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Hoquiam Scuttles
t Highclimber Title
Hopes In B League
B TEAM STANDINGS
W L pf pa
Hoquiam ............ 12 2 673 350
Olympia .............. :11 I 524 386
SHELTON ........ 10 3 490 391
Aberdeen .......... 8 6 432 420
Elms* ................ 5 8 271 398
Centralia ............ 5 9 408 417
Montesano*. ....... 2 11 247 473
Raymond*. ........ 1 12 267 466
*Results of games missing.
Latest Scores
Hoquiam 61 Shelton 30
Slmlton 28. Olympia 22
Olympia 52. Monte 24
Elma 29, Centralia 26
Hoquiam 47, Monte 25
Centralia 36. Raymond 2,1
Hoquiam 63. Raymond 25
Olympia 33, Aberdeen 25
Elnm 24, Aberdeen 23
Raymond-Monte not known.
Blowing their title chances in
the debris of a 63 to 30 paddling
suffered at Hoquiam last Friday,
the Shelton B team came back to
whip Olympia Tuesday, 28 to 22,
to even the score for one of its
defeats earlier in the season and
set the Stage for a second" place
tie with Olympia if the little High-
climbers get past the rapidly im-
proving Elms reserves tomorrow
at FAma.
The Eaglets have won their last
two starts fl'om Centralia and Ab-
erdeen and have made rapid im-
provement in the past month so
may spring an upset on their home
floor tomon.ow unless the Shelton
club plays its best ball.
Ken Carlson and Ken Boice
paced the B team victory over
Olympia, which was a tight ball
game-oalt the way with Shelton
ma4dhg a 20 to 15 third quarter
edge stick for the route.
At Hoquiam the little highclimb-
ers couldn't do anything right and
their defensive play was especial-
ly reprehensible, permitting the
Grizzlies reserves to break loose
for setup after setup.
The lineups:
Shelton (28) Olympia (22)
Carlson 9 f Dolan 9
Tobey 3 f Williams 3
Buck 4 c Woodcock
Boice 8 g Westberg 4
Clary 4 g Winkleman
Subs: Shelton- -Skagen. McPher-
son, Guthrie Cole, Davidson. Gob-
rick, Ashley. Olympia--McClary
6.
Hoquiam (63) Shelton (30)
LaCroix 15 f Carlson 5
Kuhn 13 f Tobey 7
Hillstead 8 c Buck 3
Freeman 1 g Boiee
Ostergard 8 g Clary 12
Subs: Shelton Davidso 3, Cole,
Gohrick, Ashley, McPherson. Ska-
gen. Hoquiam--Hartough 7, Ray
4, Johnson 6, Murphy 1.
Shorty Cole Scores 12
But Blazer 2nds Lose
With Elmer 'Sherry' Cole pot-
ting 12 points, the Blazer second
string put up a stiff struggle be-
fore surrendering a 33 to 29 ver-
dict to the* Washington junior
high second team Friday.
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SHELF0 GIVES BEARS, HOQUIAM
BAD lINE, SEASON ENDS FRIDAY
S.W.W. PREP STANDINGS tat the l'oln'-llfinute marl,: hut that
V L pf pa
Olympia ............ 13 :! (;83
d4,1
Centralia .......... 11 3 563 456
Hoquiam .......... 1.0 4 509 ,119
SHELTON ..... 6 7 409 ,t05
Aberdeen .......... 6 8 ,177 497
Elms ................ 3 10 36{) 490 I
Montesano ...... 3 11 463 630
Raymond ........ 3 11 ,138 556
Latest Scores
Olympia 35. Shelton 26
Hoquiam 60. Montesano 38
Aberdeen "}6, Elma 30
Centralia 54, Raymond 42
Hoquiam 38, Shelton 31
Olynpia 61, ADrdeen 40
Raymond 40, Montesano 3:]
Centralia 50, Ehna 24
Olympia 61, Montesano 35 I
Hoqulam 45, Raymond 29
Game Friday
Shelton at Elms
Northern division teams of the]
Southwest Washington high school]
basketball circuit wound tip their i
schedules Tuesday night with ttel
ole exception of the Shclton-El na I
game"to I)c played at Elms Friday t
with the poi't-potent Olympial
Bears as champions and the dirts-I
ion's No. 1 representative in the
state tonrnanlent which op,':; next i
week in Seattle. f [
. The Bears cloned, their ,cason I
witl only one loss against their
record ai:ter being hard pressed to
by the Shelton Higlhclimbers Tues..
day in the season's finale Tuesday
but managed to tare a 35 to 26
decision back to the Capitol City
after trailing • the Highclimbers
throughout the first ialf.
