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TOBEY IN NO-HITTER AS VAUGHN,
HOQUIAM BOW, BUT RANGERS WIN
After three 'strmght victories setting Vaughn down tfitless last
which included two-Jbutouts and a Friday, only four men reaching
he-hit pitching performance by base on three errors and a walk,
Southpaw Bob Tobey, the Shelton and of that quartet three were
Highclimbers couldn't stand pros- picked off by Catcher Carl Sund-
perity and donated a 7 to 5 vie- sten so actually the Highclimber
tory to St. Martins Preps at Loop southpaw pitched to just 22 bat- Office .......................... 43
Field Tuesday afternoon with a ters in the seven innings. Research Girls .......... 40
flurry of fielding bobbles in the In the meantime, however, his Electricians ................ 37
ixth inning which ruined Left- teammates were having their Chemists ...................... 37
hander Bill Valleys fine ITurling. troubles at the plate against Bert Grease Balls ............. : 34
Shelton had looked like an air- Ross and couldn't manufacture Bleach Plant .............. 33
tight defensive club through two the run which earned a 1 to 0 vet- High garhe---Joe Rank 225
shutout victories over Vaughn and dict until the last inning, when High total--ken Dodds 568
a 6 to 2 triumph over Hoquiam, Mary Cartwright opened with a
committing only six errors in the single across second, went to third
• three games, but the Highelimbers on a pair of passed balls while
came apart at the seams defen,:- Sundsten was drawing a walk, and
ire]y, kicking as many in the St. scored as Ken: Cardinal slashed a
Matins contest as they had in game•winning single to right cen-
all three preceding games, and ter.
bunching five of them in that dis- The Highclimbers gathered only
astrous sixth to present the via- four hits off Ross, those two for
tie payoff run in the sevcth and
itors with six unearned tallies and
he verdict.
Tobey hurled masterful ball in
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another pair in the fifth by Quent
McPherson and Tobey.
Tobey climbed the rise again
Monday and held Hoquiam to two
hits and two runs. both scored by
batters he walked and helped move
arotmd on h/s own wild throws.
Shelton showed plate punch for
the irst time in the Hoquiam con-
test, bangin nine safeties and
sewing the affair up early with
three markers in the first and an-
other pair in the second. Ken
Carlson tripled in the first frame
behind singles by McPherson and
Wayne Clary and scored on a fly,
thm Clary soaked one for two,
sacks in the second behind singles
by Herb Baze and Tobey.
Sundsten scored $n expensive
run In the third to cIbse Shelton's
marker-making when he walked
and eventually stole home on a
squeeze play which went awry but
the big catcher sprain'ed an ankle
badly on the play.
Although Valley was nicked
rather freely in the early innings
by the little Rangers Tuesday, he
entered the sixth with a 4 to 0
lead and seemed to be headed for
victory. Then' the roof fell in and
a combination of five Ranger hits
and five Highclimber errors, into
which was mixed two "passed
balls, two stolen bases and a field-
era choice play, allowed seven St.
Martins runners to score. Only
one of the tallies was earned.
. The Highclimbers had opened
with two runs in the first on Bob
Wells' double, Carlson's single, and
a Ranger bobble, and added single-
tons in the fourth Cartwright's
single and Cardinal's triple and in
the fifth on singles by Wells and
Clary. After the Ranger upr_jsing
tim Highcl/mbers got one bak on
Cartwright's triple to left and a
bad throw by Pitcher"Joe Dawson
on an infield roller.
Clary's play at second and Cart-
wright's at third has highlighted
Shelton's defensive performances
so far, while both have also been
hitting the ball well, along with
Carlson and Tobey. Tobey struck
out the first six Hoquiam batters
to face him, whiffed the side again
in the sixth, and wound tip with
15 for the game after setting a
dozen Vaughn hitters down. He
walked four tn the two: ga'eq,
Valley' pidked :0ff eight larls
on strikes and walked two in his
ftfll length stint. The short scores:
R H E
Vaughn .... 000 000 0--0 0 2
Shelton .... 000 000 1--1 4 3
Batteries--Ross (K4) and Jen-
sen; Tobey (I(12) and Sundsten.
