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Pae 12 gI-LTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "Christmastown, U.g.A.," Shelton, Washington
1H°meGames0 riday And Wednesday F°r Climbers E; 4th Quarter Comeback TIDES OF THE WEEK
TITLE H PES ON LINE, IN FIFE GAM Wins For Owls Final Competed for Hoed Cans,
___ RAHS ' SLATED FOR ONLY H!n- WEEK TILT Games ",',.-,.,O,;NT; This Weekend L,:.I,,,: ,," "" _ Oakland Bay tides are 1 hr.- and
,--?, r't, -. --0a T WL 50 rain. later and plus 3.0 ft.
Wishkah .................... 70 ,t95 ;)09 l'ridlv. Feb 16
00iiZ ........................ ...................... 00031 ................ .............. ............. ....
f &rik:Yl+T¢ • O120 NorthMary M.River.Knight ............. ........ 02663(;0] 89430330 IHighow .............. 9"282:27 p.m.m 10.4.08 ftft"
' -a * v night when the league-leading ings, who placed the Highclimb- Bethel ..................... 3 6 509 527 Knight 46. North River 36 High .............. ,1:44 a.m. 12.0 ft.
Last Week atuu'day, Feb. 17
Little Climbers Give
Undefeated Viking?
Scare ' But Lose 37 32
SI;:kM()UNT B TEAMN
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Curtis ........................ 10049,1355
North Thm'ston ...... 73463401
Fife ............................ 63386379
SHELTON ................ ,t 5 35.> 329
Bethel ................. . ....... 4 7 407 403
,:Peninsula ................ 2 S 384 ,t85
White River . ........... 0 9 289 ,t26
Fife Trojans c.ome clanking into
Shelton gym.
Even a victory would leave the
strong possibility of only a tie .....
and a tlui'ee-way one at that--for
the pennant, an achievement, if
attained, which would make two
seasons in succession the Climb-
ers wound tip with a porLion of
n i i n i ii , i I
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ors in this compromising position
by soundly shellacking them at
University Place, 62-43, last Fri-
day.
The Vikings are idle this week-
end, and with their 8-2 record
would find themselves party to the
trinravirate if Shelton pulls off
a victory over the Trojans, now
8-1. Ttae Climbers are 7-2.
If the Climbers do it, and they
will be slight favorites because of
the home floor advantage, the
likelihood of the deadlock holding
the rest of the way looms large
for the three leaders are through
playing one another. Shelton
meets North Thurston and Penin-
sula in its last two games, while
Fife and Curtis each face Bethel
and White River. Bethel, a late-
blooming team, could be the spoil-
er,
INCIDENTALLY, that Shelton.
North Thurston engagement
comes as the only mid-week game
of the sclaedule this year--next
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N. Thurston .......... 3 7 495 557
Peninsula ................ 3 7 497 512
White River .......... 1 8 322 573
La,t Frhla,y
Curtis 62. Shelton 43
Bethel 51, Penin,ula 44
N. Thurston 57, White River 45
Fife 50, Tahoma 47 {n-l)
Thl Frlda y
Fife at Shelton
Bethel at N. Thurston
WhiLe River at Peninsula
This Saturday
Curtis at White River
Bethel at Eatonville (n-l)
Next Wednelay
North Thurston at, Shetton
White River at Fife
Bethel at Curtis
Wednesday (Washlngton's Birtll,
day eve) in the Shelton gym. The
Peninsula game m the following
Friday at Pm'dy, closing the reg-
ular season.
Until last Friday, Fife had
handed Shelton its only confer-
ence loss, a 50-49 overtime thril-
ler on the, Fife floor. Coach J.erry
Vermillion's gang is thirsting to
square that score, but will have
to play far better ball than they
did against, Curtis last week.
They'H alo have tO clamp a
reasonable lid (m the Trojans' four
big scoring threats--Ed Erikson,
Vinee Nordfors, Dave Babbitt and
Fred Simmons. The first pair have
been averaging around 14 per
game. Simmons and Babbitt m'e
inconsistent but capable of big
games. All four were in double
figures when the Trojans beat
Shelton in the earlier engagexaent.