Centralia earned second place
and the right to play the southern
division second place team for a
state tournament berth Friday at
Chehalis.
The Highclimbers slipped nnder
the .500 won-and-lost mark over
the weekeffd with two narrow de-
feats at the hands of the cham-
pion Bears and tle third place
Hoquiam Grizzlies, but will get
a chance to balance their season's
accounts Friday at Elms. It won't
be an easy achievement for visit-
ing teams find the small, badly
lighted Elms gym a distinct dis-
advantage.
Although beaten in both starts,
the Highclimbers have nothing to
be ashamed of in their perform-
ances against both Olympia and
Hoquiam. The Red and Black led
the champions throughout the
first half, at one time by 10 to 3, l
and were in front by 11 to 10 at I
the rest period. A couple of quick]
baskets by Ray Garrison, the
Bears southpaw scoring demon,]
who established a new divisic| tal-I
ly record at 183 points in the game, I
gave the Bears the lead as the I
second half opened but the High-
climbers tied it again at 14-a11.
That was the last time they
were in c0nteti0n, however, for
Olympia raced to a 25 to 15 ad-
vantage by the end of the quarter.
was :ts (;lose :is they e.ould come.
missed folll shr)l.s scuttling several
eMne(.s to narFo\\;v the gap.
Shdtnn never enir)yed the lead
't any time at Hoqu'ia; but enused
the Criz:,.lies anxiety,right up to
the last minute as the Red and
Black stubbornly refused to give
in. At four minutes to go the
Grizzlies were desperately st-
tempting to hold a 32 to 29 lead.
MarRins at the attarters were 9-,l,
17-17, and 27-25"in Hoquiam's fa- I
w)r. Twice the Highelimbers were i
within one point, at 13-12 and 25-
2.t, but they never managed to get
in front, l
Carl Sun(l:;ten and Mary Cart-]
wright turned in good perform- I
nnce, in both contests whilc Ken
Cardhal and Gene White lcd High-
climber scoring in the two games.
The lineups:
Olympia (35) Shelton (26)
Garrison 10 f Cardinal g
ilbrad 5 f Cartwright 2
DaV 11 e Sundsten 6
Williams 9 g White 5
Matthews g Fraser 1
Subs: Shclton.- -Anderson ,1. Ha-
u'an. Buck. Olympia- .-Bridgham,
Eaton,
Hoouiam (38) Shelton (31)l
Earley 3 f Cardinal 7 t
Kelly ,l f Cartwl'i'ht 5[
Shanclera 14 e Sundsten 3[
Ehva:V 1 g Ancierson 1[
I sewdl 5 g White 8 I
Subs: Shelton.-Buck 2, Fra,er,
Hagan Hoquiam---Forsell 2, Fack-!
tell-5, Lawrence 40lson, Cunning- i
ham.
Sheltonians Near "
Olympia Pin Title
• Acing their nearest rivals, Shel-
ton's entry in the Olympia scratch
bowling league, performing under
the Morgan Lumber banner, took a
long stride toward the second half
circuit title Monday night by
whitewashing second place Olym-
pia Sport & Eleetrie to gain three
flfll games and take a five-game
lead with only four weeks of play
left in the schedule.
Mark Fredson led the Morgan
Lumber assault vith a 611 total
in Monday's play, and when the
firing had ceased the standings
looked like this:
OLYMPIA SCRATCH LEAGUE
W L
Morgan Lumber ....... 22 5
Olympia Sport & Elec. 17 10
Capitol Cigars ............ 14 13
Olympia Redreation .. 13 1,t
Charlie's Hamburgers 11 16
Olympia Eagles .......... 4 23
2nd Half Scoring Marks
High game--Slim Gustafson 257
High total--Slim Gustafson 640.
