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cL-IMBER TRACKMEN
WAD,.0m,..a ,°;-m AGAIN, SOUNDLY WHIP WOLVES.
expectedly easy 722/3 to 401/3
Mud and rain and the South
Wolves couldn't squelch
Bob Sand's dauntless Highclimber
cindermen, who rolled to an an-
HERB ROTTER
Title Insurarq:s Building
Prospectus on Request
ONLY CAREFUL DRIVERS
Garry Safeco'e tehmlve Gold Identification Card. It masns their
driving record and respect for the lives and property of othem
has earned them important cash savingsl If you are qow paying
hiBh insurance rata deepita constant care and caution-then
Gall us todayl Safeco was designed for mature, "Preferred Risk"
people who take their driving and iusuranca m¢ioualy.
8AV sr WITH '!
Rocky Hembr0ff Agency
. .1,6 Ho. 2No PHONE HA 6:3367
W ei-I Orillin-g
WATER WELLS- TEST HOLES
SHELTON-MASON COUN'P JOURNAE -- Published in uCrsfmaatown, U.B.A.," She]ton, Washing, ton
6iris Win, Boys Lose
In Prep Tennis Play
wound up with a win and a loss
for their weekend competition but
this time it was the reverse of the
previous week.
The girls won over North
Thurston, 3-2, after losing the
first two singles matches, then
rallying to take the third singles
and both doubles for a come-from-
behind victory.
Leslie Rice started the victory
ball rolling by taking the No. 3
singles, then Kathy Drebick and
Barb Barnett, who had been losers
in the No. 1 and No. 2 singles, won
the No. 1 doubles and Anna Marie
Riske and Jean Martig clinched
the decision by winning the second
doubles.
The boys +squad, 'missing the
'presence of No. 1 singles player
Nick Zopolts, lost by a 1-4 count
to 'the Rams. Zopolis went to
Seattle for West Point physical
exams, Teturned in time to play
in the No. 1 doubles match with
Glen Young and that was the only
match the Climbers won.
Young, stepping up to the No.
1 singles spot, Jerry Eby and
Martin Auseth, also playing a
notch above their accustomed
i places, were losers, as were Aus-
eth and Eby as the No. 2 doubles
combo.
This Friday the Climber squads
engage Elma..,
HARLEY SOMERS f Blazers Capture 10th
ALTERNATE ON
GRID GROUP Straight Dual Track'
00l,et-footed Harley S,,n,e,'s Meet by 210-38 Count
leading scorer in the Ccnh'al North Thurston provided lit+Lie
League last fall whle playing
halfback for the She)ton High- competition in the B and C events
++ and took a solid whipping in the
climbers, was named second alter- A division as guest:s of the Shel-
Rate halfback on the West squad ton Blazers in a one-sided junior
whichmeets the East in the an- high track meet on Loop Field last
nual state all-star football game Thursday afternoon.
next August 29 in Spokane. The Blazers wound up with a
Harley was also the Central 210 point total against 38 for
League's top ground- gainer last North Thurstor[.
fall. One new school record emerged
John Lund, husky North Thtu's- from the slaughter when Ricky
ton guard, was named an alter- Durkin hoisted himself to 9 feet 2
nate lineman while Bob Schwarz inches in the Class B pole vault,
of Chehalis was selected as one bettering the old mark by one
of the first squad halfbacks to inch.
become other Central League Danny bison turned in an excel-
players honored by the selectors ..... lent 20.9 second 180 yard dash
head coach Werner Neudorf of in Class B and Jerry Linton
Foster, assistants Chuck Furno of knocked more than two seconds
Fort Vancouver and Larry Muniz- off his previous best time with a
za of Arlington. 1:40.8 performance in the Class A
Brian Boulac of Olympia was 660.
named an end on the first squad. North Thurston failed to score
a single point in the Class B
MERCHANTS LEAGUE
W L
Johnson's Shell Service 42V.., 21%,
Prepp's Rexall Store .... 41 & 22.,
Thackeray Electric ...... 36 28
Kimbel Motors Inc ..... 31 33 ,
Olympic Plywood ........ 27 l& 36%+
Western Meat .............. 27 37
Ziegler's Camera Shop 261/ 37 l&
Don's Flying A Service 24 40
"High game--Norm Cowan 223
High total--Norm Cowan 578
victory under Iop Field eondit-
mrs more suitable for water polo
than running and jumping Tues-
day afternoon.
Shelton's cinder squad swept
the high hurdles, broad jump and
half mile and leaped one-two in
the pole vault while submerging
a rival which had done well in
Olympic Peninsula league compe-
tition this spring and figured on
the dope sheet to be a real men-
ace to the winning streak the
Climber thinclads have run up in
dual meet action the past two
years.
