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L rf ra 112 13 1 15 7 2 8 8 314 16 31418 the pitch- evening on ma- Kitsap Shelton COach Jay- throne 0rth End- stuff taint- to pitch Ominous. in View of Score. When he and bunt squeezed a sacri- and an 6 12 Connie Mack League Shaub- champ. ue ma- night the ott Oil. stage play- of the of the Shaub a triple. Hurls Jayell Nine Shelton Junior Legion Ballclub Loses Two In Longview Tournament lage One) into Parked Stahl, then Rail. middle outfield fly. A walk and a steal put a runner in scoring position with one out in the third, but a pair of force plays dissolved the dilemma. A single (Central&apos;s first hit) and a passed ball, with two out, posed plight in the fourth, banish- ed by a whiff; and a runner on second with one away, after a throwing .error, was eradicated by a double play when second baseman Billy Landram gloved a line drive in the fifth. Trouble tromped the base paths in the sixth, and blew Jon's bid for a shutout. He escaped with one unearned run, but see what the calamity contingency was. An opening walk was erased wren Marshall picked the run- ner off. Then Landram dropped a pop fly, Chris Thorsen singled and Brian Wright doubled off the football grandstand for the: tally and left runners on second and third with one down. Amrstrong then caught Butch Stuart look- ing at a 2-2 pitch and Randy Goakey rolled out to first. The game's heart-stopper, from a Shelton fan's standpoint, came in the final inning, With the score 2-1, Central's opening bat- ter was 230-pound Steve Okoniew- ski, Olympic League all-star tackle last fall. On a 1-1 pitch monstrous Steve smashed a line drive into dead centerfield which looked like it was bound for the seats without a doubt. But the ball was hit so hard and so low that Jan Donald- son was able to reach above the rail and glove it backhanded. It was a tremendous smash and a renlendous catch. The next 'two batters rolled weakly to the infield. Tom Thumb-sized Rob Mills banged the balls which scored Got( Fastballers • Gott Oil will be among a 12-team field competing in the fourth annual "It's The Water" Invitational Baseball Tournament this weekend at Stevens Field in Olympia. The tourney is run in con- junction with the many Lake- fair activities at this time, The Oilers play the first game in 'tt/e tourney facing Western Gear of Everett at 6:30 this eve- ning. If they are victorious, the Oilers will go on to meet Sell- berg's of Vancouver Friday eve- ning. both Shelton runs. El(ion Allen gained second on his swinging bunt and a sacrifice in the thir(l, tarried as I,andram popped to the infield, then fled for the plate when Mills' roller to the shorl- stop was thrown away at first. In the sixth things were legili- mate. This time Dave Steinberg singled to center with one out and Landram bunted him down before Mills lashed a double to center. This was a tense tilt all the way, Shelton's third straight suc- cess in league play. Tonight Bremerton's Darigold squad, the only league conquorer of Shclton so far, visits Loop Field at 6:30. The Dairymen won a forfeit ver- dict when Shelton could not field a full line-up at Bremerton June 18. Sunday Shelton goes to South Kitsap, Tuesday to Central Kit- sap, and next Thursday to North End (Poulsbol. After tonight's game Shelton will lose one of its key players for Tom Marshall heads for a Florida school next Saturday. Thursday's box score: baseball CENTRAL ab r h Damschen 2b 1 0 0 A. McKibbon 1 0 0 Rathbun cf 2 0 0 D. Thorsen ss 2 1 0 C. Thorsen rf 3 0 1 