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Show Their Pewee In Re
"tati
~:'1RST ACRL~$ 3---Tom Lowe
hls left leg tightly taped to sup-
port a pulled muscle sheath,
flashed across the finish line the
victor in the 100-yard dash in
SatOrday l~ight's Invitational fi-
nals. Teammate Don Clary,
whose elbow shows up in the
right foreground, was next to
the camera as he finished sec-
ond to Lowe.
UP TO A RECORD -- Mike
Johnson is shown making his
successful cross over the pole
vault bar at 14 feet 3 inches for
a new Shelton Invitational Track
Meet record Saturday night• He
has just completed his push
away from his fiberglass vault-
ing pole and is making his twist
away from the crossbar• Mike
has a Shelton school re~ord of
14' 5",
BROAD JUMPERS W$C
track coach Jack Mooberry IS
passing out the ribbons to the
broad jump victors in this scene
at Saturday night's Shelton In-
vitational track meet. Waiting
for his blue ribbon after setting
a new meet and School record at
21 feet 9~2 inches Is Shelton's
Mike Johnson at the fa~" right
while at the far left is High-
climber Jerry Westlund, who
was fifth in the event. Between
them are (from left) Sumner'e
Zackula, F o r t Vancouver's
Goode, and R. A, Long's Crum.
rlne.
If any dotlbt existed that Shel~ meet record. He has el4' 5" school
ton has one of the state:s power- mark .... '
house prep track aggregations it After clearing 14' 3" Saturday
was indelibly erased Saturday night by a comfortable margin he
night on Loop Field when the made three attempts at 14' 9"
Highclimbers won their own Invi- without success. His record broad
rational meet by the widest margin jump was made on his first an~
with the highest point total from only leap of the evening
the strongest field in the five year Three other recordswere broW-
history of the event.
The Climbers simply and literal-
ly ran away from their guests
to pile un an incredible 75 points.
War behind came Puyallup with
39, R.A. Long at 36, West Bremer-
ton and Sumner at 30 each, ML.
Tahoma at 29, Port Angeles 25,
South Kitsap 24 1/3.
Aberdeen, winner of the Invit-
ational aH four p~evious years,
came in with only eight points.
Other scores: Olympia 19 1/3.
~ort Ya]Yeouver 19..North Thurs-
ton, Raymond, and Hoquiam 16
'inch, ~ark Morris 15. Cm'tis and
Contrails ]2 each, Kelso 10, Ever-
green (Vaneouveri 8 1/3, Lopez
V~la, ncl 6,
Aulmvn 5. Tumwatel: 4,
Peninsula, Elnaa. East Bremerton
-nd Central Kitsnp 2 each, La-
Center, and Ortin~ 1 each. RidF.e-
field. Bellarmine. 3ovce and Castle
Rock 0 each.
OUTSTAN!OING inividual Per-
Co, met-of the meet has to be Shel-
+on's versatile junior, Mike John-
son, who won two events with rec-
urd performances. His 21 foot 9V~
inch broad jump was both a new
meet and school record while his
14 foot 3 inch pole vault was a new
MEET RECORDS NOW
After Saturday's competition.
~eet records for thc Shelton In-
,iLational now look like this: 1
100- -La nghans, Aberdeen, 10
,let, 1963. h '
220--Lung ans, Aberdeen, 22
flat, 1963.
440---Van Dyk, Hudson's Bay,
~1.2, 1963.
880---Boora, Aberdeen, 1:57.5,
' 964.
Mile -- Watte, Port Angeles,
4:29.3, 1965.
2-Mile--Winkle, Puyallup, 10:-
01.5, 1965.
Low Hurdles---O'Dell, Mt. Si,
20.7, 1963.
High hurdles--Pasckvale, Aber-
::leon, 15 flat, 1961.
en the mtle by Waite of Port
Angeles at 4:29.3, the high jump
by Noyes of Contrails at 6 feet
5/8 inch, and the shot put by Ve~t
of Pnyallu~ 'at a •hefty 56 feet 11½
inches.
THERE WERE THREE near
records---the 440 by 1West Breme~'-
t on's Tropple at 51.3 (record is
51.2), the high hurdles by Ray-
mond's Mee at 15.3 (record is
15.0~, and the low hurdles by
North Thm'ston's Berg at 21.0
(record is 20.7).
LooT.) Field's rain-softened track
was not conducive to records in
the rmmtn~, ewmts, oz]ly one of
five new marks coming outside
field events.
Beside,~ Johnson's two blue rib-
bons. Tom aowe was Shelton'~
,~tller winner. Lowe breezed to via-
~orv in the 100 in a fine 10.3 con-
~.iderin~ track condition. He for-
sook the 440. in which he we.,~
cmalificd, hut ran the anchor leg" on
Shelton's third place 880 relay
~:eanl.
