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Page 10
Bulldogs Surprise One
Foe, Bow From Tourney
Trail Before Second
BELF'AIR - After one sur-
prisiug victory {over ToWs Ev-
ergreen leage champions, 36-30),
North Mason's Bulldogs lost the
trail to the state Class A basket-
ball tournament by bowing to
Chimacum. 46-26, last week.
It was tim third meeting of the
season between the Pupa and tim
Indians and the third time Chim-
scum collected a noop scalp fl'ol
the Belfair crew.
No Bulklog player scored in
double figures in either game. Bill
Walbaum hit nine in the victory,
Mike Stevenson eight in the loss.
The Bulld(tgs won the Tolt tilt
late in tim last quarter when Le-
R.oy Johnson hit three foul shots
and Dennis Shelly a pair to break
a 29-29 tie. The Bulldogs had
gained a 27-23 edge at the end of
ttwee cantos, after a 16-16 half-
time deadlock. The game wa
played at Fife.
North Mason made it close for
the first half against Chimacum,
trailing only 21-15, and weren't
.at of il even at tile end of the
thir(I, 32-23, but a bad letdown in
the final round killed their hopes
wiu-'n the Indians outscored them
by •14-3. The game was played
a I Hainbridge.
The lineups:
N. Maon 36 'rolt 30
Fliggms 2 f Isom 5
Stevenson 7 f Reichman 6
Johuson 6 c Moore 10
SImlly 4 g Meehan 2
Walbaum 9 g Brock 4
Subs: N.M.-=-Miller 4, Cross-
white 4. TolL. Boshaw 2, Baba 1,
Kirby.
North Mason ...... 7 9 11 9.--36
Toll ........................ 8 8 7 7---30
Chimacum 46 N. Ma,m 26
Slmrko 2 f Miller 6
Suyder 6 f Crosswhite 6
Lopeman 18 c Johnson
Mason g Stevenson 8
Peterson 19 g Walbaum 5
Chimacum subs---Werncr, Beck-
SH:ELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A.,
LaBisso;iere Leads TINES OF THE WEEK
Blazer coring With oued ,or .oo, ..a,
106 Points For Year Oak,=, Bay tides aro hr. =
50 min. later and plus 3.0 ft.
Tall Terry LaBissoniere made
A] Wagne. r led twice as many field goals as any Fri(hry, March 9
of his teammates and nearly twice Low .............. 0:38 a.m. 2.0 ft.
• as many points while leading the
Chmbers .62 Blazer basketball team in High .............. 6:54 a.m. 12.7ft.
Little .o .............. 1:21 p.m. 1.6 ft.
scoring. High .......... .... 7:35 p.m. 11.1 ft.
Terry had a 106 point total for Saturday, March I0
In Points Scored the 12-game season compared to Low .............. l:21a.m. 3.3ft.
Floyd Barnes at 61, his closest High .............. 7:32a.m 12.3ft.
pursuer. At the same time he Low .............. 2:12p.m. 1.2ft.
AL WAGNER
Hard-Driver Top Scorer
By Denny Hinton
Clmnky junior gudrd AI Wag-
ner grabbed Hlghclimber junior
varsity scoring laurels for the
1961-62 basketball season just
completed He scored 131 points
in 17 games for a 7.7 points-per-
game average.
Wagner's mate at the other
backcourt spot, Bob Walker, was
runner-up making 109 points in
16 contests for a 6,8 average.
The "Little Climbers" split ev-
en in 18 games this season, win-
ning nine while lolng the same
number. Coach Harold Wllson's
seconds won five and lost seven
in Seamount League competition,
which earned them fourth place
behind Curtis, NorLl Thurston and
Fife.
Sophomore forward Brian Brie.
took the most shots, 131, to Don
Clary's 77, Jim Anderson had the
best shooting average among the
regulars at 36 percent, making 18
of 50 field goal attempts.
Terry led the foul shooters with
26 of 43 chances for 60 percent,
Cops among egu]ara, although
Barnes had 49 chances to lead
there.
The scoring marks for Coacl
Walt Clayton's varsity players:
f fgm fsa fsm pts
LaBissoniere 131 40 43 26106
Barnes ....... 64 20 49 21 61
Clary ............ 77 19 27 11 49
Anderson .... 50 18 17 9 45
Kelly ............ 41 21 9 2 26
Brickert ...... 31 6 25 7 19
Bailey .......... 27 7 2 1 15
Richards ...... 5 3 3 3 9
Wilson . ....... x x x x 4
Archer ........ x x x x 4
Walker . ..... x x x x 2
Lament x x x x 1
sns ...... ::::: x. x × x 1
Totals ...... 447 132 181 82 355
,'It $ $
Scott. Swisher topped Coach
Jerry Knutson's Blazer 8th grade
squad with 119 points on 45 field
goals in 163 shots and 29 free
throws from 71 attempts,
Other scoring totals were: Bill
Archer 41, Mike Buzzard 38, Steve
Looney 37, Mike Fredson 35, Ed-
die Keenan 14, Dick Knautz 12,
Dick Loving I0, Mark Schmidt 5,
Duane Fagergren and Dennis
Phillips, three each. Rick Hanson
1.
