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Thursday, June 18
LEGION BASEBALL Capital at Shelton, 6 p.m.
Saturday, June 20
LEGION BASEBALL Narrows Baseball Club at Shelton,
DH, noon
YOUTH BASEBALL Mason County Youth Baseball All-
Star Tournament, MCRA park 9 a.m.
Sunday, June 21
YOUTH BASEBALL Mason County Youth Baseball All-
Star Tournament, MCRA park, 9 a.m.
Tuesday, June 23
LEGION BASEBALL River Ridge at Shelton, 6 p.m.
Coming up
• The Shelton High School summer pool schedule for
June 22-25 will include swim lessons, open swims, water
aerobics, lap swims and private rentals. Call the pool at 426-
4240 for more information. The schedule is available online
at www.sheltonschools.org.
• The Shelton Kings Youth Football sign-ups are Monday,
June 22 from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday, June 27 from
11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Timberland Library. The cost for flag
football is $25.00. The fee for minor varsity is $75 and the
cost of senior varsity is $100. For more information, call Todd
at 239-0282.
• Registration is available for the Shelton Parks and Rec-
reation summer programs. For more information on the sum-
mer programs, contact the recreation office at 432-5149 or
stop by the office at the Shelton Civic Center, 525 West Cota
Street.
To have your event listed in the sports calendar, get the
information to the Journal by faxing it to 426-9399, e-mailing
it to chris@masoncounty.com, or by mailing it to RO. Box 430,
Shelton, WA 98584.
Gridiron
Continued from page C-1
there. They have tutors
and they see the potential
with him even though he
struggles with academics,"
LoaLoa said.
Jordan's older brother
Janus also moved from
Shelton to Salt Lake City
and was an all-state player
for Cottonwood High School.
Jordan said the move
from Shelton was hard at
first, but realizes it has
helped his future.
"Ever since I moved down
here, the teachers and coun-
selor see to it that I get the
help I need," he said. '~hey
know I am on the football
team and look out for me."
Afo admits he misses his
parents and other aspects
about life in Shelton.
"I really missthe weather
in Washington. The weather
here is either too dry or too
hot or too cold," he said.
While Afo's future in
football remains in doubt,
there's no doubt his poten-
tial is limitless if he re-
turns to the field healthy.
Rivals.com ranks him No.
24 at his position nation-
ally and his coach at Cot-
tonwood believes his young
star will make an impact at
the next level.
"Jordan is very physi-
cal presence in the middle
and he is very athletic and
has tons of potential. He's
6-4, 300 pounds and can do
a back flip flatfooted. You
just don't see that kind of
athletic ability with a big
guy like that," Cottonwood
coach Cecil Thomas said.
"That's what got him into
trouble with his injury- the
back flips. If he comes out of
this thing healthy, there's
no doubt he will excel at the
next level."
Regardless of his future
on the gridiron, Afo realizes
he is lucky.
"I said a thousand
prayers when I was on that
hospital bed," he said. "If I
can't play, that is life, but I
really want to get back and
play my senior year."
Quadra Paws celebrate with fun run
The Quadra Paws 4x4
Club held its fourth annual
fun run at the Tahuya For-
est near Belfair. Nearly 100
participants arrived to try
their hand at games and
questions in an attempt to
win prizes donated by local
businesses.
A food drive for the North
Mason Food Bank was held
at the fun run. Participants
brought enough food to fill
the rear of an SUV and do-
nated $200 in cash. The
Washington State Patrol
district office in Bremer-
ton also collected food and
donated it at the fun run.
Troopers Jennifer Parker
and David Huibregtse drove
out with a car full of food
Competitors take to the course last weekend at
the annual Quadra Paws 4X4 fun run.
and smiles for everyone.
The event required par-
ticipants to navigate a 10.5-
mile off-highway course
through the forest with
checkpoints. Games this
year included driving down
a hill while holding a bad-
minton racket with a ball
balanced on it, pachinko
and stacking blocks on a
stick. Questions again this
year tested the participants'
knowledge in sports and ge-
ography. Participants were
also given a trash bag and
given points for returning it
filled.
Prizes included a Warn
winch from Northridge 4x4,
concert tickets with a room
and dinner at the Emer-
ald Queen Casino, a shock
system, an air-cleaner in-
take system from Bay View
4x4, a gift certificate to Les
Schwab and even a gift cer-
tificate for a tattoo.
