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Pe 4 StrILTON-MABON C0 :IOURNAL- Publisli in "Ohrlstmastown U.S.A.," Shelton, Thl BEARS BEAT CLIMBERS ON RUNNING BOO-BOO Risky base-running cost the 3-2 triumph because Jerry Mallory Highcltmbers at least a deadlock took a short-enders gamble to and quite likely a victory over score from second base with the Olympia in a non-conference prep tying run in the seventh inning basebalt game played on I-oopland was thrown out easily, leav- Fiehi Tuesday afternoon, ing a two-out and one-aboard sit- The Bears carted home a tight I sat ion instead of a one-out, two-on setup from which could have re-  suited the tying run on Ray BEST LOdL¢OST TIttER MADlil &apos;°U00F Ea00YTiili00 GEORGE COOKE following fly to right. THE CLIMBERS, held runless hrough six innings, came to life with a bang in the seventh inning to blast out four hits. Denny Tem- i ple led off with a single to left and one out later Roger Hermes slammed his second blow of the game to right. Mallory then un- loaded a long double to left which chased Temple imme and Hermes to third. Hermes tallied on AI Smith's single to left but Mallory was nailed trying to follow him across the plate. Mallory nullified his chances of becoming the winning pitcher for he had hurled four innings of fine ball after relieving starter Jim Sargent in the fourth. Sargent had given up three Olympia runs when mfthanded swinging Bear catcher DOuR Guenfelder lined a home=ram into the football stands with two mates aboard i the second in. ning. SARGENT and Mallory each al- lowed the Bears three hits while' the Climbers garnered seven off Webber Drilling Company John Webber Phone HA 84157 Jaouzzi Pumps Sales & Service Route 1, Box 8, Shelton Mason County Dealer Phone HA 6-6389 MILL CREEK ROAD three Olympia hurlers. Mike Drew pitched three hitless hmings, giv- ling two walks, as the starter. Hermes got the first Climber hit in the fifth off Bill McCoy, then the Shelton batters really took a fancy to Dick Jones' offerings in the sixth and seventh, getting six blows in the two frames and meet- ing the ball sqtmrely on two line- drive outs. Bob Hllden's fielding at third: saved the Bear bacon twice, rob- bing Manke and Smith of hits. The short score: B H E OLYMPIA .. 030 000 O-- 3 6 1 SHELTON .. 000 000 2-- 2 7 Batteries ....... Drew, McCoy (4), Jones (6) and Gruenfelder, Bert (5); argent, Mallory (4) and Hermes. Unearned Run Defeals Blazers in Diamond Opener; SK Wins, 4-3 An unearned seventh inning run sent the Shelton Blazers down to a 4-3 defeat at the hands of South Kttsap in the opening game of the junior high school baseball seas- on Friday at Port Orchard. Bruce Cowan, muscular Blazer righthander, pitched beautiful ball after a shaky start which saw three South runs seoring in the first two innings. He walked the first three men in the first and was nicked for singles by the first three batters in the second. The winning run scored with two out on an infield error follow- ing a walk and single. All the Blazer runs scored in the sixth with Bill Sloan's bases- loaded single scoring Joe Watters and Cowan and Jim Hilderman's fly plgting Ray Neuneker. Slosh bagged two of the three Blazer lts. Cowan struck out 13 South Kit- batters willie walking six. The same two teams were play- ing again yesterday afternoon at Journal preastlme. Next on the Blazer slate is a league game with Jefferson April 21 at Olympia. The short score: lg H E SHELTON .. 000 003 0-- 3 3 4 S. K ............. 210 000 I--- 4 6 4 Batteries --- Cowan and Hilder- man; Johnson, Neilson (6) and Craw ford. /ter launching your boat on a beautiful day Expecting the weather to remain that way Then the wind comes up and starts the spray Your boat bounces up and down and you start i to pray i Thcn something slides by so happy and gay Second glance shows a Bell Boy just on its way Being pushed by a Scott Motor leading the way For all the others who have shopped astray Saving their pennies and throwing their dol- lars away Buying "Thoroughbreds" that balk and bray. CLOOI:WATTOHER$ CRACK ,RECORDS RAYONIER RESEAwRCtl L Maintenance .................... 44 J/ 15% Wood Birds .................... 34)/, 25/ Cellulouses ..................... 32 28 Clockwatchers ................. 28 32 Acetate Aces ............... 28 32 Pin Curlers .......... : ......... 27 33 Silva Foxes ..................... 26 34 SO UN 0  : W K  LJ OOMPANY Rayonettes ...................... 