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75 MILERS 00Jr. Hi Tracksters
,. To Face Jefferson
Jr. Hig i ; hool I I',:tck lean), re-
,-,.iv,-,I pi,-s which acknowledged The Shelton ,Jr. High School
1.I¢oiv eIll);lllcC KIlo |JIC "'5 ;tl[e" track team opens ils season April
¢qnlr 2 aga)nt .lefferson Jr. High School
II :l,i,.1 1( qP.l,lly It,l '.lit, ('bib. .1 )Iympza at .Stevens FieM in tilt:
,, .tJlt: /li,, ;1,,, ['I111 ".,i l,'a.t 75 capitol t:ily
SHIP.TON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL Published In "OhLmaoum, U.S.A, "
Ninlh Grad,.r .L,lm Sells. l.ay llob Bvickert heHd coaciL said.
INt'iHq,r l)ick l,'i:.Illt'/'. [)oil Jotm-. "mrmg |hellI were mix l'e.ltlrnlng
son and Mikt ,{Y,|lh. i;ilevnlt'H. The A bracket hokl-
overs include Gary Shelton 9th
Eighth (;ra,l,,r ticky l)urkin.
grafte shoi.-plltLer and sorinlt.r.
,%','t,rltb (irl,lers l'Jlli Scrat- I (!INI)EIMEN who earned let-
find l'lill MiIte. .he Sl/yder,
" - lcrs lasl year. and are back with
(_('tl'',' I,:-tVIINOI1 kilt( [{l).} r t::tliOtlI1.
EVINRUD|
SALES
and
SERVICE
Ill,}t*",' d*llint' lh' 'lalel' l(a.oil, :e"Pl*lly-tlVe hnplftllS tllrlletl tip
'I'h, ii,,,vo,;l Ill,ll'lb,l'N al'c" 11 tim first tllrnout I,qsl \\;veel..
P0
:. .... .... o , , ,:, ., .... . . .... ........ ..:!, : N::: ." "
WORLO'S FIRST
Lhe E, squad are Rieky Durhin.
pole-vaulter; Fred Bostwtek.
sprinter: Dave Utter. broad-jump-
el" and sprinter; and Joe Waters.
sprinter. All B holdovers are
eighth graders.
I'he jmior high tracksters are
mdefeated in dual competition
the last two years. They went to
Vancouver, Wash., to compete in
the Southwest Conference meet
last year, and lost out for top
"mnors hy 3t:r points.
"TILE TEAM this year isn't as
slrong as the 1958 championship
team, but they've shown well ill
practice. They are strong in all
field events," Brlekert declared.
The head coach, who Is the Jun-
ior high school football coach dur-
ing the autunm, begins his fifth
year' as track mentor this year.
He'll be assisted by Jack Mallln-
gel'.
A cocker spaniel pup should
grow a half a pound a week. A
great Dane should add five pounds.
$10.95
• 4 CYLINDER
@ 50 HORSEPOWER
@ V ENGINE
Now at
HILLOREST
HARUWARE
Falrmont & Olympic HIway
" i i iii iii i i i i ii
RADIATOR REPAIR
AUTO, TRUCK, TRACTOR
Boil Out, Rod Out, Re-Core
Phone HA. 6-3483
GAS TANKS SOLDERED, ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Boon's Plumbing, Heeling, Sheel Melal
623 So. First • Les Hansen, Owner
RE-OPENING APRIL Isl
Dawson's Resort
ON LAKE NAHWATZEL
FISHING SEASON OPENS APRIL 19
We Expect a Good Season
TO RESERVE BOATS AND CABINS
PHONE HArrison 6.8323
_ ijl ii iii, ii,]1 i| ,ira i i I ii iiiiiiii I ii ii i ii ii
PROFILE POWER
... from
200 Mark Takes Bad
Beating in Majors .
MAJOR LEAGUE
Pts.
N,n,hwe't Evert.,.re(n ............. ,35
Dan's Nile Hawks ................... 13.1
Timber B(,wl ....................... ,28
Home Gas Company ............... 127
Jim Pauley, Ine .................. 9.'tz
W)lden's Chevron Service .... 87.'.,
Ritner's Broiler ...................... 78
Olson Barber & Beauty .... 66
High totals Bill Roberts 633,
B. Turner 615, Glen Robertson 603
High games B. Turner 246, Bill
Roberts 236. Joe Holt 235, Chub
Nutt 225, Bill Roberts 224.
Exactly 15 "200" games were
b,,wlod in Major League eompeti- Ming Tree ........................ 19
lion last Friday. B. Turner of Ralph's ........................... 18
SUCCESSFUL LAUNCHING'Cltmber Pitcher sophomore track and field team won the annual
Jerry Mallory doubled as high-jumper at the post-season cind-.r meet with 51 points. Juniors
recent inter.squad track meet held at Loop were second; seniors, third.
