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By CHARLES GAY
Although Jeff Smith of
Chehalis made 38 points against
the Highclimbers Tuesday night
on his home court, Shelton beat
the Bearcats 70-62 to even its
season and league records.
Smith had 26 points in the
second half. His Bearcats were
behind the length of the contest.
Shelton took a 19-12 first quarter
lead and the hosts cut that lead to
28-24 by the half.
The Climbers pulled away in
the third period when they
outscored Chehalis 20-16 to take
a 48-40 lead at the end of that
quarter. In a free-scoring fourth
quarter, both teams made 22
points as Shelton held onto its
eight-point advantage.
Senior guard Kevin Dorcy,
who got the Climbers off to their
fast start, made eight of his total
of 1 7 in the initial quarter.
Shelton had balanced scoring all
around. Center Bruce Cole led the
Climbers with 21 points. Eight of
those came in the fourth quarter
when the visitors were holding off
Chehalis' comeback efforts. Bill
Bacon contributed ten points in
the second half, and he ended the
night with 11 points. Rich Walker
had ten and Rocky Nutt nine.
The only other Shelton scorers
was Larry Dill with two.
Head Coach of the Climbers.
Terry Gregg, said that the all-around good
Climbers felt good about getting d efensivel,, anl
the win on Chehalis' court andscoreboard. D ,
that they are looking forward to and was eft, .re
meeting some of the tougher B earcats' full
teams like Centralia, Olympia and dribbling out of
Chehalis, athome next time and passingoff.
around. Shelton is now
He said Rocky Nutt and the season and hold
Kevin Dorcy had outstanding record. The
performances. Nutt, who has been Centralia's Tigers in
improving each ~ame. had an Friday nightat 8:00
uln
SHELTON'S BRUCE COLE puts up a shot over the
outstretched arm of an Aberdeen Bobcat in this action from
the second half of Friday, evening's game. Cole led Climber
scorers with 16 points.
Beating Elma 41-27, Shelton's
Blazer grapplers won their second
match of the year last Wednesday
night in Shelton Gym.
The Blazers won nine of 16
individual matches, registering
seven pins and two decisions.
Shelton had to come back to win
the match. They still trailed after
the ninth match, but a win at 134
gained decisions for the Blazers.
The win set Shelton's
win-loss-tie mark at 2-1-1 for the
season. The results of the varsity
match follow:
77-Mike Stump(E) dec. Paul
Kamin, 11-10.
86-Andy Watts (E) dec. Dave
Cox, 5-1.
94-Mike Smith (E) pinned
l l9-Jack Frost (S) pinned
Dale Bouchard, first round.
124-Don Zepp (E) pinned
Vernon Waldberger, first round.
129-Howard Jones (S) pinned
Chris Lewellyn, second round.
134-Tim Allen (S) dec. Jeff
Krause, 4-0.
139-Steve Fox (S) pinned Bill
Pettit, first round.
By CHARLES GAY
Bruce Cole, Shelton's center,
led a third-quarter charge that
enabled the Highclimbers to come
from behind and defeat
Tumwater 56-51 Saturday night
on the T-Birds' floor.
Shelton fell behind early in
the contest and was at an 18-9
disadvantage at the end of the
initial period. No Climber had
more than two points. Shelton
was still down by nine at the half,
26-17.
Then Cole outscored the
entire T-Bird team in the third
quarter. The Climbers took the
lead by the end of that period by
40-37. They scored 23 points in
the third frame to Tumwater's 11.
Cole had 12 of Shelton's points
on six buckets. Kevin Dorcy
added four and Rocky Nutt
helped with three to put the
Climbers past the T-Birds.
Cole ended up the game's high
scorer with 22 points, edging out
the T-Birds' Bill Yandle who had
20. Yandle had eight of
Tumwater's 11 in the third
quarter. '
Shelton outscored the hosts
16-14 in the last quarter to insure
the victory. Had the Climbers
made a better free throw
percentage, they could have been
more comfortable in the game.
They made just ten of 24 from
the charity line for a cold 42 per
cent. The .T-Birds made 17 of 25.
The Climbers' record was
boosted by the win. They lost
two in a row before meeting
Tumwater, but the win set them
at 5-6
Shelton's scorers in the game
were Cole 22, Dorcy 11, Mike Bac
10, Bill Bacon 7, and Nutt 6.
Aberdeen's Bobcats sent the
Highclimbers down in defeat
Friday night in Shelton gym,
67-54, for the Climbers' fourth
league loss of the season.