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Ritner's Corner In
Lead After Trip|e
Win In Fem Play
]litller's Corner roared into the
womezfa bowling league lead la:;t
week on the combiltfltiol| el its
own three-1)lY v ctory over Mac's
Coz'lu:r anti Shelton Grocery's tri-
ple defeat ,qt the hands of Wer-
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Heroines of tile two c:tleimine
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girls and just about the entire _ ........................................................... : ............................................ ;--, ..... : ........
Ritner lineup at one time or an ......................................................................................................................
other.
Mason Launcry and McConkey
Plmrmacy each earned 2 to 1
verdicts in the other matches, the
laundrers edging Pastime behind
Edna Robinson and Evelyn Smith,
the pharmacists getting strong
pinwork from LaVonne Cole
while shading Pantorium.
Standings are omittecl from this
account because the won-and-lost
columns didn't l)alance at the last
writing and league secretary, Ha-
zel Ferrier. is in the process of
checking the records to unearth
the error. The lineups:
l'antorium (I) MeCo..key's (2)
handicap 324 handicap 141
FredaFrdn 3731McConkey .110
Dummy 363T Bolen 419
Dummy 279 Russell 411
earr 346 Schirmer 363
FranFrdn 476 Cole 447
Total 2161 Total 2191
Shelton Groc. (5) Werbergs (3)
handicap 456 handicap 513
Brewster 333 P.Cormier 368
Hanson 373 Kimbel 359
Skelsey 353 Johnson 293
Barter 336 ,Iacobson 409
Durand 353 Wifite 377
Total 2204 Total 2319
Rilners (3) Mars (0)
handicap 510 handicap 189
Godden 3961 Dummy 414
McCaslin 374 H.Smith 366
Willom" 361 M.Tiffany 447
Hunter 336! Dummy 441
Bishop 398 Edgley 383
Total 2375] Total 2240
Pastime, (1) Mason Lily. (2)
handicap 189 handicap 132
Staley 440] E.Smitl] 422
Kopperman 320 Simpson 365..
Lindeman 477 Hifflin 425
Schufnhr 362 t gobinson 421
Sutherland 380' Dodds 435
Total 2168] Total 2100
Ritner's Corner tacked a little
more padding to it women's bowl-
ing league lead Tuesday with an
odd-game victory over McConkey
Pharmacy while Shelten Grocery
was taldng a 3 to 0 shellacking
from Pastime.
Pantorium and Mason Laundry
gained ground with 2 to I decis-
ions respectively over Werberger
"Winery and Mac's Corner. The
night's best scoring done by Inca
D0dds of Mason Laundry at 478
and Vexda MeConkey of the phar-
macists at 197. The lineups:
Pastime (3) Shelton Groc. (0)
Ha}dieal) 1921 Handicap 462
Stale): 4651Brewster 337
Kopperman 31.4- Hanson 315
Rindeman 456 Skelsey 333
Schuffenh'r 398IBarger 335
Sutherland 438! Durand 373
::TOtal 2263 Total 2155
Pantorium (2) Werberger (1)
Ha ndieap ,2541 Handicap 495
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Trailing 19 to 10 at the half, Shelton whittled it down to 29-24 Superior Court.
