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thin€lads :i i D iam.ond boys lose
e,'00a000r.Yelm d II pl
r¢ double to teft centerfield had
defending district scored Mike Lindberg from first
cats away,
had a
the host
in the boys'
the girls'.
leaders
lad Brian Martin
Io they could
Longview
following
Proved of little
as several
on strong
in the
lodes for
perhaps to
Jumping
seniors
came forth
in the high
second in the
63 Rhodes
for the
- and nearly
rnrnate Steve
Second place
he took the
hurdles
other than
almost cinch
m the pole
absence
and
cleared
to
event
Was also
With the
JUniors Bob
Hurst
558
ned turning
And
in the
behind
aniel the
Won the
setting a
46-2
iris
Ragsdale
school
"rformance
and the
a 267
PaUla Mueller
in the mile with
The Climbers were without
the services of standout junior
Cathy Cole who's nursing an
ankle sprain but is expected to
be back in action soon
Tomorrow afternoon Shelton
plays host to Centralia in the
home opener Field events are
scheduled to get underway at
5:30 pm
BOYS
Shelton I00, Yelm 45
100 -- Joey Vincent (S)
10.5, 2. David Lazelle (Y) 10.7,
3. Tim Loper 10.8. 220-
Vincent (S) 24.2, 2. John
Carlson (S) 24.5, 3. Loper 24.9.
440 -- Bob Hurst (S) 55.8, 2.
Loper 56.5, 3. Mark Baker (S)
58.1. 880 -- Bill Boggs (S)
2:06.7, 2. Steve Creel (Y)
2:10.6, 3. Mike Clayton (S)
2:17.2.
Mile- Doug Smith (Y)
4:40.2, 2. Jeff Likes (S) 4:49.5,
3. Creel (Y) 4:49.9. Two-mile-
Doug Smith (¥) 10:22.2, 2.
Furry Kimbler (Y) 10:46.0, 3.
Dale Johnson (S) 10:55.3. 120
HH -- Steve Robinson (S)17.2,
2. Pat Rhodes (S) 17.2, 3. Bob
Schireman (S) 19.8. 180 LH-
Robinson (S) 22.0, 2. Rhodes (s)
23.5, 3. Jim Webber (S) 24.0.
440 relay -- Shelton 46.2, Yelm
48.9.
Mile relay -- Shelton 3:55.0.
HJ -- Rhodes (S) 5.6, 2. Jim
Locker (Y) 5-6 3. Justin Chakos
(S) 5-4. LJ --"Tony Riddle (Y)
15-101k, 2. Matt Petty (S) 15-10,
3. Jeff Butters (S) 15-2. TJ-
Petty (S) 35-101/z, 2. Rhodes (S)
35-7, 3. Riddle (Y) 34-21/z.
PV -- Grog Currier (S) 9-0, 2.
Robert Allen (S)9-0, 3. Petty
(S) 9-0. SP -- Don Daniel (S)
46-2, 2. Jim Peters (Y) 45-7½ 3
Doug Howe (S) /14:7. DT'-"
Peters (Y) 130-3½, 2. Andy Wolf
(Y) 125-7½, 3. Doug Howe (S)
114-2½. JT -- Daniel (S) 152-7,
2. Lawson (S) 142-6, 3. Matson
(S) 130-8.
GIRLS
Shelton 76, Yelm 46
100 -- Sandy Ragsdale (S)
11.6, 2. Sandy Doran (Y) 12.0,
3. Shannon Estep (S) 12.5. 220
-- Ragsdale' (S) 26.7, 2. Debbie
Smith (S) 28.8, 3. Gwen Breivik
(Y) 29.4. 440 -- Breivik (Y)
67.9, 2. Kitty Mak (S)70.1, 3.
Teresa Walker (S)72.3. 880-
Penny Baker (Y) 2:37.0, 2.
Debbie Bostrom (S) 2:42.2, 3.
Marilyn Stevenson (S) 2:44.8.
Mile -- Baker (Y) 5:50.0, 2.