Field. Mallory, a junior, cleared the bar as a (Journal photo, Dean print)
young onlooker watched from the sidelines. The
Young 'Olimber Nine Blazers of Glory
Opens Season Apinsl i Sophomore Cindermen Impressive
S011|ksp igJ|sapg, a younSUnag ma ' fancy ii n Inter Class Track Victory
lightly turns to thoughts of . . .
yes, baseball. And, it begins thi
afternoon at Loop Field. By Akira Ichlkawa ning the first track event. Laurie
Chet Dombroski's young High- S O p h o m o r e trackmen Somers, sophomore cousin to Har-
ley Somers, high-hurdled 80 yards
climbers take on South Kltsap in amassed 51 points to take thein 12 fiat to take the race.
a non-league game with either Jim interclass track meet Friday i "IT'S TOO EARLY in the seas-
Sargent, senior, or Jerry Mallory,
a junk)r, on the mound, at the Loop Field. Junior on to tell how the boys will do in
THE SHELTONIAN b e lie r s league competition yet," Bob Sund,
have a young squad this year cindermen ran a close second head coach, said after the after-
with 20 of the 23-man team being with 46, and the seniors, 1958 noon meet.
underclamen. Twelve are juniors Sund, in his second year of
and eight, sophomores, champs of the event, third coaching at Shelton as head track
The Highclimbers will build with 40. coach, heads a staff including Jer-
ry Vermillion, field events and
their team around seven returning Overcast skies and uppergla junior high school coach, Bill
lettermen. Besides the two pitch- competition couldn't contain the
ers, there are Ray Manke, junior pace-setting sophomores. In the Brickert, Jack Mallinger and Walt
infielder; Kermit hivermore, jun- 440 yard dash, Vince Bostwick, i Clayt°n"
ior shortstop; Garth Getty, senior sophomore, posted a fast 56.9. He "We have a young squad this
outfielder; Al Smith, senior out- was pressed by senior, Lon Dey- year, and rm counting on the let-
fielder and Roger Hermes, junior ette, who was bothered by a sore termen to see us through," Sund
catcher, leg. declared.
Mel Mlekelson and Jerry Moore Harley Seiners, senior sprinter IN RETROSPECr, Sund ex-
who were lost through gradua- and hurdler, was the only double plained he was quite satisfied with
tion helped Dombroski and the winner. He tnrned in a 11.2 time the track meet, but added the
boys needed to gain more exper-
team to a championship last year. in th(; 100 yard dash, and 15 flat ience. There are only eight re-
They threw five no-hitters be- in the ]20 low hurdles.
tween them in 1958. The present turning lettermen fl'om last year's
pitchers saw limited action last IN TIlE DISCUS event, two team which was undefeated in dual
year. sophomore tossers took top honors meets.
in a closely contested lnatch. Dave The holdovers are Harley Som-
DOMBROSKI EXPECTS the iSharpes snared first place with a
strongest competition from Che- 117 foot 9 inch lob. Pete Buechel ers, hurdler; Dave Roundtree, 880;
Rawlin, McInelly, mile; Warren
halls which lost only one player missed tying Sharpes' mark by Zeitler, shot-put; Ray Baker,
fron last year's team. He antiei- an inch. Buechel, however, beat
pates a strong North Thurshm out Sharpes in the shotput contest, broad Jump; Ron Guthrie and Tom
team also. North Thurston took Kendall, pole vault; and Lon Dey-
Warren Zeitler's heft of 42 feet ette, 440.
the Central Ixague championship 7 inches was enough for taking
in 1957. 80 YD. HIGH HURDLES--Lau-
The Shelton nine plays three the event. Buechel finished second,
Pat Dugger, senior, third, and tie Somers (Soph); Hurst (Jr);
non-league games after the South Sharpes, fourth. Schneider (Soph); Smith (Sr).
Kitsap (.cam before the league op- The high-scoring sophomores 12.0. Bernie' Barber Shop ........ 31
ener against Elms on April I0 at jumped into an early lead by win- 100 YD. DASH--Harley Somers Grayston ............................ 29
Imop Field; Two games with West (Srl; Bailey (Jr); Halbert ISoph); Les Joslin Insurance ........ 26
Bremerton on March 31 and April Robertson Soph). 11.2. Shamrock Cafe ................. 22
2 wi,, be 00o,l,,wed b, gamo Junior High Baseball .... Dave Roundtree (Sr); Herb Angle Insurance ...... 21
against Olympia on April 7. Pearee (Soph); Close (Soph); Ed- Beekwlth Jewelry .............. 18
/:/i;;,;:; h:;T-; Team Has New Ooach wards (Soph).-2:14.8. Pm'ker's Mr. & Mrs. Shop 15
' 440 .... Vince Bostwick I Soph); Hembroff Agency .............. 14
W L April 2 marks the opening day Deyette (Sr); Northness (Soph);
Ar-own Bakery .................. 21 12 for baseball at Shelton Junior Livermore (Jr). 56.1}.
New inside u well as outsid
The new Johnson Sea-Horses
go better with your boat... €
make your boat go betterl
THEM N
SAEGER MOTOR SHOP
Lions Club .......................... 20 13 High School. The seventh, eighth 120 LOW HURDLES -- Harley
Timber Bowl ...................... 19 14 and ninth graders take on Marcus Seiners (Sr); Schneider (Soph);
Ztegler Studio ................... 18 12 Whitman School of Port Orchard. Kendall (Jr); Rodgers (Jr). 15.0.
Ed Byrne ............................ 17 16 Coach Jerry Knutson, who is in 220).--Larry Holt (Sr); Bailey
Active Club .......................... 13 17 his first year as head baseball (Sr); Lallant (Soph); hawson
iIigh Scores coach, has cut the squad once al- (Soph). 25.3. '
Boys' high game--Keith Savage ready. Holdovers include Joel Wat- MILE -- Rawlin Melnelly (Jr) ;
171 ters, utility infielder; Wayne Carl- Young (Sr); Wiflgard (Soph); Me-
Boys' high total--Keith Savage son, utility infielder; Bruce Cow- Clendon (Jr). 5:13.8.
