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squad won two
ursday in the an-
meet and went
overall 127% to 1251/z.
the B and C classes
scores, but the
in the A class where
Won 64-39,
class 'the score was
white 34V2. Greens
score of 48 to 29, in
four events in
took firsts in the
the 50 yard
high jump, and
Dittmer won
the long jump
yard dash in the A
1, competing in the
everybody in any
jump with his
one and one
e als Won the B
double winner in the
Terry Knight, who
places in the pole
.Yard dash.
as and Fred Risks
events in the C
tPtured first in the
a leap just sh()rt
got a first in the
Lewis got firsts
DOle Vault.
the events went in
(W) Tennis (WI
(W)" Miltenberger
(W), 12.1
(W Armstrong
7.7
tW) Brooks (G)
Tennis (W)
1/2"
'er (Gt James
2:22
) Miltenberger(G
e (W) Miltenberger
5'2', (G)
White 548
Souliere (G)
Lance not avail-
(G) Henderson
(W), 36'11"
g (W) Pn'nston
class were :
on (W)
(W) Noreen (W)
(G) Eash (W)
(W) tied for
:rumpols (G)
1 1/2"
) Singer and
tied for se-
[W) Noreen (W)
53.5, Green 54.2
Hi Game: Nelda Flint 195 Men's Hi Game: Dave Knutzen
Shot-Cole (G) Settle (G) Brad- Hi Series: Marge Witcraft 532 211
ley (G), 35'9" Standings: B & R Oil 38-14, Men's Hi Series: Dave Knutzen
PV-Knight (G) Krumpols (G) Waterwheel Grocery 32-20, Dean's 543
and Lund (W) tied for second, Gun Shop 27-25, Springwater Women's Iti Game: Gerry Geist
10' Tavern 25-27, Walter Drilling 22- 177
The C class events went like 30, lloot Canal Marina 22-30. W,men's Hi Series: (;erry Geist
this: Buechel's Garage 22 - 30, Hun- 466
100 Lli-Earl (W) Kingery (W) ter's Tree Farm 20-32. Silva Foxes 2-2, Mary Lund
Coleman (G), 14.3 5:',0; Makeups 2-2, Dave Knutzen
100 - Riske (G) Godwin (W) FRATERNAL 543; Acetate Aces 4-0, Dan Cot-
Savage (G), 12.9 IIi Game: Don Johnson 215 mier 506; Waterboys 0-4, John
50-Lewis (G) Riske tG) King- Hi Series: Lee Schuffenhauer 562 Denison 465; Maintenance 4-0,
cry (W), 6.8 Bull Moose 3 Vern Schuffen- Bud Ristine 487; Woodbirds 0-4,
tIJ-Baze (W) IIoosier ((;) Shel- hauer 506; Plywood 1 Lee Schuf- Andy Anderson 460; Rayonettes
t(.n (G), 4'5 1/4" fnhauer 562; Fullers 3 Jack 3-1, Gem',,, Geist 466; Pin Curlers
75 - Densmre (G) Earl W Frost 538; Eagles 1 Lionel [,e- 1-3, Dian Mallory 395.
Godwin (W), 9.6" man 517; Rotary 2 George Le- Standings: Aeetate Aces 32!,'_,-
Relay-Green 57.7 White 57.8 magie 526; Himlie's 2 Oscar Die- 19,.Z Makeups 32-20, Waterboys
LJ-Riske (G) Earl (W) King- rekin,; .t55; Antlers 4 Ernie Dab- 29.-22/, Woodbirds 25-27, Silva
cry {W}, 15'11" man 509: Nimrods 0 Al Rasmus- Foxes 23t.z-28', Maintenance 22'
SHOT-Densmore ((1) Coleman sen 458', Lions ,t Bill Kimbel 548; -291, Pin Curlers 21-31, Rayon-
t(;) Hickson (W), 30'2" Iiardware 0 Dick Fisher 469; ettes 21-31.
PV -Lewis (G) SagemillertW) Kiwanis 3 Walt Allen 518; I.W.A.
Hoos:er G), 9'3" 1 Gene Benedict 544. SLOPPY SIX DBLS.
This Thursday, the tenth, the Standings: Moose Antlers 41JA- Hi Game: Laurie Bunko 177
Blazers open with one of the 181&, Rotary Club 36-24, Lions Hi Series: Lueile Farmwald 434
stronger teams in the league, Club 36-24, Kiwanis Club 33-27, Standings: Try Hards 11760;
Jefferson of Olympia. The meet Eagle Aeries 32-28, Bull Moose Sitters 11587; Jo-Jos 11494; Yaks
is at Jefferson. Head coach Terry 32-28, Fuller Const. 32-28, Himilie 11449; We Too 11409; Vat Mates
Gregg of the Blazers predicts Realty :',Ol/z-29/z. I. W. A. 38 30- 11208.
