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GANG-BANGERS need apply, reminds Coach Barney Stewart, hold-
forth at left and then taking to the sparring ring with heavyweight
lrotege Shane Sullivan (facing) in the private Capitol Hill trainin
facility made available to the club by owner Howard Wilson. There ar g
/n-the-ring safeguards as well, adds Stewart, citing the likes of full
hand- and headgear at all times plus protective cups for the guys and
specially designed bras for the gals.
0000iable pugilist, proteges SOCK it to us
'You THINK it's only two minutes'
IlYSTEVE PATCH wrong kids, for av/hile. And it she says. "Cuz... I dunno. It just "And I always get picked on. SHANE'S ATTRACTION to
hits you when you're least
ng it - as subtle as the
gang-bangers sagging
slim-hipped rendition of
butt from just beyond
rUffled thunder.
that rhythmic pummel
can't compete with it any
ely than the sight of'
SCabbed-over gash on his brow
eting is the tiny, secretly
smile that keeps popping
face.
s, and Shelton 28-year-old
Stewart keeps on soften-
otherwise hard-chiseled
res with it, too - does so
as 16-year-old Melissa Wood
in his direction and an-
.s only half apologetically
it was itty-bitty her that
se...
* * * *
• lax, Mom and Dad. The
about as much cover-
as those sagging 501s.
is, see, the bearer - aka
Lrector of downtown Shel-
Save Our Coun-
(SOCK) program - has
nothing to hide when it
to the activities he directs
Weekday and Saturday
SOCK's open-gym hang-
:he Armory.
he encourages anyone
e down any ol' time and
e out.
tWhile they're there, Stew-
s, they might wanna have
See too at SOCK's latest
the stuff of our friend
Sa's aforementioned profile-
g antics and related fist-
wasn't very healthy, you know."
THEN HE RAN into our
friend Stewart - him and his
three-hour-a-night regimen in
the gym - and the rest is meta-
morphic history.
"When I came down here I
weighed 218," says Shane. He
grins. "Now it's hard to keep the
weight on.
"I have to eat like a pig..."
* * * *
What? A girl choosing to
take up this most "manly" of
sport?!
"I really like it," insists Melis-
sa, who's actually one of four
members of the so-called fairer
sex currently training under
Coach Stewart.
'TChen I got in the ring my first
time I was scared, but now I'm
used to it."
True, she says, the first time
you take a punch in the noggin
does hurt a bit and shakes you
up.
"But if you get hit, like, a
couple times you get used to it,"
don't hurt after that.
"I'm used to it now, cuz I get
hit pretty hard."
HER STRONG suit at this
early juncture in her ring career?
"Umm, I dunno. Probably my
punches," says Melissa. "Yeah,
they're pretty hard."
She proffers a halfway embar-
rassed laugh and points in Coach
'I have to
eat like
Stewart's direction.
"Broke his nose," she says,
blurting a laugh.
What?! Her big, tough, ex-
fighter coach?
Melissa pinks just a smidgen
and shrugs. "I guess," she says,
grinning anew. "I dunno - that's
what he says."
"Tough cookie," is she?
"Well, I dunno. My whole life
I've been a tomboy," says Melissa.
"My uncles always pick on
me..."
Smile still in place despite
sparring partner Shane's three-
minute attempt to knock it off
just moments before, Coach Stew-
art joins the discussion.
"I wouldn't say boxing-is a
violent sport - at all," he tells
you. "It's-"
"There's a lot o' sportsman-
ship," shoots in Shane.
"Very much," says Coach. "It's
very, very good in that respect."
What it is, too, adds the 1990
SHS grad - himself a fight veter-
an at about 165 pounds some
half-dozen years ago - is exhaust-
ing.
"Real tiring," he says. "I mean,
you fight for two minutes, three
rounds. And you think it's only
two minutes, but you're breathin'
heavy and your arms get heavy
and your body's tired..."
He grins. 'Tou work out three
hours a day and jog three to five
miles a day," he says, "- and you
can still be winded"
this tortuous sport?
"Well," says the club's resident
heavyweight, "I've wanted to be a
fighter since I've been about 15 ....
"And I just enjoy keepin' in
good shape."
Heroes in the fight game?
"I liked Tyson, of course - at
the time," says Shane. "I'm not
much of a fan of his now. And I
think the best fighter is either
Lennox Lewis or, in a different
weight class, Oscar de la Hoya."
