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Some of the finest hook-shoot- I
ing ew:r seen in Sltelton gymnast-i
um-.-but little else.--came out of 1
the sparsely - attended exhibition 1
basketball game won by the Chen-
ey Studs of Tacoma from the Fort '
Lewis Chieftains, 77-71, Sunday af-
tetloon.
Some once-great college hoop
talent, now rather the wor for
wear, tear and advancing years,
was on the floor but outside of the
ability to shoot well and make use
of U;e battle craftiness gained
from long years of experience
there wasn't much of the old abil-
ity remaining in most of the
boys(?).
BOB HOUBREGh, the former
University of Washington All-
American chewed his famous hook
shot on several occasions and in the
comparatively short time le played
managed 22 points. But the
paunch he wheel-borrowed down
the floor in front was obviously a
considerable handicap to his ma-
neuverability and other phases of
his game.
Hartley Kruger, ex-Idaho scor-
ing ace, and Tom Sanford, a mus-
cular midget of 6-3 for Fort Lew-
is, Joined in the hook-shooting pa-
rade and brought many gasps rom
the disappointingly small crowd
as they swished through tropes-
$25 to $500
KJchl Leber, Manager
124 Rsiizd Ave. --Phone: HA. 6-4447, Shelton
llllli II II I I I I I I I ]
sible-looking shots from fax' out.
The soldiers had })y far the best
of it from a condition standpoint
but not in firepower, managing to
stay within nuisance-range because
of their superior speed and some
fine shooting by Sanford, lefty
Jim Hanson, Joe Alligood and Bill
Thomas.
WIIEN]VER the Studs seemed
about to pull away to a command-
ing lead---which at times was as
• much as 15 points--the Chiefs
came stotuing back within range,
sometimes narowing the gap to as
little as three points.
About that time, Houbregs, Kru-
ger and Shelton's prep hoop men-
tor, Jerry Vermillion, took charge
and held the insistent and persis-
tent soldiers at bay.
Vermillion, incidentally, looked
like the best all-around player on
the floor. His generalship, ball-
handling, defensive play and shoot-
ing (he pick up 14 points on a
wide variety of shots, excepting
the hook) showed clearly why he
holds ten of the 13 school recozis
at Gonzaga University.
STUDS 77 FORT LEWIS 71
Bowman 9 f AUigood n
Vermillion 14 f Hanson 15
Erltger 14 e Sanford 22
Pepple 5 g Thomas 15
Cipriano 7 g Waiters 2
Subs: Studs--Houbregs 22, Nich-
olson 4, Lundegaard 2, Per/cin.
Fort Lewis--Harney 6, Myers.
Score by Qr
Studs .............. 25 21 18 13---77
Fort Lewis .... 15 20 20 1671
B SQUADS
CENTRALIA 82 SHELTON 15
Loop 3 f Todd 6
Good 9 f Anderson 1
Blanchard 2 c Rogers 5
CoLon 6 g Waters
Hudson 6 g Slosh
Subs: CentrallaSloan 4, Staf-
ford 2. Smith, Halgrimson. Shel-
ten--Combs 2, Bliner 1. Paulsrude.
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Jefferson ................................ 6 1
Millet'. ..................................... 7 2
Hopkins .................................. 6
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Hoquiam ................................ 4 4
Centralia ................................ 3
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Washington .......................... 2 7
Shelton ................................. 1 8
Last Week
Contralto 36, Shelton 33
Hopkins 35, Hoquiam 33
Miller 46, Washington 22
This Friday
Cen,rtalla at Washington
Jefferson at Hopkins
Miller at Hoquiam
Last second scoring by Matt
Pavalunas, son of a famous former
Raymond high and University of
Oregon bketball star, sent the
Shelton Blazers down to their
eighth junior high basketball de-
feat of the season, 36.3, at Con-
trails Friday night.
Pavahmas undid a courageous
Blazer comeback With his late
tally-making, a comeback which
had overcome a 17-0 (efttralia
lead in the second quarter to tie
the count up. at 31-aJl with just
33 seconds left to play.
SLENDER, freckle-faced left-
handed Wayne Carlson marshalled
the Blazer rally, aided by long
Corky Peterson, for wat may
prove to be the outstanding thing
about the 1959 season for Coach
Clayton and his Blazer baketeers.
Carlson canned five of 16 field
goal attempts and six of eight
foul shots for a 16 point total
for the game. Pavalunas came
through with 19 on seven field
goals in 14 attempts and five of
sLx free throws
Cenrtia held the Rlazer com-
pletely scoreless until approximate-
ly the mid-point of the sccong
quarter, g an 8-0 lead in the
first period and going to 17 poR
before the Blazers managed to
break the ice at last.
