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AL HOPP, center, will teach the city's summer tennis program staring June 25. Here, Hopp gives a few tips to members of his advanced group, April Kuhr and Bruce Dorcy. For the fifth year in a row, Shelton's Parks and Recreation Department will sponsor a summer tennis program with free lessons for all youngsters from ages nine to 19. Registration for all beginners and intermediates will be from 10 a.m. to noon on June 20, 21 and 22 in Shelton's Kneeland Park, according to AI ttopp, the program's director. Lessons will begin June 25 and the program will run through August 10, with instruction five days a week. Players will be divided up into 45 minute classes. ttopp, Shelton High School umni~ coach, ~II serve as head instructor. Steve Evander, a former SHS tennis player, and Jack Frosl, She]ton's number one player who will be a senior next year, will also be teaching. Hopp said if there is sufficient demand, there will be classes offered for adults in afternoons and evenings. He said he wouldsingles and doubles in the boys' like to start a class for 18 division. David Wicken made housewives, the consolation semi-finals of the Several young players inboys' 14 division and Dave Hopp's advanced group have Hanson reached the consolation already started the program and quarterfinals of the boys' 16 have competed in two division. tournaments. Last weekend 11 , Over Memorial Day in a players went to Wenatchee for the Bremerton tournament, Frost North Central Washington Junior made the quarterfinals of his Tennis Championships. Jack Frost division in singles and doubles and made the quarterfinals of both Shelton schedule Junior Champ Track Meet Boys and girls who win their will start at 6:30 p.m. There will e~ents in the Shelton Jaycees' Junior Champion Track Meet on Thursday, July 5, will be sponsored by the Jaycees to the State Junior Champion Meet July 14 in Edmonds. Both track and field events are scheduled for the Shelton meet on Highclimber field which be three age groups for competition: 13-14, 15-16 and 17-18. The application fee for contestants is $1. Entrants can contact Scott Puhn at 426-4747 or pick up an entry blank at the Reed Building (Shelton High School). I Jess' swept a Puget Sound League double-header from the OK Roofers last Tuesday in Shelton, but what looked like an easy evening in the opener turned out to be anything but that in the nighcap. In the opener Jess' scored two second-inning runs when Jon Armstrong doubled, advanced on a wild pitch and scored when Bill Nutt reached on an in-field error. Jerry Baker doubled to score Nutt. Bob Miller led off the fourth with a single and went to second when the right fielder misplayed the ball. When Tom Fredson's grounder was thrown away, Miller crossed the plate. After Fredson was caught off base Rob Mills singled, advanced on an in-field out and scored on Lynn Spilseth's single. Armstrong followed with a blast over the left field fence to close out the inning. Jess' added two more in the fifth when Fredson singled, Tom Marshall reached base on an error and Armstrong followed with a single, his third straight hit. Bill Nutt held the Roofers to just three singles and contributed a double. In the second game Jess' broke first with two runs in the second. Tom Fredson led off the inning with a home run and Armstrong tripled two outs later. Scan Byrne reached the quarterfinals of the boys' 12 and under group. Hopp said this weekend several players from the advanced group will be performing in a tourney in Ashland, Oregon. Then next week, they'll compete in Los Angeles. Other tournament stops during the summer will be Albany, Oregon, Portland, Yakima, Tacoma, Bremerton and Seattle. The group will also get some international experience when it plays in the British Columbia Junior Clay Court Tennis Championships in Vancouver at the end of July. July 2 and 3 will be Shelton's turn to host a tournament when the Shelton Junior Tennis Invitational is held. For more information, Hopp can be reached at 426-5012. He said each student in the program should bring a racket, a can of tennis balls and tennis shoes. Pep Nutt's single brought him in. The Roofers came back with four of their own in the top of the third. Kevin Dorcy doubled and Mike Mills drew a walk. Roger Hoff singled to load the bases and Jim Richards drove one over the outfield fence 'for a grand-slam home run. Joe Earl led off the third with a walk and Bob Miller's homer made it 4-4. Fredson doubled and scored two outs later when Armstrong reached base on an error. The Roofers tied the score in the top of the fifth when Richards walked and eventually came around on Jerry Drescher's single. Jess' scored the clincher in their half of the inning when Miller tripled and scored on Fredson's single. Miller collected four the evening, including a a home run; Fredson hits, three singles and a and Armstrong had a double, a triple and a Drescher led the three hits in five trips. ~'~;~'~'~i ............................. FANS GATHER AROUND the awards stand at the State AA Track the top finishers in the mile relay receive recognition. Second from on the awards stand is a member of the Shelton team which the race. I HERE COMES TONY. Shelton's swift hurdler Tony Molinero, shown here during a high hurdles race in the State AA Track Meet two weeks ago (No. 174), finished third in the 180 lows with a 20.2 clocking. He also qualified for the finals in the highs but failed to place. UlIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ADULT - JR. Men's Hi Game: Mac 232 Men's Hi Series: L.C. Boys' Hi Game: Scott Boys' Hi Series: Dave Ha Women's Hi Game: Jean 200 Women's Hi Series: Jean 503 Girls' Hi Game: Nancy 166 Girls' Hi Series: Nancy 422' Standings: Sandbac Kaboom 5942, Berry 5915, Loops 589 5833, Pop 5824, Cheerios 5802, 5801, Champs 5768,. 