What he admires most in a
fighter, says the Shelton native,
is something totally unrelated to
strength or guile.
"Heart," he says, without hesi-
tation.
AND WHAT'S the best feeling
he's ever had in the ring?
Shane brightens impishly and
points in the direction of his
coach.
"See that black eye?" he says,
barely resisting a grin. "That's it."
Coach Stewart's snappy come-
back? You hafta look quick: a
fleeting flash of that shyly en-
dearing little grin of his, none the
worse for the pummeling...
brand new boxing
* * * *
S Melissa, club-mate
ullivan is not itty-bitty.
about six-foot and
204 pounds, in fact, and
With downright conspicu-
of pudge.
though, like both Melis-
Stewart, is given to
and unaccountable bouts
- and understand-
too, to hear the '96 Shel-
School grad tell it.
real healthy," says the
e 20-year-old, not the least
:fully. "I work pretty
before, I couldn't push
at all."
ed, says Shane, growing
s anything but a jock. "I
of a troubled child," he
a trace of defensive-
at real bad, but I wasn't
activities - at all.
uhh..." He shrugs,
got mixed up with the
SWEAT-COMMINGLING FOR teamwise posterity in
turnout last week are Coach Stewart and his current
boxing-club proteges. In front from left are Tricia Nagel,
Brandon Hammers and Melissa Wood. Behind their
mustachioed mentor are Shane Sullivan, Luke Sleeper,
Kyle Ragsdale and Ben Hickson. Not pictured are club
members Jimmy Ragsdale, Margie Miller, Judy Miller,
Joe Weston and Jason Simpson.
Rec hoops:
Big guns
at the fore
By CHUCK ROBERTSON
Ignoring the old axiom that
says you win titles with defense,
the four highest-scoring teams in
the Shelton Parks & Rec men's
basketball league shot to the top
of both divisional races last week.
Unbeaten Mason County Gar-
bage toppled Olympic Motors/
Reller Logging 89-45, upping its
scoring average to a league-lead-
ing 81.8 points per game, while
current "B" Division runner-up
Olympic Herb Farm (5-2) bested
the Potlatch Pirates 89-69, as-
suming the number-two spot sta-
tistically at 81.6 ppg.
Sea West Mortgage/Colo's Cor-
ner (4-2) topped Soundview Chi-
ropractic/Lix Construction 94-68,
upping its ppg to 72.7, good for
third, while Skokomish (4-3)
checked in a half game back and
fourth in scoring at 71.4 ppg with
an 82-71 win over Little Creek
Casino.
MC GARBAGE rolled over
Olympic Motors/Relier, getting 36
points from Matt Bogh and 22
from brother Mike.
Olympic Herb nursed a four-
point lead aider one quarter be-
fore pulling away from Potlatch.
Jim Buck paced the winners with
28. Michael Johnston led the Pi-
rates with 13.
After an even-up first quarter,
Skokomish outscored Little Creek
28-15 in the second period and
weathered a second-half rally to
win by 11.
Clinton Coley and Marty Peter-
son paced Skok with 30 and 21,
while Little Creek was led by An-
thony Brown and Eric Burfiend
with 23 and 19.
Eric Ziegler filled it up for 30
to lead SW/Colo's past a short-
handed Soundview/Lix. Ty David-
son added 17 for the winners,
while Scott Hubble led Sound-
view/Lix' iron five with 18.
REVISED SCHEDULING of
league games, by the way, finds
the following:
Tonight it's Little Creek taking
on Soundview/Lix at 7:30 and
Skok dueling SW/Colo's at 8:30.
Next Tuesday finds MC Gar-
bage and Potlatch pitted at 7:30
and Little Creek and SW/Colo's at
8:30.
Next Thursday, February 11,
it's Skok vs. Soundview/Lix at
7:30 and Oly Motors/Relier vs.
Olympic Herb at 8:30.
February 16 finds MC Garbage
going against Skokomish at 7:30
and Soundview/Lix taking on
Olympic Herb at 8:30.
The respective games the next
night, February 17, pit SW/Colo's
and Potlatch and Little Creek
and Oly Motors/Relier.
February 18 it'll be MC Gar-
bage taking on Soundview/Lix in
the first game and Oly Motors/
Reller meeting SW/Colo's in the
second.
PLAYOFF GAMES commenc-
ing February 23 find the A Divi-
sion's third-place team taking
on the B Division's third-place
team at 7:30 and the A Division's
fourth-place team taking on the B
Division's fourth-place team at
8:30.
