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Mike ltagan pitched a
two-hitter Tuesday night, striking
out 12 batters in seven innings as
his Shelton American Legion
team won their first game of the
season, 2-0, over Stadium of
Tacoma.
Also deserving of headlines
was Mike mac, who got his first
hit of the season, a home run, as
the first Shelton batter up in the
game. mac hit one into right field
and it sliced away from the
fielder, and went into the weeds.
He sped all the way home, and no
automatic double was ruled, so he
had a round tripper to his credit.
It was Shelton's first of the year.
ltagan gave up a double
down the third base line in lhc
first inning, and a single in the
sixth, but was untouched
otherwise.
Shelton goi eight hits in the
game. in the two innmgs that
they scored in, they collected
three hits each. mac led off the
game with his home run. then
Curt Stracke singled. Brad Jones
also had a single, but the tuning
ended with no more scoring.
In the second, Ilagan faced
three batters and struck out two
of them, but Shelton could nol
get going either. The third frame
saw tlagan whifl three in a row
and Shetton go down m order.
too.
In the fourth, llagan walked a
man, but retired the sJdc ea~ily.
The hosts scored their only other
run in the bottom of the lomth.
Mike Null led off with a
single. Alter two batlcr~, went
out, Bruce ('die rapped a single to
bring Nutt in. IIc had gone to
second on a passed ball and to
third cm a ground out. Pep Null
also got on alter Cole with a
single, but the tuning ended a
batter later.
Shclton got a single in each of
the next two innings by Curt
Stracke and Iiagan respectively,
whdv Ilaean tamed Stadium from
the mound, lie put the finishing
touches on by striking out the last
batter.
All future home games will
start an hour earlier than
published on the schedule. Due to
darkness problems, the games will
now start at 6:30.
BOX score
ab r h rbi
Bac, M. 3 1 1 1
Stracke, C 3 0 2 0
Nutt, M. 3 1 1 0
Jones, B. 3 0 1 0
Hagan, M. 3 0 1 0
Cole, B. 3 0 1 1
Nutt, P. 3 0 1 0
l)ensley. J. 2 0 0 0
tlavcns, I). 2 0 0 0
W-ttagan-ltavens L-O'Connell,
Rulcorn-Wilson IIR Mike mac
(S).
Jayell Tilt
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En s In Dar
Shelton's American Legion
ballplayers saw action last week, ~i
losing two games and tying one.
The tie seems impossible, but the
game was called becauseof
darkness. ?
Brad Jones pitched against
Lacey and Shelton tied with the
visitors to Loop I:ield, 2-2 in
seven full innings. Bruce Cole and
Mike Itagan had doubles for
Six'lion, and Jones struck ¢)ut
eight.
Last Thursday, Sheltort lost to
Lincoln on Loop Field, 4-0. Dan
Larimer pitched for Shelton. lie
gave up five hits, and errors were
c~slly.
Shelton was shut out by
I)uyallup on Sunday. 2-0. Jones
pitched again, striking out nine
but giving up six hits.
The new starting time for
American Legion games on Loop
Field is 6:30.
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Winners of the medal play at
the Bayshore Women's Golf Club
on June 16 were Mac Munro,
l)oris Christey and Anne Correa.
The nine hole winner was
Marian Ilembroff.
Thursday, June 1 8, the
Bayshore Women were guests of
tile Capital City women, along
with s~c~rat other clubs.
Shelton winners for the 18
h~de play were Doris ('hristey,
low gross: Maline (;tlllllerson, low
net: and Mae Munro, second low
net.
Tee off time will be at 9 a.m.
for 18 hole players for the rest of
the summer.
Wiltman Brothers
Garner Trophies
The go-karting Wiltman
brothers of Shelton came back
from British Columbia !ast
weekend with a first and a second
place finish.
Ray, the younger of the two,
took first in the Junior American
Reed competition at Westwood
Race Track last Sunday in Port
Moody.
Randy, the other half, placed
second in the Senior American
Reed.
The local Evergreen (;o-Kart
Club will sponsor races at the
airport on July 12.
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Bowling News
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ADULT-JR.
Men's Hi Ga~ne: Lloyd Clark 236.
Men's Hi Series: Lloyd Clark 629.
Women's Hi Game: Linda Dodge
198.
Women's Hi Series: Linda Dodge
496.
Standings: Merilee & Mac
7170, 18-6; Jim & Ralph 7065,
12-12; Linda & L. C. 7064, 11-13;
Chris & Carole 7053, 13-11; Brad
& Don 7009, 14-10, Dave & Larry
6965, 12-12; Dave & Lloyd 6948,
9-15; Anna & Neva 6737, 7-17.
Brad & Don 3, Brad 433;
Dave & Larry 1, Larry 437; Steve
& Tom 1, Tom 455; Linda & L.
C. 3, L. C. 503; Chris & Carole 4,
Carole 420; Anna & Neva 0, Anna
311; Dave & Lloyd 2, Lloyd 629;
Merrilee & Mac 2, Mac 575.