that the A <:lass in which Sheiton ?0, Olympic Plywood 22-38, Shel-
ls weak will be Jefferson's strong ton Hardware 19-41, Nimrod FRIDAY NITE SLOW STARTERS
Ixint. He also commented that Clvb 16-,N. Men's Hi Game: Lionel Leman -
Gene Benedict 210
Shelton's B and C classes are LADIES Thursday trio Men's Hi Series Lionel Leman 583
very strong. Hi Game: Lucile Farmwald 183 Women's Hi Game: Verna Johan-
tti Series: Helene Redman 478 son 171
Standings: Grant Lbr. 19221, Women's tti Series: Verna Jo-
Plienes I,og. 19214, Hardly Able hanson 494
I,og. 19075, Cartage Cafe 19046, Standings: Slow Pokes 29223;
Clary Truck. 1.9034, B & J Mart L & V 29124; U-Name-It 28585;
1,9906, Balls Food 18951, Mamies Upstarts 28333; Duds 28037;
,* 18889, Pacific Coast 18556, Tim- Wright Pair 27856.
her Bowl 18454, Johnson Mach.
18435, The Hut 17457. D12:30 WOMEN' LEAGUE
" Hi Game: Trudy Ellison 183
- SIMPSON MEN'S BOWLING Hi Series: Shirley Stites 473
ii Hi Series: Glen Robertson 582 Standings: Jess's Mobile 29-23;
Ill Game: Glen Robertson 222 C & L Time 28-24; BoWs Tavern
FINAL STANDINGS 2nd Half 28-24; Neils 19-23.
Loggers 43-13, Loaders 33-23,
IBP 32-24, Shop 27-29, Mill 3 27- SIMPSON RECREATION
29, Mill 4 27-29, Railroad 22-34, Ht Game: Mere Smith 193
Chippers 13-43. Hi Series: Mere Smith 494
Awards Banquet Sat. 7:00 p.m. Standings: Railroad 32-20, Log-
at Timbers. gers 27-25, Loaders 23-29.
SIMPSON WOMEN'S Shops 22-30.
Hi Game: Nancy Beckwith 217 GRANGE LEAGUE
Hi Series: Mary )u Wieken 559 Men's Hi Game: Max Mikkelsen
Purchasing 0-4 Helen Ogden 211
482; Research 4-0 Syble Ristine Men's Hi Series Tom Olson 550
459; Accounting 0-4 Jane White Women's Hi Game Verna Joh-
n77; Loggers 4-0 Nancy Beckwith anson 174
522; Engineering 3-1 Betty Dean Women's Hi Series: Verna Johan-
545; Lumber ]-3 Joyce Dion 456; son 494
I.B.P. 3-1 Mary LOu Wicken 559; Standings: Southside 35-17,
" Olympic 1-3 Ann Cole, Virginia Agate 34-18, Harstine 31-21, Sko-
Fuller 465. komish 22-30, Shelton Valley 20-
mmlilmf Standings: Lumber 34-13, ely- 32, Pomona 14-38.
topic 27 - 21; Engineering 261,-
201/,z, I.B.P. 25-23, Purchasing 23 MR. & lVlRS. HANDICAP
-25, Research 23-25, Accounting Mens Hi Game: Eldon Todd 212
18-30, Loggers 17x&-30x&. Mens Hi Series: Harold Bibbee
MEROHANTS 527
Hi Game: Horace Mounts 223. Womena H{ Game: Margaret Bib-
Hi Series: Ton Olson 566 bee 215
SGT. Charles H. (Harley) Renecker's 1-3, D. Stanley Womens Hi Series: Margaret
Seiners returned home April 529 vs White's 3-1, K. O'Dell 525; Bibbee 487
Bob's 1-3, C. Holman Vs Prcpp's Mikes McCulloch Sales 3-1,
] after being honorably dis- 3-1, M. Preppernau 560; Kimbel's Lucille Chapman 462; Lannings,
charged from the Army at 2-2, H. Mounts 559 vs Boon's 2-2 Hoodsport Care 2-2, Mile Dilley
the Oakland, Calif. Among the T. Olson 566; T. C. F. 2-2, J. 406; Ruskin Fisher Assc. 3-1,
Mr|lt ""-Ii 0 nine awards he received Hulet551. 526 vs Foods ,2"2 ; Villard JeanneLumber Lindgren2_2, Eldon417;ToddEacrett520;
were the Bronze Star with Standings: Prepps 37-15 Dicks Diggers 0-0; Evergreen
"V" ¢lewce, Purple Heart T. C. F. 32-20, Kimbel's 28-24, Florist 0-4 John Pearson 454;
,,er, Medal, Army Commendation White's 27-25, Renecker's 25- Tyee Well Drilling 0-0; J & J
26/L Boon's 22]-29,A, Shelton Service 1-3 John Hulet 522; Allyn
II' Jght Medal, and Vietnam Cam- Foods 211-30 ,/z, Bob's Tavern Shell 1-3 Frank Kowalczyk 424;
paign Medal with "60" de- 14'&-37½. Lake Cushman Sales Co. 4-0
Harold Bibbee 527.