BY THE HALF the Blazers had
put seven points on the scoreboard
and had blanked the Cent.rails
club over that same span to make
the score 17-7. The Shelton jun-
iors continued to oucom thetr
hosts the rest of the game, re-
ducing the margin to 25-18 in the
third period and then ptmhing hard
for the 31-31 deadlock with 33
seconds to go.
In the preliminary, the Cttra-
lia B squad wh a 32-15 verdict
over the Blazer 8th graders.
This Friday the Blazers have an
open date.
CENTRAIA 86 SIKELTON 88
Pavalunas 19 f Carlson 16
Caldwell 4 f Watters
Upton 8 c Peterson 8
Brewer g Rose
Forrest 3 g Simons 5
Subs: Centralia Hutchins 2,
Marlowe, Garvin, Wolff, Manberg.
Shelton .... IAnton 2, Watson 2,
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ELLMA, MONTE BOLSTER SOORING
AVERAGES A00gAINST CLIMBERS
Montesano and Elms t . " , , _
Shelton Highclimbers as stepping
stones to higher team scoring av- |_ '
erages last weekend, the Bulldogs ulbv vn RILL- IIIIIK
taking a 60-45 bite out of Jerry
Vermlllion's crew on the Monte
court Friday night, the Eagles fly-
ing home from Shelton gym with
a 69-34 morsel Saturday night.
In each game Vermillion opened
up with three juniors (Denny Tem-
ple, Ray Manke and Ron Guthrie)
and two s0phomoreS (Nell Cloe
and Laurie omers) in the starting'
lineup and finished with four soph-
omores (Jerry Bloomfield and
sherry Halbert plus the starters)
and one junior (Kerm Livermore)
on the floor.
TilE LATTER actually looked
like the more effective lineup, es-
pecially at Montesano where it
Scored the last nine points of the
game to make the final spread
nmre respectable.
Bloomfield was making his fle.
but with the varsity and reall
made it impressive. AgainSt Men.
tesano he made every shot he too
---three fouls and one field goal
and against Elma he made. two of
the four field goals he attempted.
In each game he played only one
quarter, the fourth, after acing aC-'
Lion in three quarters of the
equad games. Besides his effec-
tive shooting Bloomfield was the
peronlfication of coolne on the
floor and looked like a seasoned
veteran instead of the completely
green sophomore.
THE CLIMBERS were ahead
once in each game, getting the
first cores in each, but never after
that. Temple scored the first sev-
en and 1 of the first 16 points
the Climbers made at MontesanO
and along with Close and Seiners
all the Shelton scoring in the first
half. This same trio did all the
scoring for the first three quar-
ters against lma.
Temvle had 25 points for the tw
00ig00ts'wlt00 00o,e. c beh00a..00
21. Both Elma sod Monteuno m
tributed their sc0rirtg we11among
ten players who saw action for
each team.
The lineups:
MONTEgANO 60 SHELTON 45
Morris 3 f Temple 15
Hoflin 10 f ClOse 12
RaShes 14 c Somera 2
Cokeley 7 g Manke 4
Napiontek 8 g Guthrie 2
Subs: Monte --- Brumfield 11,
Whiting 4, Lougheed 2. Watland 1,
Roderick. Shelton -- Bloomfield 5,
Livermore 5, Halbert.
.,ore by Qum'ters
Shelton .......... 7 12 9 17---45
Montesano .... 13 12 15 2{--60
ELM. 69 SHELDON 84
Peek 7 f Temple 10
Beerbower 11 f Close 9
C-eorge 12 c Seiners 9
Tornquist 4 g Manke
Brockmueller 8 g Outhx'ie
Subs: Elma---Hepworth 13, Ra.
mey 7 Dotson 7, Weld, Murphy.
Shelton--Bloomfield 4, Halbert 2,
Livermore.
Seor¢ by Quarters
Shclton ........ 9 15 3 7--34
Elms .............. 16 17 23 13--69
m .m00s U.X
Lumbermen's Mere... ......... 24
Wilson Leftys .................... 17 II
20th Century Thrfftway .. 14 14
Waterfl'ont Realty ........... . 13 15
Grant Lumber .................... 13 15
Pantortum Cleaners .......... 12 16
Coe & MYh re SerVice ...... 10 12
Moran Trknfer ................ 9 19
Hilll games--Joe Anderson 234,
:Nell Dethlefs 233, Bitl Dtekie
231, John Florek 226/ Jack
Stewart 224. Bob uner 3
High totalS---Joe Anderson 615,
tk Stewart 612, Bob Purner
Indttrial. league pitt, slttger
bagge trio of 600 series and a
raft of li. single gamin t last
weeks aeti, which the
leadlng L. M. continuing its amaz-
ing victory Skein wlth.a 8,1 mco
ce sea_ tnt_S0th Centur TlWfft-
way (Jonn Florek 22(1, y Rtce
50) behind Jack Stewart a filmy
Joe Andslaort Shad0d Jack for
individual sorinR' honO bY ca-
ing __. 61 (1'/7-234-202)tQ ld
e WilS0fl Lef
th _ . _ tys to a shutt
trhtmlm ..er Pantor/um Cleaner
(W'ax_@n WOods 210 an 569, sd
Bob T?.rner.produced 80 (202-
223.1t to toad Grant IAlmr to
a go°.se'egr._victor/ over Vorggn
Transfer (Igay Brown 501) in
• a --m rln,: De2, s of 13 tO 28 plies.
