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I GLOBETROTTERS, FORT LEWIS IN
FR00KEN'S I CAGE EXHIBITION HERE I'UESDAY
FUEL KIDS
DOn't take chahs about uel.
Play it mart ¢kr yem'
fel oil today. You'll be sure of
mver getting caught with "cld
feet" due to laok of he.
STORA(E TAN
50 to '1 tllinl ll m
burn I nstallatiomL
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Basketball's eeebrated Harlem
Globet'otteVS, No. I Yearn of he
aport, aPe ooing to Bhelton gym
next Ikle$ty. t to exhibit
the dag$1ig lay and superb
comedy d4doeS aai, the Vort
Lewis WaVrior's. This game Will
start t 8 oklock and is part of
aa affreUc enter t.t program
proby ever eqated in Slel-
ton before.
a Y/dition to the {]obetrotter-
Warrior exhibttol lel, three
otllr. Itpora feaav We for at-
tenhkm ¢ tke Tuesgay night bill.
k seven o'Clock, opening fes-
ti,ts ,a, City rleage laasketball
game between Belfair and the
Patariunl Cleaners will be played.
IM$bWEEN FIkLVES of the
nn event a table tennis ex-
hibition will be staged by two
strong contenders for the. pro-
,feasinl table tennis title of the
world, Syd Cohen of New York
}ty, md Ted Bourne of England,
Throng'hour the evening, when-
ever.,, he .g'ts a chance to 'horn
In, ,d Hamann, celebrated sports
comedian who tours with t h e
Globetrotters, wlll attempt to
tickle the palates of the custom-
ers with h{s antics.
All of which adds up to a Juicy
sports menu for those who turn
OUt Tuesday eves.trig.
TRI8 I$ he twenty-second an-
null edttton of the Wonder unit
that has mde sketball history.
It expected to take rank with
their best, and perhaps again ac-
claim as the greatest.
Owner-Coach A. M. Saperstein
Of Ohicago has again assembled an
aggregation blessed with the
many virtues that have made the
words Harlem Globetrotters a
household name symbolizing the
best in basketball.
In playing ability, star-studded
personnel, height, '.speed, dazzling
shooting, lightning passing and!
play-making, the team is endowed
tnor richly than ever.
The Harlem Gloltrottors' show-
ms.ship and fun-making procliv-
ities surpass their best of previous
years.
Shoppers know...
"It's a Case of Enjoymenf'
I
"THE FRESHFT
THING IN TOWN"
SITELON-MAON CUN " 3OURNAL
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TilE GREATEST record in
basketball and one Of the most
astonishing in all sports saw the
wonder Negro unit enter the 1948-
,19 campaign with a total of 3,038
victories as against only 230 de-
feats and one tie. for a scintillat-
ing percentage of a fraction under
.930.
Last year the original Harlem
Globetrotters won 152, lost only
five and climaxed their year by
sweeping through the Hawaii In-
vitational Tournament in Hono-
lulu as theey completed setting a
new season's attendance record for
basketball. More than 700,000
saw them in action, surpassing
their own high of 551,000 the pre-
vious year.
The Trotters likewise estab-
lished a one-game high when up-
wards of 20,000 jammed the mas-
sive Chicago Stadium to see them
down mighty .George Mikan and
the Minncal)olis Lakers, 61-59,
Feb. 191 194.8, in a game recog-
nized by all as for the unofficial
championship of the world.
Simpson Pinmen
Get Rough With
Those Old Sticks
SIMPSON MEN'S LEAGUE
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Research
Reed mn ]*7T?:::':177::: t ....
Office .............................. 4 2
Reed Mill 2 ........................ 3 3
Lumbermcn's Mere ........ 3 3
Olympic Plywood ........ 3 3
Engineers ........................ 2 4
Woodftber . ....................... 1 5
Hi series--Toad Sergeant 599.
HA game -Len Jones 235.
