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: '"""""'""'"""""'""'"')= Laundrymen Roll
Into Major Lead
With Clean Sweep
MEN'S MAJOR LEAGUE
W L
Mason Lanndry .................. 34 22
Simpson Log ....................... 30 26
._ Morgan Lumber . ............... 25 31
m Fir Drug ............................ 23 33
, = YHgh game.--Bill Noblett, 209
: High total-...-Bab Stewart, 576
Mason Laundry shattered the
, first place tie which had existed
in the meu's major league by
-- --, sweeping all four points from
Simpson Logging company bowl-
_ [ ers Thursday night in spite of the
------_ [top individual total rolled by Bab
J
[ Stewart for the Loggers.
Blondie Peterson kicked through
g Power=d with the offsetting pins, his 559
by
Either
Ga=
or
Electd¢lt,
total going away over his aver-
mm
"W .. HAS STOOD ag
= Tailend Fir Drug closed the
gap materially between itself and
THE TEST OF TIME' Morg.n Lumber by earning a 3
_ to I decision over the two-by-four
--._ • ---- dispensers with Bill Noblett sup-
= THOUSANDS IN plying the kick. Generally speak-
ing, scoring throughout the lea-
- DALLY USE : gaw. was far under par. The line-
= THROUOHOUT THE! 'ups: )o
-- Mason (4) Simpson (0
= NATION handicap lS6 handicap
---- AJlerl 538[ Stewart 576
--'--" Holt 480 Daniels 487
= a$ [O[ a _ Peterson o, 9 Merrick 525
= Smith 506 Ma.ckey 541
- IJ=T.Woc)da 412] Pettier 485
= Free Demomra¢on =
Total 26SIL Tolal 2604
. Fir Drug (8) Morgan Lhr. (1)
" ) 4 , . :153] handicap 60
:: =z I,in(, man 52S Gu,;l,ofson 474
=: :;' Noblett 539 P.Fredson 564
_=_ & SON Z c,pl)(,rm- 4(m B.yl,y ,()7
: 120 E. Vine - PIIonc 575 Dtmmxy 501] Dummy ,198
-- Earl 509 V.Woods 500
'J|ll|JlJ||l|ll| Jll|Hl|]l[|llHilH[J|[|li Total 2639 ToLal 2603
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Shelton to Salt Lake ..................... 27.03 48.48,
Shelton to Chicago ....................... 43.13 77.55
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gWI.TON-MASON COUNTY JOURNKE
I ' ,I j" . .......
Mid.Standing Jam
[n Rayonier Pin
Loop As Ferns Lose
RAYONIER LEAGUE
IV L
Maintenance ................ 40 29
Supervisors .................. 39 30
Research Girls ............ 36 33
Chemists ...................... 36 33
Office ............................ 36 33
Electricians ................ 32 37
Bleach Plant ................ 30 39
Grease Balls ................ 27 42
ttigh game-.-Joe Rank 218
Itigh total.-Joe Rank 592
aintenance and the Supervisors l
widened their margins atop the/
Rayonir bowling league in Mon-[
day's weekly matches both win-
nin odd-game verdicts to remain
one-two in the circuit, but the Re-
search Girls tumbled into a three-
way tie for third place on a three-
game loss to the tailend Grease
Bails,
The Chemists and Office
crowded onto the third rung beside
the league's feminine competitors
when ttm former lost a 2 to 1 de-
cision to the latter.