Neu mfs cracked off a S
middle yam t whlck gaia gole, &
Myers Mottl, Berviee lt lone Pglt
in a 1-3 defeat at the hands of
Waterfront Ral
210 and 573) ty (Bob Ogden
JUNIOR BOWLING
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Benie/s Barber Shoo
LeS Joshn liUgl; ......... "
Shamrock Ca/e ............ 151S 191
Angle Insurahce'"":::'.::::::::: 11 13
............. 9
parker s Mr, & Mrs. Shop 18
Hem broff Atncy ............. 7 17
Htgn game,--Larry Neal 224
High total-.--Larry Heal 587
SIMPSON WOMEN'S LEAGUE
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Insulating Board .. 16 4
lumver ...... " ............. 14 6
ACCounting ii ........................ 13 7
purchasing ........................
Olympic isly ................ 12 8
Research . . ............. 9 II
......................... 7 13
Loggers ................... 6 14
Engineering ............ 3 17
Hign gltmd":"":= ............
-'i h --ena Howard 510
14 g t°talPhyl Ziegler 560
PREP BASKETBALL S _CO,.RES
Chenalls 7, St MarIn s 53
North Kit 64, Central Kit 48
South Kitap 50, Bainbridge 39
a,r rem 4
-" d" 55, Aberdeen 3
_m 5, West Bremerton 40
IAncoa 5 O ....
...... lypla 4t
xvute 51, Mar Morris 41
Computed far Hood Oanal
(Oakland Bay Udes m' o1 aom.
and €fl$ minut later.)
Friday, Feb. 20
High .............. 3:52 a.m. 11.5 ft.
Low ................ 9:12 a.m. 7.2 ft.
High 2:09 p,m. 10.4 ft.
Low ................ 9:10 a.m, 0.5 ft.
Saturday, Feb. 21
High .............. 4:23 a.m. 11.9 ft.
Low ................ 9:52 a.m. 6.4 ft.
High 3:00 p.m. 10.7 ft.
Low ................ 9:50 p.m. -07. ft.
Simday, Feb. 22
High .............. 4:5I a.m. 12.2 ft.
Low ................ 10:30 a.m. 5.6 ft.
High .............. 3:49 p.m. 11.1 ft.
Low ................ 10:30 p.m. -0.7 ft.
blond&y, Feb. 23
High .............. 5:15 a.m, 12.4 ft.
Low ................ 11:08 a.m, , 4.7 ft.
High .............. 4:38 P.rty 11.3 ft.
Low 11:10 P.m, 0.6 ft.
Tuetay, Feb. S
High .............. 5:46 a.m. 12.7 ft.
Low 11:48 a.m. 3.8 ft.
High .............. 5:28 p.m. 11.4 ft.
Low 11:50 p.m. 1.2 ft.
We0ne,lay, Feb. 25
High .............. 6:17 a.m. 12.8 ft.
Low ................ 12:26 p.m. 2.8 ft.
High .............. 6:21 p.m. 11.3 ft.
Thursday, Feb. 26
Low ................ 0:33 a.m. 2.1 ft.
High .............. 6:d9 a.m. 12.8 ft.
Low 1:18 p.m. 2.1 ft.
High .............. 7:19 p.m. 11.0 ft.
UNDBERG POUNDS
615 IN FRATERNAL
FRATERNAL IAGUE
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Active Club ........................
18
10
Lions Club .......................... i7
11
ascade-Olympic ................ 15 13
wants Club ...................... 14 14
%tller Construction .......... 14 14
Shelton Hardware 13 15
McCqeary ............................ 12 16
Moose Lodge ...................... 9 19
High game--Bob Shy 241, Gene
Lindberg 240, Russ Morken
237, Buck Maekey 234
High total---Cne Lindberg 615
Gone Lindberg's 615 series fea-
tured Fraternal league bowling
action Monday, a night marked
by shutouts and stalemates in
team results.
Lindberg's series was founded
on a 240 opening game which he
followed With 177 and 198 counts
to lead the Activians into first
place on a shutout victory over
the Lions (L. L. McInelly 542).