IT WAS the tenth straight tri-!
umph for Sund's track and field
athletes in dual, triangular or
quadrangular meet rivalry since
varly last year. Their only loss
in the interim was in the Central
League all-conferenco meet a year
ago.
Conditions were so miserable it
was impossible for good marks,
but the 10.9 century run by Bob
Hawkins of S.K. and the 17.7
high hurdle romp by Laurie Sore-
era of $helton were certainly corn:.
mendable.
m
The meet served as a mid-week
tune-up for the Highclimbers for
the Central League all-conference
meet Saturday at Loop Field.
The results:
HIGH HURDLES -- Laurie
GOLF CLUB CALENDAR
events and only seven in the Class
C. The margins were 77-0 and 70-
7 in those classes while the Blaz-
ers ran up a 63-31 edge in the
Clas A competition.
The Blazers go to Centralia to-
day for a dual meet.
Last week's results:
CLASS A
(Shelton 63, North Thurston 31)
LOW HURDLES '--- Walton NT,
Jim Lamont S, Ed Kazinsky S.
16.4
100-YARD DASH .... John Sells
S, Gillis NT, Ronnie Orr S. 11.5
50-YARD DASH ..... Gary Simons
S, Lee Buzzard S, Gillis NT. 6.2
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Phone HA. 6-4713
Route 3, Box 170, Shelton
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BLUE OX THEATRE
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, May 1 - 2 -3
Announcing the return engagement of two great pictures brought
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Due to special arrangements Walt DIsney's "THE SHAGGY
DOG" will play six big days beginning Wednesday, May 20-21-22-
23-24-25-Forest Festival Week. Special Matinee Saturday, May
23, 12:00 p.m. Continuous+ Admission Children 35€, Students
75€, Adults 85€.
Somer8 $, Tim Hurst S, Gary
Schneider S. 17.7.
100-YARD DASH -- Hawkins
SK, Sherry Halbert S, Bolinger
SK. 10.9.
880-YARD RUN--Dave Round-
tree 8, Roy Buzzard $, Dave
Pearce S. 2:12.7.
POLE VAULT--Gary Lord S,
Tom Kendall S, Norman SK. 9' 7".
440-YARD DASH--Bolinger SK,
Vlnce Bostwlck S, Lon Oeyette S.
55.5.
SHOT PUT--Ochs SK, Warren
Zeitler S, Collins SK. 48 ft.
LOW HURDLESDaniels SK,
Kendall S, Schneider. S. 23.3.
HIGH JUMP L. Somers S,
Bering SK, Will Rodgers S and
Hurst S and Hembd SK all tied.
5' 2".
BROAD JUMP--Halbert S, Ray
Baker S, Don Northness S. 18' 7".
220-YARD DASH .... Hawkins
SK, Halbert S, Offield SK. 25.0.
MILE RUN--Rawlin Mclnelly
S, Sandburg SK, 'Mike McCletndon
S. 5:08.5.
DISCUS-Collins SK, Zeitler S,
Dave Sharpes S, 126' 5J+. ''.
RELAY--Shelton (Joe Ilw)n,
Bostwick, Halbert, Deyette).
1:43.0.
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€
Kneeland's successor as pro-
manager of the Shelton course has
not yet been selected and he will
remain at his local post until such
time as the new man is chosen.
That selection is in the hands of
the board of directors of the Shel-
ton club now and a number of can-
didaes for the position are being
considered, according to President
Bill Ba tstone.
Kneeland is a native son of
Shelton who was graduated from
Irene S. Reed high school in 1932
and has been prominent in golf-
ing circles here since his high
school days, when he caddied and
played on the old Shelton golf
course which later became a part
of the present airtort.
In moving to the Twin Cities
area he joins a friend of long
standing, Harry Christopherson, i
who recently purchased a bowling
alley in that conlmunity.
$ * $
CLIMBERS LOSE PAIR
Dave Knutzen cardcd a sturdy
84 for low score on his team yet
had the unfortunate experience of
being shutout by both his individ-
ual rivals as the Highclimber prep
golf team dropped a pair of Cen-
tral League matches to St. Mart-
ins (9fi-5%) and Chehalis (121,-
2%) last Friday on the Olympia
Golf & Country Club course.
At the same time Chehalis
shaded St. Martins 8%-6% to re-
main unbeaten in conference com-
petition. Rotchford of St. Mart-
ins was medalist for the day with
an excellent 73.
Jim Aho, shooting an even 100
in the No. 2 spot, eored three
points against St. Martins but
drew a blank against Chehalis.
, 660YARD RUN -- Jerry Linton
ALPH KNEELAND BUYS I Neal Close, No. 4 and Don Van S, Huke NT, Ed Johnson S.
