
Entus 22 c
Bosz 2 g
Parker 18 g
Subs: Wishkah--Allel
enbaugh, Ridgeway,
Matlock--C. Walker
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