The visitors displayed a
balanced attack and an adequate
defense. They took an early 19-14
first period lead and never trailed
after the initial quarter.
Four seniors kept Shelton in
the game in the first quarter.
Center Bruce Cole had six points,
Kevin Dorcy and Mike Bac had
three and Rocky Nutt made two.
For Aberdeen, it was their
ability to draw fouls and convert
on the free throws. The Bobcats
made nine of 12 first period free
throws and got into a bonus
situation because of numerous
Shelton fouls.
The second quarter was the
only time the Climbers outscored
Aberdeen. They made 16 points
to the visitors' 12 to pull within
one at the half, 31-30. Nutt led
the charge with five points and
junior Neal White added four.
The Bobcats pulled away fast
in the third quarter. It was 49-39
at that period's end, after
Aberdeen outscored Shelton 18-9.
Bac had four points for the
Climbers.
Aberdeen's lead increased by
the end of the contest. Cole had
seven more for the hosts, but
Aberdeen kept hitting the foul
shots and stayed on top.
Bad foul shooting was part of
the reason for Shelton's loss.
They made only 10 of 22 from
the line.
Climber scoring went as
follows: Cole 16, Bac 10, Nutt 9,
Dorcy 7, Rich Walker 6, White 4,
Jeff Okano 2.
Shelton's record stood at 4-6
after the loss.
Ins
In
Tourney
This week's victory by the
Washington Corrections Center
assures its place in the second
annual Shelton Invitational
Basketball Tourney to be held
February 4,5 and 6.
In addition to WCC, Shelton
will be represented by Jess Mobil
and Gott Oil. The invited teams
include last year's winner, Auburn
Buick, and the top two teams
from the Olympia and Bremerton
leagues.
WCC beat Bob's Tavern in
City League play on Thursday
night to nab its spot in the
Invitational. The victors jumped
to a quick 22-11 lead by
overpowering Bob's, led 42-25 at
tl~e half and went on to "win
87'-56.
The winners had balanced
scoring. Walt Turner led WCC
with 13 points and was followed
by Craig Moeller who had 12.
Livona Smith and Bill Rhodes
added 11 apiece and Randy
Risley and James Bash made ten
points each. Terry Cotton had
eight, Harold Givens six, Hugh
Monnahan four and Robert
Coleman two.
Dick Adams of the losers was
the game's high scorer. He
bucketed 21 and was followed by
Tom McKay and Ed Crawford
with eight each. Ron Jonker,
Nelson Anderson and Steve Katrel
made four each and Dave Rogers,
Butch Boman and Don SheUgren
had two apiece.
On Wednesday, January 20,
Jess dumped Gott in a close game,
70-67 in Lincoln Gym. Mark
Schmidt led his Jess team with 23
points. Ron Landis had 14 more,
Lynn Spilseth and Bob Walker
made 11 each, Jan Donaldson had
nine and Robertson two.
For the losers, Andrews tied
for the game high with 23 points.
Clary made 14, Willis 11, Corey
six, Coleman four and Young
two.
Jess held a six point lead in
the game at the end of the first
quarter, 18-12. Gott cut it to five
by the half, 34-29. Jess pulled
away again at 55-49 by the third
quarter's end, and a comeback
attempt by Gott fell short.
pounds gave them a lead they
never lost.
Paul Thornock, Jack Frost,
Howard Jones, Steve Fox, Lyle
Oling, Scott Remsberg and Gino
Ream all had pins for the victors.
Scott Campbell and Tim Allen
Brooks Farrell, first round.
104-Paul Thornock (S) pinned
Darrell Carter, third round.
109-Scott Campbell (S) dec.
Randy Rakevich, 2-0.
l l4-Steve Everson (E) dec.
Mark Way, 8-4.
ABERDEEN'S CENTER is in the process of swi
by Rocky Nutt in mid air. Shelton lost on their
Friday night.
each added 13 to Hood Canal's
score. Evan Tozier made six, Dave •
Bolender five, Mark Knox four
and Tom Womer two.
Five of the seven scorers for
the Trojans shot 50 per cent or
better from the field, led by
Womer who hit one of one and
Molinero who shot 75 per cent
with more attempts.
Hood Canal took an early lead
and refused to give it up. The first
uarter score was 17-9 in favor of
the Trojans. They led 31-20 at the
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HOUSEWIVES GRANGE
W " ": ' '
o.mep s HI Game: Bett~ ~an ':Men s Hi'Game: Tom Olson 208
Women's Hi Series: Betty Dean Women's Hi Game: Nellie
549.