321 an, pitcher and outfielder; Rich- 880 RELAY -- Seniors; Sopho-
Girls' high game-:-Gcry Wilson ard Watson, outfielder; and Henry mores; Juniors. 1:42.3.
136 Rose, shortstop. All five are ninth POLE VAULT -- Tom Kendall
Girls' high total-Barb Schnei- graders. (Jr); GUthrie I Jr). 10'6"'.
der 251. THE TEAM finished the season DISCUS--Dave Sharpes (Soph);
WOMEN'S BURP LEAGUE last year with a 5-3 record. Coach Buechel (Soph); Zeitler (Jr); Dug-
Knutson said the team lacks pitch- get (Sr). 117' 9".
W L ing power. HIGH JUMP -- Tim Hurst (Jr)
Rainier Beer ........................ 76 24
...... t i ..... ! and Bob Huas (St) (tie)" Rodgers
Shelton Recreation ............ 60 0 unaer j m or mgn cnoot m es, [ nd Mallory -,. ,,d '-H,, t.,
Ritner's Straight Shots .... 59 40 a pitcher can pitch only seven inn- 17tie) 5 TM 4 '' .......... " ....
The Tropics ........................ 50 50 lngs a week. Watters and Carlson, I " .@ ', ........
e rxur r'ux --- warren ;el[ler
' the two pitch rs, are good starters, [ "JI )' Bueche" "-o h" --u'ee
Miek's Tavern .................... 50 50 but if ever we should need anyl.Si.' Sha e i (op,); ,L, v, r
Log Cabin ............................. 36 64 el e chin ' ' ( "; rp s (topn. "i .
Heidelberg Beer ................. 35 65 r i f pit g for them, we re in[ BROAD JUMP Ray Baker
Rtshel Logging Co ............. 34 66 a bind." (Jr); Halbert (Soph); Northness
High game---Dot Roberts 181
High total---Dot Roberts 469
IIOUSEWlVES LEAGUE
W L
Shelton Union Service .. 29 19
Evergreen Texaco ........ 27 21
101 Park In .................... 26 22
Jhn Pauley, Inc ............. 23 24,
Byrne & Batstone ........ 21 27
Buechel's Garage ..... ..... 17, 30,
High game-Jean Rau 214
High totaL Jean Rau 555
(Soph); Manke (Jr). 18' 5".
. MIXED FOURSOME
W L
Deerslayers .................... 72 36
Who Knows ................ 68 40
Rusty Ducks ................ 60 48
Board Busters ............ 56 51
i Timber Ducks ............ 56 52
Pin Busters ................ 40 68
Odd Balz .................... 35 73
Wee-Uns ........................ 33 /;, 74 ,,
High Scores
lell'R game--.Charlie Savage 211
Men's total--Charlie Savage 569
Women's game--Jo Clary 177
Women's total----Jean Rau 484
SVING SHIFT LEAGUE
w L
ttemlockers .................... 28 16
Planers ............ 26 18
Strippers ......... ::::::::::::.:::: 25 I9
Woodworms .................... 23 21
Log Peelers .................... 19/ 24V,
Chasers ............................ 19 24,
Mixers .............................. I8 26
Pin Benders .................... 1T 27
High game---Don Paulson 220
High series-Don Paulson 590
VOMEN'S CITY LEAGUE
W L
Hcdriek's Sport Centcr 78 26
McConkey's Pharmacy 61. 42b)
Jay Novelty .................. 521, 51,.
Cots Grill ........................ 51 53
Manley's .......................... 48 56
Shelton Hotel ................ 45 59
Olse's .............................. 42 62
Ritner's ............................ 38 66
Itigh game ..... Alice Kopperman
and E. Benet 172
Itigh total- Evelyn Eliot 479
TItURSDAY'S BAN'rAMS
V 1,
('hnabel's Jay Birds,.. 22 11
Mercel"s Alley-Cops 21bJ llb
Northwest Evergreen .. 20 13 ....
Morgan and Eacrett .... 15b', 17!.,
Hedrick's Sport Center 11 22
Boon's Plumbing ............ 9 24
High Seor,.s
Boys' high game-.Ronnic Good-
win 122
Boys' high total--Thane Rucker
201
Girls' high game---Alice Pearson
94
Girls' high total--Alice Pearson
180
S E E
Hillcrest Phone HA. 6-4602
Northwest Evergreen came thru
with a blistering 246 to cop the
night's high. Turner was edged
out by Bill Roberts. Timber Bowl,
in the highest total however. The
Timber Bowler amassed a healthy
633.
Both Turner and Roberts turn-
ed in two 200 games. Gene Robert-
son of Home Gas joined them to
make a trio of 200 bowlers. Turner
turned in 211-158-246 series; Rob-
erts, 236-173-224; and Robertn,
214-188-201.
Other high included 235 by Joe
Thursda
MERCltANT'S LEAGUE
W L
Thackeray Electric ........ 27 17
.19hnson Shell ................ 26!:. 17!.