R H E
Hoquiam ..001 109 0--2 2 1
Shelton .... 331 000 x--6 9 3
BatteriesLaCroix (K2), Elway
5 (K4) and Salzer; Tobey (K15)
and Sundsten,' Rod Rhines 4.
.R H E
St; Martins 000 007 0--7 10 5
Shelton .... 200 111 0-5 7 6
Batteries ..... Dawson (K5) and
Roy; Valley (K) m.d Rod Rhines.
Logger Schedule
Listed; Workouts
Commence Sunday
First conditioning work is
scheduled for the Shelton Loggers
next Sunday afternoon at 1:30
o'clock at L6op Field,. Field Cap-
tain Stan Armstrong announced
yesterday in.calling all candidates
for this year's town team to the
opening turnout.
Azstrong will again manage
the club on the field with the as-
sistace of Frank Willard, who
will act as business manager of
the club thi. year.
Tle Loggers are entered in the
Evergreen League with' teams
rein Olympia, Centralia, Chehalis,
Kelso, Hoquiam, Aberdeen and To-
ledo. They will play home-and-
home games with each team in a
14-game championship schedule
which opens April 18 with the
Loggers going to Olymp/a for a
night game.
The Lqggers will lmvq to ,play
their hence games on Sunday af-
teruoons unless by some unex-
pected chance the Loop Field
lights become available during the
season. Of the seven road games
on the Logger schedule five are
night affairs at Olympia, Central-
ia, Aberdeen, Hoquiam and Tol-
edo, leaving only two Sunday
traveling dates to fill at Kelso and
Chellalis.
The Loggers Evergreen League
sclledulo follows:
April 18--.Shelton,at Olympia (N)
April 27--Kelso at Shelton
May 2---Sbelton at Centralia (N)
May 11--.Aberdeen at Shelton
May 18,--Tol'edo at Slelton
Ma,, 25--Chehalis at Shelton
June ]--Hoquiam at Shelton
June 8--Olympia at Sheiton
June 15-.-Shclton at Kelso
June 2---Centralia at Shelton
June 27.-- Slelton at Aberdeen (N)
July 4-:-Shelton at Toledo (N)
July 13--Shelton at Chehalis
July 18---Shelton at Hoquiam (N)
Only 24 Arrests Here
During Month of March
With John L. Lewis and the gov-
ernor of Georgia both bowing to
the national law last ntonth, Shel-
ton eitizemy followed suit by
abiding with the city law, accord-
ing. to Police Chief Claude'Hav-
e$s0 who reported only 24 arrests
for the month of March.
'Of the 24 persons arrested. :1.5
were apprehended .on a charge of
drunkenesa, seven for speeding
and one earl1 for disturbing ,the
'l)cacc and as a "peping tom."
BHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL;
t 0ffice Creeps Up
On Rayonier Pin
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BAREHAND BATTLE WITH HAWK
FINDS BEAR CREEK LAD WINNER
Lead After Sweep
RAYONIER BOWLING
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Maintenance .............. 44
Supervisors ................ 44
By Della Goetsch
A person is getting "pretty
flood" when he can out-hawk a
hawk; but Mason county has "at
least one such falconer. He is
10-year old Russell (Bud) Dan-
iels, Jr., who lives with his par-
ents on the "old road" between
Belfair and Bear Creek.
"One of the presents whieh he
received on his birthday early this
month was a pair of young Blue
Satinette pigeons, a gift of his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Osmun of Shelton. A few' days
Sweeping three games from the after the birds were brought home,
a big hawk.which had been prac-
Electricians Monday evening, the ricing his predatory art in the
Office shoved its drive for first neighborhood for several months,
place into high gear and wound
up just a single step to the rear of began to take an all too lively
the co-leaders, Maintenance and interest in the satin-clad squabs.