20 40 IIgh eBob Elliot 246, 237 V2 Mile $ttKb# Shlt"i'Otm:pl¢ H iway ' :*h 0tal'-Bob Eliot 644 : r l ,,,c HA. 6-4282 o' HA. 6-6392 Bob Eliot pai:e-d the Clockwatch-" ers to ne team records in the , j i . ii i ....................................................................................................................................................................... Rayon{or Research bowling' league GET READY NOW! The Big mson's Ahead SHARPEN, OVERHAUL YOUR LAWNMOWER NOW! LAWN BOY and SAVAGE Sales and Service WE SHARPEN AND REPAIR ALL MAKES OF MOWERS AND ENGINES Tuesday night with a 644 series (161-246-237). With 565 and 543 support from Arn Cheney St'. and Norm Trotzer, the Cloekwatchers hit a 1095 game and 3004 series to shatter all pre- vious Research learns marks and blanked the Pin Curlers (Vivian Halbert 412). Leading Maintenance (Wa.e Herren 584) also was a shutout winner, over the Cellnlouses (Rolls Halbert 464}. The Wood Birds (Am Cheney Jr. 565) and the Acetate Aces (Mike Keeney 528) were 3-1 winners over the Ray- onettes (Marge Bacon 420) and the Silva Foxes (Mary Morkert 507). Fimt Drag hoe Due Sunday At Airport The first of eight drag races Sleyster's Bike and Fixit Shop scheduled for this season at the Shelton airport will be held this Sunday. The Tacoma Timing As- sociation is again sponsoring the aeries of competitions. Other dates LAWNMOWER HEADQUAR'IRS FOR OVER 25 YEARS include April 26, May 10, June 28, July 12, August 16, September 223 Cota Street • Phone HA 6-$118 5-7 (Labor Day weekend), and Sept. 27. Mr. Home Owner... PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT Increase its value by keeping ahead on REPAIRS 4) REMODEUNG 4) ADDITIONS By Painting and Other Essential Maintenance Work If Your ROOF Needs Fixing if You If You If You Need an EXTRA ROOM Need a GARAGE Need a NEW FOUNDATION WE CAN HELP YOU And Will Gladly Furnish FREE ESTIMATES Plus 100% FINANCING INDUSTRIAL AND BUILDERS SUPPLY 1ST & PINE ST. PHONE HA, 6-4393 Blazers Win 815 Dual Moo! in Row; Sells Sels New Shot Record Blazer track and field athletes won their eighth straight dual meet vitcory for Coach Bill Brick- ert when they shaded Jefferson junior high in Olympia Friday, 133-116. The Blazers haven't lost a dual meet since 1956. John Sells featured a day of highly satisfactory Blazer perfor- mances by setting a new school shot put record with a throw of 51 feet 8 inches in the Class A competition. The old record was set by Warren Zeitler at 48' 10%" in 1956. Sells also ran a fine 11.3 century for a second victory and led off for the Blazer Class A 440-yard relay team which made an excellent early-season mark of 50.2 seconds. Crandall McCutcheon was a dou- ble winner for the Blazers in the Class B competition, in the shot put and pole vault and Bob Car- son doubled up in the Class C di. vision with victories in the low hurdles and pole vault. The Blazers are idol this week- end, their next action finding them hosts to Washington of Olympia on Loop Field next Thursday af= ternoon. CI,ASS A LOW HURDLES--Wrye J, Bali J, Don Johnson S. 16.4 SHOT PUT--John Sells S, Gary C(mbs S, Ken Kerns S. 51' 84" (new school record) 100-YARD DASH--John Sells S, Millam J, LeRoy Austin S. 11.3 POLE VAULT ---Jim Lament S, Borst J, Strandberg J, all tied. 9 ft. BROAD JUMP--Andrew J, Gary Simons S, Jerry Llnton S. 17' 9" 50-YARD DASH---Simons S, Wrye J, Hayes J. 6.3 660-YARD RUN-..Beitzel J, New- ton J, Ed Kazinsky S. 1:39.5 180-YARD DASH ...... Gary Sheltnn S, Andrew J, Austin S. 21.2 HIGH JUMP--Borst J, Kerns S, Kazinsky S. 5' 4" DISCUS--Dave Lamont S, Combs S, Kazinsky S. 96' 3" RELAY---SheIton {Sells, Simons, Linton, Shelton). 50.2 CLASS B LOW HURDLES---Morand J, Co- ble J, Ricly Durkin S. 13.9 \\; 100-YARD DASH--Dave Utter S, Anderson J, Flanagan J. 11.7 50-YARD DASH--Purcell J, SUm Johnson S, Patterson J. 6.2 HIGH JUMP ...... A'nderson J and Moran J tied, Tee J. 4' 10" SHOT PUT---.Crmdali MeCntcheon S, Staa ,/olmson S, Ken LeBresh S. 37' 7" 18O-YARD DASH--Dan Olsun S, Fred Boat,wick S, BHI Dodds S. 21.4 POLE VAULT- Mc(hd('htm S, l)urkin S and l)ave ltobertson S tied. 8' 7" BROAD JUMP .... Purcell J, Utter S, Colin Sutherland S and Olson J tied. 17' 2" RELAY- Shelton (Bostwick, Ol- son. Johnston. Utter). 51.5 CI, ASS (, LOW HURDLES--Bob Caron S, Bob ltwding S, B. Taylor J. 14.9 HIGH JUMP-Lewis J, Brook J, Brian Bri(.keH. S. 4' 7" 100-YARD DASH  Hazelrigg J, I)n Mcllenry S, Brlckert S. 12.2 50-YARD DASH.-(leorge Ihwld- son S, Lewis J, Bellamy J. 6.9 75-YARD DASH-- Lewthwaite J, Bill Miller S, Rawdbg S. 9.5 SHOT PUT - Hazeh'igg J, Brook J, C'arson S. 28' 7" POLE VAULT-Car.)n S, ltrry Ixdghton S, Phil Scrafford S. 7' 6" BROAD JUMP -- Lewthwaite J, Davldson S, Lewis J. 14' 5" RELAY--Jefferson 56.4 INDUSTRiAiJSTS- WIND UP S00SO,N MEN'S INDUSTRIAL ( Final ) W L Lumbermen's, Merc ...... 40 16 Grant Lumber .............. 32 24 Psntorium Cleaners .... 32 24 Wilson Leftys ................ 32 24 20th Century Thrtftway 29 27 Waterfront Realty ........ 23 33 Morgan Transfer .......... 22 34 Cole & Myhre Service .. 14 42 High totalsKen Fredson 658, Dave Harris 613, Mark Fredson 601. High games--Dave Harris 240, Ken lredson 232, Bud Donaldson 231, Mark Fredson 227, Bob Stew- art 226, Warren Woods 221. Industrial league bowlers wound up their 1959 season last week with thine 600 aeries, six single games .over the 220 nmrk, the L.M. as second half champion, and three teams tied for second place. The Merk8 and the first half champion Grant Lumber quintet were to meet last night to settle the whole=season titlist. The Merks wound up the second half on a losing note, taking the short end of a 1-3 match with 20th Century Thriftway (Ray Rice 575), ouly Bob Stewart's closing 226 taving the champs a goose- egg loss. The first half champ Grant Lumber got a 613 (191-182-240) I)crfol'nlanct  from Dave Harris and a 2-2 deadlock with Morgan Transfer (Bud Donaldson 231 and 561), but were tied for second )lace when Pantoriunl Cleanel's (Ken Fredvam 658 anti Mark Fred- son 601) drubbed Wilson Leftys (Joe Anderson 535) by a 3-1 (:ount Waterfront Reslly (Bob Ogden 538) blanked Colc& Myhrc M.ohil Sere'ice {Bill O'Neill 522). SWING SHIFT LEAGUE ' Ilemh:)ckers .................... 