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--Tough assignment
WELL, JUDGING FROM the look on manager Jud Hildebrandt's face
(top) and regardless of whatever e/se you might hear from similarly
preteen-occupied parental sorts - it apparently wasn't all that tough
; MCRA featuring Cal Ripken Base-
. , ,, community's age-group
to come.
Page 22 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, July 5, 2007
Legion baseball:
Road.weary Timbe
return this weeken,
Legion baseball's Shelton Tim-
bers hit the road for back-to-back
tournaments the past two week-
ends. ,
The Highclimbers' summer-
league boys won a pair of games
in the June 22-24 Steamer Invite
in Anacortes, and then this past
week they vied in the Bandit Bah
in Kennewick.
Brand-new grad Tristin Rich-
erson struck out 13 and scattered
just four hits to lead the Timbers
to a 2-1 victory over Enumclaw in
their opener in Anacortes. A two-
run single by Jacob Dunnington
in the bottom of the fifth inning
proved the difference-maker in
the pitchers' duel. Dean Bearden,
Chile Antonio and Richerson also
singled for the victors, who im-
proved to 12-5 on the year.
Game Two in Anacortes saw
the Shelton boys break a 3-3 tie
with an unanswered run in the
top of the seventh inning against
Oak Harbor and reward young
Dunnington's two-hit pitching by
way of a 4-3 victory. Jacob struck
out eight and walked just two bat-
ters, and he helped his own cause
on offense as well by going two for
three with a double and three runs
batted in.
Also hitting safely for Shelton
in the victory were Jacob's broth-
er, Jordan Dunnington, along with
Antonio and Jordan Linnell.
Alas, seven errors spelled a big
inning for their rivals from Mount
Vernon in the third game in Ana-
cortes as the Timbers allowed five
runs in the fifth en route to a 6-14
setback.
Senior-to-be Linnell had a huge
offensive performance for naught,
going four for four with a pair of
home runs (giving him four ding-
ers on the season), three runs bat-
ted in and a stolen base.
Brothers Jacob and Jordan
Dunnington also had a pair of hits,
including a double by the latter.
The Timbers' Anacortes run
ended with a 3-9 loss to Everett.
Linnell gave up 13 hits and suf-
fered his first defeat in four pitch-
ing decisions.
Tarrin Avey led the attack with
a pair of hits in three trips to the
Lake Cushman's women waged
"least-putts" competition June 27.
First division - Judy Burke and Marsha
Woodburne tied for first and Kathy Johnson
and Cheryl Ulrich tied for second.
Second division - Charlotte Ockerman
and Molly Frazier tied for first and Sally Gan-
ter second.
Third division - Judy Keiffer, Bettie Sheep
and Sandy Palmer tied for first and Betty
Byerly second.
Birdies - Sue Wilson (4th hole) and Diann
Muller (15th).
Chip-ins - Sue Wilson (4th hole), Elaine
Close (9th), Jerene Smart (14th) and Betty
Byerly (14th).
Limerick
Lake Limerick's lady 18-holers
hosted their annual 36-hole Part-
ner Best Ball Tournament June 20
and 27. The results:
First - Betty Dean & Lesley Robertshaw-
Mosley, 120.
Second (tie) - Gayle Wilcox & Barb Eber-
hardt and Ann Johnson & Adele Scott, 125.
Third - Marie Bierward & Mary Lou Traut-
mann, 127.
Gri d camp
here soon
Registration deadline for Shel-
ton's annual All-Sports Youth
Football Camp is July 16.
Cost of the July 16-20 camp is
$75 for five sessions of two and a
quarter hours apiece. The sessions
start at 6 p.m. on the practice field
behind Shelton High School.
Back again to lead the camp is
former University of Washington
wide receiver Mike James, and
joining him this year as a codirec-
tor will be Shelton's own former
Seattle Seahawk defensive end,
Terry Dion.
Eligible to participate in the
camp are all kids ages 7-14. Send
applications or refer questions to
All-Sports Youth Football Camp,
21181 North U.S. Hwy 101, Shel-
ton, WA 98584. Phone 269-6874 or
877-5902 or e-mail tmavOl@hctc.
com.
plate. Jacob Dunnington
double and teammates C
• Dickinson, Jerrod Maples
Dalton Emerson all added s
Details of the Timbers'
game Kennewick run last we
will be in next week's Journ
This weekend the boys
to their Climber Field stc
grounds for doubleheaders
Saturday and Sunday at
and 3 p.m.
Enumclaw 000 Of
Timbers 00002{
Timber pitching - Tristin Richerso
innings, four hits, one earned run, four
13 strikeouts and the victory (4-2 reco
Timber hitting - Jacob Dunningtonq
two, Dean Bearden one for two, Chil(
nio one for two and Tristin Richerson g
three.
Timber rbi - two by Jacob Dunnin
Timber runs scored - one each by
Linnell and Cannon Dickinson.