Supervisors, in the Rayonier bowl- I Despite the fact that he had
several times narrowly escaped
ing circuit. I with his falc0noid lfe from rots-
The co-leaders both won their sils sent by rifles, shot-guns, re-
matches respectively from .the Re- volvers and slingshots in the
search Girls and the Chemists brit. hands of irate members of the
the fast moving Office five gained
. ." , community, as he sailed into "the
a step on them nevertheless be- wide blue yonder" with a strug-
hind the timely scoring of Bruce gling young chicken or other fowl
Thorpe, Jolm Gavareski and Joe clutched in his plundering talons,
Holt. this feathered outlaw ventured to
ken Dodds paced the Supervts- fly into a chicken wire enclosure
ors triumph with the league's top at the Daniels home with the oct-
individual total, while Joe Rank's dent intention of capturing one
scoring, including a 225 which was of the highly prized pigeons.
best single game of the night, The hawk used poor judgment
paced the Maintenance victory, in timing the raid, for he chose
The fourth match provided a a time when Bud was playing not
basement, battle in which the far from the pen, and when the
Grease Balls broke a tie with the bird made his. sudden dive into
Bleach Plant for seventh place the enclosure Bud lost no time by
with a 2 to 1 victory as Harry running to the house for his air
Cole and Ado Wright hit togeth- rifle. Instead, he ran quickly to
er in the second game and Bill where the hawk was. Frightened
Oliver and Franl Devlin dittoed by this unexpected development,
in the finale after the bleachmen the hawk gave up pursuit of the
had taken the opener with BiIIpigeo n and turned on Bud, flying
Lunsford setting the pae. The angrily straight'for the boy's face.
lineups: Quick-thinking Bud was ready,
Grease Balls (2) BI. Plant (1) and with one dextrous movement
Handicap . 660 Handicap 522 he put up his hands and clasped
H. Cole 421 Friend 493 the winged thief in a firm grasp.
Oliver 401[Wolden 328 Although the boy was pecked and
C. Cole 3381Dummy 420 scratched, he held on and moved
Devlin 362 Rains 403 quickly to a chopping block where
Wright 423 Lunsford 376 the hawk's qudtionable activities
Total' 2605 Total 2542 came to a sudden "unswept, an-
Maintenance (2) Res. Girls (1) honored and unsung" end.
Handicap 276IHandicap 963 Measurements were taken and
Westlund 546[Dammamv 421 the yardstick showed that the
Jacobsen 464/cormier 353 predator had a wing-spread of 28
Rank 523[ Maya 323 inches. ,.
Temple 428/Fransort 377 Sport ma hip
Skelsey 493 / Price 255
Total 2730} Total .2692 S ns
• (2) 00homists (,) Trophy Banquet
Handicap 519 t Handicap 708
Dodds 51681Stoy 403 Next
Moore Lynch 296 waa,_e,.nes,.a:
:McCann 365 Dielle 348 Second winner of the Shelton
Hawks 458 IJ. Eager 426 Chamber of Commerce school bas-
Lemley 448 Tobler • 441 ketball sportsmanship trophy will
Total 2675 Total 2622 be revealed next Wednesday night
Elex..trlcians (9) Office (3) when some 120 players, managers,
Handicap 465[Handica p 603 coaches and student body repre-
Holt 453Stevenson 394 sentatives from the eight high
Thorpe 475/Kneeiand 329 schools comprising the .northern
Briggs 369]Carlson 382 division of the Southwest Wash-
Dunseath 354 / Joslin 398 ington basketball conference gath-
Gavareski 465[Booth 387 r fn Shelton for the second an-
Total 2581] Total 2493 al presentation banquet..
;Inltiated last year by the Shel-
,57 on Rifle Club ,n Chamber of Commerce. the
¢manship trophy is awr(ed
CharterRoster 000000:00oh00oi.,udged to have sh.
-. i nnes rana or all-around
sportsmanship both on the play-
Fifty-seven names are inscribed ig floor and in the stands during
on the charter membership roll
sent to National Rifle Association t/le basketball season. Raymond
headquarters by the Shelton Rifle high school was the first winner
& Pistol Club, President Jack Gray of the trophy. The first presenta-
tion. banquet" was held at Elma
reported this week, a numbe]
which will entitle the local club last year. .
to almost a maximum issue of •Ed Alexander, prominent Olym-
rifles by tlm government, he pla newspaperman and sports fan,
added, has accepted an invitation to be
That membership should entitle banqtet toastmaster and to, pro-
the local organization to seven sent the trophy to its 1947 win-
rifles, whereas eight is the most nor. The winner will not be known
issued to any club regardless of until the trophy is .'actually pro-
size. The local arms group has sented officially by the toastmas-
asked for all .22 calibre guns from ter for all details of the voting,
the governmen't in the belief that which is done by" the schools
calibre will be more popular for themselves, is kept secret before
the official announcement.
range firing than any other.
