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i~'4~ 18,- 1965 gta*ELTON--MAg0N COUNTY JOURNAL---Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A.", Shelton,. Washington PAGE, 5 SPORTS AR GA E SCHEDULED 0 W IHD UP SEAS0H A¢ 10H P'al CITY BASKETBALL LEAGUE (Final Standings) W L pf pa Verle's Spt Goods 131 102,1 699 Corrections Center 12 2 1074 899 I Skokomish .............. 95 873 822 i Eells & Valley .: .... 86 94.1 848 Kamilche ................ 68 767 847 20th Century ........ 59 8;]2 934 Simpson Recr. ........ 311 777 9]7 Sunset Land ......... 113 642 993 Final Games Verle's 98, 20th Century 62 W.C.C. 91, Skokond~|, 78 Eells & V'alley 74, K~unilche 62 Simpson 74, Sunset 58 Ve,'le's Sporting Goods, w i t h Tommy Coleman aL the throttle, outran Washington Corrections Center in the race to tile wire for the city ba.skeLball league cliampionshit~ as final games were played Tuesday ,,ight. (~OLEMAN'S 25 POINTS en- gineered a 98-62 victory for Verle's over 20th Century Thril't- way, keei)ing i.he si)ort,~men on,. game ,tp on the ColTcctions Cell- te, which finished its sehedu!,, with a 91-78 success against the potent Skokomish Renegades Jet- tin with 23 led the Inmates but both yielded g'nne honors to Ron- nie Peterson, who tossed in 33 for the Renegades. l)on Andrews and Rege,' Holt supported Coleman with 19 and 17 points respective- ly. However, the closing night's {op total was registered by Hen- ,'V Dean, whose 37 eountt{rs led l~,clls & Valley Appliance Center to a 74-62 victory ()vet' Kamilche, the h)sers g'eltil{g 19 from. Jim Richards and 17 from Don Clary. Stu Reynolds supported D e a n ry Moon with 25 and Greg Mar- with 17. THREE OTHER 20-plus efforts came out of Simpson Bee's 74-58 t,'imnph over Sunset Landscap- ing. Ken Olson had 24 and Don Smith 21 for the h)ggers while Herb Baze racked up 23 for the gardeners, whose Bill Kneeland added another 19. With the regttla,' schedule com- pleted, l,he city league has two additional activities before wrap, ping up its :~eaaen. A single elimination tourna- ment in which all eight entries will participate will be held tl~is weekend with one game tonight .... ............................................................................................................................................................................... Eells & Valley vs. Sunset Land- Competition Tough, But Trailblazers Still Win Trophies Shelton mo'torcycle riders In'ey- ed again Sunday at Olympia they can ride with the best, when the No. 1 cyclist in the nation showed up to compete in the 100 cc class and his brother, No. 6 in the U•S. it, the 250 cc class. They are' from Portland. This the competition stiffer, of course, as the Trailblazer cyclists found out, but they rose to the ~ccasion neatly. Jerry Robertson brought home his second straight first place tro- phy in the 50 cc main race; Paul Wheaten, competing against the SWlN6 SHIFT. LEAGUE W L Mixers .............................. 55 33 Pin Benders .................... 51 37 Planer No. 2 .................. 43 45 Wood Worms .................. 40 48 I-Iemlockers .................... 39 49 Chasers ............................ 36 52 High game---Bill Patterson 209. High seriea---Jess Stites and to- hefty ~m,mmnmmnmmmtmmmmrmmrmm,mmmnmnnmmmmmmnmmnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm~rmml well Manning~, each 512. tr, tipping 104 , • ' the end of his Worms 4 (Fred Boysen 499), last Saturday , Planer 2 0 (Lowell ~;'L'anning 512); Lake Cushman Hemlockers 3 led Crossan 497), d by two Plott Chasers 1 (Jess Sti~es 512); Mix- Walt and Jerry ers 3 (Glen Laugen 505), Benders hounds brought 1 (John Land 447)• .~bout 8 a,m IN MASON COUNTY GRANGE I, EAGUE SIIELTON QUARTET WINS SEATTLE. ~VEEPSTAKES With a 10-and-par score of 63, a Shelton qua,'tet won the first pro-am sweepstakes of the 1965 season at the Seattle Golf Club last Monday. Ray Walker, pro-manager at the Shelton G01f Club, teamed ~ith,' Phil Bayley, Clint Willour and Bob Smith in tile can]petition, which drew some 250 entries from all parts of western Washington. Smitb also brofightsome of the merchandise .p,'izes .when his 78-7- 71 took second place in the see- end division, for players with ban- BOB, FRED STAGE POH SIOIIHG DUEL MEN'S COMMERCIAL W Ritner's Highballers ........ 28 L 16 V¢ilson Company ...~ ........ 27 17 Gott Oil ............................. 26 18 Ziegler's Can, era Slmp .... 23 21 Wingard's Sport Shop .... 21 23 B & R Oil ........................ 21 23 Verle',,~ Sporting Goods .... 17 27 Motel Timbers .................. 13 31 High games- Fred Snelgrove 228, Bob Len,ke 226. 225. High series .