Erickson is fifth, Nordfors 9th in
the league's individual scoring
race.
WHEN NORTH TI! URSTON
Quinault 38. Moclips 30
This l,'rhlay
Clallam Bay at Knight
This Saturday
Knight vs North Mason at
Shell on
MATLOCK .... After their third
victory of the season a 46-36
Tri-Count y conquest of North
River here Friday night, the Mary
M. Knight Owls hope to conclude
their 1962 schedule tiffs weekend
with two lore successes when
they host Clallam Bay in the Mat-
lock gym and Saturday when they
meet North Mason at Shelton.
TIlE OWLS FOUGItT an uphill
battle to conquer the Redskins
with a 16-point fourth quarter
spree. At the, three quarterly rests
North River held the upper hand,
15-6. 19-15 and 31-30.
No one Owl player dominated
the victory-rally, all five players
contributing to the scoring ---
Sam Valley and Dan Walker with
four points each Bill Stodden and
Gene Brehmeyer with three eaciL
and Neal Graham'with two. It was
that way for game scoring also.
Stodden leading with 11. Walker
and Brehmeyer with 9, Valley and
reserve Bill Trenckman with 6
each. Graham with 5.
JIM EDWARDS, a freshman,
was the tougi rival, scoring 14
points, mostly from outside Foul
troubles early in the game com-
pelled Coach Jack Hogben to shift
from his defense l'om man-for-
man to a 1-2-2 zone and later to
a 2-3 zone.
The Owls also won the pre-
liminary game, 43-38.
This weekend's finales give the
Owls opportunity to avenge two
narrow losses early this season.
Low .............. 10:10 [.n[. 6.8 ft.
]tigh .............. 2:15 p.m. 10.4 ft.
Low . ........... 10:06 p.m. -0.7 ft.
Sunday, loci). 18
High ............ 5:16 a.m. 12.7 ft,
Low . ............. 10:49 a.m. 6.4 ft.
High .............. 3:57 p.m 10.4 ft.
Low . ........... 10:40 p.m. 0.5 ft.
}lol|dtly, Feb. 19
High .............. 5:44 a.m. 12.2 ft.
Low . .......... 11:24 a.m. 5.9 ft.
]tigh .............. 4:38 p.m. 10.4 ft.
Low .................... p.m. 0.8 ft.
TtuPslhty, Flq). 20
Higil .............. 6:09 a.m. 12.1 ft.
Low .............. 11:58 a.m. 5.3 ft.
High .............. 5:17 p.m. 10.3 ft.
Low . ............. ii:46 p.m. 1.2 ft.
Vcllncsday, Feh. 21
High .............. 6:34 a.m. 12.1 ft.
Low . ............. 12:32 p.m. 4.8 ft.
High ............. 5:58 p.m. 10.2 ft.
Thursday, Feh. 22
Low . ............. 0:20 a.m. 1.8 ft.
High ............. 6:59 a.m. 12.0 ft.
Lox ............... 1:07 p.m. 4.3 ft.
Higll .............. 6:41 p.m. 10.1 ft.
ZIEGLER BOOMS
2nd 600 IN ROW
MAJOR LEAGUE
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Dan's NiLe Hawks ........ 11 7
Olson's B & B Shop ,.. 11 7
Tmlber Bowl .................... 9 9
Home Gas Company ........ 8 10
Cnrtis 37. Shelton 32
Bethel 52, Peninsula35
N. Thm'ston 49, White River 25
Last Week
By l)enny Hinton
Shelton's ':Little Climbers" gave
lhe fl'ont-runniIlg Curtis Viking
reserves a scare Friday night be-
fore coach Halxld WilsmFs club
went down 37-32.
The Viking seconds, who lead
the league with a 10-0 record, are
undefeated this year with a 1,t-0
mark.
Down by eight points at
the intermission, 20-12, Slmlton
stormed back in the third period
to within three points by the
quarter's closure, 28a5. Climber
backcourt mates Bob Walker and
A1 Wagner scored 10 of their
team's 13 points in the round.
Shelton stayed close on the
Vikings' tail in the fourth quarter
but could never overcome the ad-
vantage. The Climbers potted 13
field goals to the wire, ors 11 in
the contest. The difference was
made at the foul line where Cur-
tis hit 13 of 24 to Shelton's six
of 17.