: Some work has been done to Fifteen representatives from
make an indoor range in one of each of the eight schools, includ-
the airbase buildings, President ing ten varsity player s, the
Gray said, with hopes that it will coaches, principal, superintendent,
be ready within a month. If so, and student body president, have
initial target practice will have'to been invited to attend, along with
be done with private guns as the Shelton Chamber of Commerce
vernment issued arms are not representatives and ,newspaper-
pected for at least 45 days, men.
The banquet will be held in the
Masonic Temple starting at 6:30
Homann Bid Low For o'clock.
County :Garage Bldg.
G. Homann of Olympia for con- Olympic Fihns Slated
struetion of a concrete garage for For Sports Club Meet
Mason County Road District No.
Skokomish Valley, was accepted Colored. motion pictures taken
this week by the. board of county for the U. S. Park Service will be
commissioners, shown as the entertainment fea-
Bids were opened and a contract lure at tonight's meeting of the
was awardOt to Moll Chevrolet ason* County Sports & Skeet
Company for the purcbase of a Club,. slated for eiglt o'clock in
Odd Fellows Hal L President Tiff
vehicle for county Road. District
No. I, also by the commissioners. Skelsey announced this week.
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LUMBERMEN TAKE
OLYMPIA TITLE;
ROLLOFF MONDAY
With Mark Fredson and Slim
Gustafson each totaling in the
I 620s, the Morgan Lmnber entry
; from Shelton clinched the se'.-
ond half championship of the
Olympia scratch l)owling league
Monday night through a elea-
sweep over the tailend Olympia
Eagles.
The lumber dealers hit a 2950
total as AI Ferrier ehipl)ed in a
596 contrilmtion to go along
with the Fredson and Gust-
son marks.
A five-gmne rolloff is sehed-
nled for next Monday night at
tight o'clock on the Harbst al-
leys in Olympia between the see-
end half (;hemps anti C)pitol
Cigars, first half winners, with a
$I0O pot to be split 60-40 on the
outcoine.
The Morgan Lumber lineup
I will Include Bab Stewart and
Bill VCerberger along with Gus-
tafson, I,'rlson and Ferrier.
! ,
Somebody Leads
Wol00en's League,
But Just Who?
Just who is leading the women's
bowling league today a lot of peo:
ple would like to know, what with
Shelton Grocery taking three
games and Ritner's Corner only
two in Tuesday night's competi-
tion. but the circuit's statistics
have been a bit confused for sev-
eral weeks and the exact won and
lost records of the teams isn't
straightened out yet.
Anyway, the grocers and cor-
nerites are running neck-and-neck
up at the top with Pastime and
McConkey Pharmacy p u r s u i n g
dangerously close with the ached-
tile on its last lap.
The pharmacists also won a trio
Tuesday, paddling Mason Laundry
behind the 530 and 224 figures reg-
istered by Bessie Bolen which tdp-
pod the individual scoring for the
night.
That 224 with help from Wan-
da Schirrner and LaVonne Cole,
paced the pharmacists to a new
single game record of 902 pins for
the season.
