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The Shelton wrestling team came up with a fine effort Saturday at the Black Hills League AA wrestling tournament• The Climbers finished only fifth in the seven-team tournament, but they qualified 11 wrestlers for the regional tournament this weekend at Columbia River High School in Vancouver• Wayne Alexander, 141-pound senior, won Shelton's only championship with a 9-5 decision to remain undefeated for the season. Sophomore Leonard Stolen surprised many people when he finished second in the 158-pound class, losing only to the top-seeded wrestler from Chehalis. Results of the tournament Saturday with the top five places going to the regionals: 108 - Brad Stites, 3rd. 122 - Scott Campbell, 5th 129 - Mark Lewis, 3rd 135 - Randy Howard, 5th 141 - Wayne Alexander, I st 148 - Vernon Gonzales, 3rd. 158- Leonard Stolen, 2nd COACH 168 - Roy Pearsal, 5th d DICK WENTZ gives some advice to Vernon Gonzales during a break 178 Tim Dodge, 4th BB Saturday. Gonzales finished third in his class, and will compete in the 190 Gre Radz kew cz 3rd regionals this weekend ,, " r g,~ .. Y. • y ' • "-LI " nvy - rrea ~,old, 4th. ~, T ~i~i~~i~i~i~~i~i~~u~i~~~~i~i~i~i~i~~ii~ in, ° l~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~u~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ E,N'5 CITy ns Hi G-- . WOMEN S COMMERCIAL MEN S C!TY 12:30 LEAGUE ~n,190 ame. Mary Lou Women's Hi Game: Merge Men s HI Game: Gene Strozyk Women's Hi Game: Sharon o~JL~n s Hi Se-" Witcraft 223 214, Huisingh 188 aF~l~n 522 rles:Mary Lou Women's Hi Series: Merge Men s Hi.Series: Jack Wheeler 598 Women's Hi Series: Donna ~/It~andinas• ,, Witcraft 574 StanDings: M&R 20-8, ArcticColeman 508 ir)uet[me=n;s ,v~org.an's 22-10, Standings: Brown's 25-7 Circle 19-9, Hidden Haven 16-12 Standings: Bob's Tav. 18-10, ,~L'rloodsno,,~L;IU, Millo's Ee 's 22-10, Ke y's 22-10, Jess's 15-13, Nault's 14-14' Shel. Glass 151k-121/2, Nell's ~,ltl~_rnberm~ ,,_~ ~are 5-27. Fuller's 19-13 Lamp Post 18-14 Simpson 14-14 Warren's 9-19' 14-14, C&L 81/z-191Iz. dlc~n 522;"1~1it~-, Mary Lou Minx Tree 16-16, Ogden's 40&86-22. ' Shel• Glass 1, Georgia , ~l~an 465. Me'Y_~_ ~, ~, ~on!a 1 4 1/2 - 1 7 V2, L u m b e r m e n's M& R 4, Jack Wheeler 598; Coleman 465; Bob's 3, Donna ' E'~ b01;'Ho~'J~ns.4-b.onj~a14V2-171/2, Harrison's 13V2-18V2, Simpson 0, Bill Bulcher 515" Coleman 508; Nell's 1, Sherry i~aPaUlding ~v8u~port Lare u,Certified 11V2-201/2, Fir Lane 8-24, 40&8 2, Tom Brown 508; Arctic Townsend 433; C&L 3, Ruth Pauley's 8-24. Circle 2, Gene Storzyk 587; Fouthe 393. Kelly's 1, Merilee Stewart Hidden Haven 3, Rick Anderson iHT MIXED 442- Lamp Post 3, Karen Wood 518; Warren's 1, Rocky Howard RECREATION Jim Brewer 221 468'; Brown's 2, Nancy Brewer 495; Jess's 1, Curt Strackie 531; Women's Hi Game: Donna ;s: Jim Brewer 587 5 2 2 ; Minx Tree 2, Kathy Nault's 3, Leo Nault 544. Cannon 214 a: Nancy Brewer Motherwell 504; Pauley's 3, Tar Women's Hi Series: Donna Johnson 394; Fir