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196 , I-IELTON--MAS0N C0UN z" Published in c'C,hristmastown, U.S.A." Shelton Washington PACE 11 toss the greens 0lympial leserve. t Olympia ts a spicy 8oo4 OOmpanyl TO ilAHAGE TOWH EAM; B[Q URHOUT NflBAY SPORTS With a highly successful open- ing worl(out under its belt and the appointment of a non-playing manager, the Shellon town team rebirth apl)eared i:o he beaded for a healthy infancy Sunday. Nineleen aspirants for the squad reporl.ed at I~oot) Field Sunday afternoon with several others ex- pected after being unable to make tllt~ opening \VOI'I~01.1t. fol' ()tie re/L- SOil 01' another. Frank Dan ford, a veteran of pre-World War I1 playing exper- ience in the old Timber League, has accepted the managerial roles and will direct the Loggers on the field. He is electronics mainten- ance director at Eells & Valley Appliance Center. Workonts will be held each Monday and Wednesday even- ings at Loop Field for thetime being, Danford said. The possibili- ty of a scrimmage with MeCleary town team this Saturday evening is also in offing. McCleary and Shelton expect to be rival entries in the Timber League this year, along with Aber- deen, Elms, Bucoda, Chehalis, *0 7-65 Winlock, the Corrections Center and possibly others. Activity to provide the team with uniforms and finances for the purchase of equipment has been underway for the past week or so and is meeting with encouraging response from business firms and interested individuals. Jerry Mal. lory has spearheaded this activity. Firms or individuals wishing to asstst the town team by sponsor- !ing the tow team by sponsoring a uniform or contributing cash may do so by contacting Mallory or Danford. If I have made any valuable discoveries, it has been owing more to patient attention, than to any other talent. ---Sir Isaac Newton Lustre Electric ent a Blue T.ustra Shampooer for $1. buy famous Blue thls easy-to-use equipment. You'll look of Available At Your COAST-TO-COAST STORE 126 6. 2nd Ray ,Prouty, owner Phone 426-3111 FRANK DANFORD To Manage Town Team REG TEAMS WINS REG LOOP TITLE Shelton Recreation won the all- ~eason championship of the wo- men's Recreation bowling league by scoring a 2398-2369 victory over Ritner's Pink Ladies in the post-season rolloff last Friday. For the Rec quintet the scoring was: Donna Coleman 474, La- Vonne Castle 410, Dot Hanlon 380, Adair Neau 492, Mary Wick- en 480. For the Pink Ladies it was: BobbLe Barnett 499, Lorene Wilson 439, Helen Burnett 363, Gerry Geist 426, and Vera Bishop 435. The Pink Ladies held p 69-54 ad- vantage in the handicaps. The second half schedule was completed last Thursday with the standings like this: W L Shelton Recreation .......... 45½ 10% Rttner's Pink Ladies .... 34 22 Olsen Furniture .............. 33½ 22½ Rainier Beer .................... 33 23 Lemke's Service ............ 25½ 30½ Northwest Evergreeu .... 19½ 36½ Lucky Lager .................. 17 29 Boysen Construction ...... 16 40 High game~-LaVonne Castle 201. High series--Donna Coleman 498. Split picks--Doris Neff and Lo- rene Wilson, each 5-7. Rec 4 (Donna Coleman 493), Rainier 0 (Mem Smith 463); Lem- ke's 3 (Corrine Clary 446), Boy- sen's 1 (San Hoff 465); Lucky 3 ~Sandy Belulert 445), Evergreen 1 (Mac Dunbar 470); Olsen 3 By BRUCE HOARD Well, it finally happened! The Shelton Blazers streak of junior high dual track me~t vic- tories collapsed after 32 stl~aight successes during the past nine 1ears. Defeat came at the hands of powerful Washington Bulldog squad last Thursday in Olympia by a score of 142~ to 106½. The last time a Blazer track squad was whipped in dual or triangular competition was in 1956. i er S, Adams S. 12.6. 100 -- Mclntosh W, Jubb S, Nel- son W. 11.6. Shot --- Kirkland W, Cushman W, Richards S. 48'51/,". 50 --- SweLL S, Fluts~Lh W, Mills S. 6.1. Bl~ad Jump --- Ohman W, Swett S, Clause W. 16' 11½". 180 --- Clayton S, Nelson W, Cushman W. 20.6. High Jump -- Flower S, Wit- craft S, 3-way tie W for 3rd. 4' 6"1 Here are the figures by classes: Pole Vault -- Stallings W, Tu- A B C Ttl son S, Hergert S and Ronsh S. Washington ...... 