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l ebruary 11, 1965 SFI"ELTON---MA 0N COUNTY JOURNAL--Published in "Ch.r stmastown, U.S.A.", Shelton Washington PAGE 11 -~ , r :ii i!!¸¸ ...... i:!ii ill i ...... i!! iii ! i Revitalized Blazers Host Ye,owjackets In Shelton Gym Today JUNIOR HIGI! BASKETBALL Miller . ....................... L pf pa 474 289 Hopkins .................... 8 2 307 255 Centralia ................... 6 3 336 320 Washington .............. 4 5 275 33! Hoquiam .................... 4 5 382 315 Shelton ...................... 1 8 274 375 Second and Cota @ Where You Get The Best Deal, By George @ THIS WEEK ONLY! :LOWEST PRIGE • WE SALUTE THE BOY SCOUTS Scout Week Feb. 7-13 ira Rodgers 0, Bob Hilton 2, Swett 5. Le Roy Scouts of America offer a outh CATHOLIC 45--Jeff Kieburtz °PPortuni ' Y Bill Kneeland 1, Barry Laber . ty to develop God iven tal- George Wagner 10, Chuck Rob- : . bdlhes. Exploring many fields tso,~ 2, RiCh Wyatt 2, John Dick- inson 2, Ron LeBresh 3, Rich Bur- interest, a Scout grows in, knowledge fiend 10,Roy Ritnerr¢~ 6, Larry Bell experience In so doin , he 4. METHODIST I124---Ray Bar- elf . • g keeps rtngton 3, Bob Bryant 7, Jim Ben- Physically strong, mentally awake nett 0, Don Stewart 1, Collin O~r arid raorally straight. -- 3,SchuffenhauerDan Barrom0.8, Mike Carper 2, LDS 44--Roy Sage 2, Ron Al- ' len 21, Dave Sage 1, Don Wag- goner 4, Bob Masteller 10, Bruce Pearson 0, Dan David . BAP- TIST 138--Bill Archer 26, Jim Stewart 0, Dave Roller 2, Larry Dick 0, Dick Creasey 0, Randy Yule 0, John Cole 2, Ted Beese 10. BAPTIST I140--Steve Archer 9, Mare Burnett 6, Fred Lamont 14, Ed Beerbower 2, Tom Adams 5, Steve Townsend 4. EPISCO- PAL 30--Joe Linton 6, L. Dyer 2, Rick Hanson 2, T. Dyer 2, Bill Batstone 6, Grey Souliere 12, MASON CouNTy &YLOR, Secretary JERRY SAMPLES, manage BETTER ELECTRICALLY METHODIST 153---Tom Lowe 15, Bob Bennett 6, Jack Bryant l ~ [ 2, Steve Clinton 8, Jim Richards 16, Dave Miltenberger 4, Joe Gru- Twin or vet 2. MT. OLIVE 23---Rich Mac- Full Size key 6, Jim Sells 6, Bill Surratt Fagergren 0, Tim Rose at Eells & Valley 510.GO|L QUILT QUEEN COVER CRUSH-PROOF BORDER FIRM ORTHOPEDIC QUALITY LIFETIME CONSTRUCTION BODY BALANCED SPRINGS SALE STRICTLY LIMITED TO THIS WEEK! Phone 426-4663 Complete Set. Matlress and Malohing Boxspring. 23The scoring: a 38-44 decision to the Latter Day Saints, whose ann Allen scored 21. In other games, St. Edwards Catholic rapped Methodist II, 45° 24, anff Baptist II kept St. Davids Episcopal out of tIae victory col- umn with a 40-30 verdict. Fred Lamont scored 14 for Baptist II ~and Grey Souliere 12 for EpisCo- pal. Teams scheduled to play in the Mt. View gym on Feb. 25 are not- flied they will have changes in both site and date: to Bordeaux school gym and to Tuesday, Feb. Jefferson .................. 1 8 269 418 Last: Week , Centralia 51, Hoqniam 48 : :i: :~:: : Hopkins 43, Jefferson 28 ,~\=~ Centralia 43, Hopkins 23 ' ' Pants ~ ~ Hoquiam 55 Jefferson 21 b" :: } ~ :i;:~ ~!~!~i . Today " 7, I Centralia at Shelton Day s ~ Friday " Never needs , .... Fi~?