Timber stolen bases - two by Jord
nell and one by Jacob Dunnington,
Timbers 003 000 1,
Oak Harbor 200 001 0,
Timber pitching -Jacob Dunr
seven innings, two hits, one earned n
walks, eight strikeouts and the victol
record).
Timber hitting - Jacob Dunningtl
for three with a double, Chilo Antonio
three, Jordan t.innell one for four and,
Dunnington one for four.
Timber rbi - three by Jacob Dunr
and one by Jordan Dunnington.
Timber runs scored - one each by,
Linnell, Cannon Dickinson, Jacob
5
ton and Jerrod Maples.
Timber stolen base - one by Jaca
nington.
Mount Vernon 020 053 4 -
Timbers 220 002 0 -
Timber pitching - Dean Bearden
a third innings, eight hits, no earne(
four walks, four strikeouts and the Iol
record); Jarred Maples one-third innir
hits, two earned runs, no walks and no
outs; James Phipps one and a third
three hits, five walks, five earned runs
strikeouts.
Timber hitting - Jordan Linnell M
four with two home runs, Jordan Dund
two for three with a double and JacO
nington two for four.
Timber rbi - three by Jordan Linne
by Jacob Dunnington and one by
DunningtolL
Timber runs scored - two by Jord
nell and one each by Cannon Dickinl
cob Dunnington, Tarrin Avey and Josh
ene, i!
Timber stolen bases - two by Jac
nington and one by Jordan Linnell. !
Everett 210 015 0 - I
Timbers 110 010 0 -I
Timber pitching - Jordan Linnell
innings, 13 hits, five earned runs, one
one strikeout and the loss (3-1 record).
Timber hitting - Tarrin Avey two for
Jacob Dunnington one for three with
ble, Jerrod Maples one for one, Cannol
inson one for three, Jordan Linnell ¢
three and Dalton Emerson one for thre
Timber rbi - one each by Tristin
son, Jacob Dunnington and Cannon
son,
Timber runs scored - two by Jord
nell and one by Dalton Emerson.
Timber stolen bases - one each
dan Linnell and Tarrin Avey.
-.Out Matlock
MARY M. KNIGHT G
Shareese Willey poses
posterity recently at
Matlock school after s
ing a letter of intent to
basketball at Grays Ha
College next winter.
brand-new graduate hl
the Owl girls make
first-ever trip to state
past season and also m
it to the all-Washingto$
fair in track & field, pla
in an amazing three eve!
She was fourth in the 11
jump, seventh in the 1
meters and eighth in
800.
--Tough assignment
WELL, JUDGING FROM the look on manager Jud Hildebrandt's face
(top) and regardless of whatever e/se you might hear from similarly
preteen-occupied parental sorts - it apparently wasn't all that tough
; MCRA featuring Cal Ripken Base-
. , ,, community's age-group
to come.
Page 22 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, July 5, 2007
Legion baseball:
Road.weary Timbe
return this weeken,
Legion baseball's Shelton Tim-
bers hit the road for back-to-back
tournaments the past two week-
ends. ,
The Highclimbers' summer-
league boys won a pair of games
in the June 22-24 Steamer Invite
in Anacortes, and then this past
week they vied in the Bandit Bah
in Kennewick.
Brand-new grad Tristin Rich-
erson struck out 13 and scattered
just four hits to lead the Timbers
to a 2-1 victory over Enumclaw in
their opener in Anacortes. A two-
run single by Jacob Dunnington
in the bottom of the fifth inning
proved the difference-maker in
the pitchers' duel. Dean Bearden,
Chile Antonio and Richerson also
singled for the victors, who im-
proved to 12-5 on the year.
Game Two in Anacortes saw
the Shelton boys break a 3-3 tie
with an unanswered run in the
top of the seventh inning against
Oak Harbor and reward young
Dunnington's two-hit pitching by
way of a 4-3 victory. Jacob struck
out eight and walked just two bat-
ters, and he helped his own cause
on offense as well by going two for
three with a double and three runs
batted in.
Also hitting safely for Shelton
in the victory were Jacob's broth-
er, Jordan Dunnington, along with
Antonio and Jordan Linnell.
Alas, seven errors spelled a big
inning for their rivals from Mount
Vernon in the third game in Ana-
cortes as the Timbers allowed five
runs in the fifth en route to a 6-14
setback.
Senior-to-be Linnell had a huge
offensive performance for naught,
going four for four with a pair of
home runs (giving him four ding-
ers on the season), three runs bat-
ted in and a stolen base.
Brothers Jacob and Jordan
Dunnington also had a pair of hits,
including a double by the latter.
The Timbers' Anacortes run
ended with a 3-9 loss to Everett.
Linnell gave up 13 hits and suf-
fered his first defeat in four pitch-
ing decisions.
Tarrin Avey led the attack with
a pair of hits in three trips to the
Lake Cushman's women waged
"least-putts" competition June 27.
First division - Judy Burke and Marsha
Woodburne tied for first and Kathy Johnson
and Cheryl Ulrich tied for second.