LAKE UMERICK LADIES GOLF
SHAMROCK TOURNAMENT,
JUNE 10
The Lake Limerick Ladies'
Club hosted its 24th annual
Shamrock Golf Tournament
on Wednesday, June 10. A full
field of 72 golfers representing
15 area golf courses competed
for both individual and team
prizes. Tournament chairper-
son Marsha Berry credited the
large turnout to the reputation
that the Shamrock has gained
as a fun, good-value competi-
tion. Kim Anderson, Capitol
City, took Low Gross of the Field
honors with an 81, while Jo Ann
Lydum, Lake Limerick, won Low
Net of the Field with a 61.
During lunch at the Lake
Limerick Inn overlooking the
lake, every participant went
home with a door prize and
three lucky golfers won $75,
$50 and $25 in the Pot o'Gold
cash raffle.
More results:
Flight 1 : Low Gross: Karen Dob-
son, 90; Low Net: 1~t- Karon
Strada, 72; 2°d - Lesley Robert-
shaw-Mosley, 72; 3~d - Mary Lou
Wicken, 72; 4th - Izzie Hobson,
72; 5t"- Sharon Glass, 73. Flight
2: Low Gross: Marge Witcraft,
97; Low Net: 1~t - Ann John-
son, 65; 2°d- Judy White, 67;
3rd - Leona Klein, 70; 4t" - Diann
Mueller, 70; 5t" - Shirley Mitch-
ell, 71. Flight 3: Low Gross:
Luana Ellis, 102; Low Net: 1~t
- Jeannine Jacob, 68; 2nd - Iris
Zieman, 69; 3~ - Bonnie Mor-
row, 70; 4th- Adele Scott, 71;
5th - Vickie World, 71.
LADIES GOLF SCORES
Accuracy Drive Hole 3: Flight 1:
Lesley Robertshaw-Mosley, 38".
Flight 2: Joyce Reynolds, 21"
Flight 3: Diane Pollard, 2".
Long Drive Hole 17: Flight 1:
Kathy Barrett. Flight 2: Diann
Mueller. Flight 3: Vicki Stor-
ment.
KP Hole 7: Flight 1: Janet Wei-
land, 3'9". Flight 2: Gloria
Wharton, 8'7". Flight 3: Bon-
nie Morrow, 9'7".
Team Best Ball Net: 1~t- Mary
Lou Wicken, Luana Ellis, Marge
Witcraft, Betty Dean, 112; 2~d
- Lesley Robertshaw-Mosley,
Shari Blackwood, Sue Fischer, Jo
Ann Lydum, 114; 3rd - Marilyn
Waldrop, Ann Johnson, Diann
Mueller, Vickie World, 119.
9 Hole, June 12
Team Dice
Tie for 1~t at 35: Team 1 - Eb-
erhardt, Sharon Hadsall, Maxine
O'Neill, Gayle Wilcox. Team 2
- Ann Wooten, Barb Villa, Barb
Dennis, Pat Zulfer. Low Net: 33.
18 HOLE MEMORIAL DAY
TOURNAMENT, MAY 20 AND
MAY 27
Winners: Betty Dean and Mar-
sha Berry, who tied with a score
of 62.
9 Hole, June 8
Low Putts
Flight 1:1st- Ann Johnson, 14;
2nd - (tie) Jeannine Jacob and
Gall Gagner, 16; 3rd- Joyce
Reynolds, 17. Flight 2:1~- (tie)
Barb Eberhardt and Judy Bru-
nett, 15; 2nd -- Barb Villa, 18.
Flight 3:1st- Pat Wass, 17; 2nd -
Clara Robinson, 18; 3rd -- Sharon
Hadsall, 20. Pars: Ann Johnson,
No. 1 and No. 4; Judy Brunnet
No. 7. Chip-ins: Clara Robinson,
No. 5 and No. 8. Low Net:Ann
Johnson, 29.
LAKE CUSHMAN
LADY NINERS
Low Net, June 9
Division 1 : 1 st _ Molly Frazier,
2~ - Vickie World; Division 2:
1st - Judy Keiffer, 2no - Peggy
Newton; Division 3:1~t- Elisa-
beth Miller, 2n~ - Sue Wilson;
Division 4:1st -- Lorna Burgwin,
2°d - (tie) Gwen Gadberry and
Phyllis Minteer.
LAKE CUSHMAN 18 HOLE
LADIES GOLF CLUB
18 Hole Match-Net vs. Par,
June 10
Division 1 : 1st _ Kathy Johnson,
2~d - Cheryl Ulrich; Division 2:1~t
- Elaine Close, 2~d - Betsy Sharp,
3ro - Sharon Bennett; DiVision 3:
1~t- Joleta Smith, 2nd -8obbie
Maker, 3r~ - Gloria Carlson; Di-
vision 4:1~t - Linda Sund, 2no -
Jan Olson. KP: Judy Burke, No.
