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For the sixth consecutive
year, Shclton High School's track
team has brought home all the
marbles in Black Hills League
competition.
Friday night at Highclimber
Stadium, in what was billed as
the BHUs meet to decide the '75
champs, Bill Brickert's forces
erased any doubt as to whom the
'75 powerhouse of BHL track and
field was, defehting a hustling
Hoquiam squad 89½-55½.
Rob Smith, the
heavily-recruited football and
DAN JOHNSON beats his brother, Dave, by 3/10 of a second to win the
mile during Shelton's meet with Hoquiam Friday evening. His winning time
was 4:38.4.
Smith's performance must
have pumped up the Highclimber
runners. Gary Nelson, usually
• Brickert's 220, 440 and relay
man, took the 100 in 10.4.
Dan Johnson, the injured half
of the twin distance act, beat
brother Dave in the mile by
three-tenths of a second, winning
at 4:38.4.
Paul Mortensen was pushed all
the way to the 440 tape by
Hoquiam's Steve Bitar, with
Mortensen getting home in 51.4.
Bitar was right there at 51.5.
Del Miller, the flu-ridden
Climber javelin thrower, took a
first at 164'0".
Jeff Pill, also on the
Highclimber crippled list, put the
shot 50'½" to keep Shelton's
victory march on its way.
Smith again stepped in to h',dt
the Climber push, this time with a
19'11½" effort in the long jump.
Tile Climbers then nailed
down three firsts in succession to
remain unbeaten in BHL circles.
Dave Johnsofi's 10:07.6 two-mile,
Doug Kingery's l l-foot pole
By LARRY WILUAMS
The Shelton High School
track squad may want to add
another state AA championship
to the northside school's athletic
~reen, Clark, Volkman, Smith)
.8.
Mile Relay --Shelton (Schab,
James, Nelson, Mortensen)
3:36.1.
LJ -- Smith (H) 19-111/2,
Nelson (S), Hatch (H).
SP -- Pill (S) 50J/z, Carpenter
(H), Winter (H).
JT -- Miller (S) 164-0,
Dickenson (H), Simonson (H).
HJ -- Simofison (H) 5-10,
Baze (S), tie Thompson (H) and
program.
Judging by Saturday's
Tumwater Invitational victory, at
the Tumwater oval, the
Highclimbers have a chance at it.
Bill Brickert's thinclads put away
five other BHL foes to establish
themselves as the team to beat
from this area.
If distance coach Leon
Stutzman and weight coach Walt
Clayton's prediction is correct,
Dan Johnson, Jeff Pill and Del
Miller should be healthy for the
state meet this year in Pullman
May 23 and 24.
Joe Schab, the junior hurdler,
took the highs in 16.9 and
doubled up in the lows, wimdng
in 2t.8.
Pill, coming off a knee injury,
put the shot 53'1½" to pick up
ten points. Marty Settle whipped
the field in the 220, winning at
24.1.
Joe McPhearson, Chehalis'
outstanding miler, ran away from
North Thurston's Larry Webber
and Shelton's Dave Johnson,
winning in 4:26 flat. This could
be an outstanding race at
Pullman. Webber has hit 4:24.8
and Johnson has run a 4:26.5. if
Dan Johnson is healthy, there
could be four BHL runners
making a side-by-side run for the
tape at Pullman.
Brickert predicted at the first
of the year that his 440 and mile
relay teams could spring some
surprises by season's end. The
mile relay team could sport a new
face, that of Dave Johnson.
It has been rumored that
Johnson is hitting under 52.0 in
practice. If so, then the 3:32.5
clocking at Tumwater last week
Martin
(S). could drop considerably.
PV -- Kingery (S) 10-6, The 44D-yard relay team won
Schnitzer (S), Shugart ((SH)i 130-0, in mediocre 45.5 time. According
DT -- Carpenter
Pill (S), Miller (S). to Brickert, they are capable of
TJ -- Wilson (S) 40-0, Clark being under 44 flat.
(H), Shugart (S).