Fuller Construction (Bob Olson
537) was the other goose-egg win-
ner, over the tailend Moose (car-
lie Savage 588). Bob Shy opened
with a 241 game (549 series) as
McCleary drew with Shelton Hard-
ware tBuck Mackey 543) and Russ
Morken finished up with a 237
as Cascade-Olympic Construction
deadlocked the Kiwanis Clui
(Clyde Ziegler 504).
DiOK WHITE SHOWS
UP MAJOR BOWLERS
, MAJO .' LEAGUE Its
Northwest Evergreen ............ 78
Home Gas Company ................ 70 'L
TimbeF B0w .......................... 69
Dan's Nite Hawks .................... 62
Wolden's Chevron Service .... 4
Jim Pauley Inc ..................... 44½
Ritner's Broiler .................... 29
Olson'a Barber.& Beauty 28
/igh game---Dick White 232
High totals--Dick White 637,
Glen Robertson 612
Youthful Dick White stole the
show |rein. his..mor# exeriecll
adult bowling companions in the i
Major league Friday night when
he accumulated a 637
games of 2&2, 192, #43.
Glen Robertson's -62 (21-21&.
188) was the clott hallbn for
ind|vilukl scoring hohorS. 4[lck't:
Timber Bowl team scored 12 .points
and G|en's ome club 13 tin:
der the "H0t :sm" used
by the leagu bUt,./.to big
gaere" for the_ V.tlg 'P)4tY
which picked up' (Ray Rice
5s9), and 's lte Hl.twq
rea Woods and Sonny each
567), which gainerS. !6:
• t • o.
Thursdav. FobS
LiHle Olimber Tille
Ohances .Gone AHer
57-50 Loss to Elma
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Elms ........................ 8 3 496 462
North Thurston ...... 8 3 411 360
SIIELTON .............. 7 4 500 483
Chehalis .................. 7 5 601 538
Raymond ................ 6 5 432 455
St. Martin's ............ 2 9 462 515
Montesauo .............. 1 9 391 496
Elms 57, Shelton 50
N. Thurston 33, Raymond 31
Chehalis 58. Raymond 33
Elma 56, St. Martin's 45
Shelto 44. Monteaano 30
Chehalis 65, St. Martin's 49
By oing to Elms Saturday
night, 57-,50, tile Little Climbers
completely eliminated themselves
as title contenders in the Central
League B team basketball stand-
tngTshe defeat left the pennant field
clear for Elma and North Thurs-
ton in their clash this Friday.
A SAD SECOND session killed
the Little Climbers SatUrday, made
their gallant fourth quarter rally
too little too late .They held a
14-13 lead at the first quartet'
closed then the Little Climbers
hit a dead spot and at the half
had added only four point (all
foul shots) and were trailing by a
28-18 margin.
Elms held a slight edge in the
thir quarter and built its mar-
gin to 41-28, too much for the
comeback Dave Sharpes and Jer-
ry Bloomfield led in the last chap-
ter with their eight and six point
Contributions.
Bill Fitchett, getting seven
points in the third quarter, wound
Up as the game's high Scorer with
16 points, one ahead of Sharpe
and Elma's Hoag.
AT MONTESANO Friday night
the Little Climbers breezed to a
44-30 succe behind Bill Fitchett's
18 point barrage, lxcept for a
trong thir qgrter, hich re-
duced Shelton's 25-14 halfUme lead
to 35-29, the Pups were never in
the game.
The Little Climbers clipped off
15 of 23 foul shot to ease their
path to victory• The lineups:
SHETON 44 'MONTESANO 30
Bill Fitchett 18 {f Friell
4
Schneider 2 f Lougheed 10
Bharpes 11 C Whiting 5
8ob Fitchett 4 g Hammock 3
Paulsrude g Smith 3
Subs: Shelton Bloomfield 9,
Van Blaricom. Monte -- Pierce 2,
Wrenn 1. Fry 2, Phillips, Beaulieu.
Score by Quarters
Montesano .... 2 12 15 130
Shelton .......... 10 15 10 9---44
ELM 57 SHELTON 6@
Murphy 9 f Sharpes 15
Henry 7 f Shneider 2
Hoag 15 c Bill Fitchett 16
Weld 13 g Bob Fitchett 4
Roderick 4 g Paulsrude 4
Subs: Elmw--Berry 5, Graves 2,
Fredrickson 2, Scheelke, Walker.
Shelton Bloomfield 9. Van Blari-
COI.
Score by Quarters
elton .......... 14 4 1 " 22---
Elms .............. 13 15 13:.IK.ST
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Published in "Christma,town ghelton, Waahin
Some of the finest hook-shoot- I
ing ew:r seen in Sltelton gymnast-i
um-.-but little else.--came out of 1
the sparsely - attended exhibition 1
basketball game won by the Chen-
ey Studs of Tacoma from the Fort '
Lewis Chieftains, 77-71, Sunday af-
tetloon.