34 18 Strippers ........................... 33 19 l)laners ............................ 28 21 l:)g Peelers .................... 25/ 261/.1_, Chasers .......................... 23 . 28! Woodworms ..................... 23 29 Mix('rs .............................. 21 31 Pin Bc)dc,'s .................... 20 32 lllgh g'ame -.Flu.yd Howard 210 High series Bud T('nq)h; 519 IIOUSE&VIVES I,EAG UE Shelh:m Union Service .. 33 23 lh,ergrcen Texaco ........ 31 35 101 Park In .................... 31 35 Jim Pauley Inc ............. 25. 30: Byrne & Bats{one ........ 24 32 Bucchel's Garage .......... 23 ., 32 ,. tiigh game--Jean Rau 215 dih ttal--etty Thumyal 49 HOARD SLAMS 637 COMMERCIAL TOTE MEN'S COMMERCIAL Local 161 ........................ 331/, <, 18V, Delight Park ........... 30 22 Got{ Oil ................... 27!,', 24!.', Verle's Sporting Goods 27 25 Hansen Oil .................. 26 26 Wingard Sport Shop .... 26 26 Ritner's Highballers .... 21 31 Moose Lodge ................. 17 35 High game ..... Bert Hoard 233 High total ...... Bert Hoard 637 Bert Hoard pitched a stout 637 series (233-206-198) to pace the men's Commercial league pimnen last week and Hansen Oil to a 3-1 vietory over Delight Park (Jack Howard 556). It also knocked the Park five ont of first place when Local 161, paced by Armon Tuberg's even 600 series (243-167-190), shut out Wingard Sport Shop (Charlie Dale 496). Gott Oil {Dick Holland 496) grabbed third place with a 3-1 success over Ritner's Highballers (Harry Speas 571) while Verle's Sporting Goods lEd Byrne 567) dittoed over Moose Lodge (Cliff Howard 571 ). ,Camp 6ovey Loggers Grab Simpson SRA Pin Tournamenl Lead The Camp Govey Loggers team ,'oiling a fat 3126 score was in first place this week at the two- thirds point in the Simpson Recre- ation Association interstate bowl- ing tournament. The five men on the team are Bill Ridley, Joe Bourgault, Bill gingery, Frank Winkelman and Carol Kinnie. They are ahead of the second place Sawmill Two squad by five pins. A total of 32 teams from Simp- son plants in Washington and Or- egon bowled last Saturday and Sunday at the Timber Bowl. An-i other 16 teams will finish up the tourney Saturday. NEXT SATURDAY also will see an interstate basketball tourna- ment and fl'ee throw contest and the annual SRA dance as Shelton Recreation Week comes to a close. Prizes to be drawn for at the dance include a round trip airline ticket to Las Vegas, Ncv., a 12x12 Simpson Accoustical tile ceiling and a one day trip to Westport for salmon fishing. A Simpson door will be given as a door prize. Donation tickcts fnr the prize drawing are selling for 50 cents each or three for a dollar. Anv- one may buv them and anyone may cor;e to 'the dance. THE DANCE, "Satellite Stomp," will bc held in the Shelton Me- morial Armory from 10 to 1 with Ken Stevens "orchestra supplying the music. A Simpson emplovce from Ly- ons, Ore., Carol Anderson, is "in first place in singles competition with a 703 score. Behind lim are A. W. Bttcher, McCle.:iry, 68'3; Ted Blair, Shelton, 692;' Harry Tronson, McCleary, 671, and Dave McKecknie, Albary, Ore., 655. In the team competition, lhe Engineers are third, 39S5; Camp Govey Bushellers, fourth, 3067, and Porter and Law, Lyons, Ore., 3010. Climber Linksmen Win Lose Two Highclimber golfers were vict- ors once and losers twice in a tri- angntlar match which opened their Central Iague links schednle last Friday. The triumph was a resounding 15-0 decision over Montesano, the losses were tightcr 9-6 and 9U- 5!, margins to St. Martins and Raymond respectively. Heavy scorer for Coach Andy Tuson's linksmen was Dave Me{sa- ner, who earned 8Vz of a possible 9 points in the three matches. He dropped the half-point to his Ray- mold rival. Me{saner holds down the No. 3 spot in the Climber line- up. Dave Knutzen, No. 1 man and the only returning letterman in the Shelton line-up, captured 6K, of his possible 9 points while Heal Close (No. 2) had 5', Don Van= Blaricom (No. 4) 3V.,, and Jim Aim (No. 5) 3. This Friday thc Climbers meet Elms at Oaksridge Golf Club and next Monday they try a non-league rival when they visit Central Kit- sap. Rec, Week A©lion Now Under Way; Sulheriand Leading Free Throwers I)ng, lean Jim Sutherland, who can reach half-way to the ho()I) from the foul-line, dunked 22 out of his 25 shots to take an early lead in the foul-shooting contest which is a feature of the Simpson Recreati(m Association recreation week festivities now under way in Shelton. Other activities incluacd in the week-long program include a bowling tournament which started last weekend With 48 teams enter- ed from five communities in Washington and Oregon in which Simt))n operations are located, a basketball tournament in which four teams are entered, and