Heavy pin-topplers during the
night included Joe Rank's leading
figures of 218 and 592 which paced
the Maintenance triumph, Ade
Wright and Bill Oliver who fat-
tened their averages to steer the
Grease Balls to victory, and Ernie
Lcmley and Ron Dodds who pro-
duced the winning pins for the Su-
pervisors. The lineups:
Maintenance (2) Bleach Plant (1)
Handicap 216 Handicap 513
Skelsey 496 Lemke 418
Dummy 501 Wolden 414
Temple 429' Cab Rains 384
Dummy 447 Frutiger 358
Rank 592 Friend 483
Total 2681 Total" 2570
Grease Balls (3) Res. Girls (0),
Handicap 669[Handicap 924
H. Cole 402 Dammann 374
Devlin 362' Mays 286 ,
CL Cole 317 .Price 3281
Ol{ver • 4 571Franson 248 I
Wright 4811MeKinney 3511
Total 2688 Total 2511 j
Office (2) Chemists (1) I
Handicap 468 Handicap 702
Holt; 480 Stoy 350
Dunseatl 3731 Lynch , 301 I
Briggs 397[ Dielle 286 I
Thozq)e 407I J. Eagcr 403
GaValeski 449 t Tobler 4531
To ti'd 2574 Total 2495 [
Supervisors (2) Electricians (1) I
Handicap 5251 Handicap 504
Dndds 533 Stevenson 4.t3
Moore 356 Joslin. 362
McCann 392 Carlson 415
Hawks 3001Dnmmy 450
Lemley 510' Dittman 447
Total 2616 Total 2621
Fishing Regulations
in Today's Journal
Among the legal publications in
today's edition of The Journal are
two fresh water fishermen would
do well to peruse thoroughly and
clip for reference.
They are Regulation No. 760 and
CITY LEAGUE CHAMPIONSAIIow us to introduce players who won the city league bas-
ketball championship recently wearing the spangles of the Pantorium Cleaners. From left to
right they are Joe Parsons, Del Johnson, Don Phillips, Paul Johnson Sponsor Buck Prica, Bob Phill-
ips, Warren Woods, and Manager Ken Fredson, Pantorium win the first half title, then defeated MC-
Conkey Ph'armacy, second half champs, in the playoff game. (Photo by Burgoyne.)
LEVETT'S 124 POINTS TOPS CITY LEAGUE SCORERS;
MORGAN LUMBER, PANTORIUM BEST TEAM RECORD,
Before stowing the city league standings wotfld read as follows:
basketball season away in moth- V L pf l)a
balls for another year, a few in-
teresting statistics, are worth re-
cording.
If the two halves of the season
had been computed as one, Morgan
Lumber would have been circuit
champs with ten victories in 14
starts, although Pantorium Clean-
ers probably would have tied the
lumber dealers. In games actually
played,,the cleaners won nine and
lost four, a snow-cancelled game
with Belfair, which didn't win a
game all season, having never
been made up.
The lumber quint failed to Win
either half, tying" for second on
both occasions behind Pantorium
in the first half and MeConkey,
Pharmacy in the second. Despite,
playing one less game, Pantor-
ium scored the most points, 474,
and also had the best defensive
record wit,s only 315 points scor-
ed against.
McConkey Pharmacy performed
the most astonishing about-face
from one half to the next, win-
ning only two of seven games m
fine first half but six of seven in
the second half.
Lumping the two halves, the
Regulation No. 783 of the State from last years northern division
Game Commission which outline'l championship aggregation, f i v e
omplete ,pe, and,.cled J(regulars from Aast mtmmer's ju-
ter 4tret f0r tl the elngjfh-] nior, le.gton teaL and oneadditio)-,
ingseason, and regulatioas g.n -) al member of last year' }tighi
ing daily mad veekly bag and'pos- climber roster who did not win a
session "lirnits, metllods of fishing letter form the nucleus of the 1947
permitted, season dates, and other Red and Black club.
pertiuent information. The returning insignia winneYs
........................ from the 1946 champions include
Catcher Carl Sundsten, Infielders
VISIT llOSP1TAL PATIENT
Mr. and Mrs. Edward N• Dun-
lap, sons Ralph, Bruce and David,
and Leslie E. Cochran, all of Brin-
non were in Shelton Sunday to
visit Mrs. Coehran who is confin-
ed to the hospital.
Morgan Lumber ..10 4 439 354
Pantorium ............ 9 4. 474 315
Needham's :Men's @ 5 440 372
Burgoyne Photo .... 9 5 383 355
McConkey Pharm. 8 6 391" 375
Rayonier .............. 6 8 385 440
Olympic Plywood.. 3 10 341 388
Belfair .................. 0 12 258 439
Getting into the individual stat-
istics, Bill Levett of the Morgan
Lumber team won the scoring
championship with 124 points, six
more than his teammate, Danny
Cormier. Three other players top-
ped the 100-point mark, Larry
Cardinal of Burgoyne Photograph-
ers totalling 112, Buck Armstrong
of Olympic Plywood netting 109,
and Bill Coburn of Needham's
Men's Wear picking off 107.