MEN'STRIO
Men's Hi Game: Lloyd Clark 220.
Men's Hi Series: Chuck Renecker
716.
Standings: Evergreen Masonry
26-9; Miss Fits 21-14; Prairie
Roosters 201/2-141h; Rolands Shell
17~/2-171&; Schooners 17-18;
Reneckers 17-18; Young Pros
17-18; Pin Busters 16-19; Timber
Bowl 14-21 ; Mixed Nuts 9-26.
Rolands Shell 4, Roland
Cuzick 657; Schooners 1, Wayne
Wright 651; Evergreen Masonry 5,
Klaus Hoefpner 690; Timber Bowl
0, Mac Mclnelly 651; Mixed Nuts
1, Tom Olson 590; Prairie Roosters
4, Jess McDonald 734; Young Pros
1, Jim Hargar 646; Pin Busters 4,
Dick Bell 680; Miss Fits 4, Sonny
Thomas 647; Reneckers 1, Chuck
Renecker 716.
TEENAGE TRIO
,'.:~ Men's Hi Game: Curt Stracke
~ ;, 190.
Men's Hi Series; Clay KeJth 507.
£~ ~ f!:~ ~V8oTm. en s Hi Game: Linda Dodge
~ ~ |!~~i~ ~VSo2men's Hi Series: Linda Dodge
.... 19Vv121/z; Team 10 19-13; Team
:~:*,i Team 1 191h-12V2; Team 4
9 17-15; Team 6 15V2-16Vz; Team
CENTERFIELDER MIKE
BAC helped the Shelton
American Legion cause
Tuesday night when he
smashed a home as the first
batter for Shelton. His team
won their first game of the
seas0n,; 2-O over Stlldium,
after losing three straight.
8 14-18; Team 5 llV2-201h; Team
3 i1-21; Team 7 11-21.
Foamy Brew 2, Sue
Bloomfield 398; Team I 2 Steve
Robertson 477; Die Manner 4,
Don Gardner 422; Soft Pans Inc.
4, Robert Redman 457; Team 4
0, Jim Robinson 388; Keggers 0,
Clay Keith 507; Town Bowsers 4,
Linda Dodge 552.
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The State Game Commission
will consider rehabilitation of 27
waters proposed by the
Washington State Game
Department, including Tenas
Lake in Mason County.
Rehabilitation on
heavily-fished lowland waters is a
normal part of the fishery
management program used when
some fish populations become
superabundant and depress the
water's production of desirable
sized fish. Rehabilitation clears
the water of competing
populations followed by
replanting of trout.
The strongest man in the world
is he who stands most alone.
Henrik Ibsen
SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED
Men's Hi Game: Mac Mclnelly
205.
Men's Hi Series: Dave Wood 480.
Women's Hi Game: Darlene
Cuzick 165.
Women's Hi Series: Darlene
Cuzick 421.
Standings: Roland's Shell
15313; Wood Chuck's 15185;
Nite-Owl's 15038; Go-Getter's
14694.
Roland's Shell Bill Fagan 448;
Go-Getter's Gall Auseth 396;
Nite-Owl's Dave Wood 480; Wood
Chuck's Mary Wood 402.
TUESDAY SUMMER TRIO
Women's Hi Game: Colleen Yorke
206.
Women's Hi Series: Colleen Yorke
519.
Standings: Sum~er Belles
20-12; Certa Belles 18-14;
Southern Belles18-14; Ups and
Downs 17-15; Water Bugs 16-16;
Timber Belles 15-17; Steady
Bowlers 13-19; Alley Cats 11-21.
Ups and Downs 3-1, Millie
Fagan 431; Alley Cats 1-3, Verna
Kolowinski 363; Southern Belles
2-2, Colleen Yorke 519; Summer
Belles 2-2, Betty Dean 466; Water
Bugs 4-0, Lucille Farmwald 464;
Steady Bowlers 0-4, Lucille
Chapman 458; Timber Belles 2-2,
Betty LaMont 418; Certa Belles
2-2, Millie Nelson 458.
Work Party Set
At John's Praire
There will be a work party
this Saturday at the John's Prairie
recreation site, the Mason County
Recreation Association
announced this week.
Upon completion of this
athletic facility, it will have
several little league baseball field,
pee wee football fields, and tennis
courts.
All work that is done on the
site is on a volunteer basis.
Clearing has been done by
volunteer bulldozers, and lining
by engineers.
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The final week in the 19th Hole Club Twilight League found Team
10 back in first place after returning to early season form with 14
points for the week. Team 3, which plays the front-runners this week,
advanced to second place. Team 8 moved into the first division with 1 1
points.