4; Cheryl Ulrich, No. 6 and No.
13. Chip-ins: Charlette Ocker-
man.
BAYSHORE LADIES GOLF
Low Net, June 2
18 Holes - Flight 1:1~t- Har-
lene Robbins; 2°~- Toni Stevens.
Flight 2: 1st Kay Knudsen; 2°a -
Lois Lemagie. 9 Holes: 1st _ Ruth
Watton. Least Putts 18 Holes:
Toni Stevens and Kaye Knudsen
(tie); 9 Holes: Ruth Watton. Bird-
ies: Harlene Robbins, No. 12.
Chip-ins: Mary Lou Wicken, No.
7; Kaye Knudsen, No. 15.
Points, June 9
18 Holes - Flight 1 : 1st _ Harlene
Robbins; 2~ - Mary Lou Wicken.
Flight 2: 1st- Marge Witcraft and
Lois Lemagie (tie). 9 Holes - l'~-
Pat Oltman and Kaye Knutsen
(tie), 2°a - Billie Elms. Least Putts:
9 Holes - 1't - Billie Elms and
Joan McComb (tie); 18 Holes -
Mary Lou Wicken and Marge
Witcraft. Chip-ins: Stacy Scoles,
No. 17; Marge Witcraft, No. 13.
ALDERBROOK LADLES GOLF
ONES, June 9
18 Hole - Division 1: t~t - Nancy
Gurnsey, 36; 2~a - Sandy Dunlap,
38 and Karen Dobson, 38; 3~d -
Coralie Watters, 39. Division 2:
1~t - Karen Logan, 32 and Renee
Youngs, 32; 2°~ - Karen Burns,
35.5; 3~ - Alice Chapman, 37
and Leona Klein, 37. Division 3:
1st - Anne Gilbert, 34; 2~ - Pat
Johnson, 35.5 and Lois Rogers,
35.5; 3rd - Pat Stobie, 36.5.
9 Hole Division: 1't- Bebe Silvey,
0.5; 2na - Diane Budd, 3; 3re -
Anne McGinness, 4.5.
Flag Day, June 11
18-Holers - Flight 1 : 1~- Rebecca
Danielson, No. 1, 15.5" from the
hole; 2nd - Nancy Gumsey; 3rd -
Gerry Lou Haselwood; 4th - San-
dy Dunlap. Flight 2:1st - Marilyn
Keller, No. 1, 12' 6" from hole;
2nd- Karen Burns, 3~ - Linda Cre-
swell, 4th - Dusty Blair. Flight 3:
1st- Pat Johnson, No. 2 green, in
the hole; 2~ - Maxine Baillie, 3rd
-Deanna Hill, 4th - Donna Taylor.
9 Hole: 1st _ Carol Kelley, No. 1 O,
in the hole; 2nd - Lana Clauson,
3rd - Joanne Nelson, 4th - Marilyn
Butler.
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JUNIOR GOLF CAMPS
JUNE 23RD 24TH &26TH
JULY 14"rH 15TH & 16'-rn
9AM TO 10:30AM
OPEN TO ALL BOYS & GIRLS,
BETWEEN 8 & 17 YRS OLD
IF YOU NEED EQUIPMENT, WE
WILL PR 0 VIDE IT FOR YOU.
COST FOR EACH CLINIC IS
$30.00 OR BOTH FOR $50.00
TO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFO
PLEASE CALL 426-1271
BRIAN DAVIS PGA PROFESSIONAL
BAYSHORE GOLF COURSE
! !
Attention past member or current resident..WE WANT YOU!!
*For a limited time, you can join the Shelton Athletic Club for FREE!!! That is right -- no membership fee ($100.00 value). But wait,
there is more! Sign up now and also receive the first month's dues on us ($39.00 value). That is a savings of $139.00!!!
COMING SOON -- tanning beds and child care!
Please present this advertisement to a Shelton Athletic Club counselor to receive your FREE membership card when signing up. We look forward to
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Sincerely, -- Shelton Athletic Club Staff
Hours of operation : Mon-Fri: 4:30am-9:00pm • Sat-Sun: 7:00am-3:00pm
*to receive free membership and the 1st month free, a one year contract and auto pay program must be signed and completed. Senior & Military qualify for discount on monthly dues.
SHELTON ATHLETIC CLUB
Just South of Downtown Shelton on H hway 3
Stop in today at 707 South Fh'st Street, Call 426-1388 or us: sac@hctc,com
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