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BLAZERS BLISTER BULLDOGS,
HOST 3-TEAM MEET'TODAY
Blazer lmnerd, throwers and above his best previons effort)
jumpers flirted with two school and the 42' 2" and 39' 68 ''
records ahd a 200 point to(al as Class B shot puts,by Stan Johnston
they swamped Washington junior and Crandall McCutcheon.
high of Olympia in a track meet Today the Blazers host North
on Loop Field last Thursday. Thurston and St. Martin's in a tri-
angular meet on Loop Field, fay-
The final victory margin was
Shelton 193V, Washington 50. ored to hang up another triumph.
It was the ninth straight dual trt- Tie results last week:
umph for Coach Bill Brickert's CLASS A
cinder squad over a three-year (Sheltou 69Vz, Washington 20'/z)
period. LOW HURDLES--JIm Lamt S,
Gary Shelton and Dave Robert- Ed lKazinsky S, Don Johnson S.
son were the record-threateners 16.5.
Shelton ran the Class A 180 in SHOT PUT--John Sells S, Gary
20.9 seconds to come within one- Combs S, Dave Lament S.
tenth of a second of the pinnacle 44' 5".
set by Dan Loitz in 1955 while POLE VAULT---JIm Iaumont S.
Robertson's 9-foot Class B pole No Other places. 9' 6".
vault was within one inch of the 10OrYAR.DASH--ails S, Pane-
standard held jointly by Gene Geist wicz W, Palmer W. 11.6. '
and Larry, Porter set in the same DISCUS--D. Lament S, Kazinsky
meet in 1957.
Other noteworthy performances S, Combs S, 95' 3A".
by Blazer athletes included Gary 50-YARD DASHPanowicz W,
Stmons' 18-foot-2-inch Class A Gary Simmt 8, Roth W. 6.3.
broad jump (a foot and a half 660-YARD RUN---Jerry Linton S,
McLam W, Jolumon S and Wood:
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HIGH JUMP---Kazinaky S, Peter-
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BROAD JUMPSIms S, Pan,
owicz W. McLam W. 18' 2".
RELAYShelton (Sells, Samoan,
8helton). 52.4.
CLASS B
(Shdt 68, Washington 1S)
LOW HURDLES--Rich ]lrle,r .S,
Crndail McCutcheon S, Gary
OiJklm S. 14.3.
POLE VAULT--Dve Robertson S,
Rieky Durkin 8, Parr W. '9 feet.
100-YARD DASH---Dave Utter S,
Carlton W, Rennie Anderson S.
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season championship of the Housewives bowl-
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title winner, Shelton Union Service, last week at
the Timber Bowl. Members of the pennant win-
ners are (from left) Lorna Churchill, Alice
Crossan, Dorothy Killcy, Dolly Davidson, and
Jean Rau. Jean led the title-winning effort
with a stellar 560 series (223-157-180). Betty
Thompson's 425 series topped the losers. Ever-
green Texaco won the first half dhamplonship
and finished third in the second half. Other
members of the Shelton Union Service team
were Goldie Williams, Helen Nutt and Stella
Howard.
Climbers Surprise In Easy Win
Over 3 Rivals; Home 'l00eet Friday
Every Central League track, absence of potential winners. El-
squad has now felt the bite of ma was without Bob Beerbower
the potent Highclimber cindermen"
Shelton, Washin '
SARGENT NO-HITS, IIALLORY .o. 1
BLANKS GULLS IN TWIN WIN this
CENTRAL LEAGUE
W L rt ra
SHELTON ................. 4 0 23 2
Nm'th Thurston .......... 2 0 18 3
Chehalis ...................... 2 0 11 2
St. Martin's ............... 2 2 10 17
Montesano ................. 1 3 10 22
Raymond ...................... 1 3 10 16
Elma ........................... 0 4 4 24
Last Friday
Shelton 4-6, Raymond 0-0
Chehalis 2-9, Elms 0-2
Monte 4-3, St. Martin's 0-4
North Thurston 5, Peninsula 4
( non-con )
TI|I. Friday
Shelton at Montesano.
...... o_ .....
Strong-armed Jim 'Sargent was
in a stingy mood at Loop Field
last Friday afternoon and because
:of it the husky senior righthander
has a non-hit, no-run game to his
credit today.
