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Hits Or Walks Makes
No Difference, Those
Blazers Win Any Way
\\;hen rival piichers get the
Like Old Man River! hall .,ve,' the t,.e ihe Bl.e,'s
TRAOKMEN KEEP ROLLING
By Denny Hinto,
Nobody, it seems, is too anxious
to spoil Shelton high's impres-
sive cinder win skien, for ttle
Highelimbers just keep roiling
along'.
Seamount squads Bethel and
White River' were the Climber's
rarest victims last Thursday on
Loop Field in a three-team affail'.
to Paul Brown, 440; John Sells,
she(put: Jim LaMent. pole vault;
Ran Orr, high jump; Gary Combs,
clisctls: :lad the Shelton mile re-
lay leanl.
120 HIGH HURDLES -- 16.2 -
l'eterson S, Hudson B, Parson B,
Rawding S.
100 YD. DASH ..... 10.4 - Brod-
igan B. Silnonson B, Simous S.
']'he Climbers &massed 97 points Cuzick S.
to 52Y, for, the Braves and four 880 YD. RUN --- 2.07.7 - Brie-
fer the Hornets, It was the 23rd kert S, Harr B, Robinson S, Shlc-
straight triumph for Shelton in king B.
dual and triangular engagments. 440 YD. DASH .... 55.3 - Brown
Shelton escaped from Seamount S, Simonson B, Olson S, Burn
League play this week hosting WR.
Central Kitsap yesterday on the
Loop Field oval. SHOT PUT -- 49-I. - Sells S,
IIIGIICLIMBER thinelads not- Combs S, Waters S, Lamka B.
ched 10 blue ribbons in 14 events POLE VAULT--- 11 even - La
nd in the process smashed the Merit S, Westhmd S and Durkin
school 180 low hurdles record. Joe S tied, Scrafford S and Dutton
Waters rambled over the sticks B tied.
in 21.5 seconds to fracture taut- 180 LOW HURDLES -- 21.5 -
ie Seiners' mark by one-tenth sec- Waters S, Simons S, Rawding S
and. Unnoticed in the shuffle, Parson B. new school record).
however, was Gary Simons, who HIGH JUMP 5-4-R. Orr S;
was only two-tenths of a second Rawding S, Dukes B, Johnson S,
off the pace to earned second. Hanson S, Bonwell B, J. Orr S
Climber Corky Peterson and Be- tied.
thel's/Jerry Brodigan eacll had 220 YD. DASH -- 24.0 - Brodi-
a pair of victories for their ef-
gan B, Wickline B, Cuzick S, Oles
forts. Peterson took the 120 high
hurdles in 16.2 and stretched 19-10
in the broad Jump, wtere all four
placers went over 19 feet. Brod-
igan sped to a 10.4 100 yard dash
win and a 24 flat 220 victory.
STELLAR HALF-MILER Brian
Brickert toured the oval twice
WR.
MILE RUN -- 4:43.4 - Ramsey
B, Gardner S, Ossrude WR, Ban-
el B.
MILE RELAY 3:57.9 - Shel-
ton, Bethel.
BROAD JUMP -- 19-10 - Pet-
in a rapid 2:07.7 to take that erson S, Hudson B, Wickline B,
event. Bethel's Joe Ramsey upset Johnson S.
Bruce Gardner in the mile, run- 880 RELAY -- 1:38.3 - Bethel,
ning it ill an extremely fast 4:43.4. Shelton.
Gardner was close behind at 4:43.9 DISCUS -- 132-8 - Combs S,
---his best time. Scrafford S, Kazinsky S, Lamka
Other Shelton first places went B.
Spring Is Time
For
Station Wagons
NUTT, BESOH POST
MAJOR LEAGUE 60Os
MAJOR LEAGUE
W L
Dan's Nite Hawks ...... 28 14
Timber Bowl .................. 22 20
Olson's B & B Shop .. 21 21
Northwest Evergreen .. 19V., 22&
Jim Pauley Inc ............. 181 23..
Home Gas Co ............... 17 25
High games--Bill Beseh 248,
Lloyd Clark 245, Chub Nutt 223.