High .............. 8:42 p.m. 10.7 ft.
Stmdty, March 11
Low .............. 2:18 a.m. 4.7 ft.
High .............. 8:12 a.m. 11.7 ft.
Low .............. 3:08 p.m. 1.1 ft.
High .............. 9:57 p.m, 10.4 ft.
Mon(hl,y, March 12
Low .............. 3:18 a.m. 6.0 ft.
High .............. 8:58 a.m. 11.0 ft.
Low .............. 4:09 p,m. 1.1 ft.
High .............. 11:23 p.m. 10.3 ft.
Tuesday, 1March 13
Low ............. 4:33 a.m. 6.9 ft.
High .............. 9:52 a.m. 10.3 ft.
Low .............. 5:15 p.m. 1.3 ft.
Wednelay, March 14
High .............. 0:46 a.m. 10.5 ft.
Low .............. 5:59 a.m. 7.3 ft.
High .............. 11:00 a.m. 9.7 ft.
Low .............. 6:21 p.m. 1.3 ft.
Thurs(hty, March 15
High .............. 1:54 a.m. 10.9 ft.
Low .............. 7:21 a.m. 7.1 ft.
High .............. 12:17 p.m. 9.4 ft.
Low .............. 7:23 p.m. 1.4 ft.
SIMPSON MEN'S LEAGUE
W L
Engineers ........................ 25 11
Loaders ............................ 24 12
Raih'oad .............................. 19 17
Loggers ............................ 17 19
Shops ................................ 16 20
Mill 1 ................................ 16 20
Mill 2 ................................ 14 22
Insulating Board ........... 13 23
High game Glen Roberston
214
High series Glen Robertson
598
RECREATION I.EA(UI,
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6th Annual
" Shelton, Washington Thursday,, March_..m,..
" '' , . 'ITI.Pn h
..... J , , ' ' rch 8,
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CLOBBe, • M CL,MBeR
The Whole To wn's Pulling For You
WIN ALL THE WAY THIS WEEKEND SO YOU
GO TO STATE
John
Anderson
6-foot-1
Junior
Forward
Grab a hatful
or rebounds,
Big John
LUMBERHEN'S MERCANTILE
00*OO00o-r00
Forward
Kenny
Olso
man. Nels,m. Gould. Putas. N.M.-- kert was the only Climber per- Shelton Recreation ...... 26 6 BOAT SPORTS
Shelgren 1, Higgins, Bixenman, former to play in each of Shel- The Lamp Post ............ 18 14 •
Pidduck, Shelly. ion's 18 tilts. He was third in Rainier Beer . ............... 17
15
Chimacum .......... 11110 1114--46 point production with 82; edging Northwest Evergreen .. 16 16 TRAVEL SHOW
N. Mason ........... 9 6 8 3---26 out another soph,, Bob Towle, who .
LuckyRltner'SLagerStraightBeerSh°ts ........ 1415' 1816/' el ympla" --
made 81.
armory
ALIAUM ON ALL-STAR The scoring summary, Lemke's Service ............ 13 19 U___lk A | A | d
Bill Walbaum, North Mason's G Pts. Ave. Olympia Beer . ............... 81 231 l,latml - lU -I !
top scorer and ball-handler, was A1 Wagner . ......... 17 131 7.7 High game --- Slfirley Stites 194 Soonsored bv the
flamed to tile Cross Sound league's Bob Walker . ....... 16 109 6.8 High series --- Connie Cronquist ..... _
all-star second team last week. Brian Brickert .... 18 82 4.6515 . t[3JLJll¥|]Ll/k
Curtis exploded in the second Bob Towle .......... 16 81 5.1 Split picks --- Dot Roberts 6-7, SALMON CLUB
qlmrter for 19 points which buried Dan Olson .......... 16 75 4.6 Frecla Fredson and Deft Tuberg
]ife's tropes of a return trip to the Bob Jeffery ........ 16 68 4.3 5-7 (Dort twice).