a big dance (the Satelite Stomp) this Saturday evening in the Shelton Armory. The basketball tournament will be held Saturday with opening round games at noon, consolation and champiouship games in the evening in the Shelton gym. The foul shot contest will wind up Saturday prior to the start of the basketball tournament with shooting between 10 a.m. and noon as well as tonight between 7:30 and 9:30. In addition to Sutherland, other free-throW contestants who have turned in scores include LeRoy Shelton 20, Ken Knight 17, Cee Crow 16, Tony Brisk{ 16, and Jim Simmons 15. A special division of the free- throw contest has been set up for children of Simpson employes with prizes and age groups to be deter- mined later by the number of en- tries and their ages. MdNELLY, RIOE POST 600 SERIES MAJOR LEAGUE Pts. Northwest Evergreen ............ 174 Dan's Nite Hawks ................ 158 Home Gas Company .............. 157 Timber Bowl ............................ 142 Wolden's Chevron Service .... 115 Jim Pauley Inc ..................... 105, Ritner's Broiler ....................... 91 /. Olson Barber & Beauty Shop 89 High totals---L. L. McInelly 616, Ray Rice 602. High games- Dale Yost 243, Ray Rice 225, Bert Hoard 223. Front-ru,ming Northwest Ever- MASON COUNTY OUTDOORS NAHWATZEL SLATED FOR ANOTHER REHABILITATION Lake Nahwatz(,l is the hme Ma- son county water on lhe (!urFent list of lakes being considered for future rehabilitation treatment by the State Gal'ue Commission. The 269 acre Lake Nahwatzel was rehabilitated in 1949. Game quest{rams{re figures re- leased last: week by the State Game Department report that Ma- son county yielded 1,17:} antlered deer, 180 does and fawns for a to- tal decr kill of 1.353 during the 1958 hunting season plus 156 bull elk and 57 cow elk for a 213 total. In the feathered prey depart- ment, the questionnaires indicated 13,020 ducks were killed in Mason county, 1,560 geese and 269 pheas- ants. Although most nimr()d thoughts are being directed toward the ap- proaching trout season opening April 19, excellent fishing is be- ing enjoyed right now by those who go after steelhead and sal- mon in Mason county waters. Both Hood Canal and Steamboat Island waters are doing well for blackmouth and king salmon seekers, according to reports from Verle's Sporting Gooas and Win- gard's Sport Shop. Mary Pearcy, for instance, boated a 19-pound king at Steam- boat last Saturday while Wen Young and Jerry Eck picked up 12-pounders each the same day Roy Meek reported taking a couple of small Iblackmouth in Hood Canal and other unidentified fishcrmen have Ted Beese 16 !':,-pound Skokornish merous other rcported from the same going above 15 50 Years World'Sl Fairmont & RADIATOR R AUTO, TRUCK, Boil Out, Rod Out, Phone HA. GAS TANKS SOLDERED, ALL WORK G ui Boon's Plumbing, Healing, 623 So. First • Les Hansen, green galloped to a substantial ''L * ' (' V" I" t '  p*' ,'t,ing, ''r  k with .-'I RENTAL three wc(*ks of play left in the Major bowling leag,;e schedulc by L LARGE OR scoring 18 nf a possible 23 point's in last Friday's action while sec- ond p]sce I)a):l's Nile Hawks i Dale ,''lk-J  Edger and Vib Yost 243 and 598) collected but '""""" FLOOR SA Ray Rice shot a 602 for the leaders but yielded series honors to L. L. MeInelly at 616 of Tim- bcr Bowl, which lost ground in f()urth place l)y gqning only eight f.. Home points. Home Gas (Mary Carter 557) n('ared sec°nd I'lace with a16 point gain. 0000:FLOOR JEWELERS-wRAP UP SECOND HALF Morgan & Eacrett 311!]N' ()IT%' I,I"A(;[;E (final) W 1. Hillcrest (Eleanor & Highway) Phone HA Beckwith Jeweh'y ........ 29 1:] Wilson Company ........... 25 17 Needhanl's Shoprite ... 24 1S 40 & 8 ............................. 21 21 Lmnbez'n,en's Merc ....... 19!z 22 I,'risken Oil ................... 19 23 Lake Simpson Logge.rs .......... 16,. 25! Mac's Corner . ................ 14 28 High game ..... Harry Speas 214 High total ..... Harry Speas 568 Opens Ap i Beckwith Jeweh-y Lhwarted Wil- son Company's bid to sweep 1959 men's city bowling league honors by blanking thc first half cham- HAVE YOUR OUTBOARP pions in the final match of the second half schedule Monday night:. The Jewelers (Don Gaines 496) READY TO GO thus won the second half title and will meet the Wilsonians next Mon- day in the play-off series. The COMPLETE REPAIR Jewelers entered the finale with a one-game lead, which ]efL the door open to the Wilsonians. T FRATERNAL LEAG00vUE* S ae Cascade-Olympic .......... 35½ 20 .5. Fuller Construction ...... 32 24 Active Club .................... 30 26, Moose Lodge .................. 29. 26/ Lions Club ...................... 27 29 McCleary ........................ 23 33 Shelton Hardware ........ 23 33 Kiwanis Club ................ 23 33 High game--Les Shclver 207 High total--:L. L. Mclnelly 555 " " MOTOI H Phone News about the New Rockets!  :iii:  / , 1959 OLDSMOBILE IflNETYEIGHT HOLIDAY SCENICOUPE-- shield. All share the'smooth, mne "Glide" Rear sea passengers ride under a sky of pure Safety lmhind the quiet and econonfical Rocket Phte, Glass, especially processed and tint,d to block niCoupe is available aL your local out the sun's raysl Front seal paaenge share the Oldsmobile QuaLity Dealer's in all three beauty of Oldamobile's new Vista-Panoramic wind- Dynamic 88, Super 88 and Ninety=Eight. MELL CHEVROLET COMPANY ) . €) • 1st and Grovc Sts. IIA 6,-ii,,6 Pe 4 StrILTON-MABON C0 :IOURNAL- Publisli in "Ohrlstmastown U.S.A.," Shelton, Thl BEARS BEAT CLIMBERS ON RUNNING BOO-BOO Risky base-running cost the 3-2 triumph because Jerry Mallory Highcltmbers at least a deadlock took a short-enders gamble to and quite likely a victory over score from second base with the Olympia in a non-conference prep tying run in the seventh inning basebalt game played on I-oopland was thrown out easily, leav- Fiehi Tuesday afternoon, ing a two-out and one-aboard sit- The Bears carted home a tight I sat ion instead of a one-out, two-on setup from which could have re-  suited the tying run on Ray BEST LOdL¢OST TIttER MADlil '°U00F Ea00YTiili00 GEORGE COOKE following fly to right. THE CLIMBERS, held runless hrough six innings, came to life with a bang in the seventh inning to blast out four hits. Denny Tem- i ple led off with a single to left and one out later Roger Hermes slammed his second blow of the game to right. Mallory then un- loaded a long double to left which chased Temple imme and Hermes to third. Hermes tallied on AI Smith's single to left but Mallory was nailed trying to follow him across the plate. Mallory nullified his chances of becoming the winning pitcher for he had hurled four innings of fine ball after relieving starter Jim Sargent in the fourth. Sargent had given up three Olympia runs when mfthanded swinging Bear catcher DOuR Guenfelder lined a home=ram into the football stands with two mates aboard i the second in. ning. SARGENT and Mallory each al- lowed the Bears three hits while' the Climbers garnered seven off Webber Drilling Company John Webber Phone HA 84157 Jaouzzi Pumps Sales & Service Route 1, Box 8, Shelton Mason County Dealer Phone HA 6-6389 MILL CREEK ROAD three Olympia hurlers. Mike Drew pitched three hitless hmings, giv- ling two walks, as the starter. Hermes got the first Climber hit in the fifth off Bill McCoy, then the Shelton batters really took a fancy to Dick Jones' offerings in the sixth and seventh, getting six blows in the two frames and meet- ing the ball sqtmrely on two line- drive outs. Bob Hllden's fielding at third: saved the Bear bacon twice, rob- bing Manke and Smith of hits. The short score: B H E OLYMPIA .. 030 000 O-- 3 6 1 SHELTON .. 000 000 2-- 2 7 Batteries ....... Drew, McCoy (4), Jones (6) and Gruenfelder, Bert (5); argent, Mallory (4) and Hermes. Unearned Run Defeals Blazers in Diamond Opener; SK Wins, 4-3 An unearned seventh inning run sent the Shelton Blazers down to a 4-3 defeat at the hands of South Kttsap in the opening game of the junior high school baseball seas- on Friday at Port Orchard. Bruce Cowan, muscular Blazer righthander, pitched beautiful ball after a shaky start which saw three South runs seoring in the first two innings. He walked the first three men in the first and was nicked for singles by the first three batters in the second. The winning run scored with two out on an infield error follow- ing a walk and single. All the Blazer runs scored in the sixth with Bill Sloan's bases- loaded single scoring Joe Watters and Cowan and Jim Hilderman's fly plgting Ray Neuneker. Slosh bagged two of the three Blazer lts. Cowan struck out 13 South Kit- batters willie walking six. The same two teams were play- ing again yesterday afternoon at Journal preastlme. Next on the Blazer slate is a league game with Jefferson April 21 at Olympia. The short score: lg H E SHELTON .. 000 003 0-- 3 3 4 S. K ............. 210 000 I--- 4 6 4 Batteries --- Cowan and Hilder- man; Johnson, Neilson (6) and Craw ford. /ter launching your boat on a beautiful day Expecting the weather to remain that way Then the wind comes up and starts the spray Your boat bounces up and down and you start i to pray i Thcn something slides by so happy and gay Second glance shows a Bell Boy just on its way Being pushed by a Scott Motor leading the way For all the others who have shopped astray Saving their pennies and throwing their dol- lars away Buying "Thoroughbreds" that balk and bray. CLOOI:WATTOHER$ CRACK ,RECORDS RAYONIER RESEAwRCtl L Maintenance .................... 44 J/ 15% Wood Birds .................... 34)/, 25/ Cellulouses ..................... 32 28 Clockwatchers ................. 28 32 Acetate Aces ............... 28 32 Pin Curlers .......... : ......... 27 33 Silva Foxes ..................... 26 34 SO UN 0  : W K  LJ OOMPANY Rayonettes ...................... 