Walker topped all scorers with
12 points and Wagner phmked in
10. Curtis' Tom Heerema got nine.
Curtis also had a big rebound
edge, using 6-7 '.'Goose" Lance
throughout the game.
Northwest Evergreen .... 7V2 I0,§ The summary:
Jim Pauley Inc ............... 7,fi 10Vz Curtis 37 Shelton 32
High game---Lionel Leman 234, !Nash 0 f Brickert 2
Clyde Ziegler 231, Fred Snelgrove Heerema 9 f Villines 5
228 Lane 7 c Towle 1
High series--Clyde Ziegler 619 Clark 4 g Walker 12
Bennett 5 g Wagner 10
Clyde Ziegler racked up his sec- Curtis subs---Wheaten 4, Me-
end successive 600 series in the Master 6, Earnest 2. Shelton subs
Major bowling league Friday --Jeffery 2, err.
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Thursday, February 15, ay,-February 15, 196
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NiLe Owls ........................ 51 33
Vee Jays ........................ 44 40
I. Da, No ......................... 42 41½
Vagabonds ..................... 42 41
Skid Rowlers ................ 42 41
Gutter Snipes ................ 29/ 54,
High games Cleo Hulet 172,
Frank Marler 206
High series -- Cleo Hulet 466,
Frank Marler 546
WOIN'S 12:80 LEAGUE
Tefl's Vnaxmgcy .............. 58 24
PhLI'S RichfieJd ................ 4 39
dward's Salon ................ ;$9 41
ll:coa-O,Wa .................... 24 56
Hh sene-D t Ba:aby 535.
The summary:
Curtis 62 Shelton 43
McDonald 18 f Goodpaster 9
Morton 8 f Smith
Weber 4 c Peterson 8
White 13 g Simons 8
Snyder 10 g Carlson 1
Curtis subs -- Bash, Miller 1,
Heerema 6, Van Valkenburg, Gage
2. Shelton subs -- Elliott, Carte,
Watson 4, Olson 2, Sloan 9, Johns-
ton: 2, Anderson.
Score by Quaxters
Curtis .................. 17 13 20 12--62
Shelton ................ 6 18 7 12--43
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Loaders ................................ 17
Engineers ........................... 14 10
Railroad .............................. 14 10
Shops .................................. 13 11
Loggers ................................ 12 12
Mill 1 .................................. 11 13
Mill 2 .................................... 8 16
Insulating Board ............... 7 17
High games -- Val Sienko 223,
Stan Ahlquit 220
High eries---Stan hlqulst 597
9-2 edge in the opening moments.
By the end of the lharter Shelton
trailed 17-6. Jack White and 6-3
Junior forward Jerry McDonald
lead the carnage, potting slx each.
Shelton looked like an entirely
dfferenL outfit i the second
frkme. itg Jim Goodpaster and
guard Gary, Simons headed the
el!tuber retallation "with 12 petals
b-etween them. The visitors battled
within three points, 19-16, when
mons batted in a rebound, but
that's as close as Shelton ever
came. Goodpaster and Curtis' Bill
M0,rtoa exclarlged successful J m
shots to make the count 21.
before the Vikes pulled away fm
good. The score was 30-24 at the
half.
(,Shelton took another plunge in
lie third quarter when Curtis out.
scored them 20-7. Usual Climber
big guns Wayne Carlson and
Corky Peterson were firing blanks
)n this night. Bothered by three
erSona f6fils apleee at the half,
:he twi) saw little action after the
intermission. Peterson was b0t,
tled up for only eight points while
CailSGn finished Without 'a field
goal and a mere one point.