GREAT AS WAS the 20 'poinf
contribution of Johnson, hardly
'ess brilliant was the outst~ndin~
nerformmlce of seninor Don CI,xvW
The swift Sl)rin.tcr came through
with two highly important sec-
ond places in the 100 and 220 and
~,ave his 880 relay team a.second
leg lead for a total contribution of
17V.2 ooinis. (First place rated
~0 points, second 8. third 6, four-
th 4, fifth 2 and sixth 1).
Clary got into the 100 by the
hack door, so to speak. He wa~
tied for seventh place after the
qualifying heats in tim afternoon
(places were detetrmined' hy tlmesl
and won one fli~0ped coin for the
last spot in the fitml.~, He ,was, t2xe,
No• 4 qualifier in the 220, then
came through in the clutch with
his two upset seconds when the
chips were down.
All-in-all, the s~ior speedster
had himself a very big night whe~
it co, rated big.
Broad Jump--.Mike Johnson, ANOTHER GREAT contributinr
Shelton, 21' 9½", 1965. to the Highclimber cause came
High jump--Noyes, Centralia, from =enior Je.rry WeStlund, who
6' 5/8 ', 1965. , placed in three e~ents for a total
Pole Vault--Mike Johnson, of 14 points. He took second in the
~helton, 14 3", 1965. high jump at 6 feet even (tying i
DiscusT~,-Suktwaty, R. A. Long, his own scho01 'record) behind i
163' 10~ 19
/5 , 63. ,,Noyes' record jump, fourth in the
Shot---Vest, Puyallup, 56' 11~£ , broad jump behind Johnson's rec-
1965
' ord leap,, and fifth in the pole
Mile' relay-:-Lake Washington, 3:- vault again belMnd Johnson's rec-
1963.
ord soar ~ an
3].2, • ~ • d Clary were the
880 relay:-Aberdeen, 1:33.5, only Climbers competing tn three
963. events. ,
REWARDED---Don C;ary p!ay-
ed a key .role in Shelton's tre-
mendous showing in Saturday's
fifth annual Invitational track
n~i~t With hl~ t~b sebb~d IH~Ces.
Here he is receiving his red rib-
bon for his placing in the 220-
yard dash behind George Op~ahl
of Longvlew,s Mark Morris
hl h.
POLE VAULTERS---University
of Washington track coach Stan
Heiserman is shown here shak-
ing the hand of Shelton's Mike
Johnson after handing him the
blue ribbon for winn ng the pole
vault at a new meet record of
14'3" Saturday in Shelton's fifth
annual Invitational track meet.
Heiserman had previously hand.
ea fifth and fourth place rib-
bons to H ig hclimbe, rs Jerry
Weatlund and Bob Miller, thirO
place to Lee Arthaud of Ho-
quiam and second place to Lar-
ry LeBrec Of Aberdeen. Arthaud
and LeBrec tied for second and
flipped for the second place
ribbon.
I
Johnson, Clary and Westlund
among them scored enough points
to ~rin the meet for Shelton, a
total of 51½.
Other Shelton points came on
Bob 3~nson's fifth in the 880,
Duahe Wtlson's tie for third in
the high jump, and Bob Miller's
fourth in the pole vault.
Two former Sheltonians com-
peted for visiting schools Sate]r-
day. Mike Buzzard took third in
the 100 for Lopez Island while
Larry Dittman, due to a muscle
strain suffered Friday, ~failed to
qualify for Aberdeen in the (lashes,
where he has had clockings of 9.9
in the 100 and 50.8 in the 440.
An estimated 1,500 spectators
thrilled to the performances o~
250 prep athletes in what has be-
come one of the state's outstand-
ink track spectacles. The grand-
stand was packed and soy.oral
hundred additional watchers stood
along the sidelines to the west of
the stands, probably equalling Or
perhaps even exceeding an average
footbsll game crowd in Shelton.
THE PI.ACINGS in each event
were:
2-mile Winkle, Puyallup; Ring,
Mr. Tahoma; Hayes, Curtis; Lyn-
ch, N. Thurston; Hanberg, West
Brem.; Avery, LaCenter. 10:01.5 HawkinS,
(meet record since it is first time
event ha~ been included).
120-yard High Hurdles--Moo,
Raymond; Taylor, Mt. Tahoma,
Holtine/ South Kitsap; Phillips,
Aubutm; Hamel, Peninsula; Ma-
lone. Mark Morris. 15.3 (record Tahoma, tie
15.0) tis;
Discus--Windel], Fort Vancou- gre
ver; Kuter, Evergreen; Harper, for
R.A. Long; Monroe, Tumwater; 180
Rowswell, N, Thuvston; Hansen. Thurston;
Mark }]Ior~s 1'47' 6': (record 163'
1 I "
0 ~ --- note: ~esL Puyallup,
scratched or th~w out-of-bounds ris. 21.0 {
on all three of his throws, each ,220--C
exceeding 165'). ClarY, S]
Lundberg,
100--Tom Lowe, Shelton; Don cos, Elm~
Clary, Simlton; Mike Buzzard, Lo- (record
pez Island; Nail, South Kitsap; j
Opsahl, Mark Morris; Muir, Mr.