Paula Mueller (S) 5:55.2, 3. Meg
Walker (S) 6:21.3. Two-mile --
Frances Nelson (S) 12:50.2, 2.
Lorie Retchel (Y) 13:40, 3.
Diane Reichel (Y) 13:51.5. 80
LH -- Kelly Byrne (S) 13.1, 2.
Cindy Baxter (S) 13.6, 3. Melissa
Smith (Y) 14.1. 440 relay-
Shelton 54.4. 880 relay-
Shelton 2:04.9. Mile relay --
Yelm 4:37.8.
HJ -- Martlyn McGee (S) 4-8,
2. Regina Mires (Y) 4-4, 3. Kelly
Hanson (S) 4-2. LJ -- Hanson (S)
13-3V2, 2. Breivik (Y)12-9, 3.
Linda BarTon (S)11-7½. SP-
Dora Robinson (Y 32-7. 2. Sue
Boggs (S} 31-10, 3. Audrey
Mumma tYJ 30-9½. DT --Diana
White (:5;) 100-0, 2. Robinson
(Y) 97-112, 3. Luz Martinez (Y)
80-2½. JT -- Diana Lenning (S)
105-4, 2. Marci Allen (S) 84-6,
3. Robinson (Y)78-9½.
EVE
Just a
both the
dies Friday
Shugart,
Martin soar
Climber aces Charlie
Shugart and Brian Martin
both performed well
Saturday at the Longview
Invitational Track Meet
Shugart equaled his
best ever clearance in the
pole vault with a leap of
136 while school record
holder Martin came within
two inches of his best high
jump with a leap of 66
J
twenty.five years ago
lilll:lKs LOSE FIRST MATCH
QLYMPIA
in defeats cost Lumbermen's
t.ch defeat of the second half
JOr bowling league play Tuesday
,.the circuit's first half champions
rks Will meet in the playoff two
the skin.tight setbacks even
a pair of 200-plus scores in each
L_,;aitt2rr04. and Mark Fredson 202 in the
Withrla 248 and Bab Stewart an even
the"°nly one such score, Fredson's
third by 106 pins.
t COta, Shelton'426.8104 z .
CLIMBER BENNY WARD slides into the tag of Cougar catcher Doug
Pierce in the third inning Monday as the hosts squelch Shelton's bid to tie
up the game at two uns each. Ward had doubled in a run and appeared
on his way in for the Climbers' second score on Jim O'Delrs single wfien
Cougar outfielder Drew Valles came up with the game's defensive gem to
throw him out. The play proved critical as Capital held on for a 2-1
victory.
Bowling Results
FRATERNAL 4-10-78
Men's Hi Game: Lloyd Clark 252
Men's Hi Series: Jack
Patraszewski 564
Standings: Rotary 40-16,
Bull M. 33-23, Sh. Coast. 33-23,
M. Heads 32-24, PUD 31-25, W.
Auto 28½-27½, M. Antlers
28½-27½, Lions 28½-27Vz, West
281/2-27½, Nimrod 28-28, C&S
26-30, Kiwanis 26-30, Fuller
22½-33½, St. Farm 22-34,
Linder 20½-35%, M. Tails 20-36.
Kiwanis 4, Bill tang 538;
C&S O, Jack Patraszewski 564;
Bull M. 4, Don McGinnis 559;
St. Farm O, Don Gardner 501;
M. Tails 3, Eric Bulliman 503;
W. Auto 1, Phil Adams 540;
Rotary 3, R.L. Chamberlin 553;
M. Heads I, Martin Crabtree
503; West 3½, Bill White 527;
Lions ½, Bill Kimbel 472; Linder
1, G. Linder 414; Sh. Coast. 3,
Run Ewinq 472; PUD 3, Steve
Valley 477; Nimrod 1, Lee
Eaken 508; M. Antlers 3, Lloyd
Clark 539; Fuller 1, Jack Frost
553.
