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PACE 6 SI4ET,TON---MASON COUNTY JOURNAL--Published in "CChristmastown, U.E.A.", Shell~n, Washington Thursday,
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Olympic Plywood ................. 21 7 W L
Prepps Rexr, ll Drugs ........ 20 8 Lumber ................................ 22 6
Ralph's S(:rv Yon ............... 16 12 Olympic ~: ............................... 19 9
lCulicr C'onst. Too .............. 14 14 Accounting .......................... 17 11
St¢~\vat'l,s ti'ood I,iner .......... 13 15 Loggers ................................ 13 15
Kimbel ,g: "~¥hilev:, ......... 13 15 I.B.P. 'o ................................ 12 16
Miitcrs ................. i ................ 10 18 Purchasing ........................ 12 16
State Farm Insurance .......... 7 21 Research .............................. 11 17
tligh game: Dave Russcl 222.Engineering ........................ 6 22
High series Jerry Christy 571. High game and series: Helen
Olympic Plywood 3 (Jim Sire- Rice 21,1-563.
mona 521, P,'epps Rexall Drugs 1 Accounting 4 (Hehm Rice 563),
(Morley 526); Ralph's Serv You 3 Purchasing 0 (Phyllis Collins
(Don .h)s,~pllqon 556), State Farm 457) ; I.B P. 3 (Phyllis Zeigler
Insurance I (.lorry (~risty 57]); 486), Engineering 1 (Gob Graffe
Fullers Con';t. Tom 3 (Don 563), 429); Research 3 (Judy Staudt
Stewarts food Liner 1 (Ray B.
5141; Kimbel & Whitcys 4 (Bill 46,t, Loggers 1 (Norene Stevens
Stoudt 529), Millers o (Flor Min- 444); Lumber 4 (Jean Ream 510),
oux 468). Olympic 0 (Bugs Donaldson 485).
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The Shelton Highclimber bas-
ketball team pulled the late season
upset of the league and set what
is possibly a school record by
downing the Knights of East Bre-~
morton 61-50 in an opening round
game of the West Central district
play-offs Tuesday.
It might be considered art upset,
because the Climbers have lacked
the necessary outside shooting to
cope with the East Bremerton
zone defense in previous games, i
but Tuesday night in the West:
High gym they had it.
Dale Huff man poured in 23
points from outside, from in the
key, and on driving lay-ups fol-
lo~'mg some nifty steals, as well
a:; from the foul line. Tom Frcd-
.~xm hit for It from the corner and
~!r()ra drives alnng the baseline.
TIlE POSSIBLE school record
is that this is the first time in
recent history that a Shelton team
has won a single game in district
play.
As LI~e district tournament is a
single elimination affair, East Bre-
morton now finds itself out of the
tournament and the Climbers face
South Kitsap, winner over North
Thurston 68-57, 8:00 Friday night~
at this same West High gym.
East got off to a fast start on
Tuesday night, and led 4-0 before
the Climbers could get on the
scoreboard. Five points by Huff-
man and two by Mike Brickert
saw the Climbers catch the
Knights at 7-6 after about five
minutes of play had elapsed. Once
in the lead, the Climbers never
let up and continued to pull away
throughout the game.
i Shelton led by two at the end
of the first quarter 12-10, but a
quick basket by Huffman, and
three points by Tom Fredson gave
the Climbers a six point spread at
17-11 with 6:21 left in the first
half. Baskets by Huffman and
Larry Powell plus two by Fredson
and a free throw by Brickert gave
the Climbers a nine point lead of
26-17 with two minutes left in the
second quarter.
Two field goals by East's Dan
Johnston, a free throw by his
teammate Erich Steinman, and a
pair of free throws by Shelton's
Dale Huffman saw the Highclimb-
era go to the dressing room at
halftime with a 28-22 lead.
Iu the third quarter both teams
Climbers To West
rt( n 58- st Veek
t e :h e l :~t ttt lher olCl~m b ~ ~m :s~s ko;t b~lel
ball game before falling before
the W'est Bremerton B squad,
58-47.
The Shelton s q u a d hit five
straight field goals to race to a
10-0 lead with 3:46 left in the
first quarter.
Dick Knautz began the scor-
ing parade, as he took the ball on
the tip-off and drove to the cor-
ner for a set shot. Reid Prepper-
nau, Mike Johnson, Chief Cla:v-
ton, and Johnson again peppered
the hoop for the first ten points.
At one time in the period Shelton
led by eleven points at 12-1.
With about three minutes left
in the fiI~t quarter West began
to find the range, and the period
ended 15-5.
West put together a big second
quarter to out~ore the Lit t 1 e
Climbers 20-12 as the half ended
with the Climber lead shmmken
to two points at 27-25.
THE LITTLE CLIMBERS con-
tinued their steady scoring out-
put with a 14 points third quar-
ter while holding West to ten,
and ran their third period score
to 41-35.
In
By Mike Isbell
Larry Ew i n g, Highclimber
wrestler in the 123 pound class,
is the only Shelton grappler to
place in state. Larry took second
in state after decisioning D o n
Allen of Burling%on, Real Keatly
of Castle Rock, and Ken Vandver
of Sumner.
Then Ewing met Bruce Shults,
of Lake Washington, who pinned
him in 5:25, giving Shults first
place and Ewing second.
Larry has also held a fine rec-
ord during the past year at the
sub-district and district meets.
He placed fifth in district, and be-
fore going to sub-district, Ewing
had h)st only two matches out of
18. Larry along with Daron Tay-
lor went to state last year, but
failed to place.