'i Bill Smith .......... 9 54 6.0
C ass A high school basketball ------
tom,tamest Thursday. Don Andrews ...... 13 33 2.5
That big outburst gave tile Vik- Toby Villincs ...... II 24 2.2
ins ,.e ,ng,:edient. for. +42 Ron Orr .............. 7 17 2.. Due to A Shipping Mistake at the Factoff
victory over the Trojans in the Denny Wagner .. 7 12 1,7
play-off between the Seamount Terry Kadoml ...... 13 11 .8
lcagq.te c,-cha,npi,,ns to determine Nell Von Hoff . 7 5 .7 In Which Our Order Was Doubled
wile g'et:s into the ciistz'ict tourna- Tim Carte ........... 8 5 .6
merit and a shot at the sLate meet. Milt Densley ...... 8 4 .5 NOW WE HAVE PLENTY OF
Curtis trailed ter the open- Ed Keyzers .......... 7 1 ,
ing, 13-i0, but Joel{ White drew Ken Kneeland .... 7 0 .0
,,,=,,,. 00o.0 o,, ,,,o.ooo = = =...,,,.,,,,,,.,o,, w.,00e so .......... , o o "oa 00-TO Vlc R
Vikings out-scored the TrY)ions by '
Wound l t) with 23 tallies m
".'b,, ,i,,.,p.: t Guard
.,.,, 4,, ,.,,'e, Ooas Fresh
.,,,,o,d, .o,,,,o,. p S--:-" SUPERB MARK SERIES
M,,,.ton , ..i, so,, , Hoo tatistics
Weber 2 c Gilmore 1.2 Top performer on the 1961-62
Shy(let 3 g Babbitt 5 Coast Guard Academy basketball
Vhite 23 g 8inlm°s 6 team at New L°nd°n' C°nn'" was COLOR
Subs: Cur(is---Gage 5, Heerema, Highclimber grad Laurie Seiners
Miller. Ftfe---Rosenow 2, Wahlers, According to statistical material
K leiJL Britton. received by his parents Mr. and TV
Curtis .............. 1019 611---46 Mrs. Howard Seiners of Grape-
Fife ................... 13 9 91142 view, Laurie led the freshmen in
............................ points scored with 193, in re.
f2OMIIERCIAL LEAGUE bounds with 124, in field goals
W L attempted with 179, in field goals
iegler Camera Shop ...... 24 8 made with 71, in free throws at-
Moose Lodge ...................... 21 11 tempted witl 70, in free throw,,
Wgard's Sport Shop ...... 18 14 marie with 51, in most rebounds
t3 & R Oil .......................... 18 14 m one game with 21, in most field
Ritner's Higizballers ...... 14 +18 goals at.tempted in one game with
Wilson Company .............. 13 1925, in most field goals made in one
Gott Oil ............................... 11 23. game with 12, in most free throw
Vet'le's Sporting Goods 9 23 attempted in one game with 12,
Migh game-..Boh Turner 231. most fl'ee throws made in one
Hig'll series.-.-Bob Turner 592, game with 9, and in most points
........................................ in one game with 33.
Actually, he led the team in
BANTAM BOV¢IANG every department except tlu'ee ....
W L field goal percentage, foul shot
Shelton Journal ............ 45 14:. percentage, and most consecutive
Lions Clul) .................... 39 21 foul allots made.
CoolCs Plant F'arm ...... 33 27 Somers was leang scorer and
Timber Bowl ................. 31/ 28, rebounder for the 1960-61 High-
Morgan, Ea:rett Lbr ..... 22 38 climber basketbal! team which
• tied for the Seamouztt league title 1he ¢0VmQVON ':
Jayt..tig.hBird.,,games ........................ ..... Linda ?,,r51,. with North ThurstO,, with an 11-1
ton 1.43, Allen G](wer 130 ...... o record and which set the finest DELUXE SERIES I-G-80-M
High series ..... Lmda Barrinton all-season recolM in Shelton's qu
260, Jerry fO)bertson 240 - basketba]! histo,T at 25-4. =0 $ ilrB.ltCh . I&
..................................... He was a three-!etter winner as SPACE -- SAVJN
, a Highelimber.in 'botba.ll, basket- 'coLOR TV €ONSOLIJ"11)
:it is my certain conviction that ball and.' track. Earlier this year
ro rnan Joses his freedom except he played end reflarly on the oHiglt Fidelity Color Tube (
1,hrough his own weakness. Coast Guard Academy fz'e,,
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Forward
Pull us out of
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THU'RSTO,NSAVINGS & LOAN
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include danc-
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,r ham dinner will
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H, cMldren 50
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next Tuesday at
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rShow 'era
football
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