CHEHALIS GOLF COURSE [Blarieom, No. 5, made 2Y2 points 1:40.8
Final details of his purchase of lduring the day. Close shot a 96 SHOT PUT--Sells S, Gary Combs
the nine-hole Riverside golf course J and Van Blaricom an 87. S, Weatherbie NT. 48' 4%"
at Chehalis have been completed] The standings now ?e: DISCUSS--Kazinsky S Gustafson
by Alphie Kneeland, pro-manager] W ' T Pts. NT, Combs . 94' 9"
of the Shelton - Bayshore 'golf [ Chehalis ............ 7 0 0 14 180-YARD DASH---Corky Peter-
course for the past five years. ]North Thurston 5 3 0 10 son S, Lamont S, Leroy Austin
Kneeland purchased the River- St. Martins ...... 4 1 I 9 S: 22 flat
side course from Tom Law, owner Raymond .......... 4 4 1 9 POLE VAULT--Walton NT, La-
for the past sl years. ' Elms .................. 4 3 0 8 mort S, (only entries). 10 ft.
Shelton .............. 2 7 0 4 BROAD JUMP--Simons S, Clark
LOYAL ORDER OF
MOOSE
Shelton Lodge No. 1684
John Howe, Governor
Phone HA 6-4743
Wafter Tyyniamaa, Scy.
Phone HA 6-3292
MEETINGS HELD EACH
2nd and 4th Tuesdays
of the Month
8 p.m. Airport
Montesano ........ 0 7 0 O
OLYMPIA WINS EASILY
Rain and wind made goodk golf
virtually impossible but failed to
i dampen the fun for the inter-club
lineups of Olympia and Shelton
clubs Sunday on the Bayshore
nine,
Olympia won a 48 to 11%
victory.
Clint Willour had low gross and
Jack Gray low net for the home
forces with Willour also taking
the prize for longest drive on the
sixth. Ed Muller was longest off
the tee on No. 4 for another prize
and Tony Nelson was closest to
the pin on No. 3 to complete the
prize llst for the Shelton links-
men.
• $ $
The feminine counterparts of
both clubs will tangle on the same
premises tomorrow.
Ladies Day play on April 21
i was a flag tournament at par plus
handicap. Winners will be an-
nounced next week.
SCHNABEL BANGS ACE
George Schnabel added his
name to the exclusive group of
hole-in-one shootera on the Shel-
ton-Bayshore golf course when
his tee shot off the 125-yard third
hole wound up in the cup after a
perfect carom off a convenient
tree on Wednesday of last week.
SRA TOURNEY SATURDAY
Entries are still acceptable in
the Simpson Recreation Associa-
tion spring golf handicap tourna-
ment scheduled this Saturday.
Opening play is slated for 8:00
S .nl,
Many prizes are up for grabs
in this competition.
PItEP TRACK RESULTS
Stadium 682/3, Olympia 44 1/3
Aberdeen 72, Wilson 41
W. Brem 73 2/3, Cen Kit 48 1/3
Centralia 60, Chehalis 53
Shelton 68, North Thuvston 45
Olympia 76%, rilson 36]/.
Chehalis 66, Elma 47, St. Mar-
i'
tns 16, Raymond 10
Hudson's Bay 76, Centralia 42
So. Ben 62b£, Montesano 50/.
Hoquiam 63 2/3, Kelso 54 1/3
S.K. 63/, C.K. 56, N.K. 31,
Stadium 66, West Bremerton 47
Lincoln 72, East Bremerton 41
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116 4;OMMUMUtOtIS IUIIIK IIMIVilIIIY Oil IIIIIIMIITOM • IUIILI l, WAiMINOIOM
NT, Austin S. 17' 3"
HIGH JUMP-:-Clark NT, Kazin-
sky S and Lazarus NT tied.
5' 4"
RELAY---Shelton {Sells, Simons,
Linton, Peterson). 52 flat
CLASS B
(Sheiton 77, North Thnrston 0)
LOW HURDLES--Joe Waters S,
Ricl Barger S, Crandall Mc-
Cutcheon S. 14.4
100-YARD DASH--Dave Utter S,
Rennie Andcrson S, ary Calk-
ins S. 12.2
50-YARD DASH--Stan Johnston
S, Barger S, Jim Swindall S. 6.3
POLE VAULT+-Ricky Durkin S,
MeCutcheon S, Bill Cuzick and
Dave Robertson S tied. 9' 2"
(new school record).
SHOT PUT. -. Johnston S, McCut-
cheon S, Swindall S. 4/)' 1"
180-YARD DASH--.Dan Olson S,
Fred Bostwick S, Bill Dodds S.