He accomplished the feat against
Raymond in a five-inning Central
League contest which found the
visiting Gulls returning to their
Willapa Harbor nest without put,
tinga dent in home plate all day
because just prior to Sargent's
no-no performance junior lefthand-
er Jerry Mallory had also shut the
door in a 4-0 decision in the seven-
inning opener.
SARGENT WON his game by a
-0 margin. His only generosities
fro" the day were four walks and
a pair of wild pitches. Two of the
walks and both errant tosses came
in a shaky first frame.
After that the only other Gull
batters to reach base were the
pair he granted free transporta-
tion in the fourth and a lone run-
ner given a life in the second
with ttvo out by shortstop Kerm
the bases loaded.
The second game. h)o, was tight
until the last: inning. Shclton had
o 1-0 lead until five tallies cheeked
in behind four hits, two walks,
two run-scoring wild pitches, and
one costly erFol'. *
It all happened after tile first
two batters were retired. Then
the error, on Getty's bouncer to 1209
short, opened the gates and Tem-
ple followed with a single, Sargent
walked, Manke, A1 Smith and Mal- i
lory singled iu succession and Liv-
rmore walked. Getty and Smith
scored on wild pitches, Manke
plated two with his blows and
Mallory another with his hit.
TEMI)LE DROVE in what really
was the winning run when he
singled Bill Fitchett home iu the
second. Fitchett had walked and
moved to third on wild pitches.
This Friday the Climbers make ... -he';verdi
their first road trip of the season,
going to Montesano for a double Complete
bill to face a team that cowld be
mighty tough with George Raines wiring,
on the mound. Raines shut out roofing,
St. Martin's last Friday on three range,
hits. ter tank.
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Batteries--Olson and Ray; Sar-
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R H E
St. Martin's .. 000 000 0--0 4 4 4 B.R. °
Montesano .... 022 000 x-4 6 1
Batteries---Morley and Bucsko;
Raines and Colton.
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MOWERS ........ --dbllq eheot S, Carlton W. 42' 2".
MOWERS ........ 'NI'IV BostJek S, Dan Olmm S. 21.4.
ROTARY .I " HIGH JUMP--Anderson S and Joe
BLADES ................ V Watm S tied, Roberton S.
(If brought in detached) 4' 6".
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LOW HURDLES--Bob C-rsen S,
Gary Brevlg S, Joe Snyder S.
14.9,
100-YARD DASH---Cronk W, Dan
McHenry S, Brian Briekert S.
1.2.8
POLE VAULT-- Irry Leighton S,
Carson and Brevlg and Phil
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50-YARD DASH--George David-
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75-YARD DASH Bill Miller S and
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SHOT PUT-ronk W, Cochran
HIGH JUMP-Brickrt S, Brevtg
nd Leiglton S tied. 4' 2".
BROAD JUMP--Miller S, David-
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RELAY--Shelton (McHenry, Mil-
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after Coach Bob Sund's Shelton
athletes administered a surprising-
ly one-sided whipping to a four-:
team field at North Thurston last
Friday.
At the final count the score
read this way: Shelton 60, North
Thurston 40 Elma 30, St. Mar-
tin's 10.
Highclimber juniors played a
major.role in the triumph, win-:
ning two events and scoring a
total of 25 points.
OUT-STANI)ING in the High-
climber performances for the meet
were junior Tom Kendall's 11-foot
pole vault, the best of his life;
the excellent 1:39.9 mm:k trained
in by the relay quartet of seniors
Harley Somers and ton Deyette
and sophomores Sherry Halbert
and Vince Bostwick; junior War-
ren Zeitler's throws in the shot
and discus, which were the best
of his life albeit good for second
places only; and sot)homore Vince
Bostwick's 55.3 quarter mile
sprint.