Simpson league bowlers thumped
Paul Berets' lins at n vicious pace
in their matches last week and
wound up with a new season's
single game team mark as well as
two other second half records on
the books.
LEN JOIE of Research pound-
ed off a 23,)'" game to tap the in-
dividual score-makers, the best
gme of the second ha, if so far,
as he led his team to a 2 to :1
victory over Olympic Plywood and
also into a three-team tie for first
place. Jones' big game, aided by
Tom Nicholson s 216 contribution,
produced a 1038 game for Re-
search which is the best of the
entire schedule to date,
The game of all games, however,
came as the Engineers slmded
the L. M. by five pins in their
opening scrap,. 10:19 to 1014. All
three of the L. M.'s ewarts, I
John, Jack and Bab, t ed 200,
John with .225, but EIb Peter-I
and Fred Snelgrovc, with 221
and 217 respectiwly, had too much {
handicap on their vide for the L.
NL so edged the decision. After
that it was an anti-climax, with
the Engineers clinching the matoh
in the second game,
TOAD SER@EANT'S 59, best
series of the night, paed Reed
Mill 2 to the odd game over the
Office after AI Petzold won the
opehcr for the Office with a 199
effort.
Woodflber failed to field a team
and forfeited to Reed Mill 1 in
the fourth match
Ask Your Grocer For
"The Freshest Thing In Town"
Tides-of the Week
Computed for Oakland Bay
(Hood Canal tides are one hour
and 55 mlnut earlier)
Commercial
Teams All Win By
Shutout Margins
Kimbel Motors .......... 35 13
Pantorium Cleaners .... 29 19
Gruert's Service ...... 27 21
Morgan-Eaerett Lbr ...27 21
Local 161 .................... 22 26
American Igegln ........ t9 29
Simpson Electricians 17 31
Olympic Plywood ....... 1 32
Hi series--Bill Dick:e 535.
HA game- -John Gavareski 204.
SHUTOUT N IGdlT in t.he Com,- i
mercial bowling league last week L
served to give the leading Klmbel
Motors quinte.t a sixth game to
its margin atop the circuit, Pan-
torium Cleaners pOsseSsion of see-
SHELTON TIDES
Thursday, January 27
High ........... 5:58 a,m, 15,0 ft.
Low .............. 12:18 p.m. 7,9 ft.
High ........... 4:28 p.m. 13,1 flL
Low .............. 11:55 p.m, -1.4 It,
Friday, ,Iammxy 28
High ............ 7:33 a.m. :15,2 .
Low .............. 12:52 p,m, 7,6 ft.
High ............ 5:]6 p.m. 13.0 ft.
Saturday, January °9
Low ............. 0:33 a.m, -1.2 ft
High ............ 8:03 a.m. 15.2 ft.
Low .............. 1:29 p.m. 7,1 ft.
High ............ 6:00 p,m. 12.9 ft.
Sunday, January 80
Low .............. 1:08 a.m. -0.8 ft,
High ........... 8:30 a.m. 15.2 ft.
I.w .............. 2:06 p,m. 6.6 ft,
High ............ 8:43 p.m. 12.7 ft.
Monday, January 31
Low ................ 1:44 a.m. -0.3 ft.
High ............ 8:55 a.m. 15.0 ft.
Low .............. 2:41 p.m. 5.9 ft.
High ........... 7:29 p.m. 12.5 ft.
Tuesday, February 1
Low .............. 2:17 a.m. 0.4 ft.
High ............ 9:19 a.m. 14.8 ft.
Low .............. 3:20 p,m. 5.2 ft.
High ............ 8:18 p,m. 12.3 ft.
Wednesday, Febrtmry 2
I.w ............. 2:50 a.m. 1.4 ft.
h 9:43 a.m. 14.6 f,
" .....'.'..(..,. 3:58 p.L ,5 ft.
High ............ 9:13 p.m, 8.9 ft.