the Blazer reserves made a strong ................................................................................... Fre. Fredson 426 Co!'mier 296
second half comeback which el- CAMS CRACK MORGANITES TITLE Tembruell 368'Kimbel 338
most nipped the Capitol City Club. ' M. Fredson 357 Johnson 299
The lineups: HOPES LOCAL CLUB WINS PAIR .. Oarr "12,00,acobson 37,
"Olympil (33) Shelton (29) ' Dummy 465'White 368
Sjolund 5 F Priszner Morgan Lumber's bid for the lumbermen entertained Gig Har- Total 2295' Total 2173
Birkett 7 F Kenyon second half Olympia city league her hcrc Saturday night and Ritner's (2)' MoCenkey (1)
Muller 5 C Oakley basketball crown piled up in the handed the visitors the short end Handicap 5041Handicap 141
Fouts 8 G Austin season's final game Monday night of a 44 to 36 decision as Lev- Godden 3661McOonkey 470
Wittren G Everett 4 against a sure-shooting Camma- ett and McCann posted 18 and McCaslin 333Bolen 458
Subs: Shelton--Cole 12. Ditt- rano outfit which blistered the 13 points respectively. Gig Hat- Willour 297!Russell 452
man 6, Ellis 1, Strickland 2, Me- twine for a 65 to 34 victory in bor enjoyed a 28 to 24 halftime Hunter 328 Schermcr 371
Gowan 4, Coleman, Hunter, Dale, the new Shelton gym. lead but couldn't get its offense Bislop 3741Cole 310
Richert. Olympia--Lindskog 8, It was the Morganites second perking after the rest period, Total 2202 Total 2202
Gorrie, Pierce. defeat in second half play and scoring only two points in the Mason Ldy. (2) Mao's Corner (1)
left the bottlers tied with St. Mar- third quarter as the Sheltonians Handicap 1381Handicap 189
BLAZERS BEATEN tins College junior varsity for the went ahead 35 to 30, and only six E. Smith 3771Dummy 414
title, each having one defeat. The in the final canto. Simpson 355'H. Smith 322
BY CENTRALIA, 30-23 Shelton club administered the col- The lineups: Mifflin 418'Tiffany 422
Putting forth one of their better legians their lone loss. Morgan (55) Round Table (51) Robinson 426 Dummy ',t41
erformances of the season, the Rod Hansen's shooting in the Cormier 16 F Dodge 14 Dodds 478 Edgley 380
laers pushed Centraliahard be- first half pushed the Cams into Morgan F Cousins 10 Total 21921 Total 2168
fore surrendering a 30 to 23 South- a 28 to 12 rest period advantage, B.Phillips 7 C Walters 5
weht' Washington. junior h i g h then Herb Pashkowski cut loose McCann 11 G Fuller 12 Grays Harbor Victor
school league oasetball decision for 15 tallies in the second half Levett 19 G Hicks 9 •
on the Shelton floor Tuesday af- to keep the bottlers offense roll- Subs: Morgan Lbr.--Valley 2, Ill Rayonier Series
ternoon, ing in high gear. Viger, Round Table--Downey 4. Grays Harbor won the rubber
The Blazers close their season Meanwhile, the home club was Morgan Lbr. (44) Gig Itarbor (36) game of a three-game series with
tomorrow at Hoquiam. having horrible luck on its shots, Morgan 4 F Skurdall 4 Shelton In a Rayonier inter-division
Centralia (30) 6helton (23) dozens rimming the hoop and Eacrett 3 F 3.Wagnerd 6 basketball competition by taking a
Roberts 2 f ' Dale4 dropping out as if a lid was over B.Phillips 4 C Richie 9 40 to 21 verdict in the third con-
] Orquhart 10 f C. Hunter 6 the iron ring. Levett 18 G Ryan 8 test Saturday at Hoquiam. " I
Devones i0 c Cleveland 6 The Morganites had entered McCann t3 G Overly 2 Varney Corey, Grays Harbor
] Babcock 5 g Edgely 52 their final battle tied for first Subs: Morgan Lbr. P. John- center, notched ten points for in-
HaffidR1 I g Getty place after winning a thrilling son 2, D. Johnson. Gig Harbor--- dividual scoring honors. The line-
Subs: Centralia--Kiffer 2. Shel- 5 to 51 verdict from the Olym- R. Wagnerd 5. ups:
tonDavidson, J. Hunter, War- pia Round Table last Thursday Cams (65) Morgan Lbr. (84) Shelton (21) Hoquiam (40)
mouth, White, Koch. in Olympia. Bil Levett, Dan Cor- Swanson 6 F Levett 8 Kelly f Churchill 43
mier and Bill McCann each re- Hansen 16 F D.Johnson Jeffery 6 f Morrill
BACK ON THE SOB corded two-figure personal scoring Eide 2 C "Cormier 7 Cardinal 3 c Corey 10
Vice Princpial Frank Willard totals of 19, 16 and 11 points re- Harris 9 G McCann 6 Chase g Callahan
returned to .his duties at Shel- spectively as the Shelton quintet Borden G Valley 5 Phillips 4 g Drugge 8
ton'jumor n]gn scnool yesterday clung to the lead all the way, Subs: Shelton--Eacrett 4, B. Subs: Shelton--Daniels, Arm-
after a ten-ua aosence While he holding qaurterly margins of 15- Phillips 2. Cams--Lewthwaite 4, strong 4, Gruver 2, Wilso 2 Ho-
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