Levett was far and away the
field goal champion of the circuit
with 61 connections from the floor,
but on the other hand he was
probably the league's worst foul
shot, converting only two gift
tosses all season, Coburn was the
loop's dead-eye from the foul line,
picking up 27 points to nose out
the season, as follows:
Levett, ML ................ 61 2 124
Cormier, ML ............ 4-7 2.1 118
Cardinal, BP ............ 49 14 112
B.Armstrong, O ........ 45 19 109
Coburn, N ................ 40 27 107
Dickinson, N ............ 44 7 95
Eaton, ML ................ 40 13 93
Somers, IV[ ................ 40 10 90
McCann, BP ................ 34 13 81
J.Phillips, N ............ 33 13 79
Lee :M 77 Lumsdea 0 27
Jeffrey R 761 Valley ML 27
Kelly R 751C.Johnson IV[ 26
Underwood P 721Pedersen B 26
l-I.Gruver BP 711 Fletcher O 25
Woods P 691Fredson P 24
Sehirmer 1V£ 671MePherson P 21
Bazo O 66[ L.Gruver /3P 20
Wilson BP 641Barger i 20
B.Phillips P 62/Hope B 18
B.Vtger 5I 59 R.Vlger M 17
White O 55 W 11 ares ML 16
D.Phlllips P 15
551Eacrett ML
S.Armstrong R 511Coffnmn I 13
I-Iutchtnson O 50. Thomas B 13
Shnonson B 49i Bednarski N ]3
Gardner N d8]Crow B 12
Steinberg ll 46 Howarth O 12
Parsons P 451 Price P 11
Sntlth M 45 Cole P S
Daniels R 421 Stevenson N 8
D•Johnson P .i21Redman O 5
Nealy B 381 Walton N 4
Burgoyne BP 37 Dunl)ar ML 4
Chase N :6 Eliott 0 3
Davis B 35 Moore O 2
Kendall ]2 34 Salisbury BP 2
Morgan 5IL 32 Hanson "M 2
Pedersen B 2
30 Surralt R
P.Johnson P 291LaBissoniere BP ]
Bell R. 29 Willard M 1
Foster B 29 A(lhms R 1
Cormier by three for that honor.
Seventy-four players entered the
scoring column sometime during
HIGHCLIMBERS OPEN BASEBALL
TURNOUTS; 6 LETTERMEN BACK
Hardly pausing for br'ath be- First Baseman Ken Cardinal, and
tween seasons, Highclimber ath- Outfielders Gene Wells and Bill
letes who just closed their basket- Valley, and Infielder Wayne Clary.
ball'play Friday night turned out The returning non-letterman who
for their first baseball condition- may win himself a varsity job this
ing Tuesday afternoon under Coach year is Dick Angle, leftvhanded
Norm Hillyard. Six lettermen pitcher-outfielder. Cardinal a n d
Grocers Gain On
Feminine Leaders
With Clean Sweep
Shelton Grocery gained back a
bit of lost ground on the league
leading Ritner's Corner in feninine
bowling competition Tuesday night
with a whitewash triumph over
Mary Cartwright and Kenny Carl-
son, and Outfielders Herb Baze,
Bob Wells and Herb Angle.
Tim five jtmior legionnaires ex-
pected to make strong bids for
Highclimber starting positions "in-
clude Southpaw Pitcher Bob Tobey,
BIKINI TEST ' ....
ALK, PICI URnS
THRILL SPORTS CLUB MEMBERS
First hand information on "Op- Shelton audience official motion
eattoll. Crossrqd, the , Bikini
atom bomb tests last summer, was
given members and friends of the
Mason Courlty Sports & Skeet
Club last Thursday by a man who
was there. Clarence Pautzke, chief
fisheries biologist for the State
Game Department.