Pastime shaded Pantorium. 2 to
1, in the fourth match, as Mickey
Ltndeman picked up 500 pins. Skip-
per Min Durand and Mabel Brew-
ster paced Shelton Groeery's vic-
torious attack while Ritner's bene-
fitted from timely scoring by Vera
Bishop, Arlene Godden and Jessie
Hunter. Bessie White salvaged the
opener for Werberger Winery. The
lineups:
Mason Ldy. (0) McConkey's (3)
handicap 135[ handicap 147
E.Sntith " 396{ McConkey 466
Simpson 418] Bolen 530
Mifflin .384 Rssell 4 9
Robinsofl 480' Sehirmer 444
Dodds 498- Cole 431
Total 23111 Total 2447
Shel. Groc. (3) Mac's (0)
handicap 4681 handicap 404
Brewster 4031Frisken 446
Hanson 340Ill.Smith 396
Skelsey 410[Tiffany 368
Barger 3171 Lynch 255
Durand 45(} Edgley 417
Total 2394 Total 2286
Pastime (2) • Pantorium (1)
handicap 1921 handicap 336
Staley 475FreFredson 413
Kopperman 327] Dummy 372
Lindeman 503 M.Fredson 307
Sehuffenh'r 376 Carr 334
Sutherland 449/Ferrier 438
Total 2322 / Total 2200
Werberger (1) Ritner's (2)
handicap 477t handicap 507
F.Cormier 307 t Godden 393
Kimbel }t751McCastin 351
Dummy 2851WiIlour 344
Jacobsen 358Hunter 321
White 443|Bishop 418
Total 2245| Total 2334
Stewart Umpiring For
Spring Training Games
During the spring training sea-
son which opened late Iast week
for Western International league
baseball c/ubs, Jack Stewart, Slcl-
ton's aspirant to professional tnn-
piring endeavors, will work with
the Vancouver Capilanos in their
training amp games and work-
outs at Sunnysde.
The Canadian team is managed
by Bill Brenncr, former Olympia
star athlete, who took over the
Capilanos managership late last
season, and it was through the
friendship of the two former prep
and semipro diamond rivals that
the Shelton umpire gets this op-
portunity to show his abilities.
S-to-Z Job Trainees
Act Fast to Keep Pay
All veterans taking training un-
der the G. I. Bill whose last names
begin with the letters "S" th
"Z" are urged to submit the wage
reports which were mailed'to them
on March 15, 1947. These reports
must reach the Seattle office of
the Veterans Administration bY
April 5, 1947, or the veterans'
subsistence allowance will be sus-
pended until such time as he sub-
mits this report.
The report covers actual earn-
ings of veterans for the preceding
four months and anticipated earn-
ings for the next four months.
Traffic Congestion
Needs Cooperation
Cooperation m easing the traf-
fic bottlenecks at First St. and
Railroad Ave., and at First St.
and Mill St., during the rush hours
was asked this week by the city
police department. Drivers are
requested to emph)y arm signals
prticularly at these two rater-
sections.
Polic Chief Claude Havens an-
nounced that he has stationed po-
lice officers at these two points
daily during the rush period from
4:30 to 5 p.m.
BABY BOY BORN
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pearson are
the parents of a baby born Mon-
day, March 31, at the Shelton Hos-
pital,
I toed Honors Go
To Carl Sundsten,
Mary Cartwright
Basketball sang its swan song
for the 1947 season at Irene S.
Reed high school Friday when the
award assembly was held and hon-
ors earned during the past season
announced.
Carl Sundsten and Mary Cart-
wright were voted the two honor-
ary awards for the season, the big
blond center being voted the High-
climbers' inspirational placque,
presented by Glen Ferguson of the
Shelton Hardware, and the latter
receiving the coaches award for
his fine play and sportsmanship
during the season.
Coach Chet Dombroski an-
nounced varsity letters had been
earued by ten players Sundsten
Cartwright, Gene White, Don
Fraser, Ken Hagan and Ray Def-
finbaugh, all seniors; Glen Ander-
son, Bob Rice and Ken Cardinal
juniors; and Norm Buck, sopho-
more.
Coach Grant Packard presented
B team. insignias to Ken Carlson
Ken Boice and Quent McPherson
junmrs; md Bob Tobey, Jim Ska-
gen, Joe Guthrie, Danny Davidson,
Doug Cole, Gene Wells, Jerry Goh-
rfck and Chuck Ashley, all sopho-
mores.
SOLVENCY ORDER SIGNED
An order of solvency was signed
in the regular Saturday court ses-
sion at the Mason County court-
house by Judge John M. Wilson
in the Henry Lehman estate upon
the petition of Christina Lehman,
executrix of the estate.
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