Sund had been bK apprehen-
sive over this meet, figuring North
Thurston for a rougher go of it
than the Rams produced. How-
ever, both the Rams and Ehna
were below par somewhat by the
PREP TRACK I{ESULTS
Shelton 60, North Thurston 40, EI-
ma 30b, St,. Martin's 10
Chehalis 89, Montesano 40!.., Ray-
mond 10 '/a
Centralia 62, Kelso 5(3
Olympia 70, East Bremerton 43
Port Angeles 93, South Kitsap 32
Lincoln 75, West Bremerton 38
Central Kit 75V,, North Kit 46
Stadmm 74. Aberdeen 38
Fort Vancouver 68. Hoquiam 50
EVERGREEN SWEEPS
POINTS, OUNDHES
MAJOR PIN TITLE
MAJOR LEAGUE
l'ts
Northwest Evergreen ........ 210
Home Gas Company ............ 185
Dan's Nite Hawks ............... 182
Timber Bowl ........................ 175
Wolden's Chevron Service .... 127
Jim Pauley Inc ..................... 126
Olson Barber & Beauty .... 99/,'.,
Ritner's Broiler ................... 99 t
High totals--Sonny Lowe 601
Bill Roberts 600
, High game--Bill Roberts 232
Northwest Evergreen clinched
the second half Major league bowl-
ing championship Friday night
with an unprecedented feat of
sweeping all 23 pqssible points un-
der the scoring system used by the
citxmit. $
This Friday winds up the schcu-
Hie with playoff following between
the Evergreen lineup and Dan's
Mite Hawks, first half champs.
Scoring was below par last Fri-
day with Sonny Lowe's 601 snd
Bill Roberts' even 600 topping the
field. Roberts had the only out-
standing single game at 232.
Friday's finale will settle, prin-
cipally, who gets second and who
gets last place in the second half
standings, althqugh no rungs are
clinched except the one at the
top.
LOOAL YAOHTSMEN
TO JOIN OLYMPIA
SEASON OPENING
Shelton Yacht Club boats and
members have been invited to
join the Olympia. Yacht Club in
1959 opening 'day ceremonies this
coming Sunday.
Commodore Don McCuiston of
the Shclton yachting group urges
all bost owners to join him at the
Olympia. Yacht Club for break-
fast between 8:00 and 11:00 a.m.
Smlday.
"Join me," said Conunodore Me-
Culston, "but bring your own fifty
cents bccansc that's th(, price of
the huge captain's breakfust."
Officers of .the Olympia club
will nmke and serve as ]lllny hot-
cakes as Hnyone can eat, McCuis:
ton explin.
Roy Kimbel will lead the parade
of Shelton boats in his daft))dil-
yacht-parade wiuner. Flamingo.
The Shelton boats will parade to-
gether in the Olympia opening day
how and at the conclusion of the
festival will rendezvous at Steam-
boat Island before returning to
lwmo po
and George Peek. , whose ,absence Livermore's error. However, Bill
made a big difference m the Eagle Fitchett saved Sargent's no-hitter St. Martin's ........ 211 06---4 6 1
relay team and in the sprints while with a brilliant stop of Don La- Montesano .......... 000 30---3 7 1"
Robin Brockmueller didn't run the pinski's hard smash down the Batteries--Bucsko and Rouleau;
220. John Lund didn't compete third-base line to retire the side Cokeley, Raines (3), Cokeley (5)
for the Rams in the weight events, in the third, and Colton. It' H E
where he had been a consistent Mallory struck out 13 and gave
winner earlier this season, but three hits in the opener but Chehalis .......... 000 001 1--2 5 2
IN THE EARLIER meets the he was somewhat wilder than usu- Elma .............. 000 000 0--0 1 2
Highclimbers had defeated Che: al with three walks a hit batter Batteries --- Dowling and MeN
halls in a dual meet and Monte- and two wild pitches.' No Raymond hart; Osgood and Himes.
sand and Raymond in a triangular, runner got past second base. R H E
so Friday's victory completed a
sweep of Central League rivals.
However, the Climbers will play
host to North Thurston this Fri-
day in a dual meet on Loop FieId
starting at 3:30. Lund will be in
Ram regalia this time.
Sbelton's surprising 60 point to-
tal Friday was achieved by win-
ning five events (25 points), cap-
luring eight seconds (24 points),
four thirds (8) and three fourths
(3).
Junior Rawlin Mclnelly in tlm
mile and senior Harley Seiners in
the low hurdles were the other
Highclimber winners.
The results:
SHOT PUT--Williams NT, Warren
Zeitler S, Walt-n NT, Pete Bue-
ehel S. 47' 1.1, ''.
HIGH HURDLES- Wetd E, L.rle
S(mmr, S, Murphy E, Blume NT.
18.1.
HIGH JUMP-.Olson NT, Rertsch
NT, Murphy E and Barry E tied.
5' 8".
100-YARD DASH .... Brockmueller
E, II. Seiners S, Yarbora NT,
Mason NT. 11 flat.
880-YARD RUN ..... Ayotte SM,
Roy Buzzard S, I)ave Romnltr(
S, Olson NT. 2:06.1.
