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May 22, 1975     Shelton Mason County Journal
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Manke I mmm|Im|l|||||Immm.lllm..m|||l.m||llm|immmmm||m|m.mmm.mmmmHl I Little League I i 6:00 PM (1,Sat.. W-5 , [ RmemSdaUm,!,,t ml ,, S,!,amnmdi i C. .Hawks IO:OOAM(5)] SHELTON IN ITATIONAL TOURNAMENT nos IIIIilU1111 I IHII IIII . S a t i • li111111111111111111111111111111i111111~ i Gale McGrath, the ~ 7:00PM [ May 23, 24& 25, 1975 ! the highlights of flame-throwing right-hander from Pop's t .1 J MAJOR DIVISION SENIOR DIVISION ! softball season getsOlympia, will be here. A member Fri,~1 [ W-] 5 i riday night at 7 p.m. of the Pak's mound corps last ~ l 5) / May i5 May 13 i lton Invitational, one season, McGrath can beat anyone 7:30 PM (2)1 Sa t. I [ [ t ee ht°ld 60 2 Shaub 0 Versapanel 8 ~rthwest's best, is a on a given night. He throws [ SRA 4 Moose 8 Lumb. 8 Petty's 1 i Local 276 5 Miklethun 12 May 15 favorite of the bestsmoke. Lemons J • W-6 ] Sun. ~,etion of the country Petschl's Meats of Seattle will 2:30PM , / May 19 PSNB, 10 Shaub 2 J Moose 1 1 Bechtold9 Petty s 0 A&W 7 let,, the most notable be down. Over the years they Jess s ~k"Me s isnati°nally'rankedawesome. They haveThelOCked,75 hornSeditionWithdoesthe indeedPak in Lacey " " ( 20 ) W-20 ] / IWA 3 Mell 12 May 16 j J SRA 3 Local 276 13 Versananel 0 JX 2 some classic battles. Fri. oeYns / M,klethun5 Gott 3 Mank~ 3 Lumb. 7 (,3) Sat. J l.l 7 l The Deacons " | ik e )h n 45 21 Petty's 5 Shaub 14 Ill~-nber one thrower in shape up as one of the best yet.7:30 PM I Twin City / Standings: Won Lost May 19 )ickChristensen. When Petschl s [ 1 :OOPM (7)I "-" ~lOVing, upordown, he Alderbrook Twin c~;J'i Sat I Value Villie | Bechtold 4 2 A&W 1 PSNB 6 I Pop' S | Local 276 4 2 Standings: Won Lost Untouchable. Barring .~ • [ Moose 4 2 A&W 3 1 Will leave quite a few Value Villie 9:00PM I [ Pay & Pak / MellChev. 2 4 .IY I S RA 0 6 Lumbermen's 3 I dlng at the plate, golfers (a6)j w-16 I Petschl's _,. 3 1 , . -'------- J Peterbil t PSNB 3 i ~do get wood on the BANTAM DIVISION Shaub 2 2 ~s infield has three host meet 9:00 PM, (4)I. sac." ' [ [ Manke & Sons I May l2 " Versapanel 2 2 "Americans who might des ss I 2:30PM (8)l W-8 J [ C.B. Hawks l Elks 34 Pauley 7 Manke, 0 4 it. George Nokes is Alderbrook Golf and Yacht T~ / j Verle's 30 Ellingson12 Petty s 0 4 J Endicott 18 Evergreen15 tend equal around the Club entertained the Dungeness | ITT Ray. 17 MaCoStat 10 , t base A pesky hitter, Golf Club in a Home and Home [ May 15 GIRLS DIVISION I to get thePakoffto on Sunday, May 18, with 81 l Elks 29 Evergreen 16 May 14 ,?n°~Saers have'i?'g ~g°" getto look at scoredg°lfers competing. ,The40½ Alderb rOOkpoints to mens27½ pointsteam L-] Sunday5" 30 PMI" ..... 7"00 PM "-] " Ill MaC°Stat 35 Pauley 14 Dairy Q 9 Brush 161TTEndicottRay. 