SlMPSON'S MEN'S LEAGUE
visits Shelton gym next Wednes- 41-38 to North Mason and 48-41 night, a 231 opener opening the
$2317 to '197. 86 day theClimbersface twomore
d at Clallam Bay. gate to a 619 total with following ..........................................................
angerous point-producers. Herb The lineups: 200 and 188 gmnes. I i
Toney, aftera25:.pointspreeFri- KNIGHT46 i .0WERII0?E ,?: ilii!
day, is third in the league with Valley 6 f Henson 7 Inelly's 595 paced Timber Bowl to
, 134 points while J. W. Wright is Graham 5 f Cox 1 a shutout victory over league-lead-
on your annual llth with l13 markers after get. D Walker9 c Valford 3 ing Dan's Nlte'Itawks (Sonny
Ling 27 a week easter against Bl'ehmeyer 9 g Edwards 14 Lowe 523)and hauled the Hawks
Peninsula. , Stodden" 11 g Sholes 9 down into a top-rung tie with el-
The scomng aders now are: Subs: Kmght .... Trenckman 6, son's Barber and Beauty Shop
BrdiganB6`WhiteC152T-Hllatz.BeerbwerDeFer'P.(LynnWhite54)'whichtkthe ................ ENG|N T [
ney NT 134, ,*Peterson S 130, Er- Walker. N.R..- McKay, Holmes, . ,
ikson F 12' Snyder C 124, Carl- Stroud, Simpson. ' " grcen°dd game(BertfrOmHoardNOrthwest572). Ever-
heating .bill by V[orton C 117, Nord- Score I) 3, QUal't(rs Tori'id singles games by Fred "LOW F|EL00 ili!i!
forsF]203, GunnersonPl15, and NorthRiver. 154125__36Snelgrove(228) andLionel Le. ....... i iN THECOMPAC, [ "
Wright,.NT 113. Knight 6 9 15 16---.-.46 man (234) earned the two deci-
----- ........................................................ sions Jim Pauley Inc. posted over
O]LNight For Big Gram Costly Home Gas (Glen Robertson 559) , :J
in the other match. Snelgrove hit Ion
,9"3 by dipping to 172 in his finale, il " ;
converting to ,,cu , ,
RT!S CLOUTS CLimBS
iy nny Hinton TltE LOSERS lacked a double Shelton- Journal .......... 39t/ 141/'. ',
_ Sheltons chanc for sole figure po'int producer as Good- Lions Club ...................... 37 17
possessmn o z !e l.z eamoun paster and Bill Sloan were high Timber Bowl ................ 27,z 26V
eagm o asKetoau cnampionsnip with nine each and Simons lind Cook's Plant Farm ........ 27 27
ern Oil Heat trio played a fine Morgan, EacrettLbr. .... 22 32
Mod ,n wurus cram(eroox gym. game, Simons and Sh)an performed Jay Birds .......................... 9 45
Fattened up by a six-game defensive wizardry and picking up High games --- Kathy Dale 170,
winning skein, the Highclimbers numerous recoveries and Good- Allen Glover 167
absorbed a jolting 62-43 loss to paster musceling out the tall High series---Sonja Ahlqnist 332,
the insipred Vikings. In the pro- Curtis forward all for nine re- Allen Glover 288
cess the Climbers plummeted to bounds.
third place in loop ranks while McDonald played his best oar-
Fife holds the.top spot and Curtis sity game for Curtis pumping in If dodging work is a paying
And you'll keep Warm on the coldest days, too/ rekindled title hopes, taking' over 18 points, mostly on set-up plays business, there should hc n:mny
• "". " under the bucket. White canned n2ill!m)ires around town.
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' The loss gives, the Climbers an 13 and guard Jon Snyder chipped 1
11-4 season mark and 7-2 in in 10. " !:::i
Check the followitg [acts, documented by actual, local cost. league. It was the worst shellack- Curtis hit a highly commendable
ing a Jerry Vermillion-coached 49 percent frbm the field, making Hawaiian
Shelton team has suffered in his 25 of 51 while Shelton connected
heat°['heatyouC°mpats°nS'get [rOm oilfind out [or 'yourself how much more four years aL the Climber helm. on 17 of 50 for 34 percent. Neither S P E C ! A L
a Or eP.ctricity, IT WAS OBVIOUS the Climbers team benefited much from free ONLY AMBASSADOR __u-n
than
[rorn
were having a painfully "off" night tosses, the winners converting 12 Buttery Ri(
, after the first few minutes of the of 35 and the CLimbers hitting nine 0000)R(:125 It's a Rambler--it's a performance
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star--it's a 250.