440-YARD DASH :--- Wince Boat-
wick S, ton l)eyette S, Sher-
rick SM, Hamlon NT. 55.3.
POLE VAULT.-. Tom Kendall S,
Berg NT and Murphy E tied,
Ron Guthrie S. 11 feet.
220-YARD DASH -- Mason NT,
Sherry Halbert S, Ed lwson S,
Koenig NT and Levesque SM
tied. 25.3.
DISCUS--McCall NT, Zeitler S,
l)ave Sharpes S, Williams NT,
130' 3 !;,".
LOW HUI’I)LES. If. Somer S,
Weld E, Kendall S, Walton NT.
23.5.
BROAD JUMP--Brockmueller E,
Ray Baker S, Weld E, Olson
NT. 18' 11".
RELAY--Shelton (H. Somers, Hal-
bert, Bostwick, Deyette), North
Thurston, EIma. 1:38.9.
PREP BASEBALL SODRES
Centralia 9, Olympia 0
Aberdeen 14, Hoquiam 11
South Kitsap 11, Port Townsend 0
Sequim 5, North Kitsap 2
East Bremerton 2, Stadium 1
Stadium 3, East Bremerton 0
Centralia 2, Hoquiam 1
Montesano 5, St. Martin's 0
St..Martin's 4, Montesano 3
Lincoln 15, West Bremerton 1
Lincoln 1, West Bremerton 0
Chehalis 2, Elms 0
Chehalis 9, Elma 2
Shelton 4, Raymond 0
Shelton 6, Raymond 0 l
North Thurston 5, Pe|insu a 4
Wilson 6, Olympia 0
Olynlpia 12, Wilson 11
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Hanson Oil .................... 32., 28
Gott Oil ......................... 30/. 29fi
Verle's Sporting Goods 30 30
Wingard's Sport Shop 30 30
Ritner's Highbalicrs .... 24 36
Moose Lodge ............... 19 41
High game-..-Jim Archer 215
THE SLIM southpaw was in
most serious trouble in the third,
when two hits with none away
looked ominous. However, Mallory
then struck out the next three.
The Gulls had two aboard in only
one other inning, by a walk and
hit batter with one down in the
fifth.
At the same time the Climbers
were not bruising the ball very
vigorously themselves as they gar-
nered only nine hits in the two
games and earned only one run.
There were no extra base blows.
Husky first-sacker Denny Tem-
ple was the day's batting luminary
with three hits in five tr/ps while
stubby second-sacker Ray Manke
drove in three runs for honors in
that important department, though
he had only one hit. Mallory con-
tinued to sahn the pellet hard!
with two-fin'-five for the day and
a season mark now of 8-for-17.
THE FIRST GAME was a score-
less duel for 5 /nnings, the
Climbers plating all four of their
rims in the sixth on one hit (Bill
Fitchett's lead-off single), three
walks (to Garth Getty, Roger
Hermes and Manke), two errors
and Bob Fitchett's stolen base.
The only RBI credited among the
four was when Manke walked with
TIDES OF THE WEEK
Computed fQr Hood Canal
(Oakland Bay flde are oe ao.
and i mlnut later.)
Chehalis ................ 125 01-. 9 5 2
Ehua ...................... 011 0{---2 2 4
Bo, tteries-. Lyle, Arrington {3),
Allie (5J and Melhart; Tornquist
and Osgood.
Priday, April 24
High .............. 4:48 a.m. 12.3 ft.
Low ................ 11:39 a.m. -2.5 ft.
High .............. 6:28 p.m. 12.4 ft.
Low ................ 12:02 p.m. 5.1 ft.
Saturday, April 25
High .............. 5:28 a.m. 12.1 ft.
Low ................ 12:24 p.m. -2.7 ft.
High .............. 7:24 p.m. 12.4 ft.
Sunday, April 26
Lqw ................ 0:56 a.m. 5.7 ft.
High ............... 6:11 a.m. 11.6 ft.
Low ................ 1:15 p.m. -2.5 ft.
High .............. 8:23 p.m. 12.3 ft.
Monday, April 2"
Low ................ 1:56 a.m. 6.2 ft.
High .............. 7:00 a.m. 10.9 ft.
Low ................ 2:07 p.m. -1.9 ft.
High .............. 9:25 p.m. 12.1 ft.
Tuelay, April 28
Low ................ 3:04 a.m. 6.5 ft.
High .............. 7:56 a.m. 10.0 ft.