MAHONEY
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Dotson Hikes Pin
Record to 648 As
Pastime Closes In
CITY lX)WLIN( IX]AGUE
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W.H,S. Elcctri(, ...... 30 18
Pnstime ................ 29 19
l]eckwith Jewelry 27 21
Simpson I x*a. ............ 23 25
I.,mnbcrmen's Mere,.. 23 25
Friskcn Oil ............... 21 27
Active Cluh ................... 21 27
Lake Cushmaa ............. 18 30
tti sc.ri(,s John l)otson 64S
Hi game .h)hn I)otsc)n 225
,JOHNNY DOTS(IN cuffed the
pins for a rec.ord 6tS series Fri-
day night, at the Shclton Recrea-
tion alleys, breaking the 622 which
his teammate, A1 F'errier. }lad S(,I.
several weeks before the new year'
end place, and the taflend Olympic
Plywood strong hope for higher
things in the weekm 'to come.
Paced by BuzZ. Plls, Bo
Newell and Leo PearCe l gam
No. 1, 2 and 3 i"eSpective]:y, .Kim-
bel Motors rolled tO its 3.'to 0
triumph over Local 16t. Panorl-
um collred the Impson Electric-
ians i,n a 10w-scoring opener hy
22 pis, then did a little better
be-
hind the scoring of Bill Beach
and Bob Kier in the last pair. I
OLYMPIC PLOD, cellar I
occupant ince virtually the open J
lng of the schedule, drew 'up with-
in a game of Seventh place 00ITA
hanging a 3 'tO '0 ddfeat on the, LE TEN ACES HALFTIME
American Legion, ' aS Bill Dickie
posted the nights best sert qs ATrRACTION WITH "rRERS
'535 plnS, abetted by omc XWhite
in one game. Clstent scOring
brought the veeermen the night
I
A hit with the western unit E service while attached to the
Of the great Harlem Globetrotters United States medical "corps.
best team tta, alo. • bakball team in the form of an Bourne represented Camp Amira-
eepiug the shutout tlme fit 'added attraction is the enter-,bad command headquarters in the
tact, Morgan-Eactett L u m b r
gained a :1e for third plae and,
knocked their victims 'out of Sec-
end place W!¢h a 3 to 0 verdict
'over OruneVt s CheVron Sece U
Ab Fisk, trank ler and Beanie
Daniels got th crucial pinS, even
'offsetting the 204 3ohn GaVai
rang up in the finale for the
night's best sinte 'game.
HOOD UANAL
SPORI?;MEN M
. Hood Canal Stotsmes Asocl
atlon is holdi]g I regular meet-
ing Thfirsday Igt at the Hoo.
port chool, and everyone is wel.
come, M. C, Stark, president, a-
nouneed.
raining table tennis duo of Ted Middle East table tennis cham-
B0urrm and Syd Cohen contenders] pionships at Teheran in May, 1943,
for the world's pro championship, and lost in the singles to Sat.
The paddle stars will be seen be- Jack Cherry, former international
tv,'een halves when the Globetrot-
%es play the Fort Lewis Warriors
iu an exhibition game in Shelton
gym ext Tuesday night.
• he idea of sending Bourne and
Cohen along to entertain t h e
crowds attending Globetrotter pre-
sentations was born out of the
great receptions accorded famed
table
tennis championship pair of
Doug Cartland and Harry Cook
Wth the, eastern uiit of the team
last year, and ,again this season.
Bourne, born in Birmingham,
England, received his American
citizenship in Ivan during war
champion, Bourne and Cherry
paired up to win the doubles
crown match watched by the Shah
and Queen of Iran.
Cohen is a youngster from New
York City who only recently
turned pro after winning a num-
ber of championships in the east.
During war service with the 130th
Engineers he won tim Far East
table teennis singles cAmmpionthip
in Calcutta. India, in 1944. He iv
considered a strong threat to fin-
ish high in tournaments in this
country and Europe m the near
future.
arrived, and at the'same time led
the Pastime to within a single
game of the city bowling league
lead.