~: • * * = N 1~! Washington at Jefferson ' Ironinn ~;~:~ [~,}'.~;~ Armed with the tonic of perpet- ~ 50% Forrel ~ ~;~ ~ rating the end of Miller's 33-game Polyes~:er I~! winning skein, the Shelton Blaz- 50% 'C,~t{on ~it ere rettlrn to junior high basket- :::! all ac io, today hosting tho Centralia Yellowjackets in Shel- , '" ~;:: ton gym at 2:00 o'clock. , ...... :~:~"_i~ In their previous encounter ~ ith . asketball players stretched from one form3 when Shelton junior high holds its annual the 'Jackets, the Blazers dropped Colors--Tan, Brown~ e gym to the other when they stoodnight basketball game on February 19 in Shelton an overtime decision at Centralia, Dk Olive ~er. They will wear Blazer unt- gym. Jefferson of Oiympla is tile opponent• so feel confident of squaring ac- , ' counts today. This will ,take a .~. ..... good performance for the Jackets . W~.~' " . IIOItTH IA'SON SPORTS NEWS ~ve been playing fine ball and "~ ~lW STRING SNIPPERS---These six players (TomMiller junior high (Aberdeen) on Feb. 2. They have moved into third place in the ' " D0:YOU KEEP Malloy 10, Mike Swisher 16, Jerry Sparks 12, Jan will be in the lineup again when the Blazers p ay standings. * The Blazers can't be looking ............. _.~_.~ ~ _qG THE B__/),Lk [ Bulldogs Muff Chance To Escape Cellar As 44)D°naldS°nplayed30'theChriSentireClOSegame34' andwhenMikethe LaMarShshelton juniorJeffers°nhighin nightShelt°ngame.gym" Feb. 19 in the annual past Centralia to their annual ~,=~,=m,~'~ ~ .w~ )0 HEAVY p [ OL~pxcF°rks ComesA Up With Third Quarter Edge Blazers ended the 33-game winning streak of night game next week, when Jet-~ '~j~~' ' | ......... ferson he'ads for Sherton gym for | ~ ~ | LEAGUE Fx~day S lineups: llimber Title H0pe$ Ifi 3 Big G Co iv that Friday evening benefit game_~__ | ~~'~ | '.~ ~ [ W L pf pa Forks45pau16 f N. Mason 42Miller 25 on Feb. 19. I/#1~1 ................ o oo w. ames nl Ill ~, ~..fi.-"~1 [ Vashon ...................... 5 2 458 370 Medsker f Dlshon 6 ~R1 g"--'l--I '~m~. :'~ ~'./"~' .~ 'Port Townsend ...... 43 340 329 Petersonll c Allen4 |pl II t 5 Days; So E IT V" "t Sh It Gy ~" \W.]~ ,Forks ........................ 24271280 Brower7 g Drake g ex U , as 0 ISl :e 0n m ~. ~ /~ ~'| ~i [ Sequim ...................... 1 5264383 Perry 6 g , Merrill 5 ~7"~ "~A-~,,. ' ~ ]lN°rth Mason ............ ~"'~628536~Subs:F~rks.wen~w~rth9~LY~V£PIC~ABASKETBALL.ahead~fShe~t~'Eas~andP~rt~dtheC~imbers~w~rseth~maForksJohnson 6 NM--Hunt12 10132' 10---45 . ff~ ~] TIES/- I. ~-~ ~ \] - " ~-~[ [ Last 1~ .... ~ • ~V L pf pa [ Angeles at 4-2 marks. Port Ange- ] standoff, possibly in part due to ! i • ~ore by Quarters I I I Balnh dge 40. ort Townsend ................ South Kitsap ............ 5 1376328 [ lee and South are paired Satur- [ the fact that Doherty used his / ~ | I I 36 luorm mason ±o ~a v sv----az SHELTON ................ 4 2344292 [ day while Shelton is at Central ] bench generously. Whatever thei Forks 45, North MaSOn 42 ---:.:---" E. Bremerton . ......... 