Lane 1, Sandy MEN'S COMMERICAL Coleman 524 ~'s Hi Series: Nancy Brewer Bernert 427; Harrison's 2, Jackie Men's Hi Game: Gene Geist 236 Standings: Shel. Rec. 25-3, SENIOR WAYNE ALEXANDER gets his award for finishing first in the district wrestling match held Saturday. Alexander is still undefeated this season. imme uali ies LEONARD STOLEN receives his second-place award from a Tumwater cheerleader. Stolen, only a sophomore, gave a fine performance in the district Saturday. Hill 429; Eell's 2, Glenda Ettlin Men's Hi Series: John DankulichHarper's 17-11, Trailblazers e~ s~__ --n 6-7 split• 519; Ogden's 2V2, Mary Witcraft Standings: Morgan s 28-4, 15Vz-12%, D. Queen 13-15, r~;,a21i'~b~u~l~]2!~]~ 574; Certified 1V2, Pat Bond 521; Airport 20-12, Gott 20-12, Photo Arnold& Smith 12V2-15'/2, PSNB Shelton swimmers completed 200-yard individual ,nedley Tinl Sayan, 8th Lumbermen's 3, Debi Harvey Cent. 18-14, Dan's 17-15, Verne's 12-16, Jess s 10-18, Swanson's a busy two weeks last Saturday• Brad Lowe, 4th; Joe Simpson, ~l,'u 1612 -- - , Ducks 448, Fuller's 1, Lorraine White 17-15, Certified 16-16, Shel. 7-21. , Ib.angers 14V2-13~k, 392. Foods 15-17, Sturgeon12-20, Trailblazers 4, Ethel Rigney Before going into tke district 6th. 14-14 Farmers Dunn 12-20, Wolden's10-22, 420; Swanson's O, Cindy Monger championship on February l0 the 50-yard freestyle - Chris Odd Balz 13-15, GRANGE B&R Oil,9-23. 358; D• Queen 1, Shirley Frost & 5, Go-getters 10-18, Men's Hi Game: Bill Hibbert 182 Dan s 3, Chub Nutt 562; Helen Martin 412; PSNB 3, Adair Highclimbers overwhelmed a Jackson, 5th; Rich Yates, 8th; Men's Hi Series: Tom Olson 497Photo Cent. 1, Lloyd Clark 550; Neau 476; Harper's 1 Helen Tumwater squad by a 76-18 Roland Start, l lth. ; 1, Duck Sharp & Women's Hi Game: Dolores Dunn O, Jerry Christy 551; Gott Burnett 455; Shel. Rec. 3', Donna Jburn 509. Farmers Goodburn 208 ~er 587; bucks 1, Oil 4, Gene Geist 593; Shel. Coleman 524; Arnold & Sm!th 3, score. In sweeping every event the Diving - Rick Bacon, 2nd; Women's Hi Series: Dolores Foods 3 Chuck Jackson 532; Helen Leonard 436; Jess s 1, Climbers saw one varsity record lie 562• Repeaters 3, Goodburn 501 B&R Oil 1, Fred Snelgrove & Donna Cannon 517. fall. Freshman Mike Dale swam ~h 535'; Odd Balz 3 Standings: Skok I 20-8, Randy Stevens 536; Certified 3, r• 563; Wallbangers Harstine 20-8 Pomona 16-12, Chuck Funkhouser 596; Wolden SIMPSON SWING SHIFT the 100-yard breaststroke in I, ey,,507; Dogs 1Vz, Southside 15-1'3, Skok II 13-15, 1, Henry Warnes 525; Morgan's 4, Men's Hi Game: L.C. Leman 235 1:13.7 toeclipse 2/10 of a second ;u. vv,Icken 555. Agate I 12-16, Agate II 12-16, Chuck Thompson 537; Airport Men's Hi Series: L.C. Leman 627 off the old record. ~',, tee Bead 5261 Matlock4-24• Groc. 0, Ken O'Dell 503; Standings: Chargers 19-9 Mill "~, Edith Walter 509; Harstine 3, Tom Olson 497; Sturgeon 3, John Dankulich 625; 3 17-11, Hemlockers 17-11 ' Dry At the district meet in Kelso t Brown 497. Lakers Skok I 4, Dolores