Some once-great college hoop
talent, now rather the wor for
wear, tear and advancing years,
was on the floor but outside of the
ability to shoot well and make use
of U;e battle craftiness gained
from long years of experience
there wasn't much of the old abil-
ity remaining in most of the
boys(?).
BOB HOUBREGh, the former
University of Washington All-
American chewed his famous hook
shot on several occasions and in the
comparatively short time le played
managed 22 points. But the
paunch he wheel-borrowed down
the floor in front was obviously a
considerable handicap to his ma-
neuverability and other phases of
his game.
Hartley Kruger, ex-Idaho scor-
ing ace, and Tom Sanford, a mus-
cular midget of 6-3 for Fort Lew-
is, Joined in the hook-shooting pa-
rade and brought many gasps rom
the disappointingly small crowd
as they swished through tropes-
$25 to $500
KJchl Leber, Manager
124 Rsiizd Ave. --Phone: HA. 6-4447, Shelton
llllli II II I I I I I I I ]
sible-looking shots from fax' out.
The soldiers had })y far the best
of it from a condition standpoint
but not in firepower, managing to
stay within nuisance-range because
of their superior speed and some
fine shooting by Sanford, lefty
Jim Hanson, Joe Alligood and Bill
Thomas.
WIIEN]VER the Studs seemed
about to pull away to a command-
ing lead---which at times was as
• much as 15 points--the Chiefs
came stotuing back within range,
sometimes narowing the gap to as
little as three points.
About that time, Houbregs, Kru-
ger and Shelton's prep hoop men-
tor, Jerry Vermillion, took charge
and held the insistent and persis-
tent soldiers at bay.
Vermillion, incidentally, looked
like the best all-around player on
the floor. His generalship, ball-
handling, defensive play and shoot-
ing (he pick up 14 points on a
wide variety of shots, excepting
the hook) showed clearly why he
holds ten of the 13 school recozis
at Gonzaga University.
STUDS 77 FORT LEWIS 71
Bowman 9 f AUigood n
Vermillion 14 f Hanson 15
Erltger 14 e Sanford 22
Pepple 5 g Thomas 15
Cipriano 7 g Waiters 2
Subs: Studs--Houbregs 22, Nich-
olson 4, Lundegaard 2, Per/cin.
Fort Lewis--Harney 6, Myers.
Score by Qr
Studs .............. 25 21 18 13---77
Fort Lewis .... 15 20 20 1671
B SQUADS
CENTRALIA 82 SHELTON 15
Loop 3 f Todd 6
Good 9 f Anderson 1
Blanchard 2 c Rogers 5
CoLon 6 g Waters
Hudson 6 g Slosh
Subs: CentrallaSloan 4, Staf-
ford 2. Smith, Halgrimson. Shel-
ten--Combs 2, Bliner 1. Paulsrude.
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You Can Own
thin Mac D-S0
$159.50
Hilloresl Hardware
1209 Olympic Highway SO.
Sensational Blazer
Rally H0ady Upnts
¢entralia, 36 to 33
L
Jefferson ................................ 6 1
Millet'. ..................................... 7 2
Hopkins .................................. 6
2
Hoquiam ................................ 4 4
Centralia ................................ 3
5
Washington .......................... 2 7
Shelton ................................. 1 8
Last Week
Contralto 36, Shelton 33
Hopkins 35, Hoquiam 33
Miller 46, Washington 22
This Friday
Cen,rtalla at Washington
Jefferson at Hopkins
Miller at Hoquiam
Last second scoring by Matt
Pavalunas, son of a famous former
Raymond high and University of
Oregon bketball star, sent the
Shelton Blazers down to their
eighth junior high basketball de-
feat of the season, 36.3, at Con-
trails Friday night.
Pavahmas undid a courageous
Blazer comeback With his late
tally-making, a comeback which
had overcome a 17-0 (efttralia
lead in the second quarter to tie
the count up. at 31-aJl with just
33 seconds left to play.
SLENDER, freckle-faced left-
handed Wayne Carlson marshalled
the Blazer rally, aided by long
Corky Peterson, for wat may
prove to be the outstanding thing
about the 1959 season for Coach
Clayton and his Blazer baketeers.
Carlson canned five of 16 field
goal attempts and six of eight
foul shots for a 16 point total
for the game. Pavalunas came
through with 19 on seven field
goals in 14 attempts and five of
sLx free throws
Cenrtia held the Rlazer com-
pletely scoreless until approximate-
ly the mid-point of the sccong
quarter, g an 8-0 lead in the
first period and going to 17 poR
before the Blazers managed to
break the ice at last.