20'.9
BROAD JUMP-Utter and Ander-
son S tied, Barger S. 16 ft.
HIGH JUMP -o Robertson and An-
derson S tied, Waters S. 4' 7"
RELAY .... Shelton (Utter, Bose-
wick, Dodds, Johnston). 52.4
CLASS C
(Shelton 70, North Thurston 7)
LOV HURDLES ..... Bob Carson
S, Bob Rawding S, Porteous NT.
15 flat
100-YARD DASH Dan McHenry
S, Brian Brickert S, Gary Brev-
ig S, 13.2
50-YARD DASH--- Darrell Coch-
ran S, George Davidson S, Joe
Snyder. 6.7
75-YARD DASH- Bill S, Roger
i Pearson S, Larry Mille)' S. 10.1
POLE VAULT -- Larry Leighton
S, Carson S, Phil Scrafford S
and Brevig S tied. 7 ft.
SHOT PUT Cochran S,
S, Carson S. 26' 9V"
BROAD JUMP--B. Miller S, Dav-
idson S, Porteous NT. 13' llVs"
HIGH JUMP ..... Porteous NT,
Brickert S, Leighton S and Raw-
ding S and Brevig S all tied.
4'8"
RELAY --- Shelton (McHenry, B.
Miller, Davidson, Brickert). 56.6
HORSESHOE GROUP
SEEKING PLAYERS
Simpson Recreation Association
Thursda
N IASON COUNTY
t0000_._oquroooes
ANOTHER BIG DOL.LY
producing well '
ir chos while Trl
Big Dolly Vavdt,ns and some x- I
cepti0nallv" husky r:dnb()ws fig-I
ured in the fresh water flailing t
news of the past week in Mason t
county. ]
Ray Gudger of Route 2 exhibited I
a 21-inch 'bow among a limit
catch he elaim(,d from Lake Spen- ,
cer Friday while reports said a
pair of 22-inch 'bows werc taken
from neighboring Phillips Lake
by unidentified Bremerton anglcr,.
Spenser's catch report was 87
anglers with 417 fish, Phillit)s 27-
76.
Top Dolly of the season so far
fell for the Pop Gear hire Archie
Reid of Olympia dangled io l,ake
Cushman l,st weelcend. It meas-
ured 7 lbs. and 25t. inctes.
13-year-old Ricky Reed used an
FST with no weight to take a
2-Ib. Dolly in the same waters,
where rising temperatures sht)uld
mcrease the activity among silver,+
in the next two weeks.
Fishermen using spoons only
with little or no weiglt were tl;e
most successful getting cutthroat
in Cushman, reports Clem Heater
of Lake Cushman Resort. Cut-
throat provided most of the action
for 70 fishermen who took 200
fish, she relates. Several limits
and near-limits were included,
Lake Nahwatzel was reported
with 527 rainbO
107 fishermen.
anglers picked
fine average an
dale 361 fishert
]ic access area
3,837 trout, ac0
depa rt:ment Spd
There were n(
from the salt
week and ditto
era.
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Plenty of capacity for
tilling or cultivating heavy
soils. Non-winding,
self-sharpening tines,
guaranteed against
breakage! "Fastatch" tino
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change in seconds.
Full working
visibility. Ask us for
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FARMERS ASS'N • 116 N. 1ST • PHONE 14
horseshoe club is looking for more
president. .+
" ]
We wat to increase the raze
of the league," Richards said, "and.
will welcome any team at all. Its
member do not have to work for
Last year there were eight
teams in the league and Richards
said the club can accommodate up
to 16 teams. Plans are being
road to add four more pits at the +IL I ever built. Ji"
Rai]rond Avenue site. There are
flood lights for after dark compe- WE'LL sH AII (
tition. 'II,-- MOWER." ',:I
The rules are being" changed this hand, or pO t[
Ist year everyone had to use the
Jl!
inches
to
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e,ubs +hoes Jlr M ting wade.
Any teams interested in oin- ]I( AS AS INTI#I++( ;;"
Richardsing the leaguethrough: shouldthe SimpsonC°t{tact : ..,.:...,.,... // Offer for the ri:l]' t
personnel office, " - £, MS ERS ........
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-- ROTARY
ELECT KY WILSON BLADES
[tayouh'v Research ' b o w I e r s 'g/]) t It" brou
elected Ky Vilson their 1959-60
president at the n;mua! post-seas.
on banqt]ct I,'lidtly nigl, t in the
Shelton Holel, where a smorgas-
bold dimler was e]ljoyed.
Miriam Chri,tian was elected
vicc-presideut ; Ted Wit tcnberg,
secrciary-tt'caSm'e; arid Lew Carl-
son, sergeant-at-al'n]s. +Wittenberg
is tim re!ivlng president.