Standings: Deans Gun Shop
16-4; W.S.P. Academy 11-9; The
Old Mill 11-9; Springwater Tavern
9-11; Witcraft Trucking 9-11;
B&R Oil 8-12; Hood Canal Marma
8-12; Manke & Sons 8-12.
Springwater Tavern 2, Lois
Beckman 486; Manke & Sons 2,
Verna Kolowinski 417; B&R Oil
1, Evalyn Nelson 429; W.S.P.
Academy 3, Jean Russell 405;
Deans Gun Shop 3, Betty Dean
549; The Old Mill 1, Corky Dorn
476; Witcraft Trucking 1, Marge
Witcraft & Mary Lou Wicken 451;
Hood Canal Marina 3, Bea Brandt
448.
LADLES THURSDAY TRIO
Women's Hi Game: Bonnie
Benedict 187
Women's Hi Series: Bonnie
Benedict 509.
Standings: Hardly Able Logg.
Winners of 1st half.
Hardly Able Logg. 47-17;
Clary Trucking 38-26; Golden
Pheasant 36-28; Arnold & Smith
Ins. 35-29; Bells Food Center
35-29; Nye Company 34-30; The
Hut 30-34; Rolands Shell 26-38;
8. Fuller Custom Builder 24-40;
D. Makoviney Const. 15-49.
Rolands Shell 3-1. Darlene
Cuzick 464; The Hut 1-3; Betty
LaMont 412; B. Fuller Custom
Builder 0-4, Lucille Farmwald
412; Bells Food Center 4-0,
bonnie Bened ct 508; Hard y
Able Logg 4-0 Marj Holden 452;
Arnold & "Smith Ins 0-4, M ie
Nuel.son 429; Nye Company 4-0
ste Von Osten 465; Golden
Pheasant 0-4, Frankie Barnes 414;
D.. Makoviney Const 0-4, Darcy
MaSt 405; Clary Trucking 4-0,
Louise Clary 481.
FRATERNAL
Men's Hi Gar~e: Jerry Mallory &
Larry trey 216
___ ~--~ Men's Hi Series: Jerry Mallory
144-Rick Rakevich (E) dec. illl, wlu 588.
Standinqs. Kiwanis 12-0;
KimStacy, 6-2. Lions Club-l"1-1; Rotary 8-4;
153-Lyle Oling (S) pinned By PAUL ROGERSON Shelton in a double dual meet- on western7.5; NimrodAUt°7.5;8"4;BuliFUllerMooseC°nst'7.5;
Dave Reed, first round.
162-Scott Remsberg (S) Shelton's poolmen lost three Friday. The Rams stopped theEMaogloe, s 4-8; Moose Antlers 4-8;
pinned AI Ward, first round,tough meets last week, dropping Climbers 65-29 while Timberline .M. ~se Heads 2-10. Shelton
1 7 l-Richard Bickell (E) league encounters with Olympia, amassed 44 points to Shelton s Harawarel.ll. 1-11; American Legion
pinnedArnoldWarnes,second North Thurston, and Timberline. 33. Rotary 3, Laurel Nelson 487;
round. The Highclimbers record now Highclimbers only overallWestern Auto 1, Phil Adams 537;
Whip Eagles 4, LC .......
Winlock ~o, ~,oo Ream (S)pinned stands at one win, seven losses, winner was the 200 yard medley Heaas' ' U,-''LemanHan, ....... oUb;Moose
Jeff Pickering, first round. We dnesday the mermen relay team of Rich Yates, Darrell .... ~ warnes ,,au;
14,1wanls 4, Larr .........
' ' "'oose 0 " X trey D/b; I:JUll
Shelton s jayvees walked away traveled to the capital city to take Kimmerly, Jim Densley, and Dan w_~ .. ,_ ~oy West 542; Moose
on the tough Olympia Bears. The Deffinbaugh. Kim Nicklaus /~ntters. 3, Ernie Dahlman 544;
Mike Lindgren led Hood half and 47-28 in the third with their match, 40-2. None of
Canal's Trojans past Winlock last quarter. , the Blazers lost and Elmas only Bruins soaked the Climbers 66-29. grabbed a second and a third. Amertcan Legion 1 Jay
Umphenour 484; Lions Ciub 4
week, 64-36. Head Coach Bill Bryant s points came to a tie. Here are the Shelton's only first place Rogerson had two thirds as did Jerry Mallory 588. Shelton
Lindgren had 17 points, one troops are enjoying a winning results of those matches: , finishers were:senior Jim J!m Kimmerly. Chuck Wicken and Hardware 0, Dell "- "
- ~oetein 515;
Kimmerly, in the 50 yard JLm, D ensley captured fourths and Fuller. Const. 3, Jack Frost 527;
less tha, n the game's high by season at the Canal school. Pinard (S) pinned Boley, third
freestyle;
Mike
Nutt,
junior
diver;
MIKe
Nutt
Nimrod 1, Jerry Bloomf
Winlock s McGraw. Fred Miller IIIIII~IIIIIMUlIIIIIIIillUUlIlUlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIll round.