THE OTHER THREE Shelton
wrestlers were victims of the
rule that says if they lose, then
the grappler who defeated them
loses, they are eliminated.
Daron Taylor, 130 pounds, lost
looked shaky for the Climbers as
East crept up [o within two points
at 36-34 with 2:15 left in the
quarter. At this point Powcll cart-
ned two free throws and Mike
Brickert pushed in a rebound shot
The lineups:
Shelton 47 West 58
M. Johnson 12 ........ 13 Harden
Claton 12 ........... f ...... 10 Ingman
Schmidt 11 ......... c .......... 13 Durst
Knautz 6 ............. g 8 Dwight Ryen
Preppernau 2 .... g 11 Dwain Ryen
Subs: Shelton .... B. Johnson,
Armstrong, Keenan 4. West --
Simkins 2, Smith 1, Dolan, Sher-
rill, Green, Saunders, Hoffmo.n,
Costello, Lynch.
Score by Quarters
Shelton ........ 15 12 14 6--47
West .............. 5 20 10 23--58
to Bob Miller, of Kennewick, by
a decision, then Miller was de-
feated, so this left Taylor out of
further action. Steve Felstrom
141 pounds, was pinned in 5:14
by Barry Broback, of Curtis, then
Broback lost his next match, thus
giving Steve no other chance ~o
win a title.
Tom Lowe, 157 pounds, de-
decisioned Cliff ~Ida, of Wilson
then lost to Keith Baker, N.
Thurston, by decision. Baker was
then defeated, and so was Lowe's
chance to place in State.
OLYMPIC AA LEAGUE the second quarter before falling
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON played evenly, each getting 12 while Shelton's fine man-to-man
points, although for a while things defense held the Knights scm'eless
I lllIHllllll I I I I Ill, "-----'--~-------"--'- ~ for the remainder of the period.
Shelton opened the fourth quar-
ter with a bang as Huffman hit
on a jumper from the key, and
i I ) ~ ~ Powell and Fredson got two free
throws each to give the Climbers
Ilwse a "eat p "r/o • th lowest p "ced a12-pointbulgeat46-34withsev-
I (? FIReI'S ~re e i i en minutes yet to play.
~1_ . ee. . Tlle East High squad refused
dels One-Stop Shopping Center ,o roll over and play dead and
me atOUr came back up to within seven
points at 49-42 with 3:23 left in
the contest.
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The Shelton first outfit wound
up its scoring on five points at
49-42 with 3:23 left in the contest.
The Shelton first outfit wound
up its scoring on five points by
Huffman, a field goal by Brickert
and a foul :,hot bY Powelt as Coach
Jim Doherty substituted au entire
unit with 1:23 left in the game
and leading by the score of 57-44.
The second unit shov, ed some
fancy ball handling against the
desperate East High press and
found their" big reserve center Ed
Dawson under the basket for two
field goals to round out the Climb-
er scoring.
Guard Dale Huffmart was the
leading scorer o_.f the game with
23, followed by TOm Frodson and
Mike Brickert with 11 each. Dave
Huguenin led the Ea~t scoring
with 16.
Larry Powell led the Climbers
on the boards with 11 rebounds,
closely followed by Mike Brickert
with 10.
Shelton outshot the Knights
from the field, hittiftg on 21 of 48
attempts for 43.8 per cent to
East's 20 of 57 for 35 per cent.
In a situation that is unusual for
the Shelton club, they also out-
scored their opponents from the
foul line, making 19 for 31 and
a 61.3 per cent, wkile the Knights
got 10 for 21 an(/ a 47.6 per cent.
Final Standings
W L PF PA
Port Angeles ........ 8 2 577 501
East Bremerton ..7 3 613 577
South Kitsap ........ 73 594 521
Shelton .................. 55 520 488
Central Kitsap .... 37 560 590
North Kitsap ........ 010 492 679
Last Friday
West 65, Shelton 50 (nil
East 70, Central 60
South 59, North 46
Last Saturday
Central 67, North 46
Port Angeles 58, West 39 (nl)
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The Shelton Itighelimber bas-
ketball team dropped their final
game of the regular season last
Friday night when they lost 65-50
to a sharp-shooting West Brem-
erton team tn the Navy Yard
city.
Again, as in mo,~t of their
other losses this year, it was
their inability to score consistent-
ly over the 1-2-2 zone defense
that scuttled the Climbers.
Defense prevailed in the first
1:28 of the ball game as neither
outfit was able to score. West's
high scoring guard Len Costello
hit a long shot to start the ball
rolling with 6:32 left in the first
quarter. Then ShelLon began to
find its Center Mike Brickert on
the inside of the West defense,
and hc tallied all eight of the
Climbers' first period points. The
sCore changed hands six times
during the first quarter, with
We.;~t coming out on to~ ...... at the
end of the period 14-8.
behind another two points to trail
by twelve at the half 15-27•
Both clubs held even through
the third quarter, as Larry Pew-
ell scored six, Reserve Forward
Tom Frcdson got five, and Scott
Swisher scored two for Shelton's
13 third quarter points, and the
period ended at 28-40.
West raced to its biggest lead
of tile game early in the final pe-
riod,, when it. bad a 17-point
spread at 30-47. Big Larry Pew-
ell scored ten of his 16 points in
the fourth quarter, but failed to
get enough help, as West'~
Thatcher, Shuts, a n d Costello
each tallic