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SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
I $fSl)OllrrstI Blazers Win First
Track Meet From
Centralia, 95-94]
Shclton shaded Centvalia by half
by RAY WillTESIDE
The V.F.W. sponsored short
stop tourney will be played two
weeks from this Sunday. Qualify-
ing rounds must be played before
5:30 pA'n. April 30. Entry i)lanks
are availahle at the caddy house.
Playing of the third round in
the Professionals Trophy Tourney
begins today. Leading the fiehl in
the 0 to 16 handicap group is
Heinie Hilderman with a net 139
for 36 holes. In the 17 to 30 han-
dicap group Dab Stewu't ix lead-
ing with a net 153 for 36 holes.
The practice area to the right
of the ninth green will be ready
for use this week end. With the
opening of this area practice on
the fairways will be prohibited.
This will enahle better practice
and also give the fairway a
chance t'o improve.
The Ladies Eclectic Tourney is
in full swing with scores being
posted all the time.
Cowlitz Club Works On
I Riw,r Polution Problem
Work of the Cowlitz Game and
Anglers Club in fighting pollution
in streams of Southwest Wash-
ington has received praise from
the Game Commission.
Frank Cullen, president of the
Cowlitz group, has enli:ted the
aid of civic officials and others
in the campaign to show how
much harm pollution does and to
emphasize the need for commun-
ity-wide programs to treat sew-
age and keeping the rivers clean,
Director of Game Don W. Clark
has served on tim State Pollution
Control Commission for the past
fore" years.
ia point in the opening track com-
ttpetition of the season for South-
west Washington junior h i g h
schools Saturday in a dual meet
held at Centralia, 95 to 94L',.
Bob Hunter was high point, man
for the Blazers with 124 points
scored with victories in the 100-
yard • Jash and 108 yard low hur-
dles, a third in the broad jump,
and a lap on the winning Blazer
relay team.
The meet was run under the
new three-class system inaugur-
ated for junior high track in i
S.W.W. this year, competitors be-I
ing divided into classes according
to age, height and weigilt and
competing against opponents of l
their own category.
CENTRALIA edged Shelton in
the Class A division [largest), 43-
39, and also in the Class C (small-
est) division, 29-14, but in the
Class B section the Blazers piled
up a 42-22 , advantage which gave
them the fractional margin in the
over-all scoring. The scoring was
based on 100% of the Class A scor-
ing, 75% of the B and 50% of the
C,
, In the A division, the :Blazers
won all the track events, Centralia
all the field events, in the B sec-
tion Shelton won six firsts to Cen-
tralia's four, and in the C division
Centralia won nine of ten" first
places.
Points scored by the Blazers
were as follows:
Class A--Jerry McCord, first,
50-yard dash; Bob Hunter, first,
McCord, third, 100-yard do.DAb; Wal-
ly Smith, first, 220-yard da.h;
Hunter, first, Smith, third, 108-
yard low hurdles; Karl Schwarck,
third, shotput; Schwarck, second,
Wes Nelson, third, discus; Adonis
Hawley, second, high jmnp; Smith, i
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[inMcClearySets THE TOPIC OF CONVERSATION
I Game Schedules
By Ted Kesting D,'awings for ,teams which will
Ritual has its place, but ]tot
in fishing according to John Al-
den Knig'ht, who is one of the
country's best: known angling
authorities. He writes ttxat the
traditional upstream ca:;t will
often spoil your chances at. a
big t:'out, and he has some in-
teresting things Lo say about
drag.
The upstream cast ix parUc-
ularly hazardous if the trout
should happen to" touch the
hard, resilient leader as he takes
your fly. The resultant frightened
splash will put down every feed-
ing fish in the area.
Try casting downstream, with
your fly c.oming at ttm trout
first and the leader and line out
of sight upstream; you won't
have to use anything finer than
13-x leader points.
Inevitably in downstream fish-
ling there comes a point where
Idrag sets in. Knight discovered,
more or less accidentally, that it
is quite practical to utilize drag.