- Bob Lemke 640, Fred Snclgrove 613 Bob Lemkc and Fred Snelgrove, operal.il~g as rival anchormen, staged quite a scoring duel in the men's Commercial bowling leagllc sea.ping- and t h r e e tomorrow. Verle's plays Kamilehe and Sko- komish meets Simpson in Lincoln gym in a doubleheader starting at 7:00 o'clock while 20th Century visits the Corrections Center at 8:00 tonight. THE FOUR WINNERS tangle in a. twin bill Saturday afternoon with the survivors gein~" for the tournament title Saturday night. All gan,es in which the Correc- tions Center is involved will be played at the Corrections Center gym. the others ill Lincoln gym. The other event is a benefit game between tile Corrections Center and an alhstar lineup from Lt~e rest of the league which will be played Friday, March 26, under sponsorship of the Shclton Junior Chamber of Comn~e,'ce, profits to be turned ow~r to the community summer ,'eereation and swimming ry Dean 37, Stu Reynolds 17, Ted Wittenberg 8, Ron Ahlf 0, Dennis Young 4, Gordon JaY 2; Cm't Sells 4. KAMILCHE 62 .... Howa~'d Wil- son 5, Jim Richards 19, Don Clary 17 Jim Andersoli 1. D'on Jonke,(s 4, Jerry Westland 6 Duane Wil- son 10.' '. ' . . VERLE'S SPORTING .GOODS 98 ..... Bob Ashley 9, Jerry Bleom- field 13, Roger Hoff' 1"7,. : D o n Andrews 19, Tom Coleman 25, Jerry Young' 11, Wayne.Clary 3. 20TH CENTURY 62" George Lounsberry 14. John Sells 1'2, John Orr 7, Gary Schneider 41 Gene White 5, Jerry Mallm'y 20... Your Car ..... No. 1 guy, .earned second in tile dieaps of 7 to 9. last week. class program. 100 cc (he was first the week be- ': ....... Bob won the series battle, 640Tuesday's individual scoring: fore) ; and Harold Schnitzer The Womans Team Captain brought back the third place tro- Tournament now in prog,'ess, is to 613, and his Gott Oil team won CORRECTIONS CENTER 91 --- tl '~ phy in the 500 ec and over 'open in its second week. The Tourna- a 3-1 victory over B & R Oil G,'eg Martin 23, Jerry Moon 25. ~' ment is based on the best threeFred had th(-{ best single game at Ray Bocatch 4, Mike Caroll 91 Jer- weekA Main,ago.in which he was first a out of four games, using full hart- 76228'gamesB°b'Sandteama 3013had 1011total.andFred,sl0- ry McCoy 12, Troy Hunt 13, KeitllW ha t e v er your dieap. Nason 2, Don Renion 1. Bob car needs ill glass, March 2 Womans play was won club had a 1006 game in the blist- Shearer 2, Terry Barnhart 0. by Mac Monro with fe~vest putts ering pin battle. SKOKOMISH 78 ...... Guy? iner 13. we can install it In other mal.ches, ~¢Vinga,'d Shop Bob Miller 2, Gary Pcters0n 4. holes.and Dot Hillier with best nine (Bill Staudt 539) blanked Motel Ron Peterson 33, Pete Peterson 0 .... curved wind- March 9 play was for low net Timbers (Don Land 506), Verle's A1 Lewis 6, Dick Smith 0 Dick and was won by Joann McComb Sporting Goods (Harry FletcherAdams 16, A1 Gouley 0, Harmo}~ shields, tiuted or 542) earned a 3-1 verdict overSparr 4, Butch King 0. clear and guaran- and Ann Correa. Ritner's Highballers (Bob TurP.- ........................... er 557), while Zieg'le~"s Camera SIMPSON REC 74 -- Pet~ . } Shop (Clyde. Zieglcr 574) and OlsonStr°em24,12'AndersonD°n Smithl, Bell21' Ken14, teed not to leak. Olympm AtMe~e To Wilson Company (Dan Wilson Terry Osterberg 1, MeKutehon O: 540) dueled to a 2-2 standoff. Herdman o. SUNSET LANSCAP- Grimes & McNeil Speak To Boys Club --EN;; ,NG ...... Bill Kneoland 19, He,+ Baze 2a Gene Avie 5 Morhmann 3rd & Grove One of Lhe outstanding speakers W L 6, Adams 6. of its history has been seeured 40 & 8 Voiture 135 ........ 22 8 by the Shelton high school Boys Prepp's Rexal Store .... 18 12 EELLS & VALLEY 74 ---John Club for its program next Tues- Shaub-Ellison ................ 18 12 Moshltn 2, Buck Drench 0, Hen- I IIIII day afternoon in the Reed build- Beekwith Jewelry ........ 16 14 ; ;-F : ; ing auditorium. Frisken Oil .................. 1;] 17 Advisor CheL Domhroski an- Simpson Timber . ........... 11';~ 18~,/, news in the W 1, nounced yesterday that Lieut. Dairy Queen ................ 11 1.9 '] • lent this week is '~ ...................... ,,-,.,--,'-":. .......... -...-.~ ~-.-~-.=.,I In pictured above. I ~ Harstine .......................... 24~fi 15'/., Cliff Cash'man, NCAA 440-meter Wilson Company ............ 101,.,19~/., ' ' Pomona .............................. 23 17 hurdle champion and silver n, edal High game -- Ed Richards 227 Matlock ............................ 22 18 winne,' in that event in tile 1960 High series .... Fred Snelgrove Agate .............................. 21 19 Olymnic Games at Rome, will 579 Makers of the famous Colortron a ntennl ~ei~h a to{.al of 10 :":::'.~,: 'i:~:~i~'~~':". .Southside .......................... 19 21 speak' to the ch, h membership on ............. eclined to i,.lentifv :.