20 40 IIgh eBob Elliot 246, 237 V2 Mile $ttKb# Shlt"i'Otm:pl¢ H iway ' :*h 0tal'-Bob Eliot 644 : r l ,,,c HA. 6-4282 o' HA. 6-6392 Bob Eliot pai:e-d the Clockwatch-" ers to ne team records in the , j i . ii i ....................................................................................................................................................................... Rayon{or Research bowling' league GET READY NOW! The Big mson's Ahead SHARPEN, OVERHAUL YOUR LAWNMOWER NOW! LAWN BOY and SAVAGE Sales and Service WE SHARPEN AND REPAIR ALL MAKES OF MOWERS AND ENGINES Tuesday night with a 644 series (161-246-237). With 565 and 543 support from Arn Cheney St'. and Norm Trotzer, the Cloekwatchers hit a 1095 game and 3004 series to shatter all pre- vious Research learns marks and blanked the Pin Curlers (Vivian Halbert 412). Leading Maintenance (Wa.e Herren 584) also was a shutout winner, over the Cellnlouses (Rolls Halbert 464}. The Wood Birds (Am Cheney Jr. 565) and the Acetate Aces (Mike Keeney 528) were 3-1 winners over the Ray- onettes (Marge Bacon 420) and the Silva Foxes (Mary Morkert 507). Fimt Drag hoe Due Sunday At Airport The first of eight drag races Sleyster's Bike and Fixit Shop scheduled for this season at the Shelton airport will be held this Sunday. The Tacoma Timing As- sociation is again sponsoring the aeries of competitions. Other dates LAWNMOWER HEADQUAR'IRS FOR OVER 25 YEARS include April 26, May 10, June 28, July 12, August 16, September 223 Cota Street • Phone HA 6-$118 5-7 (Labor Day weekend), and Sept. 27. Mr. Home Owner... PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT Increase its value by keeping ahead on REPAIRS 4) REMODEUNG 4) ADDITIONS By Painting and Other Essential Maintenance Work If Your ROOF Needs Fixing if You If You If You Need an EXTRA ROOM Need a GARAGE Need a NEW FOUNDATION WE CAN HELP YOU And Will Gladly Furnish FREE ESTIMATES Plus 100% FINANCING INDUSTRIAL AND BUILDERS SUPPLY 1ST & PINE ST. PHONE HA, 6-4393 Blazers Win 815 Dual Moo! in Row; Sells Sels New Shot Record Blazer track and field athletes won their eighth straight dual meet vitcory for Coach Bill Brick- ert when they shaded Jefferson junior high in Olympia Friday, 133-116. The Blazers haven't lost a dual meet since 1956. John Sells featured a day of highly satisfactory Blazer perfor- mances by setting a new school shot put record with a throw of 51 feet 8 inches in the Class A competition. The old record was set by Warren Zeitler at 48' 10%" in 1956. Sells also ran a fine 11.3 century for a second victory and led off for the Blazer Class A 440-yard relay team which made an excellent early-season mark of 50.2 seconds. Crandall McCutcheon was a dou- ble winner for the Blazers in the Class B competition, in the shot put and pole vault and Bob Car- son doubled up in the Class C di. vision with victories in the low hurdles and pole vault. The Blazers are idol this week- end, their next action finding them hosts to Washington of Olympia on Loop Field next Thursday af= ternoon. CI,ASS A LOW HURDLES--Wrye J, Bali J, Don Johnson S. 16.4 SHOT PUT--John Sells S, Gary C(mbs S, Ken Kerns S. 51' 84" (new school record) 100-YARD DASH--John Sells S, Millam J, LeRoy Austin S. 11.3 POLE VAULT ---Jim Lament S, Borst J, Strandberg J, all tied. 9 ft. BROAD JUMP--Andrew J, Gary Simons S, Jerry Llnton S. 17' 9" 50-YARD DASH---Simons S, Wrye J, Hayes J. 6.3 660-YARD RUN-..Beitzel J, New- ton J, Ed Kazinsky S. 1:39.5 180-YARD DASH ...... Gary Sheltnn S, Andrew J, Austin S. 21.2 HIGH JUMP--Borst J, Kerns S, Kazinsky S. 5' 4" DISCUS--Dave Lamont S, Combs S, Kazinsky S. 96' 3" RELAY---SheIton {Sells, Simons, Linton, Shelton). 50.2 CLASS B LOW HURDLES---Morand J, Co- ble J, Ricly Durkin S. 13.9 \\; 100-YARD DASH--Dave Utter S, Anderson J, Flanagan J. 11.7 50-YARD DASH--Purcell J, SUm Johnson S, Patterson J. 6.2 HIGH JUMP ...... A'nderson J and Moran J tied, Tee J. 4' 10" SHOT PUT---.Crmdali MeCntcheon S, Staa ,/olmson S, Ken LeBresh S. 37' 7" 18O-YARD DASH--Dan Olsun S, Fred Boat,wick S, BHI Dodds S. 21.4 POLE VAULT- Mc(hd('htm S, l)urkin S and l)ave ltobertson S tied. 8' 7" BROAD JUMP .... Purcell J, Utter S, Colin Sutherland S and Olson J tied. 17' 2" RELAY- Shelton (Bostwick, Ol- son. Johnston. Utter). 51.5 CI, ASS (, LOW HURDLES--Bob Caron S, Bob ltwding S, B. Taylor J. 14.9 HIGH JUMP-Lewis J, Brook J, Brian Bri(.keH. S. 4' 7" 100-YARD DASH  Hazelrigg J, I)n Mcllenry S, Brlckert S. 12.2 50-YARD DASH.-(leorge Ihwld- son S, Lewis J, Bellamy J. 6.9 75-YARD DASH-- Lewthwaite J, Bill Miller S, Rawdbg S. 9.5 SHOT PUT - Hazeh'igg J, Brook J, C'arson S. 28' 7" POLE VAULT-Car.)n S, ltrry Ixdghton S, Phil Scrafford S. 7' 6" BROAD JUMP -- Lewthwaite J, Davldson S, Lewis J. 14' 5" RELAY--Jefferson 56.4 INDUSTRiAiJSTS- WIND UP S00SO,N MEN'S INDUSTRIAL ( Final ) W L Lumbermen's, Merc ...... 40 16 Grant Lumber .............. 32 24 Psntorium Cleaners .... 32 24 Wilson Leftys ................ 32 24 20th Century Thrtftway 29 27 Waterfront Realty ........ 23 33 Morgan Transfer .......... 22 34 Cole & Myhre Service .. 14 42 High totalsKen Fredson 658, Dave Harris 613, Mark Fredson 601. High games--Dave Harris 240, Ken lredson 232, Bud Donaldson 231, Mark Fredson 227, Bob Stew- art 226, Warren Woods 221. Industrial league bowlers wound up their 1959 season last week with thine 600 aeries, six single games .over the 220 nmrk, the L.M. as second half champion, and three teams tied for second place. The Merk8 and the first half champion Grant Lumber quintet were to meet last night to settle the whole=season titlist. The Merks wound up the second half on a losing note, taking the short end of a 1-3 match with 20th Century Thriftway (Ray Rice 575), ouly Bob Stewart's closing 226 taving the champs a goose- egg loss. The first half champ Grant Lumber got a 613 (191-182-240) I)crfol'nlanct  from Dave Harris and a 2-2 deadlock with Morgan Transfer (Bud Donaldson 231 and 561), but were tied for second )lace when Pantoriunl Cleanel's (Ken Fredvam 658 anti Mark Fred- son 601) drubbed Wilson Leftys (Joe Anderson 535) by a 3-1 (:ount Waterfront Reslly (Bob Ogden 538) blanked Colc & Myhrc M.ohil Sere'ice {Bill O'Neill 522). SWING SHIFT LEAGUE ' Ilemh:)ckers .................... 