BY THE HALF the Blazers had
put seven points on the scoreboard
and had blanked the Cent.rails
club over that same span to make
the score 17-7. The Shelton jun-
iors continued to oucom thetr
hosts the rest of the game, re-
ducing the margin to 25-18 in the
third period and then ptmhing hard
for the 31-31 deadlock with 33
seconds to go.
In the preliminary, the Cttra-
lia B squad wh a 32-15 verdict
over the Blazer 8th graders.
This Friday the Blazers have an
open date.
CENTRAIA 86 SIKELTON 88
Pavalunas 19 f Carlson 16
Caldwell 4 f Watters
Upton 8 c Peterson 8
Brewer g Rose
Forrest 3 g Simons 5
Subs: Centralia Hutchins 2,
Marlowe, Garvin, Wolff, Manberg.
Shelton .... IAnton 2, Watson 2,
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ELLMA, MONTE BOLSTER SOORING
AVERAGES A00gAINST CLIMBERS
Montesano and Elms t . " , , _
Shelton Highclimbers as stepping
stones to higher team scoring av- |_ '
erages last weekend, the Bulldogs ulbv vn RILL- IIIIIK
taking a 60-45 bite out of Jerry
Vermlllion's crew on the Monte
court Friday night, the Eagles fly-
ing home from Shelton gym with
a 69-34 morsel Saturday night.
In each game Vermillion opened
up with three juniors (Denny Tem-
ple, Ray Manke and Ron Guthrie)
and two s0phomoreS (Nell Cloe
and Laurie omers) in the starting'
lineup and finished with four soph-
omores (Jerry Bloomfield and
sherry Halbert plus the starters)
and one junior (Kerm Livermore)
on the floor.
TilE LATTER actually looked
like the more effective lineup, es-
pecially at Montesano where it
Scored the last nine points of the
game to make the final spread
nmre respectable.
Bloomfield was making his fle.
but with the varsity and reall
made it impressive. AgainSt Men.
tesano he made every shot he too
---three fouls and one field goal
and against Elma he made. two of
the four field goals he attempted.
In each game he played only one
quarter, the fourth, after acing aC-'
Lion in three quarters of the
equad games. Besides his effec-
tive shooting Bloomfield was the
peronlfication of coolne on the
floor and looked like a seasoned
veteran instead of the completely
green sophomore.
THE CLIMBERS were ahead
once in each game, getting the
first cores in each, but never after
that. Temple scored the first sev-
en and 1 of the first 16 points
the Climbers made at MontesanO
and along with Close and Seiners
all the Shelton scoring in the first
half. This same trio did all the
scoring for the first three quar-
ters against lma.
Temvle had 25 points for the tw
00ig00ts'wlt00 00o,e. c beh00a..00
21. Both Elma sod Monteuno m
tributed their sc0rirtg we11among
ten players who saw action for
each team.
The lineups:
MONTEgANO 60 SHELTON 45
Morris 3 f Temple 15
Hoflin 10 f ClOse 12
RaShes 14 c Somera 2
Cokeley 7 g Manke 4
Napiontek 8 g Guthrie 2
Subs: Monte --- Brumfield 11,
Whiting 4, Lougheed 2. Watland 1,
Roderick. Shelton -- Bloomfield 5,
Livermore 5, Halbert.
.,ore by Qum'ters
Shelton .......... 7 12 9 17---45
Montesano .... 13 12 15 2{--60
ELM. 69 SHELDON 84
Peek 7 f Temple 10
Beerbower 11 f Close 9
C-eorge 12 c Seiners 9
Tornquist 4 g Manke
Brockmueller 8 g Outhx'ie
Subs: Elma---Hepworth 13, Ra.
mey 7 Dotson 7, Weld, Murphy.
Shelton--Bloomfield 4, Halbert 2,
Livermore.
Seor¢ by Quarters
Shclton ........ 9 15 3 7--34
Elms .............. 16 17 23 13--69
m .m00s U.X
Lumbermen's Mere... ......... 24
Wilson Leftys .................... 17 II
20th Century Thrfftway .. 14 14
Waterfl'ont Realty ........... . 13 15
Grant Lumber .................... 13 15
Pantortum Cleaners .......... 12 16
Coe & MYh re SerVice ...... 10 12
Moran Trknfer ................ 9 19
Hilll games--Joe Anderson 234,
:Nell Dethlefs 233, Bitl Dtekie
231, John Florek 226/ Jack
Stewart 224. Bob uner 3
High totalS---Joe Anderson 615,
tk Stewart 612, Bob Purner
Indttrial. league pitt, slttger
bagge trio of 600 series and a
raft of li. single gamin t last
weeks aeti, which the
leadlng L. M. continuing its amaz-
ing victory Skein wlth.a 8,1 mco
ce sea_ tnt_S0th Centur TlWfft-
way (Jonn Florek 22(1, y Rtce
50) behind Jack Stewart a filmy
Joe Andslaort Shad0d Jack for
individual sorinR' honO bY ca-
ing __. 61 (1'/7-234-202)tQ ld
e WilS0fl Lef
th _ . _ tys to a shutt
trhtmlm ..er Pantor/um Cleaner
(W'ax_@n WOods 210 an 569, sd
Bob T?.rner.produced 80 (202-
223.1t to toad Grant IAlmr to
a go°.se'egr._victor/ over Vorggn
Transfer (Igay Brown 501) in
• a --m rln,: De2, s of 13 tO 28 plies.
