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SPOONEA FARMS SHEI.TON! STRAWBERRIES HERE NOW] For more information call Olympia 456-4554 Richard C, Downing, DDS Mason Transit Authority & Team Shepherd's Soap Company Black Star Spencer Lake Bar & Grill Career Quest The Varmints Coffee News Creative Employment Consultants Thurston/Mason County Developmental Disabilities 2nd Street Design Studio LADiES'GOLFRESULTS Mason County Optimist Mason County Transition Planning Committee Shelton Eagles Club 3862 Domino's Pizza Tumwater Starbucks ~i::" % :: ~,,..: & Ncreasingly popular for elite and amateur athletes m submerge themselves in cold wa- ter or ice baths to reduce muscle soreness. While these treatments may effectively reduce muscle inflammation thai can lead to stiffness, swelling, and soreness a day or more after a workout, some wonder if they can cause harmful side effects. Several studies have been conducted in which athletes spent 5-24 min- utes in water between 50 and 59 degrees E In other cases, the wa- ter was colder and athletes were asked to get in and out of the wa- ter at set times. However. none of the studies compared cold-water immersion to other therapies. It is only known that cold-water COLD HARD FACTS BY JOSEPH ZYGAR. P.7'. It's be- immersion treats muscle sore- coming in-ness better than doing nothing. We love to educate people about their health! Whether you require care for muscle and joint pain, rehabilitation after surgery, or would like information about ex- ercise and keeping fit. our caring staff is here to help and we have several fitness and wellness pro- grams available. For more infor- mation, call SHELTON PHYSI- CAL THERAPY AND SPORTS MEDICINE. We have been pro- viding physical therapy care for over 32 years. You'll find us con- ven!ently located at 2300 Kati Ct.. Ste. B and can be reached by calling (360~ 426-5903. New patients are welcome. Same day appointments are available. P.S Physical therapists gener- ally recommend that ice packs be applied to sore muscles, sprains, and strains no longer than 20 minutes per hour. It's easy to have the Journal delivered to your home or business. Call 426-4412 to subscribe Colt-Palominos second baseman Brendan Adams tags an opposing player against Mountlake Terrace on Sunday at Mason County Recreation Area. Journal photos by Emily Hanson during the team's game Colt-Palominos pitcher Jack McQuarrie reaches back for a pitch during the team's game against Mount Lake Terrance on Sunday at Mason County Recreation Area. Baseball no said. 'Tin hoping we at least pull one off. The lev- Continued from page C-1 el of play we're up against are guys a lot older than "He struggled in the third we are. If we can win and fifth innings and they one, I'll be happy. If we hit him around." can win two, we'll make Drinkard had three it to Sunday and we'll be strikeouts and two walks, go6d." He allowed seven runs on Solano said he believes 10 hits. the more baseball athletes "Brendan Adams and play and the more situa- Wyatt O'Connor came tions they're in, the better around and hit the ball for they'll become at playing us Sunday," Solano said. the game. This weekend, the Colt- "Winning is just a prod- Palominos are traveling uct of them putting it to- to Maltby for the Maltby gether and they're learn- Tournament, scheduled for ing," Solano said. "We all tomorrow. Saturday and like to be winners, but Sunday at Tucker Willis because they're so young, Park. I think they'll gain more "I'm optimistic," Sola- from just playing." Bayshore Ladies' Golf Team Best Ball net: 1st. Gretchen Klein, Kim Anderson, June 21 -- Best Ball Tournament Trina Arnott, Donna Allerdings, 127; 2nd, Kathy Sorgen- Gross: 1st, Toni Stevens and Luana Ellis. ~ frei. Bonnie Morrow, Linda Stewart. Sharon Hadsall, 127 Net: 1st. Judy Prestegaard and Joan Mauritzen, 61; 2nd June 18 -- ONES (tie l Val James and Monica Gibbs. Mary Lou Wicken and 9-hole Division Marge Witcraft, 62: 4th, Billie Elms and Kay Warnock, 63: Flight 1: 1st, MaryLou Trautmann, 18: 2nd, Robbi A1- 5th, Harlene Robbins and Judy Zehrung, 66 berts, 19 Kps: Charleen Wallitner and Kiin Freet, No. 3, 5'3"; Judy Flight 2: 1st, Bonnie Morrow. 21.5; 2nd, Sharon Hadsall, Prestegaard and Joan Mauritzen, No. 7.10'4" 22 Pars: Bonnie Morrow, No. 4 and No. 7 Lake Limerick Ladies' Golf Low net of the day: (tie) Robbi Alberts and MaryLou June 13 -- Shamrock Tournament Trautmann. 33 Low gross of the field: Gretchen Klein, 84 Low putts: MaryLou Trautmann. 12 Low net of the field: Donna Allerdings, 65 June 20 -- Low Net 1st Flight low gross: Kim Anderson, 85 9-hole Division 1st Flight low net: Michele Johnson, 70 Flight 1: 1st, Barb Eberhart, 34; 2nd, Bonnie Morrow, 35 2nd Flight 10w gross: Luana Ellis, 100 Flight 2: 1st, Sheila Thomas, 39: 2nd. Clara Robinson, 2nd Flight low net: iYfaryLou Trautmann, 72 41; 3rd, Pat Wass, 44 3rd Flight low gross: Ann Johnson, 100 Pars: Gail Gagner, No. 1; Bonnie Morrow, No. 7 3rd Flight low net: Bonnie Morrow, 69 Low net of the day: Barb Eberhart, 34 man un By EMILY HANSON Following Steph's is Hood Canalare tied for second place in the Olym- emi~y~ma.~'oncoun/y.com Communications at 3-1 and Shelton pic League with 2-1 records. Follow- .............................. Athletic Club at 2-1. Camco. Not This ing those teams is Sage Bookstore Time, Lucky Dog Casino and A 24/7 with a record of 2-2. Joey B's Softball The two adult softball leagues Bail Bonds have yet to win a game in and RE/MAX have yet to score a win each have an undefeated team so far the Cascade League. this season. this season. The next Cascade League games The Olympic League teams play In the Cascade League, Steph's are scheduled for 6:15 p.m. and 7:15 next at 6:15 p.m. and 7:15 p.m. on Espresso is leading with a 4-0 record p.m. tonight at Callanan Park and July 2 at Callanan Park and at while Castle & Coleman Logging is MCRA. Mason County Recreation Area also 4-0 in the Olympic League. Fuddpuckers and Team Griffey ,MCRA). o Zumba Toning o Zumba Classes , Tae Kwon Do Classes Every Saturday at 11:00 a.m. FREE with membership 0 Kettlebell Classes Now in progress- See schedule at www.sheltonathleticclub.com • Sauna/Steam Room. Personal Training • Weight Training • Swimming. Aerobics Classes • Racquetball. Tanning. Cardio • Massage Just South of Downtown Shelton on Highway 3 Stop in today at 707 South First Street Call 426-1388 or emaU us; sac@hctc.com Check us out on the web at sheltonathleticclub.com Hours: Mon-Fri 4:30am-9pm, Sat & Sun 7am-3pm SHELTON ATH C Page C-2 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, June 28, 20t2