WOMEN'S CITY 4-11-78
Women's Hi Game: Char Tobin
198
Women's Hi Series: Char Tobin
544
Standings: Lumbermen's
40-20, Fir C. 37-23, 40&8 24-36,
Morgan 19-41.
40&8 0, Evelyn Thompson
500; Morgan 4, Char Tobin 544;
Lumbermen's 1, June Lewis 447;
Fir C. 3, Sonja Cochran 493.
LADIES COFFEE TRIO
Women's Hi Game: Betty Russell
2O9
Women's Hi Series: Jeanette
Schneider 552
Standings: C&W 38Vz-13/z,
Russell 38-14, Timber B. 36-16,
Eli's 32-20, Palitos 30-22, OK
28-29, Andrews 27-25 Nimrod
26-26, Fir L. 26.26, Sh. Foods
22½-29½, Ron's 22-30, Kamilche
P. 22-30, Evers 20-32, Brush
18-34, Quarterdeck 13-39,
Characters 10-42.
Evers 4, Carol Smetzler 446;
Characters O, Mind Westover 433;
Fir L 1. Jan Marks 416: Sh.
Foods 3, Carol Randleas 465;
Ells 3, Linda Ells 515; Ron's 1,
June Lewis 482; Nimrod I,
Betty Johnson 509; Timber B. 3.
Debbie Mallow 503; C&W 4,
Sharon Bender 468; Palitos 0,
Diane Offerdal 514; Brush 0,
Carol Capps 429; Russell 4,
Jeanette Schneider 552; Andrews
3, Linda Craig 462; Kamilche p.
1, Chris Fletcher 436;
Quarterdeck 1, Bea Brandt 436;
OK .3, Sue Miller 485.
CHRISTMASTOWN CB'ERS
4-7-78
Men's Hi Game: Frank Carkhuff
190
Men's Hi Series: Dale Neff 463
Women's tit Game: Betty
Cochran 175
Women's Hi Series: Betty
Cochran 505
Final standinqs: 3&8's
34V-21/z Skipshooters 33%-22½,
L nears 32V-27½, 19-9'ers
32-24, Ratchet 25-31, 10-5'es
24-32, Breakers 23-33, CB
19b'v36 Vz.
Skipshooters 3, Ken Toebe
442; Ratchet 1, Dale Neff 463;
3&8's 3, Betty Cochran 505;
Nuts 1, John Cookson 451;
Breakers 2, Frank Carkhuff 429;
10-5'ers 2, Rick Wood 409;
10-9'ers 0, Ralph Depoe 375;
Linear 4, Bill Freeto 441.
Fun run
Thursdays
Area Iul|ners will be
interested to know that the
weekly fun runs every Sunday at
3 p nl at the high school are
now to be conducted Thursday
evenings as well
Those into ested in
participating in the
whatever speed you re at fun runs
should be at the high school at
5:30 p m The activity is one of
several anticipated by a nucleus
of area runners currently in the
formative stages of organizing a
running club
All are welcome
We're here to help you.
AUTOMOTIVE
104 WEST GROVE
SHELTON
III I
The Shelton Highclimbers
gave the
champion Capital Cougars a real
run for their ntoney this week
before bowing 21 in a gem of a
Black Hills League baseball game
Tile loss coupled with
Shelton's opening-day 4-6
setback last Friday at
Timberline dropped tile
Climbers league record to 02
going into tonlorrow afternoon's
game here against Centralia, but
it was hardly a loser's
perforlnance.