Two nights later, February 25,
the playoff concludes with the re-
spective division champs squar-
ing off at 7:30 and the divisional
runners-up going at it at 8:30.
Mason County Garbage 24 46 69 89
Olympic Motors/Relier 16 20 29 45
Mason County Garbage - Matt Bogh 36,
Mike Bogh 22, Josh Johnson 8, Les Smith
7, Chris Giraldes 6, Jason Hitsman 6, Pat
Rhodes 4.
FG -39; FT"- 10-15 (67%).
Olympic Motors/Relier Logging - Kent
Boldridge 14, LaShon Powell 11, David
Clark 6, Bernie Miller 6, Adam Krise 4, Bran-
don Felix 2, Mike Rowley 2.
FG- 18; FT-7-12 (58%).
Olympic Herb Farm 24 48 66 86
Potlatch Pirates 20 35 48 69
Olympic Herb Farm - Jim Buck 28, Ron
Ferrier 13, Scott Peek 10, Paul Feenan 10,
Wayne Farr 8, Mike Aries 7, Kurt Garrison 6.
Marcus Graves 4, John Hill.
FG - 34; F-I" - 13-21 (62%).
Potlatch Pirates - Michael Johnston 13,
Cheyese DePoe 12, Nell Lyons 12, Jere-
miah Johns 9, Xavier Brown 7, Ron Johnson
6, Jamie Marley 5, Robert Akin 5, Mark
Snyder.
FG - 27; FT - 6-11 (55%).
Skokomish 19 47 61 82
Little Creek Casino 20 35 52 71
Skokomish - Clinton Coley 30, Marly Pe-
terson 21, Rob Brehmeyer 12, Trevor Peter-
son 7, Victor Andrews 5, Billy Allen 3, Phillip
Paterson 2, Darryl LeClair 2.
FG -33; F-r- 10-19 (53%).
Little Creek Casino - Anthony Brown 23,
Eric Burfiend 19, Otto Tanner 10, Demus
Cordova 8, Bear Lewis 7, Kevin Sutterlick 4,
William Allen, Tom Grover.
FG- 26; FT- 11-15 (73%).
Sea West Mortgage/Colo'a 24 43 67 94
Soundvlew Chlro/LIx Const. 25 36 50 68
Sea West/Colo's - Eric Ziegler 30, Ty
Davidson 17, Mark Eichhorn 14, Scott Etch-
horn 11, Dan Rodius 11, Mark Ziegler 7,
Scott River 4, Greg Harvey.
FG - 39; FT - 12-16 (75%).
Soundview/Lix - Scott Hubble 18, Kevin
Tinsley 14, Larry Sheedy 13, James Lix 13,
Rich Bowman 10.
FG - 27; FT - 5-10 (50%).
STANDINGS
"A" Division
Sea West Colo's 4-2
Skokomish 4-3
Soundvlew/Lix 3-3
Little Creek Casino 3-4
"B" Division
Mason County Garbage 6-0
Olympic Herb Farm 5-2
Potlatch Pirates 1-6
Olympic Motors/Relier Logging 0-6
SCORING LEADERS
Jim Buck (ely Herb) 24.8
Anthony Brown (Little Creek) 23.0
Many Peterson (Skok) 21.0
Matt Bogh (MC Garbage) 20.0
Mark Eichhorn (SW/Colo's) t 9.3
FREE-THROW LEADERS
Larry Sheedy (Soundview/Lix) 19-21 (.905)
Mike Bogh (MC Garbage) 18-22 (.818)
Mark Eichhorn (SW/Colo's) 17-23 (.739)
Jim Buck (ely Herb) 29-40 (.725)
Wayne Farr (ely Herb) 10-14 (.714)
THREE-POINT LEADERS
Anthony Brown (Little Creek) 18
Mark Eichhorn (SW/Colo's) 17
Marty Paterson (Skok) 15
Eric Burfiend (Little Creek) 15
Jeremiah Johns (Potlatch) 13
AFTERSCHOOL KIDS 1/6/99
Men's HI Game and Series: John Schuffen-
hauer, 146 and 286.
Women's Hi Game: Krystsn Thompson,
129.
Women's Hi Series: Karen Pure•y, 220.
Standings: Showboats 26-13, K&K 25-
14, #5 25-14, #2 20-19, Psychedelic 11-28,
#1 0-39.