Low ................ 3:04 p.m. -1.1 ft.
High .............. 10:29 p.m. 11.9 ft.
Wednesday, April 29
Low ................ 4:21 a.m. 6.3 ft.
High .............. 9:09 a.m. 9.1 ft.
Low ............... 4:07 p.m. 1.0 ft.
High .............. 11:33 p.m. 11.8 ft.
Thursday, April 30
Low ................ 5:42 a.m. 5.7 ft.
High .............. 10:41 a.m. 8.6 ft
Low " 5:15 p.m, 2.0 ft
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SI_ .TON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL -- Published in "hrlMmasown
BLAZERS BLISTER BULLDOGS,
HOST 3-TEAM MEET'TODAY
Blazer lmnerd, throwers and above his best previons effort)
jumpers flirted with two school and the 42' 2" and 39' 68 ''
records ahd a 200 point to(al as Class B shot puts,by Stan Johnston
they swamped Washington junior and Crandall McCutcheon.
high of Olympia in a track meet Today the Blazers host North
on Loop Field last Thursday. Thurston and St. Martin's in a tri-
angular meet on Loop Field, fay-
The final victory margin was
Shelton 193V, Washington 50. ored to hang up another triumph.
It was the ninth straight dual trt- Tie results last week:
umph for Coach Bill Brickert's CLASS A
cinder squad over a three-year (Sheltou 69Vz, Washington 20'/z)
period. LOW HURDLES--JIm Lamt S,
Gary Shelton and Dave Robert- Ed lKazinsky S, Don Johnson S.
son were the record-threateners 16.5.
Shelton ran the Class A 180 in SHOT PUT--John Sells S, Gary
20.9 seconds to come within one- Combs S, Dave Lament S.
tenth of a second of the pinnacle 44' 5".
set by Dan Loitz in 1955 while POLE VAULT---JIm Iaumont S.
Robertson's 9-foot Class B pole No Other places. 9' 6".
vault was within one inch of the 10OrYAR.DASH--ails S, Pane-
standard held jointly by Gene Geist wicz W, Palmer W. 11.6. '
and Larry, Porter set in the same DISCUS--D. Lament S, Kazinsky
meet in 1957.
Other noteworthy performances S, Combs S, 95' 3A".
by Blazer athletes included Gary 50-YARD DASHPanowicz W,
Stmons' 18-foot-2-inch Class A Gary Simmt 8, Roth W. 6.3.
broad jump (a foot and a half 660-YARD RUN---Jerry Linton S,
McLam W, Jolumon S and Wood:
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180-YARD DASH Shelf,s S,
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20.9.
HIGH JUMP---Kazinaky S, Peter-
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BROAD JUMPSIms S, Pan,
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RELAYShelton (Sells, Samoan,
8helton). 52.4.
CLASS B
(Shdt 68, Washington 1S)
LOW HURDLES--Rich ]lrle,r .S,
Crndail McCutcheon S, Gary
OiJklm S. 14.3.
POLE VAULT--Dve Robertson S,
Rieky Durkin 8, Parr W. '9 feet.
100-YARD DASH---Dave Utter S,
Carlton W, Rennie Anderson S.
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EVERGREEN TEXACO pinfems captured the
season championship of the Housewives bowl-
ing league in a play-off with the second half
title winner, Shelton Union Service, last week at
the Timber Bowl. Members of the pennant win-
ners are (from left) Lorna Churchill, Alice
Crossan, Dorothy Killcy, Dolly Davidson, and
Jean Rau. Jean led the title-winning effort
with a stellar 560 series (223-157-180). Betty
Thompson's 425 series topped the losers. Ever-
green Texaco won the first half dhamplonship
and finished third in the second half. Other
members of the Shelton Union Service team
were Goldie Williams, Helen Nutt and Stella
Howard.
Climbers Surprise In Easy Win
Over 3 Rivals; Home 'l00eet Friday
Every Central League track, absence of potential winners. El-
squad has now felt the bite of ma was without Bob Beerbower
the potent Highclimber cindermen"
Shelton, Washin '
SARGENT NO-HITS, IIALLORY .o. 1
BLANKS GULLS IN TWIN WIN this
CENTRAL LEAGUE
W L rt ra
SHELTON ................. 4 0 23 2
Nm'th Thurston .......... 2 0 18 3
Chehalis ...................... 2 0 11 2
St. Martin's ............... 2 2 10 17
Montesano ................. 1 3 10 22
Raymond ...................... 1 3 10 16
Elma ........................... 0 4 4 24
Last Friday
Shelton 4-6, Raymond 0-0
Chehalis 2-9, Elms 0-2
Monte 4-3, St. Martin's 0-4
North Thurston 5, Peninsula 4
( non-con )
TI|I. Friday
Shelton at Montesano.