Awards for lchicx'e;q£ent,,; (lur-
i:g" the sensor1 \\;vertt tO Bob Eli,)t,
bolh hiKh game and hi2, h series
for men; Nits Nelson. hi?.h series
for women; A1 Joh':tem )11<t Kay
St einherg', achi,venlert Lrophies
respecti\\;'cly for men md women;
Margaret Bacon, Marie Cormier,
Nita Nelson and Jean Nelson 200
pin awards for women; Mainte-
nance, for team championship and
trophies to Captain Bill Roberts
and each member of the team.
Special guests for the evening
were Dr. Ben Briggs, research di-
rector; and Ralph Wyatt, person-
nc! dizctor.
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PNo 8 .............................
cL-IMBER TRACKMEN
WAD,.0m,..a ,°;-m AGAIN, SOUNDLY WHIP WOLVES.
expectedly easy 722/3 to 401/3
Mud and rain and the South
Wolves couldn't squelch
Bob Sand's dauntless Highclimber
cindermen, who rolled to an an-
HERB ROTTER
Title Insurarq:s Building
Prospectus on Request
ONLY CAREFUL DRIVERS
Garry Safeco'e tehmlve Gold Identification Card. It masns their
driving record and respect for the lives and property of othem
has earned them important cash savingsl If you are qow paying
hiBh insurance rata deepita constant care and caution-then
Gall us todayl Safeco was designed for mature, "Preferred Risk"
people who take their driving and iusuranca m¢ioualy.
8AV sr WITH '!
Rocky Hembr0ff Agency
. .1,6 Ho. 2No PHONE HA 6:3367
W ei-I Orillin-g
WATER WELLS- TEST HOLES
SHELTON-MASON COUN'P JOURNAE -- Published in uCrsfmaatown, U.B.A.," She]ton, Washing, ton
6iris Win, Boys Lose
In Prep Tennis Play
wound up with a win and a loss
for their weekend competition but
this time it was the reverse of the
previous week.
The girls won over North
Thurston, 3-2, after losing the
first two singles matches, then
rallying to take the third singles
and both doubles for a come-from-
behind victory.
Leslie Rice started the victory
ball rolling by taking the No. 3
singles, then Kathy Drebick and
Barb Barnett, who had been losers
in the No. 1 and No. 2 singles, won
the No. 1 doubles and Anna Marie
Riske and Jean Martig clinched
the decision by winning the second
doubles.
The boys +squad, 'missing the
'presence of No. 1 singles player
Nick Zopolts, lost by a 1-4 count
to 'the Rams. Zopolis went to
Seattle for West Point physical
exams, Teturned in time to play
in the No. 1 doubles match with
Glen Young and that was the only
match the Climbers won.
Young, stepping up to the No.
1 singles spot, Jerry Eby and
Martin Auseth, also playing a
notch above their accustomed
i places, were losers, as were Aus-
eth and Eby as the No. 2 doubles
combo.
This Friday the Climber squads
engage Elma..,
HARLEY SOMERS f Blazers Capture 10th
ALTERNATE ON
GRID GROUP Straight Dual Track'
00l,et-footed Harley S,,n,e,'s Meet by 210-38 Count
leading scorer in the Ccnh'al North Thurston provided lit+Lie
League last fall whle playing
halfback for the She)ton High- competition in the B and C events
++ and took a solid whipping in the
climbers, was named second alter- A division as guest:s of the Shel-
Rate halfback on the West squad ton Blazers in a one-sided junior
whichmeets the East in the an- high track meet on Loop Field last
nual state all-star football game Thursday afternoon.
next August 29 in Spokane. The Blazers wound up with a
Harley was also the Central 210 point total against 38 for
League's top ground- gainer last North Thurstor[.
fall. One new school record emerged
John Lund, husky North Thtu's- from the slaughter when Ricky
ton guard, was named an alter- Durkin hoisted himself to 9 feet 2
nate lineman while Bob Schwarz inches in the Class B pole vault,
of Chehalis was selected as one bettering the old mark by one
of the first squad halfbacks to inch.
become other Central League Danny bison turned in an excel-
players honored by the selectors ..... lent 20.9 second 180 yard dash
head coach Werner Neudorf of in Class B and Jerry Linton
Foster, assistants Chuck Furno of knocked more than two seconds
Fort Vancouver and Larry Muniz- off his previous best time with a
za of Arlington. 1:40.8 performance in the Class A
Brian Boulac of Olympia was 660.
named an end on the first squad. North Thurston failed to score
a single point in the Class B
MERCHANTS LEAGUE
W L
Johnson's Shell Service 42V.., 21%,
Prepp's Rexall Store .... 41 & 22.,
Thackeray Electric ...... 36 28
Kimbel Motors Inc ..... 31 33 ,
Olympic Plywood ........ 27 l& 36%+
Western Meat .............. 27 37
Ziegler's Camera Shop 261/ 37 l&
Don's Flying A Service 24 40
"High game--Norm Cowan 223
High total--Norm Cowan 578
victory under Iop Field eondit-
mrs more suitable for water polo
than running and jumping Tues-
day afternoon.