#5 1, Karen Pursey 220; #2 2, Stephenle
Blushers• 206; Psychedelic 3, Jesslca
Lewis 296; K&K 0, Kelly Clark 202; Show-
boats 3, Ryan Scoles 308.
SENIORS 1/6/99
Men's HI Game and Series: Fay Brewer,
232 and 592.
Women's HI Game and Series: Mary Bram.
mer, 225 and 545.
Standings: Northcltff 13-3, Lumbermens
11-5, Cushman 10-8, Athletic 10-8, This 9-7,
Lea 9.7, Hi 9-7, Mafia 8-8, Timber 7-9, Nltas
7-9, Bombers 7-9, VFW 5-11, Gateway 4-
12, Lock 3-13.
HI 0, Lloyd Vlney 499; Northcllff 4, Tun-
ney Ludwig 509; Lea 2, Lou Rodgers 495;
Mafia 2, Dennis Rou 549; Gateway 3, Dick
Rex 557; Cushman 1, Ed Morrlson 477;
Lumbermens 3, Roger Rigetlno 557; Timber
1, Betty Shemel 464; Nitas 0, Peter Salles
477; Athletic 4, Mary Brammer 545; VFW 0,
Ed Stansell 442; Bombers 4, Merle Snyder
473; Lock 0, Fay Brewer 592; This 4, Joyce
Bortowzi 492.
Box & one? Bah!
(Continued from page 18.)
Maestas 2, Whitney Graham 3.
FG - 11-59; FT - 1-5
Centralla - Gussin 11, Hoffman 5,
Pritchard 5, Sands 6, Hughes 5, Gubler 3,
C. Sande 3, Sanders 2.
FT - 14-31.
Shelton 13 26 29 40
Csmas 12 33 50 57
Shelton - Melissa Scovill 6, LaVinia
Sherman 2, Courtney Weeden 4, Rebecca
Spelgle, Fawn Gouley 6, Elena Smith 8,
Amanda McClary, Jaclyn Muns 7, Kaytie
Maestas 2, Whitney Graham 5.
FG - 14-46 (0-1 three-pointers); FT - 12-
23.
Camas - Severs 20, Rttter 9, Hagensen
11.
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Thursday, February 4, 1999 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 19
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GANG-BANGERS need apply, reminds Coach Barney Stewart, hold-
forth at left and then taking to the sparring ring with heavyweight
lrotege Shane Sullivan (facing) in the private Capitol Hill trainin
facility made available to the club by owner Howard Wilson. There ar g
/n-the-ring safeguards as well, adds Stewart, citing the likes of full
hand- and headgear at all times plus protective cups for the guys and
specially designed bras for the gals.
0000iable pugilist, proteges SOCK it to us
'You THINK it's only two minutes'
IlYSTEVE PATCH wrong kids, for av/hile. And it she says. "Cuz... I dunno. It just "And I always get picked on. SHANE'S ATTRACTION to
hits you when you're least
ng it - as subtle as the
gang-bangers sagging
slim-hipped rendition of
butt from just beyond
rUffled thunder.
that rhythmic pummel
can't compete with it any
ely than the sight of'
SCabbed-over gash on his brow
eting is the tiny, secretly
smile that keeps popping
face.
s, and Shelton 28-year-old
Stewart keeps on soften-
otherwise hard-chiseled
res with it, too - does so
as 16-year-old Melissa Wood
in his direction and an-
.s only half apologetically
it was itty-bitty her that
se...
* * * *
• lax, Mom and Dad. The
about as much cover-
as those sagging 501s.
is, see, the bearer - aka
Lrector of downtown Shel-
Save Our Coun-
(SOCK) program - has
nothing to hide when it
to the activities he directs
Weekday and Saturday
SOCK's open-gym hang-
:he Armory.
he encourages anyone
e down any ol' time and
e out.
tWhile they're there, Stew-
s, they might wanna have
See too at SOCK's latest
the stuff of our friend
Sa's aforementioned profile-
g antics and related fist-
wasn't very healthy, you know."
THEN HE RAN into our
friend Stewart - him and his
three-hour-a-night regimen in
the gym - and the rest is meta-
morphic history.
"When I came down here I
weighed 218," says Shane. He
grins. "Now it's hard to keep the
weight on.
"I have to eat like a pig..."
* * * *
What? A girl choosing to
take up this most "manly" of
sport?!