...... o_ .....
Strong-armed Jim 'Sargent was
in a stingy mood at Loop Field
last Friday afternoon and because
:of it the husky senior righthander
has a non-hit, no-run game to his
credit today.
He accomplished the feat against
Raymond in a five-inning Central
League contest which found the
visiting Gulls returning to their
Willapa Harbor nest without put,
ting a dent in home plate all day
because just prior to Sargent's
no-no performance junior lefthand-
er Jerry Mallory had also shut the
door in a 4-0 decision in the seven-
inning opener.
SARGENT WON his game by a
-0 margin. His only generosities
fro" the day were four walks and
a pair of wild pitches. Two of the
walks and both errant tosses came
in a shaky first frame.
After that the only other Gull
batters to reach base were the
pair he granted free transporta-
tion in the fourth and a lone run-
ner given a life in the second
with ttvo out by shortstop Kerm
the bases loaded.
The second game. h)o, was tight
until the last: inning. Shclton had
o 1-0 lead until five tallies cheeked
in behind four hits, two walks,
two run-scoring wild pitches, and
one costly erFol'. *
It all happened after tile first
two batters were retired. Then
the error, on Getty's bouncer to 1209
short, opened the gates and Tem-
ple followed with a single, Sargent
walked, Manke, A1 Smith and Mal- i
lory singled iu succession and Liv-
rmore walked. Getty and Smith
scored on wild pitches, Manke
plated two with his blows and
Mallory another with his hit.
TEMI)LE DROVE in what really
was the winning run when he
singled Bill Fitchett home iu the
second. Fitchett had walked and
moved to third on wild pitches.
This Friday the Climbers make ... -he';verdi
their first road trip of the season,
going to Montesano for a double Complete
bill to face a team that cowld be
mighty tough with George Raines wiring,
on the mound. Raines shut out roofing,
St. Martin's last Friday on three range,
hits. ter tank.
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Shelton .......... 000 004 x--4 4 0
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Batteries--Olson and Ray; Sar-
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R H E
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Montesano .... 022 000 x-4 6 1
Batteries---Morley and Bucsko;
Raines and Colton.
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after Coach Bob Sund's Shelton
athletes administered a surprising-
ly one-sided whipping to a four-:
team field at North Thurston last
Friday.
At the final count the score
read this way: Shelton 60, North
Thurston 40 Elma 30, St. Mar-
tin's 10.
Highclimber juniors played a
major.role in the triumph, win-:
ning two events and scoring a
total of 25 points.
OUT-STANI)ING in the High-
climber performances for the meet
were junior Tom Kendall's 11-foot
pole vault, the best of his life;
the excellent 1:39.9 mm:k trained
in by the relay quartet of seniors
Harley Somers and ton Deyette
and sophomores Sherry Halbert
and Vince Bostwick; junior War-
ren Zeitler's throws in the shot
and discus, which were the best
of his life albeit good for second
places only; and sot)homore Vince
Bostwick's 55.3 quarter mile
sprint.
Sund had been bK apprehen-
sive over this meet, figuring North
Thurston for a rougher go of it
than the Rams produced. How-
ever, both the Rams and Ehna
were below par somewhat by the
PREP TRACK I{ESULTS
Shelton 60, North Thurston 40, EI-
ma 30b, St,. Martin's 10
Chehalis 89, Montesano 40!.., Ray-
mond 10 '/a
Centralia 62, Kelso 5(3
Olympia 70, East Bremerton 43
Port Angeles 93, South Kitsap 32
Lincoln 75, West Bremerton 38
Central Kit 75V,, North Kit 46
Stadmm 74. Aberdeen 38
Fort Vancouver 68. Hoquiam 50
EVERGREEN SWEEPS
POINTS, OUNDHES
MAJOR PIN TITLE
MAJOR LEAGUE
l'ts
Northwest Evergreen ........ 210
Home Gas Company ............ 185
Dan's Nite Hawks ............... 182
Timber Bowl ........................ 175
Wolden's Chevron Service .... 127
Jim Pauley Inc ..................... 126
Olson Barber & Beauty .... 99/,'.,
Ritner's Broiler ................... 99 t
High totals--Sonny Lowe 601
Bill Roberts 600
, High game--Bill Roberts 232
Northwest Evergreen clinched
the second half Major league bowl-
ing championship Friday night
with an unprecedented feat of
sweeping all 23 pqssible points un-
der the scoring system used by the
citxmit. $
This Friday winds up the schcu-
Hie with playoff following between
the Evergreen lineup and Dan's
Mite Hawks, first half champs.