The sub-district meet at
track star from H oquiam, tried to Smith did not want things to vault, and the mile relay team of S,~~'~'~N'~" Highclimber Stadium Friday at 6
establish his teamssuperiorityin get out of reach, although Schab, James, Nelson and. p.m,,could answer some of the
the first running event of the Shelton s Joe Schab almost made Mortensen at 3:36.1 put the lights "ifs.
night, the 120-yard high hurdles, him do it. In the 180-yard low out for ltoquiam. RESULTS:
to have the strongest leg hurdles Smith leaned into the The sub.district is for this !~i~I~~~~~~'2.)t (NTlSh°tput-Jeff4~VllVz,,,GroeschelPill (oj(SJ
st4ngth of all Wall'tingto~ t~ l~i=;:~ting Schab by an Friday nitkht a~t 6 p.m. ~ ~ 53'1~", Johnst, on 10) 45'93/4'',
Smith'(Turn) 45'lk'', Canfield
h lers, Smith beat the field by eyelash' Both were clocked atHighclimber Stadium.
seven yards, winning in 14.9 time. 20.7. 100 -- Nelson (S) 10.4, Settle ~~
~,4'1i//', Thorson (E) 4.2:5.¥,";.
(S), Clark (H). "~'
220 -- Bitar (H) 22.8. Settle
SOU (S), Nelson (S). ~~ ~
n 440 -- Mortensen (S) 51.4, ~.:'~. ,,~:s~
Bitar (H), Settle (S). ~:..!.':.'..:i~. ,.~,,t,c,
880 -- Dave Johnson (S) ~~..,.~''~i.. "
2:04.6, Pearson (H), Hays (H). ~~
:'~!:!.., .~..:,~.
i, S Mile -- Dan Johnson (S) ,~ ~~.
4:38.4, Dave Johnson (S), ~~,,.__,,,//.,1=.,\
Wayman (H).
2-Mile -- Dave Johnson (S)
Day Visitor Home , Time Field 10:07.6, Renecker (S), Merriman
(S)'120 HH- Smith (H) 14.9,
Week of May 5-9 Bell (H), Schab (S).
180 LH -- Smith (H) 20.7,
T ue.U SS Cons tel l a t ion Jess' OK Roofers 7:30 SI,elton "~~
Tue. Shelton Athletics Bremerton Lumber 7:30 Bremerton Schab (S), Haze (S).
440 Relay -- Hoquiam
Thu. Jess' OK Roofers McChord AFB 7:30 McChord
Tim. Tacoma Merchants Shelton Athletics 7:30 Shelton
Week of May 12-16
Tue. B & 1 Slx)rts Shop Jess' OK Roofers 7:30 Shelton
Wed. Jess' OK Roofers Bremerton Lumber 7:30 Bremerton
Thu. USS Constellation Shelton Athletics 7:30 Shelton
Week of May 19-23
Tue. B & I Sports Shop Shelton Athletics 7:30 Shelton
Tim. Shelton Athletics McChord AFB 7:30 McChord A~V~RIC.AaS
Thu. Tacoma Merchants Jess' OK Roofers 7:30 Shelton ARE:
Week of May ~26-30 WO(~ [~l I
Tue. Jess' OK Roofers Shelton Athletics 7:30 Shelton
Week of June 2-6
Tue. Puget Sound Bank Jess" OK Roofers 7:30 Shelton
Tt¢. Sheiton AthleticsPop's Inn 7:30 Bremerton
Tim. Puget Sound Bank Shelton Athletics 7:30 Shelton
Tim. Jess' OK Roofers Lemon's Ply. Senators 7:30 Stevens
Week of June 9-13
Tue. Ply Datsun-Log Cabin Jess' OK Roofers 7:30 Shelton
Tue. Shelton Athletics Lemon's Ply. Senators 7:30 Stevens
Tim. Pop's Inn Jess' OK Roofers 7:30 Shelton
Tim. Shelton Athletics Ply Datsun-LogCabin 7:30 Lacey
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TO OWE U5 A PROPER . I
WOOD WATER, W l LI FE- Aid 1:7 RECRF_J TIOId.
RED CEDAR
INC.