"I really like it," insists Melis-
sa, who's actually one of four
members of the so-called fairer
sex currently training under
Coach Stewart.
'TChen I got in the ring my first
time I was scared, but now I'm
used to it."
True, she says, the first time
you take a punch in the noggin
does hurt a bit and shakes you
up.
"But if you get hit, like, a
couple times you get used to it,"
don't hurt after that.
"I'm used to it now, cuz I get
hit pretty hard."
HER STRONG suit at this
early juncture in her ring career?
"Umm, I dunno. Probably my
punches," says Melissa. "Yeah,
they're pretty hard."
She proffers a halfway embar-
rassed laugh and points in Coach
'I have to
eat like
Stewart's direction.
"Broke his nose," she says,
blurting a laugh.
What?! Her big, tough, ex-
fighter coach?
Melissa pinks just a smidgen
and shrugs. "I guess," she says,
grinning anew. "I dunno - that's
what he says."
"Tough cookie," is she?
"Well, I dunno. My whole life
I've been a tomboy," says Melissa.
"My uncles always pick on
me..."
Smile still in place despite
sparring partner Shane's three-
minute attempt to knock it off
just moments before, Coach Stew-
art joins the discussion.
"I wouldn't say boxing-is a
violent sport - at all," he tells
you. "It's-"
"There's a lot o' sportsman-
ship," shoots in Shane.
"Very much," says Coach. "It's
very, very good in that respect."
What it is, too, adds the 1990
SHS grad - himself a fight veter-
an at about 165 pounds some
half-dozen years ago - is exhaust-
ing.
"Real tiring," he says. "I mean,
you fight for two minutes, three
rounds. And you think it's only
two minutes, but you're breathin'
heavy and your arms get heavy
and your body's tired..."
He grins. 'Tou work out three
hours a day and jog three to five
miles a day," he says, "- and you
can still be winded"
this tortuous sport?
"Well," says the club's resident
heavyweight, "I've wanted to be a
fighter since I've been about 15 ....
"And I just enjoy keepin' in
good shape."
Heroes in the fight game?
"I liked Tyson, of course - at
the time," says Shane. "I'm not
much of a fan of his now. And I
think the best fighter is either
Lennox Lewis or, in a different
weight class, Oscar de la Hoya."
What he admires most in a
fighter, says the Shelton native,
is something totally unrelated to
strength or guile.
"Heart," he says, without hesi-
tation.
AND WHAT'S the best feeling
he's ever had in the ring?
Shane brightens impishly and
points in the direction of his
coach.
"See that black eye?" he says,
barely resisting a grin. "That's it."
Coach Stewart's snappy come-
back? You hafta look quick: a
fleeting flash of that shyly en-
dearing little grin of his, none the
worse for the pummeling...
brand new boxing
* * * *
S Melissa, club-mate
ullivan is not itty-bitty.
about six-foot and
204 pounds, in fact, and
With downright conspicu-
of pudge.
though, like both Melis-
Stewart, is given to
and unaccountable bouts
- and understand-
too, to hear the '96 Shel-
School grad tell it.
real healthy," says the
e 20-year-old, not the least
:fully. "I work pretty
before, I couldn't push
at all."
ed, says Shane, growing
s anything but a jock. "I
of a troubled child," he
a trace of defensive-
at real bad, but I wasn't
activities - at all.
uhh..." He shrugs,
got mixed up with the
SWEAT-COMMINGLING FOR teamwise posterity in
turnout last week are Coach Stewart and his current
boxing-club proteges. In front from left are Tricia Nagel,
Brandon Hammers and Melissa Wood. Behind their
mustachioed mentor are Shane Sullivan, Luke Sleeper,
Kyle Ragsdale and Ben Hickson. Not pictured are club
members Jimmy Ragsdale, Margie Miller, Judy Miller,
Joe Weston and Jason Simpson.
Rec hoops:
Big guns
at the fore
By CHUCK ROBERTSON
Ignoring the old axiom that
says you win titles with defense,
the four highest-scoring teams in
the Shelton Parks & Rec men's
basketball league shot to the top
of both divisional races last week.
Unbeaten Mason County Gar-
bage toppled Olympic Motors/
Reller Logging 89-45, upping its
scoring average to a league-lead-
ing 81.8 points per game, while
current "B" Division runner-up
Olympic Herb Farm (5-2) bested
the Potlatch Pirates 89-69, as-
suming the number-two spot sta-
tistically at 81.6 ppg.