After yielding the hosts' only
runs of the game on a
second-inning single, sacrifice fly,
double and single. Clintber
moundsntan Jim Tobin settled
down to not only shut out the
Cougs tile rest of the way but
also limit theln to only three
more hamtless hits
Another key role in the
Climbers defensive effort was
played by fellow senior Kevin
Ridout whose strong arm behind
the plate gunned down three
wouldbe basestealers
Offensively the Climbers
were close on a couple occasions
In the third inning for instance
after Benny Ward's booming
Ward canle up half a step short
of tieing tile game
Juuior all league teammate
Jim O Dells single into lefl field
had Ward rounding third base
with a head of steam but
Coug;tr outfielder Drew Valles
threw him out at the plate wilh
a fine onebounce peg to end the
rally
Then in the fifth Climber
Lane Jackstadt s double off Coug
pitcher Dale McMaster looked to
be worth a run when teammate
Lindberg followed with a sharp
line drive
But the ball had the
unfortunate paucity of good
sense to take off in the general
vicinity of Capital's springloaded
shortstop Mike Miller whose
leaping catch again robbed the
visitors their apparent equalizer
Shelton mounted its final
threat in the seventh and last
frame Senior Tim Avey stroked
his second single of the
afternoon and stole second base
but was stranded there as the
hosts got the final two outs on
pinchhitter John Strong s
infraction (trying to bunt he
stepped on the plate) and
Tobin's infield popup
The game's overall quality
was apparent iu more than the
twin completegame
performances by the opposing
pitchers Both teams also played
error free ball - something of a
rarity in the BHL
The game ntarked the
Climbers second near ntiss of
the young season Last Friday in
the league opener they came up
with nine hits overall and scored
three of their four runs in the
last two innings but they
couldn't quite make up for the
hosts threerun explosion in the
second
Both Jackstadt and Ward hit
home runs in the corttest and
"THINK IT if you will, Jimmy .... but acting it out wi Capital
1' Timberline
hurt you ,more'rt it will hi. Climber first baseman Jim , } . ":Centralia
O'Dell keeps a respectful diStanceMhday at Capital. Yelm
Shelton
Climbers Lindberg and Les Smith
led with two hits apiece
Tomorrow's scheduled home
opener at Highclimber Field is
subject to a change of location
to the Tigers home field should
Shelton s facility prove
inadequately drained
Capital 2, Shelton 1
Shelton (2) ab r h bi
Jackstadt, ss 3 0 1 0
Lindberg, 2b 2 1 0 0
Ward, 3b 3 0 2 1
O'Dell, lb 3 0 1 0
Twiddy, dh 3 0 0 0
Ahlf, cf 0 0 0 0
Avey, If 3 0 2 0
Ridout, c 3 0 0 0
Smith, rf 2 0 0 0
Strong, ph(7) 1 0 0 0
Tobin, p 3 0 0 0
Totals 26 1 6 1
Capital (2) ab r h bi
Westfall, cf 3 0 1 0
Valles, lf 3 0 1 0
Miller, ss 2 0 0 0
Anthony, dh 1 1 1 0
McMaster, p 0 0 0 0
DeShon, 3b 1 0 0 0
Pierce, c 2 1 1 1
Munson, lb 2 0 1 1
Idill, 2b 2 0 0 0
Bailey, rf 2 0 1 0
Totals 19 2 6 2
Sh. 001 000 0--1 6 0
Cap. 020 000 x--2 6 0
2B- Pierce, Ward, Jackstadt.
Timberline 6, Shelton 4
Shelton (6) ab r h bi
Jackstadt, ss 3 1 1 2
Lindberg, 2b 4 0 2 1
Tobin, lb,3b 4 0 0 0
Ward, 3b,p(5) 3 1 1 1
O'Dell, p, lb 3 0 1 0
Avey, If 3 0 1 0
Ridout, c 3 0 1 0
Smith, rf 3 1 2 0
Ahlf, cf 1 1 0 0
Totals 27 4 9 4
Timberline (6) ab r h bi
Baker, 2b 3 2 2 1
Taller, 2b 0 0 0 0
Bensely, rf 4 0 0 0
Slavin, cf 3 0 1 1
Homann, lb 4 0 2 1
Kero, 3b 2 1 1 0
Strickland, If 3 1 1 0
Hill, ss 2 2 0 0
Jardine, c 3 0 1 0
Nicholson, p 3 0 2 1
Bourgault, p(5) 0 0 0 0
Totals 27 6 10 4
Sh. 100 002 i--4 9 2
Timb. t30 110 x--6 10 I
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