High series---Chub Nutt 601,
Bill Besch 600.
Chub Nutt and Bill Besch
squeezed into the 600 circle while
Dale Yost and Lloyd Clark rapped
on the dam" hut couldn't open it
in Major league bowling action
Friday at tile Timber Bowl.
Chub made 200-178-223 games
good for a 601 as his league-lead-
ing Dan's Nite Hawks took the
odd game from Olson's B'u'ber
and Beauty Slrop, for which Lloyd
l]it a hot 245 middle game but
couldn't support it on either side.
Bill turned lis 248 middle game
into 600 on the nose with 155 and
].97 surroundings mid led Timber
Bowl to a 2-1 verdici, over Jim
Pauley Inc. (Phil Bayley and Don
IIoward each 541).
Ray Rice's 564 was the closest
anyone got to tile mark at his
Northwest Evergreen' club odd-
gamed Home Gas (Bud l{nutzen
5541 in the night's third match.
'53 OHEVROLET $1atio.Wagon
4 door, 6 cylinder, standard shift, radio,
heater
'53 PLYMOUTH Suburban
2 door, real nice shape
'54 FORD Ranch Wagon
2 door V8, automatic, R & H
'55 FORD Ranch Wagon
2 door V8, with overdrive
'57 PLYMOUTH Suburban ANGLE AGENCY WINS
2 door, V8, overhauledstick shift, HOUSEWIVES CROWN
completely Th s amp which reduced Ed
ward's Salor] from first half cham-
'61 FALOON Deluxe Wagon plan to second half tallender con-
tinued to hold through the play-
Automatic transmission, off witb the second half champ-
ion Angle Agency quartet in the
loaded with extras Housewives bowling league last
week.
Tile Anle foursome won all
ALL ARE GW WARRANTY USED CARS hree games:; and scored a 4-0 tri-
SPECIAL BOAT BARGAIN
13-foot double cockpit speed boat, 25
h.p. outboard motor ............. $395.00
Terms, of course
ump in the piayoff behind the
539 series notched by Evadeen
Lord.
The post-season lague banquet
was held at Ritner's Clmck Wag-
n Friday night with season tro-
phies awarded at the evening's
teature.
Besides the team title |")]'.it3s,
Betty Johnsoll and Rosa Gish were
awarded duplicate trophies for'
most improved bowlers in the
league during the season--both
raising their averages by 19 pins
--and to Katie Niles fro: ost in-
spirational bowler. She also had
the year's highest single game
at 2]:4, while till(an Updyke had
the high series at 518. Trophies
were awarded for both achieve-
ments.
JIM PAULLEY, INC,
Dealership: 5th & Railroad
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SAEGER'S MOTOR SHOP
ON HILLCREST
blast 'on) ilHo defeat and vv|ren
Ice flJngers don't "t 1 it over the
dish the ]hlzers wtllk 'era ip.to
$dlrrell(]el',
Ct):tch ,IelTy KThltSOn's SbPll.or]
junior high diamond wnrriors used
both n]clhods Io run their 19G2
vtetory .'drink to th)'ee str;|ighl
(turing the past. week.
They hanged 11 hiLs. inch|ding
a grltnd-slalll hoOleF lJy Bib .,Ta-
der ScoiI Swisller t:(lld a ;]-Fll|r
circuit clout by Tim Rose. in ]laug-
ing 13-2 shellacldng ca Jeffer-
son o:f Olympia last Tlmrsday in
Olympia
TIIEY [L'4EI)!1 walks, includ-
ing five in the third inning, along
with three hits (one of which was
Don Clary's hard-pelted homer in
the fifth, dtring a 7-4 trimnph
over Marcus Whitma of Port Or-
chard Monday on Loop Field.
In each game Rose. Jim Ben-
(lett and Swisher shared pitcll-
ing responsibilHies, in ilia( order---
Rose going the first four, Beanett
the next two, and Swisher tim
final one. Rose got the victory
credit in both cases, so has all
three trimnphs this year behind
t)is name. He bea.l. Washington of
Olympia, 1-0, in tile season ()pen-
{}1" tWO weeks ago.