Prepp's Drugs .............. 25!z 18b,
\\;Vestel- Meat ............ 2l 20
Kimbel's ..................... 20 2.t
Don & LcRoy's ................ 19 25
Ziegler's ........................... 17[fi 26#
Olympic Plywood ......... 16. 27!fi
High game Jim Kitna 234
ttigh total-Jim Kitna 606
STANDINGS
W I,
Darigold ........................... 28 20
Timber Bowl ................. 27 b, 20._,
Richfield ......................... 27 21
Den's Flying A ............ 25 23
Eells & Valley ............ 24 !.e 23L)
Gott Oilerettes .............. 19 29
25
26
RESEARCH I
Mailtenance
Celluloses
Wood Birds
Pin Curlcrs ........... ,,
Acetate Aces ....... .
Silva Foxes ............ .
Clockwa tehers
Rayoncttcs
High h'
Bob Tabke 236
High total
Wayne
CITY
Beckwith's
Wilson's
Needham's
,t$&8
Frisken Oil
L.M. Co.
High game.--Jean Rau 245 Simpson
High series. Phyllis Ziegler 612 Mac's Corner ........... !
............. High
The new $2.50 and Sa.O0 becks High game .-B.
of U.S. Savings Stamps are handy High total---M.
and dandy for all gift occasions. High team
Ask at your post office. High team
An inter-squad game played
Saturday showed the Junior high
graders' hitting prowess. Knuton
pointed out Carlson, Jim Hilder-
man, a ninth-grade catcher, and
Bill Sloan, an eight-grade infielder,
as power hitters.
KNUTSON WAS graduated at
Central Washington College of Ed-
ucation last year. He attended
South Kitsap high school, and was
ou the basketba/1, baseball and
football teams.
I[ SHELTON HIGH SCHOOL RACKET SQUADFive tennismates
of Coach Bob Kreger's took time out to accommodate a Journal
photographer. Netmen kneeling from left to right are Ed Knee-
land, soph.; Jerry Eby, soph.; and Lars Sjoholm, soph. Standing
on the left was Don Anderson, sr.; and Dennis Peacock, Jr. The
s01e 'Climber lettorman, Nick Zopolis, senior, is not shown.
(Jouraal lhoto, aa prior.)
BUD PAULEY'S
Holt and 225 by Chub Nutt, both ALL CAR8 READY TO RUN
of Wolden's Service; 220 by H.
Spers, Dan's Kite Hawks; 215 by 1958 PLYMOUTH OLUB
B. Calkins, Pauley, Inc.; 211 by Radio Heater, Auto. Trans., Driven 3,000 Miles by €
Charles Savage, Ritner's; 203 by
.de Kopperman of Home Gas: 201 ---
by J. Archer, Northwest Ever-
'reen, and Mary Carter, Home 1957 FORD 4-DOOR STATION
zs; and 200 by Clyde Zeigier.
During the flutter armmd the
Journal int week. the bowling
itgze scorch were overlooked.
Our apologies ar extended to
the tegm mad bowler whone
scores were omitted. A peehO
pology Is due Warren Woods,
who topped the 600 mark with
a 688 score for Pantorinm In
the Industrhd Legne.
" i'
WOMEN'S COM2M[ERCIAL
LEAGUE
Jean Rau's sizzling 245 topped
the high game scoring in Tues-
day night Women's Commercial
Bowling League. The Timber
Bowl pin-buster lost out to Phyllis
Ziegler of Richfield in the hlgh
series, 612 to 535.
WOMEN'S BOVLING LEAGUE
W L
Hedrick's ........................ 74 26
McConkey's .................... 57, 42 !...
Jay Novelty .................... 52L 47b
Cota Grill ........................ 48 52
Manley's .......................... 48 52
Shetton Hotel ................ 42 58
Olsen's ............................ 41 59
Ritner's ............................ 37 63
High game-- L. Cole ]92
High total.-L. Cole 529
JUNIOi{ LEAGUE
W
13
15
18:
22
23
26
29
3O
High game-Stan Ahlquist 209
High total-SLan Ahlquist 555
SIMPSON WOMEN'S LEAGUE
W L
Insulating Board ................ 27 13'
Purchasing .......................... 27 13
Lumber .................................. 24 16
Olympic Plywood .............. 24 16
Accounting ............................ 22 18
Loggers .................................. 14 26
Engineering ........................ 13 27
Research .............................. 9 31
High game-Phyllis Collins 220
High&otalPhyllis Ziegier 541
SIMPSON MEN'S LEAGUE
W L
Inmllating Board ........ 34, 91,,
Engineers .................... 31 13
Loggers ........................ 28Va 151,"
Mill 2 ............................ 24 20
Railroad ............. , .......... 19 25
Loaders ........................ 15 29
Mill 1 ............................ 14 30
Shopa ............................ 10 34
High game---F. Snelgrove 225
High totalF. Snelgrove 572
FRATERNAL LEAGUE
W L
Cascade-Olympic ........ 29 ,, 18
Lions Club .................... 26 22
Fuller Construction ...... 26 22
Active Club ................ 26 22
Moose Lodge ................ 22, 25V
Kiwanis Club ................ 20 28
McCleary ...................... 20 28
High gameL L. McInelly 245
High total---L. L. McInelly 639
COMM]ERCIAL LEAGUE
W L
Delight Park. ................. 29 I5
Legal I61 ........................ 25 18!.
Verie's .............................. 23 21
Wingard's ........................ :l 7
Gott Oil ............................ 21 22
Ritner's ............................ ll a
Hanson's Oil .................. ]9 .5
Moose ............................ 16 11
High gae---C. Nutt 2x6
High tota]--C. Nutt 604
e
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Power Steering, 19S9 License
$2195.00
1953 PONTIAO 4-DOOR
Radio, heater, auto. trans., 2 new tires,
' $695.00
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Ton, 6 Cylinder, Long Box, Valves
'51 Ford Victoria ............. : ................... ,
Overdrive- Good Running Condition i
'50 Ford Station Wagon ........................