Sea West Mortgage/Colo's Cor-
ner (4-2) topped Soundview Chi-
ropractic/Lix Construction 94-68,
upping its ppg to 72.7, good for
third, while Skokomish (4-3)
checked in a half game back and
fourth in scoring at 71.4 ppg with
an 82-71 win over Little Creek
Casino.
MC GARBAGE rolled over
Olympic Motors/Relier, getting 36
points from Matt Bogh and 22
from brother Mike.
Olympic Herb nursed a four-
point lead aider one quarter be-
fore pulling away from Potlatch.
Jim Buck paced the winners with
28. Michael Johnston led the Pi-
rates with 13.
After an even-up first quarter,
Skokomish outscored Little Creek
28-15 in the second period and
weathered a second-half rally to
win by 11.
Clinton Coley and Marty Peter-
son paced Skok with 30 and 21,
while Little Creek was led by An-
thony Brown and Eric Burfiend
with 23 and 19.
Eric Ziegler filled it up for 30
to lead SW/Colo's past a short-
handed Soundview/Lix. Ty David-
son added 17 for the winners,
while Scott Hubble led Sound-
view/Lix' iron five with 18.
REVISED SCHEDULING of
league games, by the way, finds
the following:
Tonight it's Little Creek taking
on Soundview/Lix at 7:30 and
Skok dueling SW/Colo's at 8:30.
Next Tuesday finds MC Gar-
bage and Potlatch pitted at 7:30
and Little Creek and SW/Colo's at
8:30.
Next Thursday, February 11,
it's Skok vs. Soundview/Lix at
7:30 and Oly Motors/Relier vs.
Olympic Herb at 8:30.
February 16 finds MC Garbage
going against Skokomish at 7:30
and Soundview/Lix taking on
Olympic Herb at 8:30.
The respective games the next
night, February 17, pit SW/Colo's
and Potlatch and Little Creek
and Oly Motors/Relier.
February 18 it'll be MC Gar-
bage taking on Soundview/Lix in
the first game and Oly Motors/
Reller meeting SW/Colo's in the
second.
PLAYOFF GAMES commenc-
ing February 23 find the A Divi-
sion's third-place team taking
on the B Division's third-place
team at 7:30 and the A Division's
fourth-place team taking on the B
Division's fourth-place team at
8:30.
Two nights later, February 25,
the playoff concludes with the re-
spective division champs squar-
ing off at 7:30 and the divisional
runners-up going at it at 8:30.
Mason County Garbage 24 46 69 89
Olympic Motors/Relier 16 20 29 45
Mason County Garbage - Matt Bogh 36,
Mike Bogh 22, Josh Johnson 8, Les Smith
7, Chris Giraldes 6, Jason Hitsman 6, Pat
Rhodes 4.
FG -39; FT"- 10-15 (67%).
Olympic Motors/Relier Logging - Kent
Boldridge 14, LaShon Powell 11, David
Clark 6, Bernie Miller 6, Adam Krise 4, Bran-
don Felix 2, Mike Rowley 2.
FG- 18; FT-7-12 (58%).
Olympic Herb Farm 24 48 66 86
Potlatch Pirates 20 35 48 69
Olympic Herb Farm - Jim Buck 28, Ron
Ferrier 13, Scott Peek 10, Paul Feenan 10,
Wayne Farr 8, Mike Aries 7, Kurt Garrison 6.
Marcus Graves 4, John Hill.
FG - 34; F-I" - 13-21 (62%).
Potlatch Pirates - Michael Johnston 13,
Cheyese DePoe 12, Nell Lyons 12, Jere-
miah Johns 9, Xavier Brown 7, Ron Johnson
6, Jamie Marley 5, Robert Akin 5, Mark
Snyder.
FG - 27; FT - 6-11 (55%).
Skokomish 19 47 61 82
Little Creek Casino 20 35 52 71
Skokomish - Clinton Coley 30, Marly Pe-
terson 21, Rob Brehmeyer 12, Trevor Peter-
son 7, Victor Andrews 5, Billy Allen 3, Phillip
Paterson 2, Darryl LeClair 2.
FG -33; F-r- 10-19 (53%).
Little Creek Casino - Anthony Brown 23,
Eric Burfiend 19, Otto Tanner 10, Demus
Cordova 8, Bear Lewis 7, Kevin Sutterlick 4,
William Allen, Tom Grover.