2813 Verle'SEllingson 38 WestLes Fields 1112 Brad'sBeCht°ld 2123 Sunday ,_..,! .._ • Mel's 8 Xmastown 16 'there-at-the-right-time for Dungeness. Kerm Bacon, Sat. [ (ZZ) re3 [ F- " | Mayl9 Rotary 3 Binders 5 .ROger Bledsoe. Like Alderbrook, had an eagle on the 10:00AM(9) W-9 _ | MaCoStat16 Verle's 12 I(~ [ l Evergreen 19 Ellingson 18 Standings; Won Lost (lsoe is a choppy hitter double dog leg eighth hole - 534 / Endicott29 Pauley 5 Brad s 5 0 ~ely quick base-to-base yards from the white tees. His I--3 / ~'e._..__ I | ITT Ray. 16 Elks 7 Xmastown 4 2 third shot hit a tree, bounced to Sat. (l 3t W-I 3 i I Standings: Won Lost B.rus.h 4 - 2 " - umaers 3 II 3 are the times that the green and ended up holed out. L-2 ____3:00 PM W 17 / ...... DairyQ 2 2 ,att, the Pak's third All Low gross for the field was Ca llahan / /TTicRoaY" 7 ~ Bechtold 3 3 / MaLoStat o - West 2 : sees the bags empty. If won by Heinie Hilderman with 79 Elks 5 2 -' "S~lt-- J W-lO ]~0~00(AM7t-----"-" [ Loop G-l Fri. 6:00 | .... LesFields 2 3 / vene's o q Mel's 1 A d~ne swing of his bat and low net - Bill Hughes, II :30AM (lO ! G-2 Fri. 7:30 I Evergreen 2 5 .. - - -' ' Oarun atthasthe Iderbroo ,69. L-4 1 [ Pauley Ford 1 6 t~ozary u 4 ~end it all with one Bill Cady, Alderbrook team lc 7 30 G-4 Fri 9"00 bun tu-~ .., . ~ : • " J Ellingson 0 7 captain, and Roy Moffitt, elPecially at Callanan " 1 G-5 Sat.lO:O0 1:00 PM W-19____, l G-6 Sat.ll :30 | COAST LEAGUE Dungeness captain, arranged the ~eattle club is anmatch. Alderbrook will journey (19 d p G-9 Sat 10:00 G-7 Sat. 1:00 / May 13 GIRLS' DIVISION II lag favorite to capture to Dungeness on ,September 21. Sat ----I Sun. G-10Satlll :30 G-8 Sat. 2:30 / H m.e 3 Merv's May |a iSEFCU 23 Jarvis 8 SRA 17 Bob's 16 A&S 19 MCFCU 16 IlVitational. . In the womens division, low I:00PM (11 - W-11 4:00 PM IG-11 :' 1:00 G-12 Sat. 4:00 [Morgan 20 K,wanis 18 SITE 15 Petty's 12 OK,~ if: ShoUldadvancetheinlOCalthe Estiegr°ss forL uehrs,Alderbr°°k90; WaSand wOnRustyby L-6 ._j ] ---J G-13 ' 3:00 G-14 Sat. 5:30 • Himlie 15 IWA 20 May 16 May 16 bracket (almost a Galles, with 81, won for Sat. (]4)[ W-14 G-15 Sat. 7:00 [Jarvis 12 Kiwanis 11 Bob's 13 Himlie 19 here Pav-n-Pak will Dungeness. G-16 Sat. 9:00 IMCFCU 12 Himlie 11 SITE 11 SRA 10 ~eNorth'west'sclassic Low net for Alderbrook was a L-7 5:30 PM lSun. [ G-17 Su..10=00 m r'Sstone]53 S%rFCsU ~5 Petty's 23 Kidd 10 td battles could take tie between Ruth Jenkins and Ill:30 AN| G-J8 Sun.l]:30 W-18_ G-19 Sun. 1:00 [Standings: Won Lost Tie SRA 13 Petty's 12 Dottie Hilderman, 77. For 4:00P" (lzl .-12 I (18)1 Maygeorrection /let, Jess' big bat, has Dungeness - Marge Gilliam won G-20 Sun. 2:30 lGrayst°ne 5 1 0 hitting Christensenlow net with 73. L-8 i L-I 5 _1 G-2] Sun. 4:00 lSEFcUlJarvis 45 22 O0 SITEStandingsWon5 oL°St lMerv's 4 2 O SRA 4 1 it few seasons. Should In the competition for putts G-22 Sun. 5:30 |Morgan 3 2 1 Himlie 3 2 up Somewhere in the - Evalyn Stirling, Alderbrook, G-23 Sun. 7:00 l ,/mhe ~ (~ Kidd' 2 3 k for one of the won with 30 putts. MargeGilliam . . Petty s 3 3 IMCFCU 2 5 0 IWA 1 4 andin softball.