Wright lb 3 0 1 Stuart 3b-c 3 0 1 Goakey lf-3b 3 0 0 Lamp• c 2 0 1 Okoniewski If 1 0 0 Larson p 3 0 0 Totals 24 1 4 SHELTON ab r h Mills 3b 3 0 1 Marshall c 3 0 1 Armstrong p 3 0 2 Sparks ss 3 0 1 Campbell lb 3 0 0 J. Donaldson cf 3 0 0 Allen If 2 1 1 Steinberg rf 1 1 1 Landram 2b 1 0 0 LINDA BARRINGTON, the top member of the Sheiton tligh School girls' tennis team this year, is giving instruc- tion to beginning tennis players at Kneeland Park from l0 a.m. to I l).m. weekdays as a l)art of the Summer Recrea- tion l)rogram. Third Junior Champ Meet Due • The highlight of three Junior tional Track and Field Federa- Champ Track and Field Meets tion. takes Idace at Shclton's Lz)op Saturday's meet beKins at 6 Field Saturday when top local p.m. prep track stars vie for berths in the State Junior Champ Track • Lady Luck detonated some fearsome bombs around Shelton's Junior Legion ball club the 4th of July. Result: two setbacks at the hands of Kclso and Kent in the 12th aroma] I.z)ngview 4th of July Invitatkmal baseball tournament. Shelton and Kelso dueled two overtime torrid innings in a dandy 1-1 pitching duel befure the big bomb burst and Kelso exploded for eight runs and a 9-1 victory at Kelso in the morn- lng ganle. It came tiffs t) close to being a 1-0 or 2-1 Shelton success in- stead. Kelso's run, for example, was unearned, on a passed ball after a bad throw on a run down had allowed the runner to reach third. In the bottom half of the same inning, the fourth, Shelton earned its run and but for fortune's frown would have had an un- earned second. Jerry Sparks drew a life as opening batter on an infield on'or. He and Jon Arm- strong wound up on second and third a nmment later on Jon's single to center, with none out. While Jan Donaldson was bat- ring a wild pitch rebounded un- usually hard off the stands and Sparks was rapped at the plate instead of scoring as he would have nine times in ten. Donald- son then singled Armstrong home. In the eighth, the first extra inning, Shelton again had runners on third and second with onne away after an error on Mary Wilson's roller and Rob Mills' double to right. Tom Marshall skied to medium centerfield far enough that. it required a per- fect throw to get Wilson. Bu! outfielder Bob Fletcher came through with that perfect peg and the run which would have won turned into a double play. Then in the ninth the heat, an ailing knee aggrivated on his test. Kent made short shrift of the first inning run Sbelhm accrued on singles by Mills and Marshall and a catcher's throwing error by tallying three times in the second, after two out, on a walk, a single and two triples. From there it degenerated into a 12-3 route. Another pair, unearned, in the second resulted froman in- field boot and two singles. Kent earned two in the fifth and was handed five in the sixth when costly errors followed two open- ing outs. Kent scored all 12 of its runs after bye were out, earned only five. Armstrong and Jan Donaldson were Shelton's bat aces for the day with three hits apiece. The box scores : KELSO ab r h Ward ss 5 1 1 Schaffram 3b 4 1 1 Fletcher cf 5 1 2 Jesson p 5 1 1 Zandi c 3 1 0 Hippi 2b 3 2 1 Barney If 4 1 2 Smith lb 2 0 0 *Davenl)ort lb 1 l 0 Ekm.an rf 5 0 1 Totals 37 9 9 SHELTON ah r h Mills 3b 4 0 1 Marshall c 3 0 0 **D. Donaldson p 0 0 0 Sparks ss 4 0 0 Armstrong cf 4 1 2 J. Donaldson cf-c 4 0 1 Campbell lb-p 3 0 1 Allen If 4 0 0 Steinberg rf 2 0 0 Landram 2b 1 0 0 Wilson 2b 2 0 0 Totals 31 1 5 * ran for Smith in 9th **ran for Mills in 8th Sl, ore by Innings: Kelso 000 100 008- 9 hits 101 100 105- 9 SUM2ARY : 2b- Armstl't)llg, Mills, Jesson. RBI ........ J. 1Xmald- to Smith, Fletcher to Zandi. IOB.-- K 10, S 6. KENT ab r h Okomoto 31) 5 0 1 Coleman 3b 0 0 0 Gaiter rf 3 0 0 Schlecht rf 1 0 0 Parker p 1 0 0 Lund ef 5 1 0 Bagley 21) 4 1 2 While lb 3 3 2 Alkire If 2 2 1 Boness c 4 2 1 Dehnert ss 4 2 3 Carmack p-rf 4 0 4 Tot als 36 12 12 SIIEIWON ab r h Mills 3l) 3 0 1 Landranl 3b 1 1 1 Marshall 2b-p 2 1 1 I). Imaldson p 2 0 0 Sparks ss 4 0 0 Armstrong cf 4 0 1 J. Donaldson p-If 4 1 2 Campbell lb 3 0 1 Wilson lf-2b 3 0 0 SWinberg c 3 0 1 Ducklmm rf 0 0 0 Allen rf 1 0 0 Totals 30 3 8 Score by Innings Kent 032 025 0- 12 hits 032 223 0- 12 Shelttm 100 100 1- 3 hits 210 102 2- 9 slide into second in the fourth, son 1, Jesson 2, Zandi 2, Ekman K 7, S . Totals 22 2 7 and Field Meet. Bowling Results and his own twobase throwing 2, Fletcher. SB ..... Barney. F - A grounded out for Damschen Two all-comers meets held dur- error on a bunt became Arm- Ward 2, Zandi, Mills 2[ Arm- Slated To Play in 7th. ing June attracted athletes from FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED strong's downfall and wrecked strong, Landram. IP. Armstrong Supervisor Now Score by Innings the Olymlfia, Grays Harbor, Men's Hi Game & Series what had been one of his finest 8 1/3, Campbell 0 plus, D. Don- In Tournament Central 000 001 0--1 Bremerton and Centralia areas, Mac MeInelly 223-578 flinging efforts. Kelso used this Armstrong 3, Carat)bell 0, I). hits 000 1120 .... 4 as well as Shelton area corn- Women's Hi Game & Series: as the springboard to eight runs, aldson 2/3. RRF Jcsstm l, At Callanan Park Shelton 001 010 x---2 petitors. Ann Rau 151-423 five unearned, on a combination Donaldson 0. SO Jesstm 12, • THE DEEPEST continuous mine shaft in the Western Hemi- sphere, 7,150 feet below ground level, is currently being sunk in the Sudbury District of On- tario. And Cops fail- Uven. Were going over the centerline of the highway. Cottrell was released on $50 bail. Haney furnished $63 bail for appearance in Mason Court. ty justice court at 2 p.m. July 7. After a citizen's report of a car containing three "boys" was driving through Shelton in an erratic manner at 1:28 p.m., July 4, the Mason County Sheriff Department arrested three Brem- erton youths on Highway 101 eight miles north of Shelton. The arresting officer reported beer was found in the car. Robert W. Henry, Jr., 20, of 2711 Wheaten Way, Bremerton, the driver, was charged with negligent driving and minor in possession of intoxicants. Bail was set at $75. Ronald Gregory Topness, 18, of 206 Willow Road, Bremerton, was charged as a minor in pos- session. Bail was set at $25. Lawrence Ray Lloyd, 22, of 113½ South Callow, Bremerton, was charged with contributing (beer). Bail was set at $25. Court appearance for all three was set for 2 p.m., July 7. were at hits 101 221 x ...... 7 SUMMARY: 2b-Mills, Marshall, Wright. S-Landram:, Steinberg, D. Thorsen (bunts). RBI-Mills 1, Wright 1. SB-Armstrong, Dams- chen. E-D. Thorsen, Landram, Sparks, Armstrong. RRF-Larson 1, Armstrong 0. SO-Armstrong 5, Larson ;2.. BB-Armstrong 3, tar- son 0. WP-Larson 1 .PB-Lampe l;Marshall 1. DP-Landram to Sparks, Wright to D. Thorsen. LOB-Shelton 4, Central 6. First, second and third-place winners in Saturday's Junior Champ Meet will qualify for a trip to the state finals later this month at the University of Puget Sound, Tacoma. First place finishers from that meet will be sent to the Na- tional Junior Champ Meet at Drake University, Iowa, during