LI"I -- ~cnaD t:~l 16.9, Thomas (O) 12'0", Weedon (O), Azelton((
Williams (O), Kramer (N'I-), (Tum) 11'0, Kinqery (S) ]1'0",tie, Donahue I
Andrews (Ch), Gray ('rum); Lara ,bee (NT) 11 0, Shugart (S) 880 -- W~
LJ -- Macbeth ~Tum) 18'3", 10'6' ; Blue (O), Stri
Cotey (Tum) 18'2V~ , Hogan (O) 440 rel ay -- James, (S), Willis (O),
17'10, Regester (NT) 179Vz , Mortensen, Nelson, Settle (S) 220 --
Martin (S) 17'9", Nelson (S) 45.5; Ply., Ch., NT, Tum; Hitchcock
17'3"; HJ -- Schultz (O) 6'2", MartinMacbeth
100-yard -- Hitchcock (Ch) (S) 6'0 M. Haze (S) 5'10", 2-mile--
I0.8, Settle (S) 10.9, Hughes Arnold (O)5'8",,Lindsey (NT) Dan Johnson
(NT), Macbeth ('rum), Newbold 5'6", William (E) 5 6 '; Goochee (T
(O), Howes (E). 440 -- Joe McPhearson (Ch) Renecker (S) 1
Jav -- Reister (O) 194'10", 5 1.6. Mortensen (S) 52.2, M i le re
Miller (S) 164'10", Dickenson (S) Ramsey (O), Quick (NT), Mortensen,
157'5, Wood (Turn) 134.7, Smith Macbeth (Turn), Howes (E); 3:32.5;
(Turn) 128'6",Campbell (NT); Discus -- Reister (O) Triple jumP
Mile -- McPhearson (Ch) 1 50'9V~", Pill (S) 139'~/4'', 41'8W', Budsberg
4:26.0; Webber (NT), Dave Johnson (O)131'1", Canfield (NT) Cotey (Turn),
Johnson (S) 4:40.0; Hoddle (NT}. 125'10", Thorson (E) 125', Miller Shugart (S).
Springer (Turn), Ballager (O);(S) 122%";
PV -- Hartman (Turn) 12'6", HH -- Schab fSl 21.8; Jones
to' irl
ers
The Shelton High School girls
track team was eliminated from
the '75 Black Hills League
championship picture Thursday
by the front-running Centralia
girls, 70-44, at Centralia's Tiger
Stadium.
On this day, as was the case in
an career Tiger 73-41 victory, the
Centralia gids dominated the
relays and middle distances to
push Judy Keeley's ~uad to 3-2-1
for the '75 BHL season.
Carla Burks, the Tigers'
all-purpose girl, captured two
firsts, the long jump at 16'1" and
the 880-yard run (2:37.5) to
spark the "75 BHL champs. She
was also a part of the winning
mile relay team, giving her squad
a 15-point performance for the
afternoon.
Connie Tuson, one of
Shelton's AA state hopefuls,
broke her own school record for
the third time this year, getting
With Dennis James and Jim
Kieburtz both shooting identical
two-over-par 38's and to Randy
Bostrom one stroke away at 39,
the Shelton High School golf
team Friday registered its highest
point total of the year 70 -- to
win its seventh Black Hills League
match of the season, a 70-55 win
over Hoqu!~m ;on the Bayshore
course,
' Scott Barnard with a 42 and
Doug Christensen at 44 rounded
le
opes
home in 61.5 for the 440-yard RESULTS:
dash. That is considered a 80-yard
state-qualifying time. (S) 1 2.6,
Zimmerman (C).
Kristi Manke, running into a Long jumP J
strong headwind, got over the 16'1 ', Lemagie (S),
80-yard low hurdles in 12.6 to (C).
ring up the first five points of the
3:30 p.m. meet.
Then Burks with her long
jump, Jan Dropalski with a 12.1
100 and Judy Waterson with a
5:53.5 mile ended any hopes of a
Highclimber BHL title for this
year.
,"Next year," states Kelley,
"could be a different story. We
have some fine young talent in
our Middle School age group."
The Climber girls are now
preparing for Friday's sub-district
meet. The 6 p.m. affair at
Highclimber Stadium determines
who will compete in next week's
district finals. From there they
advance to the state meet.
100-yard
Mile run
5:53.5,
Shot
440 re
440 dash -"
61.5, Cramer (C
880 run -"
Matthews (C),
880 m
2:05.3, Shelton.
Hie
(C), 27.9.
Javelin --
106'6", Cross (~
Mile rela
(Watson, Ma
Cramer) 4:28.1,
D iscus --
Pettera (C),
win
out the Highclimber scoring.
In last Friday's match the
Climbers had to scrape to get by
Elma 59-55 on the same Bayshore
course. Scott Barnard's 39, the
medalist winner for the day,
sparked the Climbers over El,ha.
Dennis James at 40, Doug
Christensen 41, Bob Christensen's
42 and, Randy ,Bostrom;s w(wst.;
round of the year, a 49, rounded
out the Climber scoring.
Tumwater Valley hosted the
Highclimbers' fin=
week, a~ 64-55
Tumwater. Scott
the medalist hon°rs;
3-over-par 39.
Jim KieburtZ at
at 41, Doug
Dennis James at
Coach Jack
victory of the
them three
league-leading
squad.
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