5761, Corn Flakes 560~ O's 5602, Grapen, Charms 5571, Chocula Sandbaggers, L.C. Kaboom, Nene Islanders, Nancy Bi Berry Scott Manke Jeri Clark 427; Critt, Mclnellv 551; Pop, 507; Brand X, Bruce 497; Cheerios, Jean Ha~ Frosted Flakes, Shirley Champs, Lloyd CI~ Wheaties, Del Hartwell Flakes, Jean Brown O'S, Jack Frost 491; GI Verna Johansen 398; Betty Dean _496; ChOC Brown 416. DENISE KISER is this week's featured Junior Trailblazer (she's number 72, doing a wheelie). A 18-year-old, Denise is originally from California. She has raced only a few times, but says she loves the excitement of racing. She also likes road riding on her CBIO0. Denise_!s the sec_r_etary- of the Sports twenty-five years ago. HIGH BOWLERS With their combined total of 1387 pins, AI Ferrier and Ade Kopperman pocketed the 60% share of the $417 pot built up in the ragtime doubles competition which closed early this month. Charlie Cole and Bud Temple were only three pins behind at 1384 and took the 40% second-place money. G.A. Gustafson was elected president of the City Bowling Association for 1948-49. & CAR CARE 1st & Cota Shelton College offers coaching class during summer Junior Trailblazers and spends a lot of time working in the concession stand. She likes swimming, skiing, and ice skating, and is active in French Club, Honor Society and One Way Club at school. Her father owns a Honda shop in Shelton and she has four brothers, Kermit, Kevin, Kerry and Kris. Bowling News TEENAGE TRIO Boys' Hi Game: Rusty Pleines 188 Boys' Hi Series: Rusty Pleines 514 A workshop in advanced baseball coaching techniques and methods will be offered by St. Martin's College from June 18-29, 9 a.m. through noon each day. Norm Webstad, M.A., Western Washington State College, 1970 and head baseball coach at Timberline High School in Lacey, will be the main instructor. Periodically, former major league players, college and high school coaches and professional scouts will serve as guest instructors. Emphasis will be on both beginning and advanced techniques of coaching. Special consideration will focus on instructional methods related to pony, colt, legion and high school instruction. Workshop time will Bayshore changes be equally divided between lecture, demonstration and two- ball date participation in activities. The workshop's course The Shelton Bayshore Golf number is Physical Education Girls' Hi Game: Chery Nolan & Club's two-ball foursome and 360A. For information and Cathy Pleines 147 potluck dinner will be heldregistration, those interested may Girls' Hi Series: Cathy Pleines 411 Thursday, June 28 at 5:30 p.m. call 491-4700 'or write the Standings: Team 6 18-6, Stichers 17-7, Team 5 15-9, BPB instead of June 21 as previously Director of Summer School, St. 11-13, Duffeys 10-14, Team 7 announced. 9-15, Team 4 9-15, Goodyear 7-17. Goodyear 3, Jim Robinson 417; BPB 1, Rusty Pleines 514; Stichers 3, Cathy Pleines 411; Team 5 1, Todd Brewer 391; Team 4 3; Duffeys 1, Dave Hanson 420; Team 6 4, Randy Claussen 437; Team 7 0, Steve Nolan 466. Lowrey & PIANOS RENT OR BUY ON EASY TERMS MUSIC BOX 205 Cota 426-4302 Martin's College, Olympia, 98501. Affention! Saturday, July 14 WORK PARTY at Moose Property 8 a.m. 9:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 17 JOINT MEETING 7 p.m. OFFICERS MEETING 8 p.m. SWIMMING AT AIRPORT POOL every 3rd Thursday, Moose members only. HIGHCLIMBER QUARTERMILERS warm up for the mile relay rz State AA Track Meet recently in which the group finished fifth. middle of the picture are, left to right, Brad Wilson (fists Settle (hands in pockets) and Paul Mortensen (looking dm Molinero is the other member of the quartet. The four hold record for the mile relay and ran a 3:27 at state. Greg Starr 11 yr. old, second season with Gott Oil. Son of Larry and Mildred Starr. Greg lives on Island Lake and attends Mt. View School. Greg has been playing in the outfield this season and also is the team's back-up catcher. ..... i. T/1,. Kevin Ellison 12 yr. old, playing his 2nd yr. with Gott Oil. Son of Joe and Trudy Ellison, lives near and attends Pioneer School. "Casey" 'Ellison has been the team's regular 1st baseman for most of the current season. Arnold CaseY 10 yr. old, first seasOr Oil. Son of RaY Casey. "Arnie" Angleside and attend School. Arnie has season as a catcher baseman. You're always safe with 426-3322 Page 10 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, June 14, 1973