Scoring was below par last Fri-
day with Sonny Lowe's 601 snd
Bill Roberts' even 600 topping the
field. Roberts had the only out-
standing single game at 232.
Friday's finale will settle, prin-
cipally, who gets second and who
gets last place in the second half
standings, althqugh no rungs are
clinched except the one at the
top.
LOOAL YAOHTSMEN
TO JOIN OLYMPIA
SEASON OPENING
Shelton Yacht Club boats and
members have been invited to
join the Olympia. Yacht Club in
1959 opening 'day ceremonies this
coming Sunday.
Commodore Don McCuiston of
the Shclton yachting group urges
all bost owners to join him at the
Olympia. Yacht Club for break-
fast between 8:00 and 11:00 a.m.
Smlday.
"Join me," said Conunodore Me-
Culston, "but bring your own fifty
cents bccansc that's th(, price of
the huge captain's breakfust."
Officers of .the Olympia club
will nmke and serve as ]lllny hot-
cakes as Hnyone can eat, McCuis:
ton explin.
Roy Kimbel will lead the parade
of Shelton boats in his daft))dil-
yacht-parade wiuner. Flamingo.
The Shelton boats will parade to-
gether in the Olympia opening day
how and at the conclusion of the
festival will rendezvous at Steam-
boat Island before returning to
lwmo po
and George Peek. , whose ,absence Livermore's error. However, Bill
made a big difference m the Eagle Fitchett saved Sargent's no-hitter St. Martin's ........ 211 06---4 6 1
relay team and in the sprints while with a brilliant stop of Don La- Montesano .......... 000 30---3 7 1"
Robin Brockmueller didn't run the pinski's hard smash down the Batteries--Bucsko and Rouleau;
220. John Lund didn't compete third-base line to retire the side Cokeley, Raines (3), Cokeley (5)
for the Rams in the weight events, in the third, and Colton. It' H E
where he had been a consistent Mallory struck out 13 and gave
winner earlier this season, but three hits in the opener but Chehalis .......... 000 001 1--2 5 2
IN THE EARLIER meets the he was somewhat wilder than usu- Elma .............. 000 000 0--0 1 2
Highclimbers had defeated Che: al with three walks a hit batter Batteries --- Dowling and MeN
halls in a dual meet and Monte- and two wild pitches.' No Raymond hart; Osgood and Himes.
sand and Raymond in a triangular, runner got past second base. R H E
so Friday's victory completed a
sweep of Central League rivals.
However, the Climbers will play
host to North Thurston this Fri-
day in a dual meet on Loop FieId
starting at 3:30. Lund will be in
Ram regalia this time.
Sbelton's surprising 60 point to-
tal Friday was achieved by win-
ning five events (25 points), cap-
luring eight seconds (24 points),
four thirds (8) and three fourths
(3).
Junior Rawlin Mclnelly in tlm
mile and senior Harley Seiners in
the low hurdles were the other
Highclimber winners.
The results:
SHOT PUT--Williams NT, Warren
Zeitler S, Walt-n NT, Pete Bue-
ehel S. 47' 1.1, ''.
HIGH HURDLES- Wetd E, L.rle
S(mmr, S, Murphy E, Blume NT.
18.1.
HIGH JUMP-.Olson NT, Rertsch
NT, Murphy E and Barry E tied.
5' 8".
100-YARD DASH .... Brockmueller
E, II. Seiners S, Yarbora NT,
Mason NT. 11 flat.
880-YARD RUN ..... Ayotte SM,
Roy Buzzard S, I)ave Romnltr(
S, Olson NT. 2:06.1.
440-YARD DASH :--- Wince Boat-
wick S, ton l)eyette S, Sher-
rick SM, Hamlon NT. 55.3.
POLE VAULT.-. Tom Kendall S,
Berg NT and Murphy E tied,
Ron Guthrie S. 11 feet.