"When fishing big water, I
would cast across and tip and al-
low my fly to drift down opposite
me before picking up to recast.
Now and tlen, in the hope of
picking up a fish which had re-
fused my offering, I would allow
the fly to drift down past me.
Then when drag set. in, I wouhl
skip the fly in short jumps across I
the current in a semicircle until l
my line was directly downstremn.
To my su)'prise, I found I caught
fish that way."
For a, while he contented him-,[
self with "bump casting" with i
skater or skitter flies. This highly
unorthodox procedure consists of
casting in rough water with a
fairly short line. The forward
open the 1949 McCleary Softball
League season with a double-
header under the field lights May
9 wore announced this week hy
Wall Johannes, president of the
McCleary 'l.ecreation Association.
Supervisors will tackle the Fire-
men-in (.he first game and Mer-
chants will battle the Vets in the
second game of the sendoff.
Doormen are to pla.y Day Ven-
eer on May 10 and Cutting will
meet Graveyard Veneer on May
11 in other opening week games.
Johannes, Bert Herman and Ike
Taylor are members of the super-
vising" board whicil will have
charge of this year's league play.
Team captains meeting with the
board and Hokie Hokonson, Simp-
son recreation director, at the Un-
ion hall on Monday night w)ted
to limit each team Lo 15 players.
lasts of players arc to be sub-
mitted to the board by May ..1,
and no player changes will be per-
mitred after that date without ap-
proval of the board.
Johannes said the league also
has voted that players nmst either
reside in the McCleary commun-
ity or work in McCleary to be
eligible. Outside teams will b)c in-
vited to compete iu special Fri-
(lay night games but will not be
included in the league.
Supervisors, Highline and Main-
[ tenance departments in the Simp-
son Logging Company plant arc
combining their talent into one
team. A name for this "scramble"
will be announced soon,
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second, Hunter, third, broad jump;
Shelton first in relay.
Class B--Elmer Cole, first, Clay-
ton Koch, second, 50-yard dash;
Bob Ristine, first, Cole, third, 100-
yard dash; Ristine, first, Paul
Schweiterlng, third, 220-yard dash;
Roger Salmi, second, Clarendon
Allen, third, 108-yard low hurdles;
Nd Miller, first, Ronald Coutts,
cast is aimed so that: it termin-
ates at least two or three feet
above the water. Then, as the
fly drops, the rod tip is raised
rather sharply, causing the fly to
strike the water at; an angle and
to bounce. Bump casting is ef-
fective only in rough, broken wat-
er. Smooth water requires longer
line.
second, Gary• Stewart, third, shot- The next step m this unc4hical
put; Alvia Chapman first, Miller, series was the use of a well-
second, Stewart, third, discus; greased line and leader, and skit-
Koch, second, Tom Kneeland, third, tering big" skater flies across pet'-
high jnmp; Cole, third, pole vault;; fectly flat water. This method
Koch, second, Ristine, third, broad l
jump; Shelton first in relay, i seems to have unusual appeal to
Class C--Alfred Handley, see-' large trout.
ond, Dick Doak, third, 50-yard Since then, Knight has elabof
ated on the skittering method,
dash; Handley, third, 100-yard combining it quite successfully
dash; Cliff Ristine, second, Jack l with the downstream tcctw.ique.
Moore, third, 220-yard dash; Ed l
i Belicvc it or not, it really works.
Pratt,
second,
Ken
Brown,
third,
108-yard low hurdles; Brown, sec-]
ond, Walt Standsbury, third, shot-I Rainiers Take Opey]er
put; Standsbury, first, Pratt, third, Seatth: opened its 194,) home
discus; Ed Barrett, first, high season Tuesday afternoon by nip-
jump; Barrett, second Moore, l ping Sacramento, 3 to 2, behind
third, pole vault; Handley, second, lthe pitching' of (:;harley Schanz
broad jump. [in a thriller witnessed by many
The Blazers' next meet will be
April 23 at Loop Field with Che- Shelton baseball fans who helped
frm a capacity crowd for the
halls as the opposition l.ainiers' home debut.
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