Shelton's cinder squad swept
the high hurdles, broad jump and
half mile and leaped one-two in
the pole vault while submerging
a rival which had done well in
Olympic Peninsula league compe-
tition this spring and figured on
the dope sheet to be a real men-
ace to the winning streak the
Climber thinclads have run up in
dual meet action the past two
years.
IT WAS the tenth straight tri-!
umph for Sund's track and field
athletes in dual, triangular or
quadrangular meet rivalry since
varly last year. Their only loss
in the interim was in the Central
League all-conferenco meet a year
ago.
Conditions were so miserable it
was impossible for good marks,
but the 10.9 century run by Bob
Hawkins of S.K. and the 17.7
high hurdle romp by Laurie Sore-
era of $helton were certainly corn:.
mendable.
m
The meet served as a mid-week
tune-up for the Highclimbers for
the Central League all-conference
meet Saturday at Loop Field.
The results:
HIGH HURDLES -- Laurie
GOLF CLUB CALENDAR
events and only seven in the Class
C. The margins were 77-0 and 70-
7 in those classes while the Blaz-
ers ran up a 63-31 edge in the
Clas A competition.
The Blazers go to Centralia to-
day for a dual meet.
Last week's results:
CLASS A
(Shelton 63, North Thurston 31)
LOW HURDLES '--- Walton NT,
Jim Lamont S, Ed Kazinsky S.
16.4
100-YARD DASH .... John Sells
S, Gillis NT, Ronnie Orr S. 11.5
50-YARD DASH ..... Gary Simons
S, Lee Buzzard S, Gillis NT. 6.2
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Somer8 $, Tim Hurst S, Gary
Schneider S. 17.7.
100-YARD DASH -- Hawkins
SK, Sherry Halbert S, Bolinger
SK. 10.9.
880-YARD RUN--Dave Round-
tree 8, Roy Buzzard $, Dave
Pearce S. 2:12.7.
POLE VAULT--Gary Lord S,
Tom Kendall S, Norman SK. 9' 7".
440-YARD DASH--Bolinger SK,
Vlnce Bostwlck S, Lon Oeyette S.
55.5.
SHOT PUT--Ochs SK, Warren
Zeitler S, Collins SK. 48 ft.
LOW HURDLESDaniels SK,
Kendall S, Schneider. S. 23.3.
HIGH JUMP L. Somers S,
Bering SK, Will Rodgers S and
Hurst S and Hembd SK all tied.
5' 2".
BROAD JUMP--Halbert S, Ray
Baker S, Don Northness S. 18' 7".
220-YARD DASH .... Hawkins
SK, Halbert S, Offield SK. 25.0.
MILE RUN--Rawlin Mclnelly
S, Sandburg SK, 'Mike McCletndon
S. 5:08.5.
DISCUS-Collins SK, Zeitler S,
Dave Sharpes S, 126' 5J+. ''.
RELAY--Shelton (Joe Ilw)n,
Bostwick, Halbert, Deyette).
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Kneeland's successor as pro-
manager of the Shelton course has
not yet been selected and he will
remain at his local post until such
time as the new man is chosen.
That selection is in the hands of
the board of directors of the Shel-
ton club now and a number of can-
didaes for the position are being
considered, according to President
Bill Ba tstone.
Kneeland is a native son of
Shelton who was graduated from
Irene S. Reed high school in 1932
and has been prominent in golf-
ing circles here since his high
school days, when he caddied and
played on the old Shelton golf
course which later became a part
of the present airtort.
In moving to the Twin Cities
area he joins a friend of long
standing, Harry Christopherson, i
who recently purchased a bowling
alley in that conlmunity.
$ * $
CLIMBERS LOSE PAIR
Dave Knutzen cardcd a sturdy
84 for low score on his team yet
had the unfortunate experience of
being shutout by both his individ-
ual rivals as the Highclimber prep
golf team dropped a pair of Cen-
tral League matches to St. Mart-
ins (9fi-5%) and Chehalis (121,-
2%) last Friday on the Olympia
Golf & Country Club course.
At the same time Chehalis
shaded St. Martins 8%-6% to re-
main unbeaten in conference com-
petition. Rotchford of St. Mart-
ins was medalist for the day with
an excellent 73.
Jim Aho, shooting an even 100
in the No. 2 spot, eored three
points against St. Martins but
drew a blank against Chehalis.