Big" inmngs stowed away the
verdicts in each case in the last
pair. A seven-run' second did it
against Jefferson both Swisher
end Rose getting their homers
to account for all seven tallies.
Swisher had 3-for-3. as did Brian
Snyder, 9th grade third baseman.
one of which was a double which
drove in two runs. Swisher drove
in five, Rose foul' runs. Rose and
catcher Don Clary botll had hits.
AGAINST WHITMAN, tile
Blazers turned five walks aud
Jim Anderson's single into six
runs in the third. Snyder and
Clary got the only other ifits later
in the game.
Whitnmn seared three of its
runs off Rose 1hut none were earn-
ed, not" was the final off Swishe
in the seventh. The Blazers con-
tributed eight error's, five figur-
ing in all the Whitman runs.
Tle short scores:
:1{ !! F,
Shelton ] 7 4 0 0 0 1--I3 II 3
Jefferson 0 0 0 2 0 O O-- 2 3 2
Battt,riestlose Bonnotl (5), Swish-
or (7) Iilld Clai'y, l{cdlllail; Botts.
JohlIsOll (7) aIltl Villi ,JI!sIIt,l'.
li II I':
Whitmnn O 1 2 0 0 0 I ..... I 6 o
Shelton 0 0 6 0 1 0 x-- 7 3 8
Batteries--t'eed, Reese t3) and Tinu-
lillg, l'h'rbold (7): R.m:,. ]](qllIOtt [5).
Swisher 17) and Chlry.
FRATERNAL LEAGUE
Pts.
Shelton Har(hvare .. 19 ,.,
.............. 0"lz'
Bull Moose . .......................... 171
Rotary Club .......................... 162 ,
Fuile|' Constrlction ............ 152
Kiwanis Chlb . ..................... 149!
Moose Antlers .................. !38 !;,
Eagles Aerie .......................... 79
High game--.Miil Olcano 220.
High eries---Lloyd Clark 582.
...¢.i19, 1962
Published in e'c71ri.t,ma.tOwn, "
U.S.A., helton, .Washin Thursday, ):
GOLF CLUB CALENDAR ,[aslTopsClimhers ,t cial:
in Slab.Duel, 2-I;
' > O,vesOn,,,
Womb. (
Bob I{iobm'tz ........ (l(17 7/10
llar)'y ('(rio ....... 615 lt/16
Hllcl.z 1))'i<'( , .571 10/14
Jack Kimhcl ...... 500 S/10
Max Sehmidl . .:q 2/ti
Jinl M.cComb ........... 375 ,t/14
.]erl'y Thonrpson ........ 3-t6 3/1.1
,Iiln Flelcher"s re;tin heht its
.lop i'llng position in 11](, lllen's
]gth Hole Chd) '_>'()ll" hmg'ue last
.'(ltl( [llt}lOtlit|l il had f;tl' fronl
l]le weelCs best )'eco)'d.
l/'()lll ' ol]lel' lettltlS tlHd ]lighcr
])ol'(,,enlagis for, |he weekly con]-
pctition but tlmt :)el.feet start the
}"letchevs g;ol :t \\;{,eel€ ear'lier was
|he btlffer whi('b kepl rhenl ill the
van.
Ja('k Nimbel's tenm. scoring
iKhl of l0 points for an .800
lllart, had the besl record of the
week and moved from last place
in (he standings to fifth and an
even .500 for' the schedule so far.
The Bob Kitbm'tz. Harry Cole
and Buck Price aggregations all
went into the black for tile week
ud for the SC]ledule to date.
Here's .(:he rec.ord:
Frank Travis Jr. 2, Ivan Myers
2, Bud Knutzen 0, Bill Gott 2.
COLE .615, ]1 of 16 poinls ....
Harry Cole 1, Sonny Lowe 2,
Lloyd Van Blaricom 2, Oliver
Ashford 2, Bud Pauley 1, Fz*anlc
Heuston 0, Don Johnson 2, Jim
Morriessey 1.