Goodburn 501; Verne's 1, Harry Fletcher 548. Shed 16-12, Log Butts 16-1~2', Mill She]ton placed 9th in a 13-team hison 436; '1-i20 4, Southside 0, Pop Simpson 442; 4 14-14, Guards-9-17• field. Darrell Kimmer]y qualified 535. Pomona 3, Paul Challender 450; Chargers 3 Scott Robertson ~,WlVEs Agate l0 LyleAuseth426;Agate VOI Sienko 528; Guards i' Don Donaldson for the State High School 454; HeRIockers 3 Mel McGee Championship to be held this E,S Fll GaRe: Stevie Krause II 1, Bob Florek 448; Skok II 4, Jim Wi liams 448; Matlock 1 520; Loq Butts 1 'Wiley Evans /ie~bSer'~Bea Brandt & Edythe Dick 364. ' gets oword 442; Mill4 1 Gary'Kannanz 504; Saturday at the University of Dry Shed 3, i'ynn McQu k n 473; Washington• Kimmerlywill be l'~i;~g~oh~:,:°'- Sanders 309'ers ,vd,134 L C. Leman 627• 2Moe2n's Hi Game: Floyd Jackson from club . swimming the 50-yard freestyle. 2nYe's 1" ,s Zl-ll, C&R On February 17 She]ton Men's Hi Game: Dan Wilson 21 participated ,in the Black Hills ~,kll's 16 {~:L~,, Springwater Men's Hi Series: Floyd Jackson The annual meeting of the Men's Hi Series: Jerry Mallory ~,t 1n ,^" ,~, ~anke 15-17. 590 i"~,L~I' Knudsen 1 : 5,90 /h~a~.e 1"1~.- 4-18. W6olmen's Hi Game: Dot Ridout Shelton Bayshore Golf Club was 79°2rn League "B Championship at held in January. A distinguished en's Hi Game: Gerry Geist Timberline High School. Shelton's ~n~karn'39~°niin'~eff ?,1 ~/~.~231/gVa,MatsonApex& Wso6men's Hi Series: Dot Ridout service award was given to Val 4Wso5men's Hi Series: Carol SyKes depth proved superior and the • ~ Ih ':orn 4.. ; aPringwater 3, Standings: Repeaters 16Vz-7~/z, Sienko from the club. ,-. Standings: Lefty's 18~/z-9]/z, Climbers ended up in first spot n iP~e459; B~ Ap.ex 4, Carol Don t Teez 16-8, Team 3 15-9 Honorable memberships were tics 1 8-1 0, Waterboys with 244 points. Other teams in " L~'5480; i~av~!l O, Shirley Rithmetic 14-10, .007 10-14, '~l~hi,~6; Eli's ~ s,,.3., Stevie Team 2 10-14, Beginners 7~k-16~/z, presented to Warren Lincoln and 1 6 %- 1 1 ]k, F o xe s 1 6- 1 2, order of their finish were: Maintenance 14-14, WoodbirdsTimberline, 223; North Thurston, ~S'~!lDs Lak~ ~' ~tll Rench Hawkers 7-16• Ralph Stevens. Both had been14-14, Makeups lO-18, Aces5-23. ~ John-s',~t~ea Brandt Team 2 2, Bob Owens 442; charter members,of the club.Foxes 3, Jerry Mallory 590; 211; Hoquiam, 144½; Olympia, ~rl%i~~; C&R ~ ~A Margaret Rithmetic 2, Pat VanHouse 421; - |Wi;aanders a-',, t~etty Dean Don't Teez 2, Tom River 522; The women s team captain, Lefty's 1, Phill Bloomfield 490; 132½; Aberdeen, 55; Tumwater, :A~l~'n',~raft 1 ",, ~ackie Brown Team 3 2, Floyd Jackson 590; Jean Y,o_st, gave a resume of the Woodbirdsstatics 0,4'DanCar°lwilsonSymes 485;539; 31. lti¢l'mUdsen ~ ,~arge Witcraft •007 1, Dell Abelein 405; womens activities for the year Maintenance 4, Roy Anderson Summary of Shelton places: ~1i~I , omrley Byrne Beginners 3, Darrol Martin 444; This included fivela d ~,^" 537; Makeups 0, Bob Florek 429; 200-yard medley relay - il3OLLs Hawkers 1, Linda Fordyce 414; .... P Y -a;~, Waterboys 4, John Denison 522; "~Fli S:arne: Doug Shelton Repeaters 3, Jack Swanson 448. exchanges w~m nine clubs. There Aces 0, Jerry Dickinson 431. Roland Starr, Mike Dale, Brad LADIESTHURSDAYTRIO were 190 women golfers included MERCHANTS Lowe, Wes Stockwell - first ¢~"'S fries: Bob Haselwood ~Vgsmen's Hi Game: Lane Johnson In these events. The ,~-- -, • n ,,e gms Men's Hi Game: Gary Clark 207 200-yard freesytle - Vic Men's Hi Series: CarI,Niwa 539 Strickland, 3rd; Cal Moran, 4th; |l~a~ ~. Hi G W;yen's Hi Series: Lane Johnson golf and lunches. Standings: Boon s 17-7, TCF Brad Lyman, 6th. " ~,~.~2 are: Helene went to the exchange clubs for 16-8, PSNB 13-11, White's 12-12, • .1~-n579I"1~ Series. Hel Standings: Bob's Install. 20-8, The 19th Hole Club President C&L 11-13, A/S 11-13, SBS J' [(~1~ ~^arpetb~~_:~111~J'117 Cl~l~-~din s IJnf°rtunat" es 25-7,ene 17V~-10v~,Arnold & HutSmith16~k-11Vz18"10' ClaW'sFuller Bob Coots, presented the new 10-14,sBSTrailblazers 6-18.0, Steve Coontz 418; Climber iuyyees 's n' 16-12. Hoodsport Texac; 15-13. omcers of this group President. Goon's 4, .,oyd C,ark 502; C&L "U~ ' ~Ull ..... 'o, She Vet 13'/~-14'/z Makoviney Dick Bostrom; Vice-president, Ed 2, F r ed Dos twic k 4 7 7;split a pair Trailblazers 2, Terry Brocha 484; -~). 11-'~" Sandb-a-phtsf'~3"k~ 14.18 heads 14-1815"17' Wingard's12"16' M&O9.19,11-17 ' Nyeoiympic 11-17,Paint Travis.Faulk; secretary-treasurer, Frank A/S 1, Tom Olson 492; TCF 3, The Shelton JV basketball II I~its "(1.~ggers 12-20:8Vz-19V~. Carl Niwa 539; PSNB 2, Joe Frankie Barnes picked uP The officers of the parent S~mps°nS05•White's2 " 4~0 ' , Carl Etthn team split its pair of games this ~ isa ~'* ~Je~;mThW~`''iams 428 6-7-10 split. . week. t~-,~ll)~ieg~rs; Car~-°Rpson 476. Bob's Install. 2, Lorraine club .were vo!ed Upon as follows: Friday the Climbers bopped =7]11~'~ s 4~6 -petbaggers ' Huber 443; Hut 2, Susie Yon prestaent Morl ~'er~6]_; ~Uil~traf 4 Do4; ' ey Preppernau; SIMPSON WOMEN'S Women'sHi Game: Gerry Lou the Timberline Blazers in a Osten 406; Makoviney 1, Sonja vice-president, Bob Wotten; Geist 245 II ~t ~0; Un~a.ds 0', Klau~ Pearson 497. Clarv's 3, Clara high-scoring game 72-43. All of 11~/7• F'; Outl~'.tunates 2 the reserves got to play as 14 Erickson 464'; Olympic Paint O, secretary, Joan Sowers; treasurer, Women s Hi Series. Gerry Lou .~,tlPOro.~.~OVer~ ~ws 2, Flov~ Standings: Accounting 18-10,players scored. Judy LaMent 410; Arnold & J~m McComb;board, three years, Geist609 |~[/~ W"" ,$, ~,," =' Uean po;," Smith 4, Lane Johnson 530; M&t,~en Robertson and Ray Rice, Purchasing 18-10 IBP 15-13, ~_~.~l~.o~O-dc'h'°~ Schimsch~ 1, Freda Cristy 439; Shel. Vet 3, Tom Womer led the scoring two years, Don ~2/~Le~ ~83; ^,.~s 4, Bob Tuey Shcumacher 457; Lumber 14-14, 'Engineering with 13, while Dan Morgan scored ~r~IAN resh 442~,tey Oops 0, Hoodsport Texaco 2 Ben BranD[ Coots on Roder and Clyde 14-14, Research 13-15, Olympic I"~1[~i TAM " 495; Nye 2, Lee Eimlund 426; , e year, Hazel Durand. 