August. Sponsors of the local meets are the Shelton Jaycees and the Na- Hit and Miss 4-0, Ray Evans 480; Coffey's On 0-4, Henry Cof- fey 411 T.N.T.'s 3-1, Denny Renecker 470; Sandbaggers 1-3, Rick De- yette 476 Bombers 2-2, Mac Mclnelly 578; G(x)f Off's 2-2. Dave Rogers 468 Standings : Bombers 26-10; Hit and Miss 21-15; Goof Offs 19-17; Coffey's On 15-21; T.N.T.'s 14-22 Sandbaggers 13-23 of five hits, four walks, and an- other error, compiled against three Shelton pitchers. Bob Jesson, Kelso lefthander, struck out 12 Shelton batters, Armstrong seven. Spiritually spent by the dis- heartening outcome, and already late for the scheduled start of the second game, the squad scurried to Longview, gulped sandwiches and salads, and plunged into the consolation con- Big-car safety features, small-car pnces ONS • it's 1"lP, • ,, I,I It for about FALCON CLUB COUPE Room for 6 inside Power in reserve Wide range of safety featu res i Long term warranty Falcon's size, heft and safety features give you a peace of mind no mini-car can give. Plus plenty of room for six big Americans and their luggage. Falcon gives you an economical 105-hp, six-cylin- der engine standard. And you can get optional engines up to a 289-cu. in. V-8 if you want. 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I)onaldson 1. • A recrcation supervisor will BB-- Jesson 3, Arnlstrt)ng 8. I)e on ttuty at Callanan Park WP-- Armstrong 1, Jesst)n 1. from 10 a.m. to 4 P.m., Monday, HB-- Zandi by Armsh'ong. PP, thrt)ugh Friday, to direct the soft- Marshall 2, Zandi 1. I)P Itipl)i ball program. Mason County usmess Directory Landscaping I • Lawns, rockeries, trees, shrubs • Free Estimates • Top soil, tilling, leveling SUNSET LANDSCAPING Herbert Baze 426-47111 00uto Glass • Expei-t Installation JIM PAULEY, INC. 5th & Railroad Ph. 426-8231 I Masonry Fireplaces • All Brick and • Bh:mk Work MASON'S MASONRY Phone 426-2278 Auto Parts * Automotive Machine Shop * Parts for all cars and trucks * 24-Hr. Service on Parts Les Field• Auto Parts, Inc. 229 S. 1st St. 426-3351 Auto Repairing Major Overhauls • Brakes & Ignition • Welding & Tune-ups Special Winterizing ED'S SERVICE 142 W. Cota 426-3926 Beauty • Complete Hair Care • Wigs - Wiglets - Switches • Merle Norman Cosmetics • Free Demonstrations ELAINE'S BEAUTY SALON 6th & Laurel 426-4582 I I Paint C and C Paints Co'-Ca-Wall • Co'-Ca-Namsl A-Plex  Brella-Plex GRAYSTONE of SHELTON 7th & Park 426-3344 ,| I Bulldozing Land Clearing * Road Building Excavating * Grading Terracing * Leveling DAVE'S BULLDOZING Dave Otck 426-4360 * Shelton Rental Service Almost Anything Anywhere Bulldozers o Loaders - Pumps Folding Banquet Tables & Chairs, Hospital Beda, le. LEW RENTS 2216 u. 4th, Olympia, 357-7731 Draperies • Custom Made • Free Estimates • Work Guaranteed J. C. PENNEY CO. 30S RR Ave. Ph. 426-8283 Travel • Air - Rail - Steamship • Bus - Hotels - Tours • No Extra Charge for Our Service Angle Travel Res. Center 401 Railroad Ave. 426-8272 426-4134 Drugs l • Helena Rubinstein [ • Cosmetics [ • Prescriptions [ • Hypo-Allergie Cosmetics ] N EIL'S PHARMACY  5th & Franklin Ph. 426-3327 TV Service • Radio - • Phonographs CB 2-way Radlo LEROY'S TV SERVICE Mt. View Ph. 426-317 Electrical I • Fairbanks-Morse Pumps • Electric Heating • Westinghouse ApI:lianees SHELTON ELECTRIC CO. 419 Railroad Ph. 426-6283 I 00omotive Serv/ce ntment Call 426-3971 --Oovrn ] • Linoleum ! • Tile [ • Carpeting ] • Formica | REX FLOOR COVERING Mt. Visw Ph. 426-2292 I Thursday, July 6, 1967 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 11