PRICE .571, 10 of 14 points--
Tony Nelsou 1, Les LaBissoniere
2, Purl Jemison 2, Jack Gray 0,
Polly Parrett 2, Arn Cheney Sr.
2, Art Beunett 1.
IIMBEL .500, 8 of 10 points +-
Jack Kimbel 2, Bean Daniels 2,
Fred Stuller 2, Jim Pauley 0,
Winston Scott 2.
SCHMIDT .389, 2 of 6 points ....
Max Schmidt 0, Alvin Hulbert 2,
Ed Faubert 0.
McCOMB .375, 4 of 14 points--
Jinl McComb 0, Ray Walker' 1,
Rocky Hembroff 0, Laurie Carlson
2, Walt Snelgrove 0, A. C. Link-
letter 0, C. C. Cole 1.
THOMPSON .346, 3 of 14 points
..... Jerry Thompson 0, Heinie Hil-
derlnan 0, L. L. McInelly 0, An-
dy Tuson 1, Chris Curtis 1, Steve
Hale 1, Bill Looney 0.
BLAZER 'TRACK TEAM CAPTURES
19th CONSECUTIVE DECISION
Strength i the A ((iv(shin rock-
ted the Blazers to their 19th
consecutive dual-triangular track
.victory under Coach Bill Brick-
er't's coaching on Loop Field last
Wednesday.
In ott-distoncing Jefferson of
Olympia and Hood Canal by
165 5/6 to 126 1/6 to 8, the Blazers
piled up most of Lheir margin in
ltle A events and lost the C divi-
sion to Jefferson by five points
wlen the Jaguars \\;van the relay
1:o erack a tie.
Here's the way the scoring went
by divisions:
A It C Ttl.
Shelton 73 I/6 49 2/3 ,13 165 5/6
Jeffl, ruon ,t0 5/(; 37 1/3 48 126 1/6
lh)od ('anal 0 I; 2 8
The Blazers set four new school
records and tied a fifth during the
cay and turned in at least four
good marks in other' non-record
performances.
The record-setters were Tommy
Lowe with a 5.8 running of the
Class A 50-yard dash, Jerry West-
land with a 10-Ft. 5-inch Class
L pole wmlt, Larry Dittman with
:l 20.1 running of the B 180-yard
dash. and Duane Fagergren with
a 37-ft. 7-inci Class C shot put.
Terry LaBissoniere, a recent
baseball-convertee, tied Hie ]80-
yard Class A mark at 20.1, the
same time Dittnmn ran in the B
competition.
Fred Lament had two Kood ef-
forts in I.hc A (tiv'isioIL his 52-3!{,
Ehot pll[. illld his 11.1 cerlLllry, Bob
Johnr(al's 1:31.1 LIDle in the 660
• rod the Class A 440-yard relay
team's 4S.9 mark can be cent*
sidered exceptional too.
CLASS A " *
120 Low Hurdles ....... Perry Rose
S. Pluard J.. Steve Arel)er S,
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White J. 14.9
Shot Put --- Fred Lamont S,
Mowell .J, Hilden J, Roy Ritner S.
52-3 A.
100-yard Dash -- Lament S,
and Pearson J tie, Ed Rogers S,
Brandt J. 11.1
50-Yard Dash -- Tom Lowe S,
Brandt J, Pearson J, Steusser J.
5.8 (new school record).
Pole Vault --- Archer S and
Cliutworth J tie, lfaold Many, an
S. (no 4th). 9-8.
660-yard Run .-- Bob Johnson
S, Treat J, Bailey J, John Hem-
broff S. 1:31.1.
• 180-yard Dash -- Terry Lais-
soniere S, Jhn Rodgers S, Mor-
gan J, Colson J. 20.1 (tied school
record).
Discus -- Mowell J, Ritner S,
Lament S, Gene Toney S. 108-0.
440-yard Relay • -- Shelton
(Lowe, Rogers, Rodgers0 LaBia-
son(ere). 48,9
Broad Jump --- Rogers S, Lowe
S, Rose S, Pearson J. 18-3
High Jump --- Gregg Sotfliere S,
Archer S, and Colson J tie, La-
Bissoniere and Rich Wyatt S,
and Phmrd J 3-way tie. 5-2.