11-17, Loggers 9-1~.. 12• Paul James added 8; Brad Engineering O, Betty Dean Wilson, 7;Tony Molinero, 7;Mel Wingards 3, Mary Olson a,,.;Gal golfers 503; Purchasincl 4, Helen Ogden IHi :?me. M~ke Wittenberg Fuller 1, Sandy Story 472. 462; Olympic ~, Cleo Hulet 465; Ninnis, 4; and Marry Settle, 4. L "~ries: Mike witt FRATERNAL "23 plan season of Lumber 2, Gerry LouGeist609; Mike Gaze scored 3, Mike Iien'o enbera Men's Hi Game: Frank Minor" Accounting 1, Jane White 508; ~g~r~^ HiG--- " Men's HiSeries: Roy West58u The Women's division are koggers 3, Norene Stevens 448; Ariekman, Todd Brewer, Mark I[~n'se6 a'"e: Shar Standings. Lion's 17-7 Amer. ~earc, h 3, Mabel LaBelle 483; Tuson and Brad Bearden scored 2 lltl~r 2.._Hi G- Leg. 16-8 i3ull Moose ' 13-11, Shelton Bayshore Golf Club each and Mike Lindgren and Gary l~Clir~S?.. ,. ,me: Shar, West. Auto 13-11 Moose Antlers ,o ,, Jean Hartwell 476. 13-11, Moose Heacls 12.12,.Fuller making plans for their comingFRIDAY NIGHT MIXED Nelson scored 1. 11% I~_,,• Uaniet,s Tuesday against North ]~i.'~fu~,13-8, j,,,20"I,C&R 12-12, Eagles 12-12, r~im.r°° year. M~'s Hi Game: Harold Churchill Thurston the Climbers dropped a l'trnr~'V~gt~se l~'S"l l~b'9V2' ~~i The season will start March 6 508'Men s Hi,"Series" : Bud Hildebrandt .~ll i[~l~S 3, u W°R"n.-. . 4~J.~. ,EagleSTeam thingsramplanned°r shmefor _:ixthham;;sy, Women s H, Ga e Murr 61-52 decision. The Climbers had L'i~30,T.OCldMike. MatsonL. 202.. luncheons and prizes,ed " 165 " Re: Charlen a 12-10 first-quarter lead, but got i'.~f'~,°dd pe_und 209: . R~,,y had been contact to Ws°smensHiSeries:CharleneMurr outscored 26-8 in the second ., l~91~so'°,.~se 0 ~S_on 207; period and never did quite 519; Fuller 1, Jack Frost ; ly,~r~ Mik'_Uean i~a~,?.ny Liles Standinas. Team 2 13-3, recover. Paul James hit for 26 ''~flk~"lt" W~r~ %~-" Witte"~anFle~i_uerg 262;150; HdweLi°ns 3, 1,BertDellHOardAbelein552; Shel.505; year.give 'mass lessons" as he did last.. Telex. 1 9-7, "l~eam 3 5-11, Team 4 points, while Mark Tuson had 12; i "~en n Lnger 227- Nimrod 3 Phil Bloomfield 550; i ", t-)an Carl Hellman 534;West. • Nine-holers are especially5,~ T%am 2 4, Bud Hildebrandt Tonly Molinero, 5; Tom Womer, Verse Eagles 1 mV~ted t started Auto 4,' Ev LaBelle 532; Rotary " to come and ge 4v~°; 2ear 1 0, Charlene Mu.r.r 2; Steve Watilo, 2; and Mike 0,Jim Shrum 500. early. ~,~; 2earn 3 4, Harold Churchdl Lindgren, 2. • ,~L, ~eam 4 te 456 • 0, George Wai • swim mee 100-yard butterfly - Brad Lowe, 2nd; Joe Simpson, 6th. 100-yard freestyle Chris Jackson, 4th; Wes Stockwell, 6th. 400-yard freestyle - V~c Strickland, 2nd; Brad Lyman, 5th; Cal Moran, 8th. 100-yard backstroke - Roland Starr, Ist; Rich Yates, 3rd. 100-yard breaststroke -- Mike Dale, 3rd; Tracy Ridout, 4th; Kip White, 1 I th. Get on your mark, get set... There they go! Splash! Splash! Splash! Splash! Thursday, February 22, 1973 - Shelton-Mason County Journal- Page 11