FG- 26; FT- 11-15 (73%).
Sea West Mortgage/Colo'a 24 43 67 94
Soundvlew Chlro/LIx Const. 25 36 50 68
Sea West/Colo's - Eric Ziegler 30, Ty
Davidson 17, Mark Eichhorn 14, Scott Etch-
horn 11, Dan Rodius 11, Mark Ziegler 7,
Scott River 4, Greg Harvey.
FG - 39; FT - 12-16 (75%).
Soundview/Lix - Scott Hubble 18, Kevin
Tinsley 14, Larry Sheedy 13, James Lix 13,
Rich Bowman 10.
FG - 27; FT - 5-10 (50%).
STANDINGS
"A" Division
Sea West Colo's 4-2
Skokomish 4-3
Soundvlew/Lix 3-3
Little Creek Casino 3-4
"B" Division
Mason County Garbage 6-0
Olympic Herb Farm 5-2
Potlatch Pirates 1-6
Olympic Motors/Relier Logging 0-6
SCORING LEADERS
Jim Buck (ely Herb) 24.8
Anthony Brown (Little Creek) 23.0
Many Peterson (Skok) 21.0
Matt Bogh (MC Garbage) 20.0
Mark Eichhorn (SW/Colo's) t 9.3
FREE-THROW LEADERS
Larry Sheedy (Soundview/Lix) 19-21 (.905)
Mike Bogh (MC Garbage) 18-22 (.818)
Mark Eichhorn (SW/Colo's) 17-23 (.739)
Jim Buck (ely Herb) 29-40 (.725)
Wayne Farr (ely Herb) 10-14 (.714)
THREE-POINT LEADERS
Anthony Brown (Little Creek) 18
Mark Eichhorn (SW/Colo's) 17
Marty Paterson (Skok) 15
Eric Burfiend (Little Creek) 15
Jeremiah Johns (Potlatch) 13
AFTERSCHOOL KIDS 1/6/99
Men's HI Game and Series: John Schuffen-
hauer, 146 and 286.
Women's Hi Game: Krystsn Thompson,
129.
Women's Hi Series: Karen Pure•y, 220.
Standings: Showboats 26-13, K&K 25-
14, #5 25-14, #2 20-19, Psychedelic 11-28,
#1 0-39.
#5 1, Karen Pursey 220; #2 2, Stephenle
Blushers• 206; Psychedelic 3, Jesslca
Lewis 296; K&K 0, Kelly Clark 202; Show-
boats 3, Ryan Scoles 308.
SENIORS 1/6/99
Men's HI Game and Series: Fay Brewer,
232 and 592.
Women's HI Game and Series: Mary Bram.
mer, 225 and 545.
Standings: Northcltff 13-3, Lumbermens
11-5, Cushman 10-8, Athletic 10-8, This 9-7,
Lea 9.7, Hi 9-7, Mafia 8-8, Timber 7-9, Nltas
7-9, Bombers 7-9, VFW 5-11, Gateway 4-
12, Lock 3-13.
HI 0, Lloyd Vlney 499; Northcllff 4, Tun-
ney Ludwig 509; Lea 2, Lou Rodgers 495;
Mafia 2, Dennis Rou 549; Gateway 3, Dick
Rex 557; Cushman 1, Ed Morrlson 477;
Lumbermens 3, Roger Rigetlno 557; Timber
1, Betty Shemel 464; Nitas 0, Peter Salles
477; Athletic 4, Mary Brammer 545; VFW 0,
Ed Stansell 442; Bombers 4, Merle Snyder
473; Lock 0, Fay Brewer 592; This 4, Joyce
Bortowzi 492.
Box & one? Bah!
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Maestas 2, Whitney Graham 3.
FG - 11-59; FT - 1-5
Centralla - Gussin 11, Hoffman 5,
Pritchard 5, Sands 6, Hughes 5, Gubler 3,
C. Sande 3, Sanders 2.
FT - 14-31.
Shelton 13 26 29 40
Csmas 12 33 50 57
Shelton - Melissa Scovill 6, LaVinia
Sherman 2, Courtney Weeden 4, Rebecca
Spelgle, Fawn Gouley 6, Elena Smith 8,
Amanda McClary, Jaclyn Muns 7, Kaytie
Maestas 2, Whitney Graham 5.
FG - 14-46 (0-1 three-pointers); FT - 12-
23.
Camas - Severs 20, Rttter 9, Hagensen
11.
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