finished
fifth
overall.
ield
563.
and Tony Molinero of the Trojans Plines (S) tied Krehaver, 2-2. and the 400 yard freestyle relay, ~_-_--- = _ _______ ___.______ _______
Bowling News
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SIMPSON RECREATION
Women's Hi Game: Jackie
Eichhorn 188
Women's Hi Series: Mary Wicken
--Jackie Eichhorn 477.
Standings: Loggers 12-4;
Loaders 10-6; Shops 7-9; Railroad
3-13.
consisting of junior Dan
Deffinbaugh and sophomores Cal
Moran, Darrell Kimmerly, and
Bob Godwin. Kimmerly's time in
the 50 freestyle was the fastest in
league to date. Jim Rogerson and
Kim Nicklaus, both juniors, each
claimed a second and a third.
Other finishers for Shelton
were Chuck Wicken, junior, Rich
Yates, sophomore, and Jim
Densley a senior, all with third
places.
North Thurston and
Timberline both swamped
For • • •
Table Tops, Mirrors, Aluminum Sash,
Shower and Tub Doors,
Storm Doors and Window Glass
See.. Replacements of all kinds
710 Cedar Leroy Dale 426-1152
Call for Free Estimates
Loggers 1 Mary Wicken
Jack eEichhorn 477; Railroad 3,
Virginia Dickinson 431; Shops 2,
Sharon Hutsingh 463; Loaders 2,
Gladys Adair 433.
Myer (S) dec. McMillan, 9-0.
Snellgrove (S) pinned Whiting,
third round.
Schmidt (S) pinned Mason,
first round.
Jackson (S) pinned Jones,
second round.
Whitmore (S) pinned Noble,
first round.
Hogge (S) won by forfeit.
Thomas (S) pinned Moore,
first round.
Anderson (S) dec. Warren,
7-3.
; ge 10 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, January 28, 1971
Rossmaier 175
Women's Hi Series: Nellie
Rossmaier 451.
Standings: Shelton Valley 8-0;
Pomona 6-2; Agate 4-4; Harstine
3-5; Southside 2-6; Matlock 1-7.
Matlock 0, Ralph Simpson
474; Shelton Valley 4, Tom Olson
522; Southside 0, Carl Emsley
393; Agate 4, Lyle Auseth 499;
Pomona 3, Lad Simpson 509;
Harstine 1, Glenn Yates 406.
Gary Nicloy
Bayshore Club
Names Officers
Bayshore G01f Club's board
members have been elected for
the 1971 season.
Gary Nicloy was named
president, Darrell Denniston vice
president and Jim McComb
treasurer. Board members include
secretary Hazel Durand, Pete
Peterson, Ron Sanford and Guy
Beckwith.
MERCHANTS
Men's Hi Garfil
Men's Hi Series;i, J~
548.
Standing: White's
5-3; Certified 5-3;
5-3~ Thriftway 5-3;
Boon's 4-4; B.
Renecker's 1-7;
Prepp's 1, B.
Whites 3, C.
M.C. 2, D. Wilson 51~
2, G. White 508;B.
Warren 477; T.C.F.
548; Certified 4, W
Reneckers 0, C.
.Trail Blazers 0 C.
420; Boons 4, T.
SIMPSON MEN'S
Men's Hi Game
Men's Hi Series: Aub
556.
Standings:
8-4; Loaders 7-5;
Railroad 6-6; Sho
Mill 3 3-9.
Railroad 3,
556; Shop 1, Roy
Boom 3, Norm
Chippers I, Leroy
Mill 4 2, Troy
Lee Chapman 496;
Ray Phillips 501;
Churchill 479.
MEN'S CITY
Men's Hi Game:
225
Men's Hi Series:
(214-190-201)
Standings:
Service 8-4; Rainie
Time Service
5-7; Hidden Ha~
Shelton Trailblazers
3-9.
Hidden Ha
Blockberger 488;
Nault 579; 40&8 1
605; Shelton Trail
Simons 498; Rain
Wilson 583; Siml
Diggle 489; Jess's
Fredson 543; C&L
Whitney 540.
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