34 18 Strippers ........................... 33 19 l)laners ............................ 28 21 l:)g Peelers .................... 25/ 261/.1_, Chasers .......................... 23 . 28! Woodworms ..................... 23 29 Mix('rs .............................. 21 31 Pin Bc)dc,'s .................... 20 32 lllgh g'ame -.Flu.yd Howard 210 High series Bud T('nq)h; 519 IIOUSE&VIVES I,EAG UE Shelh:m Union Service .. 33 23 lh,ergrcen Texaco ........ 31 35 101 Park In .................... 31 35 Jim Pauley Inc ............. 25. 30: Byrne & Bats{one ........ 24 32 Bucchel's Garage .......... 23 ., 32 ,. tiigh game--Jean Rau 215 dih ttal--etty Thumyal 49 HOARD SLAMS 637 COMMERCIAL TOTE MEN'S COMMERCIAL Local 161 ........................ 331/, <, 18V, Delight Park ........... 30 22 Got{ Oil ................... 27!,', 24!.', Verle's Sporting Goods 27 25 Hansen Oil .................. 26 26 Wingard Sport Shop .... 26 26 Ritner's Highballers .... 21 31 Moose Lodge ................. 17 35 High game ..... Bert Hoard 233 High total ...... Bert Hoard 637 Bert Hoard pitched a stout 637 series (233-206-198) to pace the men's Commercial league pimnen last week and Hansen Oil to a 3-1 vietory over Delight Park (Jack Howard 556). It also knocked the Park five ont of first place when Local 161, paced by Armon Tuberg's even 600 series (243-167-190), shut out Wingard Sport Shop (Charlie Dale 496). Gott Oil {Dick Holland 496) grabbed third place with a 3-1 success over Ritner's Highballers (Harry Speas 571) while Verle's Sporting Goods lEd Byrne 567) dittoed over Moose Lodge (Cliff Howard 571 ). ,Camp 6ovey Loggers Grab Simpson SRA Pin Tournamenl Lead The Camp Govey Loggers team ,'oiling a fat 3126 score was in first place this week at the two- thirds point in the Simpson Recre- ation Association interstate bowl- ing tournament. The five men on the team are Bill Ridley, Joe Bourgault, Bill gingery, Frank Winkelman and Carol Kinnie. They are ahead of the second place Sawmill Two squad by five pins. A total of 32 teams from Simp- son plants in Washington and Or- egon bowled last Saturday and Sunday at the Timber Bowl. An-i other 16 teams will finish up the tourney Saturday. NEXT SATURDAY also will see an interstate basketball tourna- ment and fl'ee throw contest and the annual SRA dance as Shelton Recreation Week comes to a close. Prizes to be drawn for at the dance include a round trip airline ticket to Las Vegas, Ncv., a 12x12 Simpson Accoustical tile ceiling and a one day trip to Westport for salmon fishing. A Simpson door will be given as a door prize. Donation tickcts fnr the prize drawing are selling for 50 cents each or three for a dollar. Anv- one may buv them and anyone may cor;e to 'the dance. THE DANCE, "Satellite Stomp," will bc held in the Shelton Me- morial Armory from 10 to 1 with Ken Stevens "orchestra supplying the music. A Simpson emplovce from Ly- ons, Ore., Carol Anderson, is "in first place in singles competition with a 703 score. Behind lim are A. W. Bttcher, McCle.:iry, 68'3; Ted Blair, Shelton, 692;' Harry Tronson, McCleary, 671, and Dave McKecknie, Albary, Ore., 655. In the team competition, lhe Engineers are third, 39S5; Camp Govey Bushellers, fourth, 3067, and Porter and Law, Lyons, Ore., 3010. Climber Linksmen Win Lose Two Highclimber golfers were vict- ors once and losers twice in a tri- angntlar match which opened their Central Iague links schednle last Friday. The triumph was a resounding 15-0 decision over Montesano, the losses were tightcr 9-6 and 9U- 5!, margins to St. Martins and Raymond respectively. Heavy scorer for Coach Andy Tuson's linksmen was Dave Me{sa- ner, who earned 8Vz of a possible 9 points in the three matches. He dropped the half-point to his Ray- mold rival. Me{saner holds down the No. 3 spot in the Climber line- up. Dave Knutzen, No. 1 man and the only returning letterman in the Shelton line-up, captured 6K, of his possible 9 points while Heal Close (No. 2) had 5', Don Van= Blaricom (No. 4) 3V.,, and Jim Aim (No. 5) 3. This Friday thc Climbers meet Elms at Oaksridge Golf Club and next Monday they try a non-league rival when they visit Central Kit- sap. Rec, Week A©lion Now Under Way; Sulheriand Leading Free Throwers I)ng, lean Jim Sutherland, who can reach half-way to the ho()I) from the foul-line, dunked 22 out of his 25 shots to take an early lead in the foul-shooting contest which is a feature of the Simpson Recreati(m Association recreation week festivities now under way in Shelton. Other activities incluacd in the week-long program include a bowling tournament which started last weekend