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Saturday,
• 2 BIG
12 NOON 2:30t
Kids ....................
Students ............
Adults ................
75 MILERS 00Jr. Hi Tracksters
,. To Face Jefferson
Jr. Hig i ; hool I I',:tck lean), re-
,-,.iv,-,I pi,-s which acknowledged The Shelton ,Jr. High School
1.I¢oiv eIll);lllcC KIlo |JIC "'5 ;tl[e" track team opens ils season April
¢qnlr 2 aga)nt .lefferson Jr. High School
II :l,i,.1 1( qP.l,lly It,l '.lit, ('bib. .1 )Iympza at .Stevens FieM in tilt:
,, .tJlt: /li,, ;1,,, ['I111 ".,i l,'a.t 75 capitol t:ily
SHIP.TON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL Published In "OhLmaoum, U.S.A, "
Ninlh Grad,.r .L,lm Sells. l.ay llob Bvickert heHd coaciL said.
INt'iHq,r l)ick l,'i:.Illt'/'. [)oil Jotm-. "mrmg |hellI were mix l'e.ltlrnlng
son and Mikt ,{Y,|lh. i;ilevnlt'H. The A bracket hokl-
overs include Gary Shelton 9th
Eighth (;ra,l,,r ticky l)urkin.
grafte shoi.-plltLer and sorinlt.r.
,%','t,rltb (irl,lers l'Jlli Scrat- I (!INI)EIMEN who earned let-
find l'lill MiIte. .he Sl/yder,
" - lcrs lasl year. and are back with
(_('tl'',' I,:-tVIINOI1 kilt( [{l).} r t::tliOtlI1.
EVINRUD|
SALES
and
SERVICE
Ill,}t*",' d*llint' lh' 'lalel' l(a.oil, :e"Pl*lly-tlVe hnplftllS tllrlletl tip
'I'h, ii,,,vo,;l Ill,ll'lb,l'N al'c" 11 tim first tllrnout I,qsl \\;veel..
P0
:. .... .... o , , ,:, ., .... . . .... ........ ..:!, : N::: ." "
WORLO'S FIRST
Lhe E, squad are Rieky Durhin.
pole-vaulter; Fred Bostwtek.
sprinter: Dave Utter. broad-jump-
el" and sprinter; and Joe Waters.
sprinter. All B holdovers are
eighth graders.
I'he jmior high tracksters are
mdefeated in dual competition
the last two years. They went to
Vancouver, Wash., to compete in
the Southwest Conference meet
last year, and lost out for top
"mnors hy 3t:r points.
"TILE TEAM this year isn't as
slrong as the 1958 championship
team, but they've shown well ill
practice. They are strong in all
field events," Brlekert declared.
The head coach, who Is the Jun-
ior high school football coach dur-
ing the autunm, begins his fifth
year' as track mentor this year.
He'll be assisted by Jack Mallln-
gel'.
A cocker spaniel pup should
grow a half a pound a week. A
great Dane should add five pounds.
$10.95
• 4 CYLINDER
@ 50 HORSEPOWER
@ V ENGINE
Now at
HILLOREST
HARUWARE
Falrmont & Olympic HIway
" i i iii iii i i i i ii
RADIATOR REPAIR
AUTO, TRUCK, TRACTOR
Boil Out, Rod Out, Re-Core
Phone HA. 6-3483
GAS TANKS SOLDERED, ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Boon's Plumbing, Heeling, Sheel Melal
623 So. First • Les Hansen, Owner
RE-OPENING APRIL Isl
Dawson's Resort
ON LAKE NAHWATZEL
FISHING SEASON OPENS APRIL 19
We Expect a Good Season
TO RESERVE BOATS AND CABINS
PHONE HArrison 6.8323
_ ijl ii iii, ii,]1 i| ,ira i i I ii iiiiiiii I ii ii i ii ii
PROFILE POWER
... from
200 Mark Takes Bad
Beating in Majors .
MAJOR LEAGUE
Pts.
N,n,hwe't Evert.,.re(n ............. ,35
Dan's Nile Hawks ................... 13.1
Timber B(,wl ....................... ,28
Home Gas Company ............... 127
Jim Pauley, Ine .................. 9.'tz
W)lden's Chevron Service .... 87.'.,
Ritner's Broiler ...................... 78
Olson Barber & Beauty .... 66
High totals Bill Roberts 633,
B. Turner 615, Glen Robertson 603
High games B. Turner 246, Bill
Roberts 236. Joe Holt 235, Chub
Nutt 225, Bill Roberts 224.
Exactly 15 "200" games were
b,,wlod in Major League eompeti- Ming Tree ........................ 19
lion last Friday. B. Turner of Ralph's ........................... 18
SUCCESSFUL LAUNCHING'Cltmber Pitcher sophomore track and field team won the annual
Jerry Mallory doubled as high-jumper at the post-season cind-.r meet with 51 points. Juniors
recent inter.squad track meet held at Loop were second; seniors, third.