Tahoma 10.3 [record 10.0).
Shot---Vest, Puyallup; Stahl, nor, Jerry
Puyallup; Ebbert, South Kitsap; Reagan,
McGuire, Hoquiam, and Windell,(meet
Fort Vancouver. tied; Randall.ord
Olympia, 56' llV2" (meet records"
880----Newman, Kelso; Sa~ldison,
Port Angeles; Brewer, \¥est Brem-
erton; Hagedon] Puyallup; Bob Etzel.
Johnson, Shelton; Rasmussen. R. ord).
A. Long. 1:59.8 [record 1:57.5).
440--Tropple. West Bremerton;
Y SETS NEW
hind,
14' 3"
Stu Looney's new school record in the .440 sad repeated his feel
in the tw0-mile highlighted Shel- on the 'a:~('!mr lap ()f the 880 re-
ion's 35th consecutive dual meetlay Lov,,,~ he~t Hawkins in the
track success last Thursday at
~outh Kitsap.
The 79-57 count was mo~ one-
~ided than the margin indicates as
'he Climbers for. the most part
.yore looking ahead to Saturday's
big Invitational and wherever pos-
ible performed undo= -
~', , =r wraps.
Looney toured the e
ight laps
~n :10:33.2 to set the new school
mark. The 2-mile has been an ev-
ent on the prep'track calendar
for only two years.
Shelton swept the three jumping
~vents with Je~ry W
• " esthmd shar-
centnry, h(,wever.
Torn'm.,,)w the Climbers go after
their 36th in ~ row against Central
Kitsap at Silverdale. This is the
final dual meet of Lhe year.
TIlE EVENT RESIILTS: ....
2-mile-..Stn Looney S, Dave Mil'-
tenlmrger S, Harpe~" SK. 10:33.2
(new school record).
.High Hurdles--Holtine SK, Mtke
Brlckert S, Kales SK. 15.7.
100--Tom Lowe S, Hawkins SK,
Don Clary S. 10.4. ton 50.
880--:Bob Jolms~n S, Smith SK, 38Central
Jeff Haskins S. 2:01.0.
440---Hawkins SK, Moore SK.
50 5
Low Hurdles--Perry Ruse S,
Brlekert S, Holtine SK. 21.7.
Broad jump--Mike Johnson S,
M alrty Ro.~,e S, Jerry Weslund S.
20-11 ....
MILLER JOINED Johnson in Shot put--Elbert SK, Bill Bat-
the double.wimler circle with '~ stone S; Brown SK. 52' 9t~''.
blue ribbon in line discus at 141,0,7 .. Po,e vault---Mike J.ohnson S and
Shelt0n ~on nine events, the Bob Miller S, tied, Westlund S. 12'
~thers being, th?8 mi~ (~t¢ld Pi, ep. O", . .
oe~nau in ~ :41:. )., __}e 100 (Tom[ 220--Nail SK, D~= Clary R,
Lowe in 10.4), me 880 (Bob John- ]Te~y I~Ris~mnlere.~. 23.1.
0) ano toe l~W . t
son in 2:01., . ^_!e. hut ]. H gh jump-=We~flund S, Dimne
I ' lgose in zl y)
dles (Per'3 o •'. • I Wllson S and Chief Clayton S, tie
South Kitsap w n. the 880 re-]for 2nd. 51 10".
lay in the scn~mtt~g time of] Mile run--~ReidPreppernau 8.
• 1 ' _.... in J Javelin--Bryant SK, Barring
t kin first and thiro m the hi~hlSK ~.~1~= _~z ~no ~,,
a g -40 an ............ ~-~,-.,.,.,,.,,o , .
htudlea and the 4, a first in l Discus--MIBer S, Ebbert SK.
the 220: . . I Re~ny Ma~on S. 141' 0".
S~uth's HaWkinS !'an a blister. ~ Mile relay--South Kitsap, 3:35.0.
ing ~0.5 to cleanlY uounce. Lowe] 880 Relay--South Kitsap 1:33.2.
st
~0~. [
Eat(il i:
EJECTiNG--Like a fighter-pi.
lot ejecting f~om I~is cockp!t,
Jerry Westlund shot ttp.°ver.,toe
high jump bar at six tees ~at-
urday night to earn an tin.P0,_r-
tans second place for the ~=O~.-
clitTI ) r Inyl[at Oil It
Track and F'ield Meet on .L;~
West,und
of 14 points in three omtte e.t
events to' be one of the mare
cogs In Shelt,on's 've
team victory In the big e •