66 43 33yz 142~ 19' 6,: -- -. • r.^- Shelton .............. 29 34 43Vz 106yz [ ReLay --- waShington, au.'L The Blazer victory !n Clase C I C~ASS O want enough to offset the bad ....... th - Shot -- Burflend S, Brandsford beating m w[ass A ana e nat'- S, Silva W. 34' 0". row loss in Class B. Low Hurdle~-Burfiend S, Dob- Despite the lose several Blazer ler W, Shrum S. i4.2: cindermen turned in commendable 100 -= Silva W, Eagle S, Batt- efforts. In C competition, Lee Burfiend lem W. 12.0. 50 -- Long W, Jackson S, Cas- was a double winner with a fine ;tro W. 6.3. 34-foot heave in the shot put and Pole Vault -- Daniels S, Barnett a 14.2 effort in the low hurdles. Best efforts in the B's was Doug S, Bostrom S. 8' 6% 75 -- Okonek S, Hazelquist W, Swett's 6.! in the 50-yard dash Brandsford S. 9.5. and Eric Clayton's 20.3 in.the 180, Broad Jump --, Jewell W, Long yard dash. Chris Close had a valiant 5'4" W, H~eifi~t W. 15' 2". mgh Jump -- S, Bur- winning high jump in the Class A fiend S, Cole S and Je~ell W ties. competition. Today thd Blazers face another 4' 8" rugged z~val in the Hopkins Hus- Reiay-- Washington. 53.7. kies from Aberd~en, unbeaten so far this year, with Lo6p Field a.~ MERCHANTS LEAGUE L the scene of action. Competition starts at 3:30. Olympio Plywood .......... 38 18 Other junior high track scores Fuller ConstruCtion ........ 34½ 21½ last week: Hopkins 138 Centralia Prepp's Rexall Store ...... 33½ 22½ 111. Miller 134½, Hoquiam 114½. Ralph's Serve-U .............. 29 27 Jefferson 166½, St. Martins 80½, Kimbel & Whitey's .......... 25 31 Hood Canal 141, Tumwater 88. Miller's .............................. 23 33 The individual results of the Stewart's Foodliner ........ 22 34 Washington-Shelton meet: State Farm Insurance ..1937 CLASS A Shot--Carpenter W, Purvis S, Snyder W. 42' 6½". Low Hurdle~--Renecker S, Da- vis W, Brown W. 16.2. Dtseus--Hangge W, Stone S, F'itzthurn S. 96' 9~". 100--Carpenter W, Lamb W, Austin S. 11.2. 50 -- Dor~ey W, Carpenter W. Howe S. 6.1. 880 -- Ames W, Ray W, Allen W. 2:18. 180 -- Smith W, Whitney W, Ju- dah S, 19.7. Broad Jump --- Smith W, SLen- der W, Howe S. 18' 1½". Pole Vault --- Chemey S, Reneck- er S, McIntyre W. 9' 6". High Jump -- Close S, Lamb W, Cousins W. 5' 4". Relay -- Washington. 48.9. High game--Flor Minoza 242. High series--L. L. Mclnelly 588. ' Fuller 4 (L. L. McInelly 588), Stewart's 0 (Bob Lichter 526) State Farm (Jerry Christy 552), Ralph's 1 (Don Josephson 495) K & W 2 (Flor Minoza 497), Mil- ler's 2 (JemT Dresher 504); Ply- wood 2 (Bob Bansford 565), Prepp's 2 (Larry Swift 527). Faslballers To Play 1965 Home Games A! Callanan Park Field Home games at Callanan Park should smooth the road consider- ably for Shelton's fastball entry in the Olympia City League this sunlnler. In past yem's the Shelton team has had to play all its games in Olympia, necessitating two trips a week to the Capital City. This year, says Manager Chink Hawley. arrangements have been made to use the baseball field at Callanan Park on Mt. View on Monday even- ings, so the Shelton entry will get an even break in the home-and- home schedule which it has not en- joyed in past seasons. The team is holding workouts each Monday and Thursday even- ings at 6:00 o'clock at Callanan md Hawley invites all players in- terested.in joining the squad to do so at these workouts. League play probably will start early in June or perhaps late May. Bob Ashley and Ray Densley have been named local umpires for the league, Hawley said. They will join the Olympia Umpires Association. TEACHERS LEAGUE Redin' . ............................... 71 37 'Rithmetic ........................ 70 38 'Ritin' . ............................... 53V~ 54½ ~i'ardies ............................... 51 57 Recess ................................ 43 65 Skippers ............................ 35½ 72~.~ High games--Jean Temple 154, Bruce Scl~warck 204. High series--Dm