BODE vice. Sgt. Somers left for DIIFEIEI PEOPLE like dif- 3tndlngs: Lake Cushman
$25 8hot New York April 5 to visit ferent wood finishes. Scandina- Sales Co. 75-28&, J & j Service
on Sgt. James Jarus who is vians prize the orangy-gold color- 75-29, Tyee Well Drilling 56-44,
ing of Douglas fir paneling and Ruskin Fisher Assc. 56-44, Mikes
reh 29 hospitalized with wounds re- cabinetwork and usually finish McCulloch Sales 49½-54V, Eac-
eeived in a Vietnam opera- this wood clear. Americans of- rett Lumber 47-57, Dicks Diggers
Prize of $5 tion l)ee. 20, 1968 in which ten prefer more subtle wood tones 41'&-58'&, Allyn Shell 41-63, Lan-
, and will stain fir a darker shade nings, Hoodsport Care 38-65, Ev-
Hit ,,:_. Sgt. Seiners was also involv- or bleach it to palest beige, ergreen Florist 36t&.67.
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Men's Hi Game: Jim Bryd 188
Men's Hi Series: Bill Schuffen-
hauer 527
Women's IIi Came: Toni Jonker
Sue Bloomfield 150
Women's Hi Series: Sue I31 ore-
field 411
Shelton J. C.'s ?,7-15; V. F. W.
Aux. 351/-16U,; Hemhroff Agency
30-22; Trailblazer's II 2fi-23',;
Beckwith's 23-29; "rrailblazer's 1
19-33; Merv's Tire(.ap 17-35; ,los-
lin Ins. 17-35.
Standings: IIembroff Agency
4-0, Curt Casey 445: Trailblazer's
II 3-1, I.ynn Southn;wed 414;
Shelton JC's 1-3. Bill Schuffen-
hauer 527; Merv's Tirecap 0-4,
Mark Johnson 444: Joslin Ins. 1-.",.
Jim Byrd 361; VFW Aux. 3-1,
Neal White 443, Beckwith's 1-?,,
Scott Robertson 434; Trailblazers
1 3-1, Dana Thompson 470.
LADIES TllURSDAY TRIO
Hi Game: Carols Hanson 167
Ill Series: Emi Plienes 454
Standings: Grant Lbr. 17836;
B. & J Mart 17675; Pleines Log
Co. 17649; Cottage Cafe 17642;
Hardly Able L()g Co. 17638; Balls
Food Center 17554; Clary Truck-
ing 17547; Mamies 17302; Pacific
Coast Bldrs. 17188; Timber Bowl
17096; Johnson Machine 17064;
The tIut 16036
SI,OPPY SIX
Hi Game: Colleen York(, 170
Hi Series: Marlene Campagna
461
Standings: Try Hards 12846,
Sitters 12570, Jo-Jo's 12553, Yaks
12481, We Too 12433, Var Mates
12238
I The tlighclimber baseball
squad scored its first win M(m-
day when it soundly defeated the
Tumwater Thunderbirds 6-1.
Pitching for the 'climbers were
Kevin I)orey and Jim Corey.
Kevin, facing a total of eighteen
batters allowed one hit and one
run, while cOral)fling six strike-
outs to hi credit. Corey, pitch-
ing the last two innings allowed
no hits or runs and struck-out
three men.
The highlight of the game was
Ed Adams' triple which brought
in two runs and put Ed in the
position to score yet another run.
Shelton bit five times to Turn-
waters' one, and errored twice lo
the Thunderbirds' three.
Box Score :
t. H E AB SB
Shelton ................... 6 5 2 26 5
Tumwater ............... 1 1 3 24 9
Babe Rufh
League Meef
Slafed Friday
Jlthe Shelton Babe Ruth Baseball
League will hold its first meet-
ing of the year Friday, April 11,
at 7:30 p.m. in the conference
room of the P.U.D. Building,
Shelton.
The league provides summer
of 13 through 15. All interested
persons are invited to attend the
meeting.
five matches last Tuesday on
their way to their first league
victory in their first league
match.
They won all but the number
one single match and scored con-
vincing defeats over the rest of
their Sequim opponents at the
Shelton High school and Knee-
hind Park courts.
SINGLES
1) Bob (le lost, 2-6 and 3-6 to
Ghmn Fisher.
2) I,e Burfiend beat Gordon
Sears 6-3 and 6-0.
3) Gary CYeasy heat Bill Row-
land 6-2 and 6-0.
4) Bob Quimby beat Dick
Bhmk 6-0 and 6-1.
DOUBLES
1) Bob Cole and I,ee Burfiend
beat Fisher and Sears 10-8 and
6-4.
2) Steve Evander and Bob
Quimby beat Bill Keith and
Blank, 6-2 and 6-1.
The Climbers play North Ma-
son at North Mason Thursday,
the tenth, The Bulldogs were one
of only two defeats they had last
year, so Shelton will he looking
for a revenge victory as well as
another league win.
A banquet honoring members
of Shelton High School's basket-
ball and wrestling teams is sche-
duled April 17 in the Angle Build-
ing multi-purpose room.
Sponsored by the Shelton Boos-
ter Club, the event will start at
6:30 t).m. Admission is $2.25 per
person.
Co-chairmen for the banquet,
which is open to the general pub-
lic, are Phil Close and Donald
E. Daniels.
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