220-YARD DASH -- Mason NT,
Sherry Halbert S, Ed lwson S,
Koenig NT and Levesque SM
tied. 25.3.
DISCUS--McCall NT, Zeitler S,
l)ave Sharpes S, Williams NT,
130' 3 !;,".
LOW HUI’I)LES. If. Somer S,
Weld E, Kendall S, Walton NT.
23.5.
BROAD JUMP--Brockmueller E,
Ray Baker S, Weld E, Olson
NT. 18' 11".
RELAY--Shelton (H. Somers, Hal-
bert, Bostwick, Deyette), North
Thurston, EIma. 1:38.9.
PREP BASEBALL SODRES
Centralia 9, Olympia 0
Aberdeen 14, Hoquiam 11
South Kitsap 11, Port Townsend 0
Sequim 5, North Kitsap 2
East Bremerton 2, Stadium 1
Stadium 3, East Bremerton 0
Centralia 2, Hoquiam 1
Montesano 5, St. Martin's 0
St..Martin's 4, Montesano 3
Lincoln 15, West Bremerton 1
Lincoln 1, West Bremerton 0
Chehalis 2, Elms 0
Chehalis 9, Elma 2
Shelton 4, Raymond 0
Shelton 6, Raymond 0 l
North Thurston 5, Pe|insu a 4
Wilson 6, Olympia 0
Olynlpia 12, Wilson 11
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THE SLIM southpaw was in
most serious trouble in the third,
when two hits with none away
looked ominous. However, Mallory
then struck out the next three.
The Gulls had two aboard in only
one other inning, by a walk and
hit batter with one down in the
fifth.
At the same time the Climbers
were not bruising the ball very
vigorously themselves as they gar-
nered only nine hits in the two
games and earned only one run.
There were no extra base blows.
Husky first-sacker Denny Tem-
ple was the day's batting luminary
with three hits in five tr/ps while
stubby second-sacker Ray Manke
drove in three runs for honors in
that important department, though
he had only one hit. Mallory con-
tinued to sahn the pellet hard!
with two-fin'-five for the day and
a season mark now of 8-for-17.
THE FIRST GAME was a score-
less duel for 5 /nnings, the
Climbers plating all four of their
rims in the sixth on one hit (Bill
Fitchett's lead-off single), three
walks (to Garth Getty, Roger
Hermes and Manke), two errors
and Bob Fitchett's stolen base.
The only RBI credited among the
four was when Manke walked with
TIDES OF THE WEEK
Computed fQr Hood Canal
(Oakland Bay flde are oe ao.
and i mlnut later.)
Chehalis ................ 125 01-. 9 5 2
Ehua ...................... 011 0{---2 2 4
Bo, tteries-. Lyle, Arrington {3),
Allie (5J and Melhart; Tornquist
and Osgood.
Priday, April 24
High .............. 4:48 a.m. 12.3 ft.
Low ................ 11:39 a.m. -2.5 ft.
High .............. 6:28 p.m. 12.4 ft.
Low ................ 12:02 p.m. 5.1 ft.
Saturday, April 25
High .............. 5:28 a.m. 12.1 ft.
Low ................ 12:24 p.m. -2.7 ft.
High .............. 7:24 p.m. 12.4 ft.
Sunday, April 26
Lqw ................ 0:56 a.m. 5.7 ft.
High ............... 6:11 a.m. 11.6 ft.
Low ................ 1:15 p.m. -2.5 ft.
High .............. 8:23 p.m. 12.3 ft.
Monday, April 2"
Low ................ 1:56 a.m. 6.2 ft.
High .............. 7:00 a.m. 10.9 ft.
Low ................ 2:07 p.m. -1.9 ft.
High .............. 9:25 p.m. 12.1 ft.
Tuelay, April 28
Low ................ 3:04 a.m. 6.5 ft.
High .............. 7:56 a.m. 10.0 ft.
Low ................ 3:04 p.m. -1.1 ft.
High .............. 10:29 p.m. 11.9 ft.
Wednesday, April 29
Low ................ 4:21 a.m. 6.3 ft.
High .............. 9:09 a.m. 9.1 ft.
Low ............... 4:07 p.m. 1.0 ft.
High .............. 11:33 p.m. 11.8 ft.
Thursday, April 30
Low ................ 5:42 a.m. 5.7 ft.
High .............. 10:41 a.m. 8.6 ft
Low " 5:15 p.m, 2.0 ft
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