A member of the Bikini test
staff, Mr. Paut.ke showed his
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dress with tailored-to-fit
l
seat covers.
All types of auto Upholstery
a specialty.
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,_ . ..... ' , , . , , u,
pictures taken by the Navy of the
operation, in color and with sound,
and told of his own experiences
studying the effects of the bomb-
ing on fish life.
He told of preparations for arid
after effects uf the bombing, on
which he worked as an official
government observer. ]t as a
treat members of the club. will re-
member a long time.
Originator of the steelhead tag-
ging idea, Mr. Pautzke also dis-
cussed at some length this method
of Jceeping Check on the movements
and habits of this favorite game
fish.
The club's next meeting, sched
ulcd for March 21, will feature
Valley were "also non-letter win-
ners on last year's Highclimber
squad.
The I-Ilgllclimbers will opet'ae
'i'a:g'd1'ti thi,q yeaI' in tlie ablJ/'vtaed
four-team northern division of the
Southwest Washington conference
with Olympia, Ohehalis and Cen-
tralia on a home-and-home basis,
giving a six-game championship
schedule.
Conference play ()pens April 18
and closes May 16. So far Coach
Hillyard has arranged five non-
conference games and is after
more, hoping t5 play all team in
the southern division. Tle first
practice game takes the High-
climbers to Vaughn March 21, a
week from tomorrpw, wttile the
opening home game brings Ho-
quimn, a southern division club,
here on Tuesday, March 25.
The Highclimber mentor hopes
to arrange a game or possibly a
,doubleheader,for Forest Festival
day, May 17, as well as games to
fill out several other open dates
on the Shelton calendar during the
season.
March 21--at Vaughn
March 25--.Hoquiam here
March 28--Va.ughn here
March 31-.--at Hoquiam
April 11--Bremerton here
April 18--=at Centralia
aApril 25 Chehalis here
May 2--Olynapia here
May 6--Centralia here
May 9at Olympia
May 16--at Ohehalis
Dates which Hillyard may fill if
he can include April 4, 8, 15, 22,
and 29, May 13 and 17.
election of officers.
• mom00o,, Illllil IIIIIII!
Hank Durand, Ken Frank and I P q • • • • P'q' • •
Harold Mead.--assisted Game War-]IIF
i II" !1
den F T McMartin in plantingll, • •" "l
some year-old pheasants in several I F, F
Mason county spots last Friday r
turning out at 6 a.m..in the ram. ,-- • -_ .... ,.
The birds aI'e a cross between at II! Ih/I,,t((ttlll I-I
Mongolian and a Chinese pheasant I II I Ill/Ill/{Ill II
and run approximatel: two pounds I !1 I Ill |1'11 II
heavier on the' average than the I /I t-.ll 'i II
comnmn ringnecks of this locality. I q'l [q,,,..
Hopes'. of getting two hatchings ] [J J"L\\;
from these birds if weather condi- ] [ i fTlt'/
tions are favorable were expressed l lJ I \\;\
by Game Warden McMartin. 1 J[ ]
HOME, SAFE HOME?
Not according to the
£acts. Nearly five million
home accidents a year!
That's why every house-
wife ought to have an
2Etna Housewi£e's Acci-
dent Insurance Policy.
Costs very little.
Herbert G. Angle
Insurance .As a Business
Not a Sideline
Angle Bldg. - Phone 304
Reprentlng the AEtna IM¢ Insurance
mpatiy O[ liar(ford, Cancdcut
McConkey Pharmacy while the
pace-makers were decisioning Pas-
time bya 2to 1 count•
Pantorium Cleaners and Mason
Laundry each earned odd-game
victories over Mac's Corner and
Werberger Winery respectively in
the night's other matches.
Best scoring of the evening was
done for a losing cause, Mary
Sutherland hanging up the top in-
dividual figures at 182 and 495 as
Pastime lost the week's closest
matcit to Ritner's by margins of
ten and two pins. Vera Bishop
got the big scores which won the
two tight ones for the league lead-
ers.