In qnest of its third straight
league clampionship, the Pastime
bowled over Frisken Oil, 2 to 1,
as Dotson finished up with 225
and 223 games after a 198 opener
during w h i e h the defending
chamt)s lost a three-pin verdict.
MEANS/lilLE. th(' h, ading W.
H.S. Electric quintet saw its mar-
gin slip to a single game by drop-
ping the odd decision to the surg-
ing L.M. club. whi('h was led by
Roland Gustafson.
Third phtce Beckwith Jewelry
also dropped a bit, losing a 2 to
1 decision ¢o the Active Club.
with ,lack Bishop and Johnny
Stevenson doing the damage. Lake
Cushrnau took tt 2 to I fall out of
Simpson Log behind thc valiant
efforts of t-labe Cmr'lson.
KIMBEL
LOGGING
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Operated By
Experienced
FOR
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• BULLDOZING
• DITCHING
• BASEMENT
ING
• BULKHEADING
• PILEDRIVERS
For Land or Water
• DUMP TRUCKS
For Hire
For Sale
PHONE 601
• PILING AND LOG
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AItOWN BAFRY
(Our Own)
Loving Brothers
Ira, Duane, William
NASH BROTHERS
Walter Naah
Mlrritt Eelle
George Valley
Shelton Iundry
, And Cleaaei
Minoru Okano, Manger
Phone 25-J
Power Llne
Construction Co.
Jack Chleum, M|r.
Mt. View
WHITE SPOT
Jim Bleecker
24.HOUR SERVICE
Frank's Auto Repair
and Welding Nkop
Allyn
Frank Kowalozyk, Owner
General Automotive :Repair
Acetylene Weldihg
Harry's Auto Repair
2032 Hay St. (HIIIcelt)
FOR FINE FOG08
THE GROVE RESORT
Hoodsport
Complete Men's Apparel
And Shoes
MILLER'S
MEN'S SHOP
Vern Miller, Owner
Simpson Employees
Federal Credit Union
SAVINGS & LOANS
For Simpson Employees
Bill Pearson, Treas.-Mgr.
SH ELTON'S FRIENDLY
STATION
BILL MILLER'S
SERVICE
Richfield ProducL
Bill Miller, Owner
STOP-INN CAFE
Jack Wallace, Owner
Dewey Daniels
PACIFIC RADIO
CLINIC
Mt. View - Phone 842
THE
WATKINS DEALER
In South Maa County
Francis W. Lough
Box 782 -- Allyn
IBATS - RENTAtS - REPAIR
SMITH'S MARINE
Stm and Pat Smith
UN I01 PHONE 242
BOB ERVIN
MOTORS
10% Ex-Servlcemen
WOOD - MOVING
HEAVY HAULING
REA HOWRY
33 Sanderson Drive t
€Housing Project) Phone 615-J-
IF IT'S LUMBER
CALL OUR NUMBER
" 56
LAWTON LUMBER
420 South FirSt
P.ONE :1162
CITY CAB
Mel Robertson
CH EVRON PRrOO UCTS
DUANE'S SERVICE
Potlatch
MI - Hdlrw Pkl
FOR
VET'S DOIN'S
By Kurt Mann
World War I or other veterans
of war Mr peacetime service since
April 21, 1898, who have perman-
ent-total service-connected dis-
abilities due to a spinl cord in-
Jury or disease, may now quail-
for a federal grant through
tThe Veterans Administratipn to
acquire a home suitable for wheel-
chair living. The spinal injury or
disease must have resulted in par-
alysis of the legs and the lower
part of the body.
Eligible veterans will receive
federal grant of not morc than
50 per cent of the cost of the
home or maximum of 10 thou-
sand dollars with which to buy
or build a ew home, or to re-
model an existing home to meet
the special requirements.