With 48 teams enter- ed from five communities in Washington and Oregon in which Simt))n operations are located, a basketball tournament in which four teams are entered, and a big dance (the Satelite Stomp) this Saturday evening in the Shelton Armory. The basketball tournament will be held Saturday with opening round games at noon, consolation and champiouship games in the evening in the Shelton gym. The foul shot contest will wind up Saturday prior to the start of the basketball tournament with shooting between 10 a.m. and noon as well as tonight between 7:30 and 9:30. In addition to Sutherland, other free-throW contestants who have turned in scores include LeRoy Shelton 20, Ken Knight 17, Cee Crow 16, Tony Brisk{ 16, and Jim Simmons 15. A special division of the free- throw contest has been set up for children of Simpson employes with prizes and age groups to be deter- mined later by the number of en- tries and their ages. MdNELLY, RIOE POST 600 SERIES MAJOR LEAGUE Pts. Northwest Evergreen ............ 174 Dan's Nite Hawks ................ 158 Home Gas Company .............. 157 Timber Bowl ............................ 142 Wolden's Chevron Service .... 115 Jim Pauley Inc ..................... 105, Ritner's Broiler ....................... 91 /. Olson Barber & Beauty Shop 89 High totals---L. L. McInelly 616, Ray Rice 602. High games- Dale Yost 243, Ray Rice 225, Bert Hoard 223. Front-ru,ming Northwest Ever- MASON COUNTY OUTDOORS NAHWATZEL SLATED FOR ANOTHER REHABILITATION Lake Nahwatz(,l is the hme Ma- son county water on lhe (!urFent list of lakes being considered for future rehabilitation treatment by the State Gal'ue Commission. The 269 acre Lake Nahwatzel was rehabilitated in 1949. Game quest{rams{re figures re- leased last: week by the State Game Department report that Ma- son county yielded 1,17:} antlered deer, 180 does and fawns for a to- tal decr kill of 1.353 during the 1958 hunting season plus 156 bull elk and 57 cow elk for a 213 total. In the feathered prey depart- ment, the questionnaires indicated 13,020 ducks were killed in Mason county, 1,560 geese and 269 pheas- ants. Although most nimr()d thoughts are being directed toward the ap- proaching trout season opening April 19, excellent fishing is be- ing enjoyed right now by those who go after steelhead and sal- mon in Mason county waters. Both Hood Canal and Steamboat Island waters are doing well for blackmouth and king salmon seekers, according to reports from Verle's Sporting Gooas and Win- gard's Sport Shop. Mary Pearcy, for instance, boated a 19-pound king at Steam- boat last Saturday while Wen Young and Jerry Eck picked up 12-pounders each the same day Roy Meek reported taking a couple of small Iblackmouth in Hood Canal and other unidentified fishcrmen have Ted Beese 16 !':,-pound Skokornish merous other rcported from the same going above 15 50 Years World'Sl Fairmont & RADIATOR R AUTO, TRUCK, Boil Out, Rod Out, Phone HA. GAS TANKS SOLDERED, ALL WORK G ui Boon's Plumbing, Healing, 623 So. First • Les Hansen, green galloped to a substantial ''L * ' (' V" I" t '  p*' ,'t,ing, ''r  k with .-'I RENTAL three wc(*ks of play left in the Major bowling leag,;e schedulc by L LARGE OR scoring 18 nf a possible 23 point's in last Friday's action while sec- ond p]sce I)a):l's Nile Hawks i Dale ,''lk-J  Edger and Vib Yost 243 and 598) collected but '""""" FLOOR SA Ray Rice shot a 602 for the leaders but yielded series honors to L. L. MeInelly at 616 of Tim- bcr Bowl, which lost ground in f()urth place l)y gqning only eight f.. Home points. Home Gas (Mary Carter 557) n('ared sec°nd I'lace with a16 point gain. 0000:FLOOR JEWELERS-wRAP UP SECOND HALF Morgan & Eacrett 311!]N' ()IT%' I,I"A(;[;E (final) W 1. Hillcrest (Eleanor & Highway) Phone HA Beckwith Jeweh'y ........ 29 1:] Wilson Company ........... 25 17 Needhanl's Shoprite ... 24 1S 40 & 8 ............................. 21 21 Lmnbez'n,en's Merc ....... 19!z 22 I,'risken Oil ................... 19 23 Lake Simpson Logge.rs .......... 16,. 25! Mac's Corner . ................ 14 28 High game ..... Harry Speas 214 High total ..... Harry Speas 568 Opens Ap i Beckwith Jeweh-y Lhwarted Wil- son Company's bid to sweep 1959 men's city bowling league honors by blanking thc first half cham- HAVE YOUR OUTBOARP pions in the final match of the second half schedule Monday night:. The Jewelers (Don Gaines 496) READY TO GO thus won the second half title and will meet the Wilsonians next Mon- day in the play-off series. The COMPLETE REPAIR Jewelers entered the finale with a one-game lead, which ]efL the door open to the Wilsonians. T FRATERNAL LEAG00vUE* S ae Cascade-Olympic .......... 35½ 20 .5. Fuller Construction ...... 32 24 Active Club .................... 30 26, Moose Lodge .................. 29. 26/ Lions Club ...................... 27 29 McCleary ........................ 23 33 Shelton Hardware ........ 23 33 Kiwanis Club ................ 23 33 High game--Les Shclver 207 High total--:L. L. Mclnelly 555 " " MOTOI H Phone News about the New Rockets!  :iii:  / , 1959 OLDSMOBILE IflNETYEIGHT HOLIDAY SCENICOUPE-- shield. 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