Ann Barger, Mabel Brewster
and Shirley Hanson took turns pro-
vidilg, the fuel which brought the
grocery girls their triple win. Inez
Dodds. Edna Robinson and Evelyn
Smith hit at the right tin)e for the
Mason Laundry, Ruth Jacobsen
scored Werberger XVincry's lone
point, and the mother-daughter
combination of Freda and Frankie
Fredson found the 13 pocket at
timely moments for Paptorium's
victory, only to have Ruth Edgely
and lelen Srnith steam up to win
the finals for Mac's Corner. The
)ineups:
Ritner's (2) Pastime (1)
Handicap 510{Handicap 192
Godden 361"1Staley 416
McCaslin 332 Kopperman 364
Willour 291! Lindeman 401
Hunter 304 Schuffenh'r 377
Bishop 423 Sutherland 495
Total 2221' Total 2245
Pantorium (2) Mac's (1)
Handicap 366[ I=[andical) 377
Fre. Fredson 424 Frislcen 324
Tembruell 404H. Smith 390
M. Fredson 343 Tiffany 421
Cart 294 Edgely 459
Fra. Fredson 4371 Lynch 245
Total 2268 Total 2216
Shelton Groc. (3) McConkeys (0)
Handicap 43ol Handicap 144
Brewster 333 McConkey 440
Hanson ,357 Bolen 399
Dummy 381 Russell 416
Barger 341 Schirmer 368
Durand 332 Cole 360
Total 2179[ Total 2127
Mason Ldy. (2) Werberger (1)
Handicap 1381Handicai) 435
E. Smith 4'33'F. Cormier 265
Simpson 359 Kimbel 373
aMifflin 412 ffacobson 400
Robinson 434 Dummy 294
Dodds 462 Dummy 381
Total 2238 Total 2148
.........................
Sheltou War Veteran
Reenlists In U.S. Army
Charles Ream. 26-year old veter-
an of World War 2. Box -154. Shcl-
ton, has recnlisted as a technician
fifth grade in the United States
Army and has been assigned to
duty with the 1]5,tth Engineers at
Fort Lewis, it was announced to-
day by Technical Sergeant C. B.
Dickinson of the Tacoma Central
Recruiting office. Ream was sworn
in last Tuesday.
Ridley Body'& Fender
Moves to New Quarters
Switching its scene of action
from the southend to the north-
end of Shelton, the Ridley Body
and Fender Works is moving from '
the Rodgers Brothers garage a
mile south of town on the Olympic
tighway to new quarters on Mt.
View next door to the Mr. View i
grocery, Proprietor Harold Ridley
J
I announced this week.
Blazers Yield To
4th Quarter Rally,
Season Sans Win
Coming closer than m any other
game of the season, the Blazons
of Shelton junior high led at all
the quarterly rest periods but
failed in their belated attempt to
score at least one victory during
the schedule when a last qluu'ter
Hoquiam rally earned a 37 to 26
decision for the Cubs on their
home floor last Friday.
Coach Ray Patrick had visions
of a basketball upset to match
the gridiron surprise the Blazers
handed Hoquiam last fail when his
inexperienced cagers held a 7 to
5 lead at the first quarter. 16 to
11 margin at half. and were still
in the van by 21 to 17 at the
third rest period, but the Blazers
defense fell apart in the final
round and the Cubs, with Hyde
setting the pace, whipped 20
points through the meshes to
snatch the decision.
Ted Dale and Deb Getty kept
the Blazers in the game for the
first three quarters with their
point making.
The preliminary game went to
the Hoquiam second team by a
41 to 18 margin. It was the final
game of the season for the Blaz-
ers. who thus failed to post a
single victory all year.
lloquiam 37 Shelton 26
Hazelquist 5 F Dale 9
Lawrence 3 F Hunter 1
Hyde 11 C Cleveland 2
Wieland 8 G Edgely 4
Mason 1 G Getty 7
Fairbanks-Morse
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Due to present onmtions or
will be limited for some time,
soon as possible .we will
complete line of building
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THURSTON COUNTY
SAVINGS & LOAN
Directors
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HAZEL WOLMER
G. W. DRAHAM CARLTON 1.
K. L. PARTLOW FRED HOLM
V. BRIDENSTINE H.C. BRODIE
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