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'e appointed ill
per,or Court on
involving three
Earl F. Jaccs,
M. Adams, B.
a and Marion
inted.
ob'ert H. Young
yier were ap-
sers for the es-
.. Woodall.
• Church estate,
e Huston and R.
pointed apprais-
LCREST
r/ounces Its Appointment
5ES AND SERVICE
IN THIS AREA FOR
L POWER CHAIN
r Immediate Deliver
SI-IELTON'MASON COUhTT" JOURNAL ag'
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SttEtTOit VS. BOYS CLUB TONIGHT IN OLYMPIA AT 6 P.M.
FAS 1BALLERS PUT ONE-SIDED
CONq LSTS IN LEAGUE RECORDS
FAWI'BALL STANDINGS
V¢ L r f ra
Active Club ........... 2 0 18 2
Morgan-lCacrett .... 2 0 21 9
Rayonier. ................. 1 1 28 17
Creamery ............... 1 1 5 11
Moose Lodge .......... 0 2 4 22
An]t.l'i('an Legion .. 0 2 0 15
].aiisl: ,(,or'e
Rayon,or 19, Moose 2
Morgan-Eacrett 6. Legion 0
Aetivians 9. Creamery 2
Morgan-Eeerett 15, Rayonier 9
(J aine. Monday
Gym Fieht.-Morgafi vs Cream-
cry
Loop Field --Legion vs Moose
Gaines Thursday
] 499 Fairmont & Olympic Gym Field--Activians vs Mor-
'}; gan
i; Loop Field--Creanlery vs Ray-
Tile hlmbermen posted wins over
Ray0nier, 15 to 9, and tile Ameri-
can Legion. 6 to 0, while the Ac-
tivians kept a clean slate with a
surprisingly easy 9 to 2 triunlph
over the Mason County Creamery
and Rayonier entered the victory
column with a 19 to 2 paddling of
the Moose Lodge ill a game halted
at tile end of the fourtll innnlg
by a combination of raiu, darkness
and lnutllal consent over tile Otlt-
come.
Rayonier's run spree was
marked by by two l]ome runs wal-
loped by Chub Nutt and another
by Kelly NULL, as well as a whole
passel of ground rule doubles
into the dense growth of left and
center fields atthe gym diamond.
The millmen let the cat out of
the bag that they are ill a vicious
hitting mood this half by scbPing
Loggers Entered
In State Semipro
Ball Tournament
Shelton v¢ill ll'lve its fir.qt entry
ia the state senlil)ro baseball t(n r-
l:ament this 3'cal' ;rhea the Ix)g-
p.ers will be one of 16 Lean-is in
Washington wllich ellen a round-
robin two-game-elimination con',-
poUt,on at lellillgham on Aug-
nst 1.
The first team to wiri fwe
straight games wins the .;tate title
and the right to rcpre::erlI: Wash-
ington in tile national senlipro
lourlialnent at VViehita Kan.:as. it
takes two losses to elinlil.qte a
lean, fronl tile toul'ilament.
'Pile Loggers will play their first
game at one o'clock tim afternoon
of Friday, AngusL 1. and may play
9, second game that same even,lag,
according to i3usiless Mmlager
Frank Willard.
The Loggers have 15 players
registered on theh" eligibility ros-
ter for the tom'namenL but just
¢ow many of them will be able tc
leave their urork to play in the
tournament .... at least the first
day---is uncertain.
The list includes Pitchers Jess
SiDELINI SLANT s
by ILL DICKIIZ
TOUGH ALL AROUND
Like that famous "shot that was
heard around the world." one little
foul ball can nlake a lot of omin-
ous noise in baseball.
Sheltonians have heard it With
considerable rnisgivings this past
week, over since the second finger
of Carl ,Qlllillst:ell'i throwing arm
took the bruht of a tipped pitch
in last week's Lincoln game. It
pot the husky Shelton receiver otlt
of .Lotion for the crucial 4th Dis-
trier junior legion play0ffs which
start tonight, thereby weakening
tile chances of what obviotlsly is
fsr and away the best team in the
district of Wimling the district
title.
Young Floyd Prlszner has done
a capable job of understudying
Sundsten in the two games Mnce
the ilDury so the big batchir's
loss isn't as jolting as it might
have been to his team, but it may
depriving Sundsten of a Chance to
realize a life amblttan--to be a
professional ball player..
be pretty thoroughly established
now that it takes a good lusty
wallop to carry that distance, and
StlCh long-ball hitters as sian
Ar,nstrong, Dan Cornlier. and
others on visiting tear,is baven't
been able to deposit a drive in its
enclosure yet. Mary Crtwritgh,
playing with tile 1946 junior legion
club, Ken Carlson. playing with
the 1947 Highclimbor team, and
Bill Courage, catcher for tlle West
Seattle Athletic Club last year
are tile only one t6 bilnig drives
into the football stahds to diitc
in actual game competition.