, 660YARD RUN -- Jerry Linton
ALPH KNEELAND BUYS I Neal Close, No. 4 and Don Van S, Huke NT, Ed Johnson S.
CHEHALIS GOLF COURSE [Blarieom, No. 5, made 2Y2 points 1:40.8
Final details of his purchase of lduring the day. Close shot a 96 SHOT PUT--Sells S, Gary Combs
the nine-hole Riverside golf course J and Van Blaricom an 87. S, Weatherbie NT. 48' 4%"
at Chehalis have been completed] The standings now ?e: DISCUSS--Kazinsky S Gustafson
by Alphie Kneeland, pro-manager] W ' T Pts. NT, Combs . 94' 9"
of the Shelton - Bayshore 'golf [ Chehalis ............ 7 0 0 14 180-YARD DASH---Corky Peter-
course for the past five years. ]North Thurston 5 3 0 10 son S, Lamont S, Leroy Austin
Kneeland purchased the River- St. Martins ...... 4 1 I 9 S: 22 flat
side course from Tom Law, owner Raymond .......... 4 4 1 9 POLE VAULT--Walton NT, La-
for the past sl years. ' Elms .................. 4 3 0 8 mort S, (only entries). 10 ft.
Shelton .............. 2 7 0 4 BROAD JUMP--Simons S, Clark
LOYAL ORDER OF
MOOSE
Shelton Lodge No. 1684
John Howe, Governor
Phone HA 6-4743
Wafter Tyyniamaa, Scy.
Phone HA 6-3292
MEETINGS HELD EACH
2nd and 4th Tuesdays
of the Month
8 p.m. Airport
Montesano ........ 0 7 0 O
OLYMPIA WINS EASILY
Rain and wind made goodk golf
virtually impossible but failed to
i dampen the fun for the inter-club
lineups of Olympia and Shelton
clubs Sunday on the Bayshore
nine,
Olympia won a 48 to 11%
victory.
Clint Willour had low gross and
Jack Gray low net for the home
forces with Willour also taking
the prize for longest drive on the
sixth. Ed Muller was longest off
the tee on No. 4 for another prize
and Tony Nelson was closest to
the pin on No. 3 to complete the
prize llst for the Shelton links-
men.
• $ $
The feminine counterparts of
both clubs will tangle on the same
premises tomorrow.
Ladies Day play on April 21
i was a flag tournament at par plus
handicap. Winners will be an-
nounced next week.
SCHNABEL BANGS ACE
George Schnabel added his
name to the exclusive group of
hole-in-one shootera on the Shel-
ton-Bayshore golf course when
his tee shot off the 125-yard third
hole wound up in the cup after a
perfect carom off a convenient
tree on Wednesday of last week.
SRA TOURNEY SATURDAY
Entries are still acceptable in
the Simpson Recreation Associa-
tion spring golf handicap tourna-
ment scheduled this Saturday.
Opening play is slated for 8:00
S .nl,
Many prizes are up for grabs
in this competition.
PItEP TRACK RESULTS
Stadium 682/3, Olympia 44 1/3
Aberdeen 72, Wilson 41
W. Brem 73 2/3, Cen Kit 48 1/3
Centralia 60, Chehalis 53
Shelton 68, North Thuvston 45
Olympia 76%, rilson 36]/.
Chehalis 66, Elma 47, St. Mar-
i'
tns 16, Raymond 10
Hudson's Bay 76, Centralia 42
So. Ben 62b£, Montesano 50/.
Hoquiam 63 2/3, Kelso 54 1/3
S.K. 63/, C.K. 56, N.K. 31,
Stadium 66, West Bremerton 47
Lincoln 72, East Bremerton 41
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NT, Austin S. 17' 3"
HIGH JUMP-:-Clark NT, Kazin-
sky S and Lazarus NT tied.
5' 4"
RELAY---Shelton {Sells, Simons,
Linton, Peterson). 52 flat
CLASS B
(Sheiton 77, North Thnrston 0)
LOW HURDLES--Joe Waters S,
Ricl Barger S, Crandall Mc-
Cutcheon S. 14.4
100-YARD DASH--Dave Utter S,
Rennie Andcrson S, ary Calk-
ins S. 12.2
50-YARD DASH--Stan Johnston
S, Barger S, Jim Swindall S. 6.3
POLE VAULT+-Ricky Durkin S,
MeCutcheon S, Bill Cuzick and
Dave Robertson S tied. 9' 2"
(new school record).
SHOT PUT. -. Johnston S, McCut-
cheon S, Swindall S. 4/)' 1"
180-YARD DASH--.Dan Olson S,
Fred Bostwick S, Bill Dodds S.