Field. Mallory, a junior, cleared the bar as a (Journal photo, Dean print)
young onlooker watched from the sidelines. The
Young 'Olimber Nine Blazers of Glory
Opens Season Apinsl i Sophomore Cindermen Impressive
S011|ksp igJ|sapg, a younSUnag ma ' fancy ii n Inter Class Track Victory
lightly turns to thoughts of . . .
yes, baseball. And, it begins thi
afternoon at Loop Field. By Akira Ichlkawa ning the first track event. Laurie
Chet Dombroski's young High- S O p h o m o r e trackmen Somers, sophomore cousin to Har-
ley Somers, high-hurdled 80 yards
climbers take on South Kltsap in amassed 51 points to take thein 12 fiat to take the race.
a non-league game with either Jim interclass track meet Friday i "IT'S TOO EARLY in the seas-
Sargent, senior, or Jerry Mallory,
a junk)r, on the mound, at the Loop Field. Junior on to tell how the boys will do in
THE SHELTONIAN b e lie r s league competition yet," Bob Sund,
have a young squad this year cindermen ran a close second head coach, said after the after-
with 20 of the 23-man team being with 46, and the seniors, 1958 noon meet.
underclamen. Twelve are juniors Sund, in his second year of
and eight, sophomores, champs of the event, third coaching at Shelton as head track
The Highclimbers will build with 40. coach, heads a staff including Jer-
ry Vermillion, field events and
their team around seven returning Overcast skies and uppergla junior high school coach, Bill
lettermen. Besides the two pitch- competition couldn't contain the
ers, there are Ray Manke, junior pace-setting sophomores. In the Brickert, Jack Mallinger and Walt
infielder; Kermit hivermore, jun- 440 yard dash, Vince Bostwick, i Clayt°n"
ior shortstop; Garth Getty, senior sophomore, posted a fast 56.9. He "We have a young squad this
outfielder; Al Smith, senior out- was pressed by senior, Lon Dey- year, and rm counting on the let-
fielder and Roger Hermes, junior ette, who was bothered by a sore termen to see us through," Sund
catcher, leg. declared.
Mel Mlekelson and Jerry Moore Harley Seiners, senior sprinter IN RETROSPECr, Sund ex-
who were lost through gradua- and hurdler, was the only double plained he was quite satisfied with
tion helped Dombroski and the winner. He tnrned in a 11.2 time the track meet, but added the
boys needed to gain more exper-
team to a championship last year. in th(; 100 yard dash, and 15 flat ience. There are only eight re-
They threw five no-hitters be- in the ]20 low hurdles.
tween them in 1958. The present turning lettermen fl'om last year's
pitchers saw limited action last IN TIlE DISCUS event, two team which was undefeated in dual
year. sophomore tossers took top honors meets.
in a closely contested lnatch. Dave The holdovers are Harley Som-
DOMBROSKI EXPECTS the iSharpes snared first place with a
strongest competition from Che- 117 foot 9 inch lob. Pete Buechel ers, hurdler; Dave Roundtree, 880;
Rawlin, McInelly, mile; Warren
halls which lost only one player missed tying Sharpes' mark by Zeitler, shot-put; Ray Baker,
fron last year's team. He antiei- an inch. Buechel, however, beat
pates a strong North Thurshm out Sharpes in the shotput contest, broad Jump; Ron Guthrie and Tom
team also. North Thurston took Kendall, pole vault; and Lon Dey-
Warren Zeitler's heft of 42 feet ette, 440.
the Central Ixague championship 7 inches was enough for taking
in 1957. 80 YD. HIGH HURDLES--Lau-
The Shelton nine plays three the event. Buechel finished second,
Pat Dugger, senior, third, and tie Somers (Soph); Hurst (Jr);
non-league games after the South Sharpes, fourth. Schneider (Soph); Smith (Sr).
Kitsap (.cam before the league op- The high-scoring sophomores 12.0. Bernie' Barber Shop ........ 31
ener against Elms on April I0 at jumped into an early lead by win- 100 YD. DASH--Harley Somers Grayston ............................ 29
Imop Field; Two games with West (Srl; Bailey (Jr); Halbert ISoph); Les Joslin Insurance ........ 26
Bremerton on March 31 and April Robertson Soph). 11.2. Shamrock Cafe ................. 22
2 wi,, be 00o,l,,wed b, gamo Junior High Baseball .... Dave Roundtree (Sr); Herb Angle Insurance ...... 21
against Olympia on April 7. Pearee (Soph); Close (Soph); Ed- Beekwlth Jewelry .............. 18
/:/i;;,;:; h:;T-; Team Has New Ooach wards (Soph).-2:14.8. Pm'ker's Mr. & Mrs. Shop 15
' 440 .... Vince Bostwick I Soph); Hembroff Agency .............. 14
W L April 2 marks the opening day Deyette (Sr); Northness (Soph);
Ar-own Bakery .................. 21 12 for baseball at Shelton Junior Livermore (Jr). 56.1}.
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Lions Club .......................... 20 13 High School. The seventh, eighth 120 LOW HURDLES -- Harley
Timber Bowl ...................... 19 14 and ninth graders take on Marcus Seiners (Sr); Schneider (Soph);
Ztegler Studio ................... 18 12 Whitman School of Port Orchard. Kendall (Jr); Rodgers (Jr). 15.0.