Neu mfs cracked off a S
middle yam t whlck gaia gole, &
Myers Mottl, Berviee lt lone Pglt
in a 1-3 defeat at the hands of
Waterfront Ral
210 and 573) ty (Bob Ogden
JUNIOR BOWLING
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Benie/s Barber Shoo
LeS Joshn liUgl; ......... "
Shamrock Ca/e ............ 151S 191
Angle Insurahce'"":::'.::::::::: 11 13
............. 9
parker s Mr, & Mrs. Shop 18
Hem broff Atncy ............. 7 17
Htgn game,--Larry Neal 224
High total-.--Larry Heal 587
SIMPSON WOMEN'S LEAGUE
W L
Insulating Board .. 16 4
lumver ...... " ............. 14 6
ACCounting ii ........................ 13 7
purchasing ........................
Olympic isly ................ 12 8
Research . . ............. 9 II
......................... 7 13
Loggers ................... 6 14
Engineering ............ 3 17
Hign gltmd":"":= ............
-'i h --ena Howard 510
14 g t°talPhyl Ziegler 560
PREP BASKETBALL S _CO,.RES
Chenalls 7, St MarIn s 53
North Kit 64, Central Kit 48
South Kitap 50, Bainbridge 39
a,r rem 4
-" d" 55, Aberdeen 3
_m 5, West Bremerton 40
IAncoa 5 O ....
...... lypla 4t
xvute 51, Mar Morris 41
Computed far Hood Oanal
(Oakland Bay Udes m' o1 aom.
and €fl$ minut later.)
Friday, Feb. 20
High .............. 3:52 a.m. 11.5 ft.
Low ................ 9:12 a.m. 7.2 ft.
High 2:09 p,m. 10.4 ft.
Low ................ 9:10 a.m, 0.5 ft.
Saturday, Feb. 21
High .............. 4:23 a.m. 11.9 ft.
Low ................ 9:52 a.m. 6.4 ft.
High 3:00 p.m. 10.7 ft.
Low ................ 9:50 p.m. -07. ft.
Simday, Feb. 22
High .............. 4:5I a.m. 12.2 ft.
Low ................ 10:30 a.m. 5.6 ft.
High .............. 3:49 p.m. 11.1 ft.
Low ................ 10:30 p.m. -0.7 ft.
blond&y, Feb. 23
High .............. 5:15 a.m, 12.4 ft.
Low ................ 11:08 a.m, , 4.7 ft.
High .............. 4:38 P.rty 11.3 ft.
Low 11:10 P.m, 0.6 ft.
Tuetay, Feb. S
High .............. 5:46 a.m. 12.7 ft.
Low 11:48 a.m. 3.8 ft.
High .............. 5:28 p.m. 11.4 ft.
Low 11:50 p.m. 1.2 ft.
We0ne,lay, Feb. 25
High .............. 6:17 a.m. 12.8 ft.
Low ................ 12:26 p.m. 2.8 ft.
High .............. 6:21 p.m. 11.3 ft.
Thursday, Feb. 26
Low ................ 0:33 a.m. 2.1 ft.
High .............. 6:d9 a.m. 12.8 ft.
Low 1:18 p.m. 2.1 ft.
High .............. 7:19 p.m. 11.0 ft.
UNDBERG POUNDS
615 IN FRATERNAL
FRATERNAL IAGUE
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Active Club ........................
18
10
Lions Club .......................... i7
11
ascade-Olympic ................ 15 13
wants Club ...................... 14 14
%tller Construction .......... 14 14
Shelton Hardware 13 15
McCqeary ............................ 12 16
Moose Lodge ...................... 9 19
High game--Bob Shy 241, Gene
Lindberg 240, Russ Morken
237, Buck Maekey 234
High total---Cne Lindberg 615
Gone Lindberg's 615 series fea-
tured Fraternal league bowling
action Monday, a night marked
by shutouts and stalemates in
team results.