20'.9
BROAD JUMP-Utter and Ander-
son S tied, Barger S. 16 ft.
HIGH JUMP -o Robertson and An-
derson S tied, Waters S. 4' 7"
RELAY .... Shelton (Utter, Bose-
wick, Dodds, Johnston). 52.4
CLASS C
(Shelton 70, North Thurston 7)
LOV HURDLES ..... Bob Carson
S, Bob Rawding S, Porteous NT.
15 flat
100-YARD DASH Dan McHenry
S, Brian Brickert S, Gary Brev-
ig S, 13.2
50-YARD DASH--- Darrell Coch-
ran S, George Davidson S, Joe
Snyder. 6.7
75-YARD DASH- Bill S, Roger
i Pearson S, Larry Mille)' S. 10.1
POLE VAULT -- Larry Leighton
S, Carson S, Phil Scrafford S
and Brevig S tied. 7 ft.
SHOT PUT Cochran S,
S, Carson S. 26' 9V"
BROAD JUMP--B. Miller S, Dav-
idson S, Porteous NT. 13' llVs"
HIGH JUMP ..... Porteous NT,
Brickert S, Leighton S and Raw-
ding S and Brevig S all tied.
4'8"
RELAY --- Shelton (McHenry, B.
Miller, Davidson, Brickert). 56.6
HORSESHOE GROUP
SEEKING PLAYERS
Simpson Recreation Association
Thursda
N IASON COUNTY
t0000_._oquroooes
ANOTHER BIG DOL.LY
producing well '
ir chos while Trl
Big Dolly Vavdt,ns and some x- I
cepti0nallv" husky r:dnb()ws fig-I
ured in the fresh water flailing t
news of the past week in Mason t
county. ]
Ray Gudger of Route 2 exhibited I
a 21-inch 'bow among a limit
catch he elaim(,d from Lake Spen- ,
cer Friday while reports said a
pair of 22-inch 'bows werc taken
from neighboring Phillips Lake
by unidentified Bremerton anglcr,.
Spenser's catch report was 87
anglers with 417 fish, Phillit)s 27-
76.
Top Dolly of the season so far
fell for the Pop Gear hire Archie
Reid of Olympia dangled io l,ake
Cushman l,st weelcend. It meas-
ured 7 lbs. and 25t. inctes.
13-year-old Ricky Reed used an
FST with no weight to take a
2-Ib. Dolly in the same waters,
where rising temperatures sht)uld
mcrease the activity among silver,+
in the next two weeks.
Fishermen using spoons only
with little or no weiglt were tl;e
most successful getting cutthroat
in Cushman, reports Clem Heater
of Lake Cushman Resort. Cut-
throat provided most of the action
for 70 fishermen who took 200
fish, she relates. Several limits
and near-limits were included,
Lake Nahwatzel was reported
with 527 rainbO
107 fishermen.
anglers picked
fine average an
dale 361 fishert
]ic access area
3,837 trout, ac0
depa rt:ment Spd
There were n(
from the salt
week and ditto
era.
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We wat to increase the raze
of the league," Richards said, "and.
will welcome any team at all. Its
member do not have to work for
Last year there were eight
teams in the league and Richards
said the club can accommodate up
to 16 teams. Plans are being
road to add four more pits at the +IL I ever built. Ji"
Rai]rond Avenue site. There are
flood lights for after dark compe- WE'LL sH AII (
tition. 'II,-- MOWER." ',:I
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Ist year everyone had to use the
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-- ROTARY
ELECT KY WILSON BLADES
[tayouh'v Research ' b o w I e r s 'g/]) t It" brou
elected Ky Vilson their 1959-60
president at the n;mua! post-seas.
on banqt]ct I,'lidtly nigl, t in the
Shelton Holel, where a smorgas-
bold dimler was e]ljoyed.
Miriam Chri,tian was elected
vicc-presideut ; Ted Wit tcnberg,
secrciary-tt'caSm'e; arid Lew Carl-
son, sergeant-at-al'n]s. +Wittenberg
is tim re!ivlng president.
Awards for lchicx'e;q£ent,,; (lur-
i:g" the sensor1 \\;vertt tO Bob Eli,)t,
bolh hiKh game and hi2, h series
for men; Nits Nelson. hi?.h series
for women; A1 Joh':tem )11<t Kay
St einherg', achi,venlert Lrophies
respecti\\;'cly for men md women;
Margaret Bacon, Marie Cormier,
Nita Nelson and Jean Nelson 200
pin awards for women; Mainte-
nance, for team championship and
trophies to Captain Bill Roberts
and each member of the team.
Special guests for the evening
were Dr. Ben Briggs, research di-
rector; and Ralph Wyatt, person-
nc! dizctor.
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