°ne of the most Dtmgenessand RuStYwithGalles31. tied for [Kiwanis 0 6 0 Bob's 0 5 ue some camps facilities, campfire facilities, reasonable visitor protection, and where uniform fee collection can be assured. At sites offering these services, a fee will be charged independent of the time of year. Fees will range from $1 to $3 15er day, with most charge sites requiring a $2 fee. Payment will be made at the campground, either at the entrance station or by means of an envelope system in the campground. Persons 62 years or older are You're always safe with 426-3322 ~ill be charged, this Use of some campsites Forests of Oregon is being used more than 1,200 in the National Pacific N()rthwest, Forester fieF. said fees will be :ampgrounds that tent or trailer water, access containers, toilet entitled to use campground facilities at one-half the regular fee, either by showing a Golden Age Passport or proof of age. The passports are available at most Forest Service offices. No charge will be made for use of National Forest picnic areas or boat ramps. In addition, no charge will be made singly or in combination for use of drinking water, wayside exhibits, viewpoints, visitor centers, scenic drives, or toilet facilities. Top: Ray Casey -- Third year as a coach for Gott Oil, fourth year in Mason County Little League. Ray is employed by the U.S. Forest Service. He and his wife, Helen, and children reside on Angles|de. Ray has primary responsibility for coaching the infielders. Middle Left: Eric Putvin -- 12 years old, first year with the Gott Oil team. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Putvin and attends Mt. View School. Eric has been playing the outfield for Gott Oil so far this season. Bottom Left: Steve White -- 10 years old. First year with Gott Oil team. Steve is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Lynn White. He plays in the outfield and is another who gives 110% effort. Top Right: Mark Edmison -- 11 years old. Second year with the Gott Oil team. He is the son of Dr. Glen and Kathy Edmison. Mark has been used extensively as a third baseman and catcher. He is frequently the team lead-off batter and is recognized for his speed and "good stick." Bottom Right: Gary Howe-- 11 years old. First year with the Gott Oil team. Son of "Skeets" and "Ginny" Howe. He attends Mt. View School and has been used as an outfielder this season. He shows considerable promise. Size BR78-13 ER78-14 FR78-1 4 GR78-14 HR78-14 GR78-15 H R78-15 JR78-15 LR78-15 Sug ,ested Sale Price Reta01 Price $57.00 $39.90 72.00 50.40 76.50 79.50 84.50 80.50 53.55 55.65 59.15 F.E.T. $2.16 2.55 2.67 2,89 3.09 2.96 87.50 61.25 3.17 91.50 64.25 3.31 93.00 65.10 3.46 I OUR 40,000 MILE TIRE You're dollars ahead with these Radial Headquarters Super Values! All Sizes On Sale Huge Selection! Free Balancing & Mounting Save now! All Four Stars Now... 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