42365344 [ East has a non-conference test [ cause, the Climbers looked a bit I ~X,~_~ ]. ~ [ [ I Vashon 93, Sequ m 47 w~.,-- ~ .... *u ~ason 34 Port Angeles ............ 42355335 [ with West Bremerton tomorrow[ ragged, i • itsap ........ and is idle Saturday. owell came out with scoring an. t} [ ~ ~ ~ [ South Kitsap 56, Port Townsend ~ North Kits ap :..~.,:_ 0 6302397 IF THE CLIMBERS can make]honors at 19, supported by Brick- 49 / .:~"( ~ ~ [ Bainbridge 49, Po~ Angeles 42 MgTiiN"~T I ..... e:~. ~:r.ta.ay [hay under their home-floor sun[ert's 13. The lineups: ~ae!r.on ~',..~o~a 4,.__ ,Friday and Tuesday and get by,~ . " RwINNI'N6 CARSI@~~"~~'~'"~J ~.:.__~_~ ll~ [ Quilcene 59, Forks 48 |||~m~||V~|~/ | ~'or~ Angems ~a, l~ast as I the road trio a~ainst Central they[ Sheldon 57 North 44 ~"f~"~ ~ / Vashon 65, Chimacum 60 South 69, Cen~al..59 [could place'themselves in a com~-[ Swisher 2f Wilcox 2 ~J. "~ ~ [ This Friday ~~[~ I~lT]] p 'rms ~rtaay {mandin~ nosition to win the[P°welll9 f J. Mandio6 North Mason at Sequim mPuN.~ il|k£ sout atShelton lleague ~itlc, as their only remaln-[Brickert13 c Morley!0 l Forks at Port Townsend |.~mnm.V = wes~ a~ ~as~_ . ling conference game then would/Huffman4 g Eliason9 TU ~. [ Vashon at Bainbridge ~n~T~ na~KETBALL Lf~ ~or~n at t~orLAngems I be against Port Angeles, that too / t~euey g Stadshaug b This maturday ~ h 1 o S 'l~rv ~ [ Thla Saturday ............. uu L "~'~'--~ _ .... ".._ . ]'n S e t n gym Feb. 20. [ ~ubs: Shclton--~Winn 8, Dawson .~ -.u== ] Sequlm at Quilcene (nl) ........... "~. . ~,~...~ HER, AAA TRAFFIC 409 Railroad 426-6432 .... ks ~t T ........ ;_,, ~wecnoms~ z ............ u u oau ~c~z SAFETY POSTER CONTEST • . ~o, . .-or n ,.e2 I the Climbers nmst play better ball l 2, MilleT" 2, Bailey. NK--Riehl 3. ! ~]~__ [ Cathohe .................... 4 1258144 ~n_eiton at we ntrat .- I To accomplish this, however,[ 3, Fredson 2, McNeil 2, Wilson l 1~,,,, ----------- Bapti.t II ...... 41281221 ............. • ~. K BELFAIR -- Gary Miller did • " ......... 22 tiff ~n~t nf Nh~ltem " ' [than they have the past couple of ~Dc~a.r 2, Smith 2, Tout 2, B. Man-I ....................................... ~, Methodlst II 3 03 195 ....... "~--~T~'" . [weeks, during which they looked [ din 2, Erickson 0, Murphy 0. ! . .~ ] • his level best to bring NOl~:h lVta-ML Olive ............ 32 221 170---..~-...-~..M~I~ ,~. h~.nl~ ~ ....... ........ ,o .... a~.........~ ....... a[lethar, gic and tired while losing to|. . . Score by Quarters WEEK END SPECIALS L [son its second Olympic A league Faith Lutheran .......... 23216238 • " East and West and winning umm- . ~- • B~I==,=_ [basketball victory Friday night at l.atter Da,~ SailOrs .... " 3227246 m front of Highcltmber basketball[ " 1 "'o ..... [Shelton ............ 16141116--o7 :m pzesmvey ove~ ~ ztn mm '~um nth 44 |~|~]~ ~m~ [Forks but even his 25-point con- ~ T ~ "" ~ 41a527.~ forces between tomorrow and next] ",~ -. " ." ,. . ~[ N(' - ........... 6 9 13 16 .... ] ~J'U~]~[ ~m~ [ tribution couldn't quite turn the F~'~t'-~.h~'i£ti~ .......... 1 4 i6i 253 ........ n~ .... a .... a---b'¢d~t .... Iwater'in bearing'me Cenhalraz°r'eageandUmYpmtn°neUAn / . * * * -.