The grant may also be used
to pay off the indebtedness of a
special home already acquired by
the veteran. Plans and specifica-
tions for suitable homes may be
had free of charge from the Veter-
ans dministration.
Applications or further informa-
tion may be obtained from the
nearest VA office or fram your
serViCe oftcer of the American
Legion and the Veterans of For-
eign Wars.
The date for the polio party to
be held by Hood Canal America
Legion Post No. 230 is Friday,
January 28 instead of the 23rd as
was reported last week.
RAY'S SERVICE
RICHFIELD PRODUCTS
USED CARS
Bill Jackson & Ray Buchmann
FIR DRUG STORE
Russ Hunter, Manager
FOr ,Heine DeflveHes Call 26
BOB KOLAR
Distributor of Kitsap
Daicy Products
Milk - Cream - Butter
OLYMPIC BREAD
Ed Burslie,
Driver-Salesman
UPHOLSTERING
LITERAL TRIM sHoP
Audra Literal
Phone 145
HOODSPORT
LUMBER CO.
Emil L. Lauber
t .....
"SPortsmen's Headquarters"
Dusty. Rhodes Resort
Starlight Room Available for
Private Parties and Banquets
Mr. and Mrs. Dusty Rhodes
Complete Automotive Repair
MT. VIEW
AUTO REPAIR
(Opposite Skating Rink)
Mt. View Phone 838
BANNER & BURNETT
SHELL SERVICE
1st &. Cota - Phone 940
FOR FINE CAKES
AND PASTRY
SHAFER'S BAKERY
Walt Sherr, Owner
"Our Aim Is to Serve You"
SERVICEMEN'S
MERCANTILE
407 South 1st
John Hunter, Manager
DWIGHT MORRIS
MEN'S WEAR
123 Railroad Ave. Phone 494
DEN'S SPORT
& CYCLE SHOP
(Formerly Sleyster's).
Don Woods, Owner
Groceries - Meats
UNION MARKET
Roy Watson, Owner
UNION 242
L. L. Mclneily
Logging Corfipany
Box 352 Phone 111-W
WEE PAUSE CAFE
ALLYN
Dick Valley, Prop.
FOR FUEL OIL
PHONE 326
Union Oil Products
Glenn Roessel
9
CLIFF WIVELLS
TEXACO SERVICE
• .100% Veterans
GORDON S MEATS
HOODSPORT
Gordon Bayes, Owner
EATON BODY
FENDER WOB
Automotive GlaSS li
and Painting' t" ]
,.;
Chevron .Serq
HillcresL - Phon
HILLTOP SER
Auto Repair- 8hell pl
Ed Johnson - Phone t
NE/kl[,'
SHOE REPA
320 South 1st
Neal Robinson,
EXPERT WATCH
' RAY'S
Liberal
Ray Vrahnos,
m PHOTOGRAPHY
P0RTR AIT -- COMMERCI AL-- €
Phone
Cottages - Lunch
Groe rle, s I
LILLIWAUP M,
Jack and Ji
BELFAIR
BELFAIR
Bill Landram,
BELFAIB GA
Gordon Squire, ,m0,
1000 Ft No Allyl!,
Road JunctlO 1)
CALL 697 F0$
Dick's City De
Dick Gardner, 0
Dirt - Gravel . ;,r
Bob Allen ,.
Phone 354
Hoodsport Met
Ce,
Chuck Winne ....
Farmers Insurance
Group
PHONE S54
Bill Pea€son, Distri0t A0eht
FLY WITH • . .
SIIELN)N AIR
SERVICE, INC.
Len Tffan¥, P'esRlent
Your Directory
Of Veterans
Doing Business
In Mason County
'S:E D S FOR
COMFORTAtJE LIVING
OLYMPIC
FRNI£URE
WaR Elltt, Owner
The Veterans' Corner
DON'S SPORT AND CYCLE
t
OBieyele Repairs OLawnmowers Sharpe
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HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSr
!
Street Phone 243
223 Cota ._
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