Team 10 Anderson 85 points .607
Team 3 Myers 86 points .573
Team 7 Denniston 83 points .568
Team 4 James 73 points .537
Team 8 Travis 73 points .493
Team 2 Pauley 62 points .484
Team 6 Tuson 64 points .444
Team 5 Barnard 65 points .439
Tealn 1 Jeffrey 57 points .419
Team 9 Gott, Sr. 57 points .401
Low net for 54 holes in the presidents cup is still 207 strokes
posted by Larry Larson. Bob Coots is second with 212.
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"A confusing
muddy waters."
sum up the
situation for this
graduates.
A survey of
colleges from
revealed a
"extremely bleak
Generally,
officials feel
is down for this
but it is too
hanging crel
director
one of genera
all unlike
Thursday, June 18, Shelton's conntry,
Trailblazer Motorcycle Club heldexperienced irish,
tile first of three Thursday preference O;~'poIUt~,I
evening nteets. Fourteen riders fieldssuc I " #¢ ~,,~m
, take tip sO .i
attended the field meet. might ' ~o,a ~d~2
There will be a trophy each however.emica~The,u~"'~cla ~
night for the high point man, and for ch . -t ~#~'¢e,i.
a bigger trophy for the winner of engineers m m°~.,h tl~e r~
the series. The grad WU,h,#~I
John Cookson got the high also be finding [~,~n.~
point trophy in last Thursday's year in all.tier testily]
meet. Bill Waite and Ed Waite io '0"ilIi, ~e ;tc,~'
took second and third ;tu~;ae~y fr ~est
respectively. All riders are universities ¢, to lit
welcome to come to the meet. have turned laaae ~#t t~J
Friday night in Graham, Dave and the job!~[i01~0f~2
Waite took a second in his heat With the exccv'.dstp~,.'j~
and first in the semi to qualify for in Business Ad .~J"that t!~
' salU "'
the main event. He crashed into generally be reatet I
the wall early in the main event in the degree, the ~;,~j0~
spectacular fashion. The bike and difficulty in seCU"""l'~ct
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JOHN COOKSON, winner of the Shelton Trailblazers' field
meet last Thursday, rides through the stakes.
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The Coast Guard recently
released its current search and
rescue statistics for the Pacific
Northwest. So far this year, there
are over twice as many deaths as
ing
With a few notable
exceptions, westside fishermen
found most waters not too
productive as they battled high
winds, cold rain, and in some
places hail, this past weekend.
Lake Cushman, again was hot
for cutthroat trout on Saturday
and Sunday. These fish come
~rom Lake Standstill, a
semi-natural rearing pond area.
State Wildlife Agents note that
these fish are so bright that some
anglers continue to mistake them
for silvers, thereby inadvertently
catching an overlimit of trout.
Anglers may write or phone
their nearest regional Game
Department office for a handy
identification sheet telling the
difference between a trout and a
k okanee, often called a silver
trout.
In southwest Washington,
Swift Reservoir is still producing
excellent fishing for rainbows
7-14 inches and limits are
common. A few kokanee (silver
trout) are beginning to show in
Merwin and Yale, note Game
Department officials.
Hicks and Summit near
Olympia provide very good
fishing for rainbow. Roseiger and
Lake Fontal, in the Seattle
Everett region, continued to
provide excellent trout fishing
over the Mother's Day weekend.
there were this time last year.
Coast Guard search and rescue
efforts are up almost 20% over
last June.
Most assistance cases are a
direct result of poor preventive
maintenance or a neglect to check
the fuel supply. "The Pacific
Northwest is a dangerous place
for a boater to run out of gas"
says Lieutenant Commander
Hadley, 13th District Boating
Safety Chief. "Every out-of-fuel
case on the coast is potential
fatality; the boat can be in the
surf or on the rocks before we can
get to it."
Hadley also stressed that
seasonal boaters are very often
the victims of a boating tragedy.
The sailor who takes his boat out
for the first time this season
without thoroughly, checking the
engine and its accessories is just
asking for trouble.
Because of the higti~incidents
of breakdowns while thaderway,
the Coast Guard has yecently
published a new pamphlet,
Emergency Repairs Afloat. This
pamphlet is free to anyone who
cantacts the U. S. Coast Guard
Boating Safety Office in Seattle.
It may save your boat and your
life.
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rider went ten feet into the air,
only the wire mesh fence keeping
them from going into the
grandstand. Waite walked away
with a few bruises, and his bike
was fixed by Saturday night when
he took a third in Castle Rock in
the main event.
At the Orting short track,
Buck Murphy took first in the
200 A main. Murphy was not
fully recovered from his accident
of two weeks ago.
All of the Shelton racers went
to the Elma Fairgrounds on
Sunday to race in the mile oval
there. Placers there were Dan
Kirk, third, 500 cc A main; Dean
Singer, second, 200 cc class; Bill
Waite, third, 200 cc class and
second in 250 cc C main.
All our dignity consists, then,
in thought. It is the heart which
experiences God, and not reason.
This, then, is faith: God felt by
heart, not by reason.
Blaise Pascal
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