Ed Byrne ............................ 17 16 Coach Jerry Knutson, who is in 220).--Larry Holt (Sr); Bailey
Active Club .......................... 13 17 his first year as head baseball (Sr); Lallant (Soph); hawson
iIigh Scores coach, has cut the squad once al- (Soph). 25.3. '
Boys' high game--Keith Savage ready. Holdovers include Joel Wat- MILE -- Rawlin Melnelly (Jr) ;
171 ters, utility infielder; Wayne Carl- Young (Sr); Wiflgard (Soph); Me-
Boys' high total--Keith Savage son, utility infielder; Bruce Cow- Clendon (Jr). 5:13.8.
321 an, pitcher and outfielder; Rich- 880 RELAY -- Seniors; Sopho-
Girls' high game-:-Gcry Wilson ard Watson, outfielder; and Henry mores; Juniors. 1:42.3.
136 Rose, shortstop. All five are ninth POLE VAULT -- Tom Kendall
Girls' high total-Barb Schnei- graders. (Jr); GUthrie I Jr). 10'6"'.
der 251. THE TEAM finished the season DISCUS--Dave Sharpes (Soph);
WOMEN'S BURP LEAGUE last year with a 5-3 record. Coach Buechel (Soph); Zeitler (Jr); Dug-
Knutson said the team lacks pitch- get (Sr). 117' 9".
W Ling power. HIGH JUMP -- Tim Hurst (Jr)
Rainier Beer ........................ 76 24
...... t i ..... ! and Bob Huas (St) (tie)" Rodgers
Shelton Recreation ............ 60 0 unaer j m or mgn cnoot m es, [ nd Mallory -,. ,,d '-H,, t.,
Ritner's Straight Shots .... 59 40 a pitcher can pitch only seven inn- 17tie) 5 TM 4 '' .......... " ....
The Tropics ........................ 50 50 lngs a week. Watters and Carlson, I " .@ ', ........
e rxur r'ux --- warren ;el[ler
' the two pitch rs, are good starters, [ "JI )' Bueche" "-o h" --u'ee
Miek's Tavern .................... 50 50 but if ever we should need anyl.Si.' Sha e i (op,); ,L, v, r
Log Cabin ............................. 36 64 el e chin ' ' ( "; rp s (topn. "i .
Heidelberg Beer ................. 35 65 r i f pit g for them, we re in[ BROAD JUMP Ray Baker
Rtshel Logging Co ............. 34 66 a bind." (Jr); Halbert (Soph); Northness
High game---Dot Roberts 181
High total---Dot Roberts 469
IIOUSEWlVES LEAGUE
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Shelton Union Service .. 29 19
Evergreen Texaco ........ 27 21
101 Park In .................... 26 22
Jhn Pauley, Inc ............. 23 24,
Byrne & Batstone ........ 21 27
Buechel's Garage ..... ..... 17, 30,
High game-Jean Rau 214
High totaL Jean Rau 555
(Soph); Manke (Jr). 18' 5".
. MIXED FOURSOME
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Deerslayers .................... 72 36
Who Knows ................ 68 40
Rusty Ducks ................ 60 48
Board Busters ............ 56 51
i Timber Ducks ............ 56 52
Pin Busters ................ 40 68
Odd Balz .................... 35 73
Wee-Uns ........................ 33 /;, 74 ,,
High Scores
lell'R game--.Charlie Savage 211
Men's total--Charlie Savage 569
Women's game--Jo Clary 177
Women's total----Jean Rau 484
SVING SHIFT LEAGUE
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ttemlockers .................... 28 16
Planers ............ 26 18
Strippers ......... ::::::::::::.:::: 25 I9
Woodworms .................... 23 21
Log Peelers .................... 19/ 24V,
Chasers ............................ 19 24,
Mixers .............................. I8 26
Pin Benders .................... 1T 27
High game---Don Paulson 220
High series-Don Paulson 590
VOMEN'S CITY LEAGUE
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Hcdriek's Sport Centcr 78 26
McConkey's Pharmacy 61. 42b)
Jay Novelty .................. 521, 51,.
Cots Grill ........................ 51 53
Manley's .......................... 48 56
Shelton Hotel ................ 45 59
Olse's .............................. 42 62
Ritner's ............................ 38 66
Itigh game ..... Alice Kopperman
and E. Benet 172
Itigh total- Evelyn Eliot 479
TItURSDAY'S BAN'rAMS
V 1,
('hnabel's Jay Birds,.. 22 11
Mercel"s Alley-Cops 21bJ llb
Northwest Evergreen .. 20 13 ....
Morgan and Eacrett .... 15b', 17!.,
Hedrick's Sport Center 11 22
Boon's Plumbing ............ 9 24
High Seor,.s
Boys' high game-.Ronnic Good-
win 122
Boys' high total--Thane Rucker
201
Girls' high game---Alice Pearson
94
Girls' high total--Alice Pearson
180
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Northwest Evergreen came thru
with a blistering 246 to cop the
night's high. Turner was edged
out by Bill Roberts. Timber Bowl,
in the highest total however. The
Timber Bowler amassed a healthy
633.
Both Turner and Roberts turn-
ed in two 200 games. Gene Robert-
son of Home Gas joined them to
make a trio of 200 bowlers. Turner
turned in 211-158-246 series; Rob-
erts, 236-173-224; and Robertn,
214-188-201.
Other high included 235 by Joe
Thursda
MERCltANT'S LEAGUE
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Thackeray Electric ........ 27 17
.19hnson Shell ................ 26!:. 17!.