Lindberg's series was founded
on a 240 opening game which he
followed With 177 and 198 counts
to lead the Activians into first
place on a shutout victory over
the Lions (L. L. McInelly 542).
Fuller Construction (Bob Olson
537) was the other goose-egg win-
ner, over the tailend Moose (car-
lie Savage 588). Bob Shy opened
with a 241 game (549 series) as
McCleary drew with Shelton Hard-
ware tBuck Mackey 543) and Russ
Morken finished up with a 237
as Cascade-Olympic Construction
deadlocked the Kiwanis Clui
(Clyde Ziegler 504).
DiOK WHITE SHOWS
UP MAJOR BOWLERS
, MAJO .' LEAGUE Its
Northwest Evergreen ............ 78
Home Gas Company ................ 70 'L
TimbeF B0w .......................... 69
Dan's Nite Hawks .................... 62
Wolden's Chevron Service .... 4
Jim Pauley Inc ..................... 44½
Ritner's Broiler .................... 29
Olson'a Barber.& Beauty 28
/igh game---Dick White 232
High totals--Dick White 637,
Glen Robertson 612
Youthful Dick White stole the
show |rein. his..mor# exeriecll
adult bowling companions in the i
Major league Friday night when
he accumulated a 637
games of 2&2, 192, #43.
Glen Robertson's -62 (21-21&.
188) was the clott hallbn for
ind|vilukl scoring hohorS. 4[lck't:
Timber Bowl team scored 12 .points
and G|en's ome club 13 tin:
der the "H0t :sm" used
by the leagu bUt,./.to big
gaere" for the_ V.tlg 'P)4tY
which picked up' (Ray Rice
5s9), and 's lte Hl.twq
rea Woods and Sonny each
567), which gainerS. !6:
• t • o.
Thursdav. FobS
LiHle Olimber Tille
Ohances .Gone AHer
57-50 Loss to Elma
W L pf pa
Elms ........................ 8 3 496 462
North Thurston ...... 8 3 411 360
SIIELTON .............. 7 4 500 483
Chehalis .................. 7 5 601 538
Raymond ................ 6 5 432 455
St. Martin's ............ 2 9 462 515
Montesauo .............. 1 9 391 496
Elms 57, Shelton 50
N. Thurston 33, Raymond 31
Chehalis 58. Raymond 33
Elma 56, St. Martin's 45
Shelto 44. Monteaano 30
Chehalis 65, St. Martin's 49
By oing to Elms Saturday
night, 57-,50, tile Little Climbers
completely eliminated themselves
as title contenders in the Central
League B team basketball stand-
tngTshe defeat left the pennant field
clear for Elma and North Thurs-
ton in their clash this Friday.
A SAD SECOND session killed
the Little Climbers SatUrday, made
their gallant fourth quarter rally
too little too late .They held a
14-13 lead at the first quartet'
closed then the Little Climbers
hit a dead spot and at the half
had added only four point (all
foul shots) and were trailing by a
28-18 margin.
Elms held a slight edge in the
thir quarter and built its mar-
gin to 41-28, too much for the
comeback Dave Sharpes and Jer-
ry Bloomfield led in the last chap-
ter with their eight and six point
Contributions.
Bill Fitchett, getting seven
points in the third quarter, wound
Up as the game's high Scorer with
16 points, one ahead of Sharpe
and Elma's Hoag.
AT MONTESANO Friday night
the Little Climbers breezed to a
44-30 succe behind Bill Fitchett's
18 point barrage, lxcept for a
trong thir qgrter, hich re-
duced Shelton's 25-14 halfUme lead
to 35-29, the Pups were never in
the game.
The Little Climbers clipped off
15 of 23 foul shot to ease their
path to victory• The lineups:
SHETON 44 'MONTESANO 30
Bill Fitchett 18 {f Friell
4
Schneider 2 f Lougheed 10
Bharpes 11 C Whiting 5
8ob Fitchett 4 g Hammock 3
Paulsrude g Smith 3
Subs: Shelton Bloomfield 9,
Van Blaricom. Monte -- Pierce 2,
Wrenn 1. Fry 2, Phillips, Beaulieu.
Score by Quarters
Montesano .... 2 12 15 130
Shelton .......... 10 15 10 9---44
ELM 57 SHELTON 6@
Murphy 9 f Sharpes 15
Henry 7 f Shneider 2
Hoag 15 c Bill Fitchett 16
Weld 13 g Bob Fitchett 4
Roderick 4 g Paulsrude 4
Subs: Elmw--Berry 5, Graves 2,
Fredrickson 2, Scheelke, Walker.
Shelton Bloomfield 9. Van Blari-
COI.
Score by Quarters
elton .......... 14 4 1 " 22---
Elms .............. 13 15 13:.IK.ST
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