--~m,. ................... Within those five days Coach[ . . • " . .. -.: ; "IOTIIER LEAGUE GAMES Crest Prell .... | .' . ~ Ir'rmK'" ....... Episcopal .................. 0 5147275 , • - " gems ann even m tne loss ~o l~l~..-. I l~'orKs gog petter an-lineup scor- Last W,~k Jim Dohertys daring cagers play] ~ 77 .... e n~cess~- before| SOUTH 69 -Leith 17 Rylander n[lillw ~.L_ _ I ing and squeezed out a 45-42 vie- L D.S. 44, Baptist 138 three games which can settle their ] ~oum: wm ~. : ~ . 2a "y.__ :~._'.2[ 6, McOready 3 Knox 19 I~enoyer Toothpaste Shmnpoo I O|vm~'ie lea~,e hoo-hash The/ l:nls t;lara ot Lne c( mmg ~lve ottyn/1~ ~ .~.' •-' %. ." ~' .Z:. r.~ b uu-ougn tory on i:he basis of a 4-point Baptist II 40, Episcopal 30 ~ v . t.- v " • / ..... ~. ....... f,,,,~. | ,o, ~tomne u, t:oat:es ~, ~mgnng reg...89¢ reg. $1.00 | • R1J; .~ ]bulge in third quarter firing. 1st Christian 47, Faith 37 omens .are favorable, with one/ ..................... | 0, Anderson 0, Eisentront 0. dEN: | " ~ [ Miller led North Mason to a Catholic 45, Methodist I124 big IF--if the Climbers call rise[ * .~ * ..... '| TRAL 59--I(e, ndall 2, Toiler 11, now 57¢ :: 2 now 7 1' Z ' i 23-22 first half adge (from a 12-10 Methodist I 53, Mt. Olive 23 again to the sharpness which[...Shelton, snOUl~ere~r .~Y _~ortn| Plum 10, Co11)y ]0, Jacobs 22, I marked their performances during[ t~ztsap, .at t OlllSDO .1 rm,!}y.n~.n~| Thompson 0, Collier 2, Mnrphy 0, Max Factor , | I ~ ]first quarter deficit), but Forks Tonight | || countered with a 13-9 third per- Mt. View gym, 7:00--Episcopal vs. the first three weeks of January. joy making a l~-p.om~. ]:n's~ haiti \Vinger 2. " Swedish Formula BAN Roll'on ' I ~ . • lean serve as stlorlIlg Ior :t D~-,ta. [ 1~[~ lind bulge which turned out to be 1st Christian; 8:00--Faith Lu- THE SCHEDULE as r, ght down[~.. : • . • ' .... n ........ [ POWP ANGI,,LES 65---Cohm~an Hand Creme 1)eodorant | h l ' " " he Ul_Vl~lp)c left,tie DaSK~LUc~, va~L~,r.v. " '. .... [~[i~ the ball game as both Clubs scored theran vs. Baptist I S e ton s alley, for ~t g~ves t "] ;~,,~ om,,~ .... ~11 ~noeare(1 to| 8, Clayton 8. Stones 29, Green 4, Special Sale reg. 75¢ | ~,1~]~ll| 10 in the final period. Lincoln gym, 6:30---Mt. Olive vs. Climbers the home-floor advant-]. ":'~ ~"'"'.'~';"" ~.:~"'.'-?L*~:2:."..ZLILovell'5 Bell o Bennett '5 Kush- $ 50 ¢ | i ~U Millet" hit 10 field goals and five lVIethodist II; 7:30--Methodist I age against South Kitsa,p tomor-ire Dur~eneo Dy ~:~m ~i~2~,~.Var~;~[man 0,' Bond '0, Ove;-st~'eet 0, 2 tubes for 1 now ~3 ' I I1~ free throws in the Bulldogs totalvs. Baptist II; 8:30-.-Catholic vs, rOWonnight and against~n~ East Brem- / _'2~.~''''.[ tne~r play .......... since '"-toe '''%nmd x~e~'- | Ludke, ~,, ~ ~. 4. EAST~ 48---~Vinderl. 0, I err Tuesday even...~,. , ~f i~ ,,,o, ...... ~. /bteinman O, Johnston 14, I-lug~e-1 [] klSR of 14 field goals m~d 14 foul shots. L.D.S. v -"~ ~"~ ~' ........ 