Second division - Charlotte Ockerman
and Molly Frazier tied for first and Sally Gan-
ter second.
Third division - Judy Keiffer, Bettie Sheep
and Sandy Palmer tied for first and Betty
Byerly second.
Birdies - Sue Wilson (4th hole) and Diann
Muller (15th).
Chip-ins - Sue Wilson (4th hole), Elaine
Close (9th), Jerene Smart (14th) and Betty
Byerly (14th).
Limerick
Lake Limerick's lady 18-holers
hosted their annual 36-hole Part-
ner Best Ball Tournament June 20
and 27. The results:
First - Betty Dean & Lesley Robertshaw-
Mosley, 120.
Second (tie) - Gayle Wilcox & Barb Eber-
hardt and Ann Johnson & Adele Scott, 125.
Third - Marie Bierward & Mary Lou Traut-
mann, 127.
Gri d camp
here soon
Registration deadline for Shel-
ton's annual All-Sports Youth
Football Camp is July 16.
Cost of the July 16-20 camp is
$75 for five sessions of two and a
quarter hours apiece. The sessions
start at 6 p.m. on the practice field
behind Shelton High School.
Back again to lead the camp is
former University of Washington
wide receiver Mike James, and
joining him this year as a codirec-
tor will be Shelton's own former
Seattle Seahawk defensive end,
Terry Dion.
Eligible to participate in the
camp are all kids ages 7-14. Send
applications or refer questions to
All-Sports Youth Football Camp,
21181 North U.S. Hwy 101, Shel-
ton, WA 98584. Phone 269-6874 or
877-5902 or e-mail tmavOl@hctc.
com.
plate. Jacob Dunnington
double and teammates C
• Dickinson, Jerrod Maples
Dalton Emerson all added s
Details of the Timbers'
game Kennewick run last we
will be in next week's Journ
This weekend the boys
to their Climber Field stc
grounds for doubleheaders
Saturday and Sunday at
and 3 p.m.
Enumclaw 000 Of
Timbers 00002{
Timber pitching - Tristin Richerso
innings, four hits, one earned run, four
13 strikeouts and the victory (4-2 reco
Timber hitting - Jacob Dunningtonq
two, Dean Bearden one for two, Chil(
nio one for two and Tristin Richerson g
three.
Timber rbi - two by Jacob Dunnin
Timber runs scored - one each by
Linnell and Cannon Dickinson.
Timber stolen bases - two by Jord
nell and one by Jacob Dunnington,
Timbers 003 000 1,
Oak Harbor 200 001 0,
Timber pitching -Jacob Dunr
seven innings, two hits, one earned n
walks, eight strikeouts and the victol
record).
Timber hitting - Jacob Dunningtl
for three with a double, Chilo Antonio
three, Jordan t.innell one for four and,
Dunnington one for four.
Timber rbi - three by Jacob Dunr
and one by Jordan Dunnington.
Timber runs scored - one each by,
Linnell, Cannon Dickinson, Jacob
5
ton and Jerrod Maples.
Timber stolen base - one by Jaca
nington.
Mount Vernon 020 053 4 -
Timbers 220 002 0 -
Timber pitching - Dean Bearden
a third innings, eight hits, no earne(
four walks, four strikeouts and the Iol
record); Jarred Maples one-third innir
hits, two earned runs, no walks and no
outs; James Phipps one and a third
three hits, five walks, five earned runs
strikeouts.
Timber hitting - Jordan Linnell M
four with two home runs, Jordan Dund
two for three with a double and JacO
nington two for four.
Timber rbi - three by Jordan Linne
by Jacob Dunnington and one by
DunningtolL
Timber runs scored - two by Jord
nell and one each by Cannon Dickinl
cob Dunnington, Tarrin Avey and Josh
ene, i!
Timber stolen bases - two by Jac
nington and one by Jordan Linnell. !
Everett 210 015 0 - I
Timbers 110 010 0 -I
Timber pitching - Jordan Linnell
innings, 13 hits, five earned runs, one
one strikeout and the loss (3-1 record).
Timber hitting - Tarrin Avey two for
Jacob Dunnington one for three with
ble, Jerrod Maples one for one, Cannol
inson one for three, Jordan Linnell ¢
three and Dalton Emerson one for thre
Timber rbi - one each by Tristin
son, Jacob Dunnington and Cannon
son,
Timber runs scored - two by Jord
nell and one by Dalton Emerson.
Timber stolen bases - one each
dan Linnell and Tarrin Avey.
-.Out Matlock
MARY M. KNIGHT G
Shareese Willey poses
posterity recently at
Matlock school after s
ing a letter of intent to
basketball at Grays Ha
College next winter.
brand-new graduate hl
the Owl girls make
first-ever trip to state
past season and also m
it to the all-Washingto$
fair in track & field, pla
in an amazing three eve!
She was fourth in the 11
jump, seventh in the 1
meters and eighth in
800.