Prepp's Drugs .............. 25!z 18b,
\\;Vestel- Meat ............ 2l 20
Kimbel's ..................... 20 2.t
Don & LcRoy's ................ 19 25
Ziegler's ........................... 17[fi 26#
Olympic Plywood ......... 16. 27!fi
High game Jim Kitna 234
ttigh total-Jim Kitna 606
STANDINGS
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Darigold ........................... 28 20
Timber Bowl ................. 27 b, 20._,
Richfield ......................... 27 21
Den's Flying A ............ 25 23
Eells & Valley ............ 24 !.e 23L)
Gott Oilerettes .............. 19 29
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RESEARCH I
Mailtenance
Celluloses
Wood Birds
Pin Curlcrs ........... ,,
Acetate Aces ....... .
Silva Foxes ............ .
Clockwa tehers
Rayoncttcs
High h'
Bob Tabke 236
High total
Wayne
CITY
Beckwith's
Wilson's
Needham's
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Frisken Oil
L.M. Co.
High game.--Jean Rau 245 Simpson
High series. Phyllis Ziegler 612 Mac's Corner ........... !
............. High
The new $2.50 and Sa.O0 becks High game .-B.
of U.S. Savings Stamps are handy High total---M.
and dandy for all gift occasions. High team
Ask at your post office. High team
An inter-squad game played
Saturday showed the Junior high
graders' hitting prowess. Knuton
pointed out Carlson, Jim Hilder-
man, a ninth-grade catcher, and
Bill Sloan, an eight-grade infielder,
as power hitters.
KNUTSON WAS graduated at
Central Washington College of Ed-
ucation last year. He attended
South Kitsap high school, and was
ou the basketba/1, baseball and
football teams.
I[ SHELTON HIGH SCHOOL RACKET SQUADFive tennismates
of Coach Bob Kreger's took time out to accommodate a Journal
photographer. Netmen kneeling from left to right are Ed Knee-
land, soph.; Jerry Eby, soph.; and Lars Sjoholm, soph. Standing
on the left was Don Anderson, sr.; and Dennis Peacock, Jr. The
s01e 'Climber lettorman, Nick Zopolis, senior, is not shown.
(Jouraal lhoto, aa prior.)
BUD PAULEY'S
Holt and 225 by Chub Nutt, both ALL CAR8 READY TO RUN
of Wolden's Service; 220 by H.
Spers, Dan's Kite Hawks; 215 by 1958 PLYMOUTH OLUB
B. Calkins, Pauley, Inc.; 211 by Radio Heater, Auto. Trans., Driven 3,000 Miles by €
Charles Savage, Ritner's; 203 by
.de Kopperman of Home Gas: 201 ---
by J. Archer, Northwest Ever-
'reen, and Mary Carter, Home 1957 FORD 4-DOOR STATION
zs; and 200 by Clyde Zeigier.
During the flutter armmd the
Journal int week. the bowling
itgze scorch were overlooked.
Our apologies ar extended to
the tegm mad bowler whone
scores were omitted. A peehO
pology Is due Warren Woods,
who topped the 600 mark with
a 688 score for Pantorinm In
the Industrhd Legne.
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WOMEN'S COM2M[ERCIAL
LEAGUE
Jean Rau's sizzling 245 topped
the high game scoring in Tues-
day night Women's Commercial
Bowling League. The Timber
Bowl pin-buster lost out to Phyllis
Ziegler of Richfield in the hlgh
series, 612 to 535.
WOMEN'S BOVLING LEAGUE
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Hedrick's ........................ 74 26
McConkey's .................... 57, 42 !...
Jay Novelty .................... 52L 47b
Cota Grill ........................ 48 52
Manley's .......................... 48 52
Shetton Hotel ................ 42 58
Olsen's ............................ 41 59
Ritner's ............................ 37 63
High game-- L. Cole ]92
High total.-L. Cole 529
JUNIOi{ LEAGUE
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22
23
26
29
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High game-Stan Ahlquist 209
High total-SLan Ahlquist 555
SIMPSON WOMEN'S LEAGUE
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Insulating Board ................ 27 13'
Purchasing .......................... 27 13
Lumber .................................. 24 16
Olympic Plywood .............. 24 16
Accounting ............................ 22 18
Loggers .................................. 14 26
Engineering ........................ 13 27
Research .............................. 9 31
High game-Phyllis Collins 220
High&otalPhyllis Ziegier 541
SIMPSON MEN'S LEAGUE
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Inmllating Board ........ 34, 91,,
Engineers .................... 31 13
Loggers ........................ 28Va 151,"
Mill 2 ............................ 24 20
Railroad ............. , .......... 19 25
Loaders ........................ 15 29
Mill 1 ............................ 14 30
Shopa ............................ 10 34
High game---F. Snelgrove 225
High totalF. Snelgrove 572
FRATERNAL LEAGUE
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Cascade-Olympic ........ 29 ,, 18
Lions Club .................... 26 22
Fuller Construction ...... 26 22
Active Club ................ 26 22
Moose Lodge ................ 22, 25V
Kiwanis Club ................ 20 28
McCleary ...................... 20 28
High gameL L. McInelly 245
High total---L. L. McInelly 639
COMM]ERCIAL LEAGUE
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Delight Park. ................. 29 I5
Legal I61 ........................ 25 18!.
Verie's .............................. 23 21
Wingard's ........................ :l 7
Gott Oil ............................ 21 22
Ritner's ............................ ll a
Hanson's Oil .................. ]9 .5
Moose ............................ 16 11
High gae---C. Nutt 2x6
High tota]--C. Nutt 604
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