1 Clairol . ~ ~lt~ Forks had 15 of each. * * * d Between those two DoherLy[ The (~lim~ers broke to a 16-6[nin 10, Slate 3, Strachan 4, A- I Hair...... Collfldets 48s I '~ !1 F,Td~ Bulltd2egiS og°l to Smeqmm this feMeeth~tdi~tu: iPr~e:t~dhutshU~ae. hords his basket battalion up to |first "u;art;r advantage with an |bertson 0, Be,'entson 3.' Berteat~xI Silverdale to tackle the ever-dan-[ ll'noi~, ...... ~;-h ~ook them [1, Pharr 9, Eathorne o, l~ove z'l reg. ~|~-~ty$1.49 reg~,$1 74. i : i. I| :.:..'i, ] Y Y g " ketball league with a strong sec- • " ............. Fist ') gerous Central K~tsap Cougars~ from a .2-5 deficit to a 14-5 edge | : ~er ~. [ ~ ond half pezTormance which routed ~ t ~ ......... ..................... | ~a ,,'flay night. /before the Vikings inte,'n,pted[~ .I now 99'¢ now ==" "'., 'Mt. Olive Lutheran, 53-23, last :The Climbers can gain a top-[with a foul shot. Larry Powell[ [ I Thursday night, rung tie tomorrow by beating]contributed six of his nine for the | 4"wg'~M]fflEM'lr]Jr]l|~l[}l ff [ ~. The league-leaders found them- South, a team which heat them [quarter, Mike B,'ickert three ann | i FREE! Revion "Moon Drops" Ba,th Oil I , selves with only a 17-15 margin | by three points at Port Orchard [Scott: Swisher two in the surge. [ ] ...... _ ...... [ at the end of the first half, but a month ago. The Wolves current- | In the second quarter Shclton | ~{'~[-~|~l~[|[~|/ff~-'~ with purchase of ' | ,~ turned on the heat, both defensive- ly pace the Olympic AA st, andings [ outscored North, 14:-9, to leave the | ~--~ L~[~]L[~ ~ ~l~l~J~_~ ly "-rod offensively, in the second with a 5-1 record, just a step ]floor at. the long break by 30-15 [ ......... | half. Mt. Olive made only one as Powell put in six more. Brick-/ Revlon "M n Drops" Balm I / on basket in the third quarter against the impregnable Methodist de- Simpson 0, Terry D]ttmar .... 0, Faul [e~L..~our, Dave \Vinn and Mflce Mc-[ The JOURNM - " • lense. Meanwhile, Tom Lowe and Shefler 0 " /~e~l two eacn. ! ---'-- $ ' t Jim Richards got the offense roll- FIRST" CHRISTIAN 47--Ben [ From then on the Vikings play- I~ . $4.25 value for plus tax ing and it was no contest from Myers 6, Cliff Anderson 10, Bob |. ..... -- I there on. Lowe had 15, Richards Sergeantottrell 2, Mike. Glover 4, Steve~[arv .... PANCAKE& WAFFLE HOUSE I ] [E]L I [• C 25, Phil Langness 0, M [] .............. the water one mile North of Hoodsport 16. , Wilson n W'AT'T,T-T TTrn~:r~l~AN 37 ~1 ~UUL uu~ t,ve .... [ ~. ~. ,-~.~. L~,.~..,~.~ h house , One of the nights top perform- ---Lynn Snilseth 10 John Vonhof|[. Speoialties of thegn use 9 .t.m. to 6 p.m. ] [ : " arlces was recorded by a league .~'...vm~gnn Phillips 5, ~enm~]I PANCAKES, WAFFL.ES ..... Open Evcry Day [ l newcomer, Steve Cottrell, who led - "" "" ' -- 's" -- .... ' Christian to its second wm~eatcer 4, Steve r~ess u, DUu|I OYST~ ........... ~'r~ CLAM C;I-luwu=r~ ' " I' Franklin Square A2 -33 .. FirStstraight victory, 47-37, over Faith voldMiller 2, Ross Robb 5, Wayne Est- ~[ --""HOM~E."~ADE PIES Dess & Edna Haines I Lutheran with .a 25-point contri- 6, Lund 0. "I ... ] m~ m~ butt0n, but the best came in a losing cause. Bill Archer notched 26 but his Baptist I team lost