CLASS B
100-yard Low Hurdles -- Neale
J, Jim l). Anderson S, Mike Brie-
kerr S, Alvord J. 13.0
100-yard Dash --- Mike Buzzard
S, McWain J, Moore J, Jim Biehl
S. 11.4
50-yard Dash -- McWain J, Bob
Sergeant S. Neale J, Minor 3". 6.3
Pole Vault Jerry Westlmld
S, Anderson S, Jeff Hawkins S and
Kith Loving S tie. 10-5 (new
school record).
1.80 yard Dash -- Larry Dirt-
man S, Cecil Purvis S, Ragan HC,
Slerling LaMarsh S. 20.1 (new
school record).
Broad Jump -- Dittvmm S, Ran-
dall J, BHckert S, Minor J. 17-2.
Shot Put --- Randall J, Hazel-
rigg J, Beatty J, Ron LeBresh S.
44-%.
High Jump -- Beteran J, and
Ragan HC tie, Purvis S, Briekert
and Van Phillips S and Handspi-
ker J 3-way tie. 5-1.
440,Relay ..... Shelton (Buzzard,
with the result ttlat batting av-
erages nose-dived and the High-
climbers slipped below the .500
lnnrk for their baseball schedule
np to that point.
Behind lefty Tom Tarbox the
East Bremerton Black Knights
won a 2-1 decision which sqvared
accounts for' a 1-0 defeat the Clim-
bers and Bill Sh)an had hung on
them :l week before.
SLOAN IVAS the loser this
time, but he did have tile satis-
faetion of keeping his pitching ri-
val from tossing a no-hitter. His
.¢olid single tllrough the middle in
the fourth tin'ned into Shelton's
run when Knight third-sacker Bob
Doxey threw Wayne Carlson's
sacrifice bunt high, wide and
tlandsonle into rigtltfield and
Sloan romped all the way home
from first.
That knotted the count at 1-1
after a Knight run had broken tim
ice in the third, also accomltable
by an error. Larry Beach had
opened with a single to right-cen-
ter and was on second after an
infield out when Gary Peterson
booted Bill Walker's single to left,
allowing Beach to score.
EAST PLATED the victory run
in the sixth when Buzz Johnson
singled, was forced by Tarbox,
who then tallied behind Mike He-
len's double to left.
RItE
East 0 0 I 0 0 1 0--2 7 2
Shelton 0 0 0 1 0 0 0--1 1 1
Batteries--Tarbox and McFall,
Wray (6); Sloan and Wingard.
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rning how to hann
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_°een active in PTA
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The message of
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Sunday eve-
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7:30 p.m.
Solwald
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CLASS C
lO0-yard Low Hurdles- '' • s\\;leb'tree.,whois.nth..!;t:rTo sdea}I1"q
Schneffer J, Collin Or,' S, Vaughn Ill * USE DRY COTTON i ,'
I.,=l.s s. Er,00 00eiso. s. 14.5 1 -- i
lO0-yard Dash - Wilson J, . ............. !:t 00l00eth he will
Keentuz S, Clauson J, BIll Soren- l'l[SVlll[g U][J _IIEIL :illl be -, co Greenland
son J, George Heuston S, Giles i
HC. 6.7 •
Pole Vault J(.rl'y Brown S, -- -. - "
Danlols and Whlteaker S tie, Giles tlr, 11 '
HC. 7-0. I, ,,, ,.
75-yard Dash -- Gorrell J.Glenn
Vaiz Blarleom S, Nelsan S, Ron
Godwin S. 9.7
Shot Rut -- Duane Fagergren
S, Wagner J, Benfield J, Jolm
Miller S. 37-7 (new school record)
High Jump -- Brown J, Sehaef-
fer J, Joe Earl and Orr S tie. 4-8.
Broad Jump -- Wilson J, Nel-
sort S, Barry Northness S, Phil-
lips S. 15-0.
Relay .... Jefferson, 59.3
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