Getting away from baseball for
a moment, another item of foot-
ball interest drifted up from the
Grays Harbor region last week in
tile announcement that Elma has
named a new high school football
i coach. The new Eagle grid men-
tot' is George Fallstrom, former
Pacific Lutheran College player,
I who played four years of tackle
, for the Lutes before the war dur-
ing the days when they were
District Junior
Legion Playoffs
Getting Started
Titular aspirfitions of four teams
go on the block this evening in
Olympia as the 4tll District Amev-
icml Legion junior baseball /)lay-
offs open at Stevens Field ill a
twin bill starting at six o'clock,
Shelton's undefeated team,
which breezed through eleven
games in the l'egular 4th District
schedule without a loss. is paired
against tile third place Taconla
Boys Club team in tile six o'clock
skirmish, while Olympia and Puy-
alhlp tangle In the second game,
wllich will be played under tile
lights.
The winners of tonight's two
games then meet Saturday night
fro' the 4th Dlstrtc champion-
ship. If Shelton and Olympia get
into the title-deciding clash the
flip Of a coi, n will decide whether
the game xill be played at Loop
Field or at Stevens Field. In
either case the ganle would be a
nocturnal affair starting at 8:30
o'clock. If any other combina-
tion of teams reaches the final
game it will be played at Olympm.
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LOGGING
COMPANY
Modern Equiprnen ;
Operated By ....
Experienced Men :
FOR
• LAND CLEARING
• BULLDOZING
• DIT,HI NG "'"
@ BS,EMENT EXCAVAT
ING
• BULKHEADING
@ PILEDRIVERS "
]?or Land or Water
. DUMP TRUCKS *
For Hire
@ PILING AND LOGS
Lopsided contests marked cvery
L SUPPL , city fastball league game of the
past week with Morgan-Eacrett
SON chalking up two victories to move
(Hillerest) Ul) to the top rung beside the Ae-
FIRMS UNDER ONE 5s5 tivians as the second half sched-
ule got into full swing.
.-. o. #19 HNvay (
ItFd0000 ! _-,
,00ilil---00i
nine runs off Sandy Dozell, the
league's ace ehueker, as they lost
that 15 to 9 donnybrook to Mor-
gan-Eacrett last Thursday• Doz-
ell hit what should have been a
home run with the bases hill hut
missed third as the lumber dealers
ran up a big margin, but thi mill-
men came back in the late innings
Phillips, Jack Stewart. and T, nly
Iqelson; Catchers Doll Satra and
Bill Mccoinb; Infielders B u ,' t
DickinSoil lb, Jim McCbmb, llill
LevetL ,Tack I-tudson, and Tony
Cotites: and OUtfielders S t a n
Armstrong, B u c k Armstrong,
• 'Chlek graltoil, George Booth, and
Herb Pashkovski.
Sundsten, accompanied by three
of llis junior legion teammates,
went to Everett a weekend ago
to take part. in a basebLll school
conducted by the St. Louis Browns•
The others were Ma.rv cal'twzight,
Ken Carlsoil, and Ken Cardinal.
Stmdsten and Cartwright so im-
pressed the conductor of the school
known as, tile "Flying Circus"
from the fancy passing feats of
Mary Tommervlk and Mar v
iiarshman. After his discharge
from Army s6rvice Fallstrom re-
turned to PLC for post graduate
work and acted as line coach for
the Lutes last yea,'.
Hank Silva, whose name will be
familial" to many Shelton sport
fans from his athletic feats with
Aberdeen high school basketball
and baseball tefiiis, was gi;¢en h
"night" by Grays Harbor fans last
t Although Shelton went through
. its regular. Seheduie uhbeatim and For Sale.
defeated Boys Club by a 6 to I PHONE
margin in thc one game between
the two agTegations (.tale second
was hahcHled), Coach Ndrrn Hill:
i yard's nine is not at its peak no';
beCaus of the loss of Carl Sunda
stin, its hUSky and highly capable
regular catcher who Brok(. a finger
ten days ago. It wilt also be
tackling a team .which has been
improving steadily after a slow
start, as a 5 to 2 victory over
It--Or Will Get .................................... to score five times in the sixth To make way for their tourna- that both were invited to go to
and again izt the seventh• ment competition the Loggers Albany, Oregon, this week where
• . Dozell pitched his fourth shutout have moved tlaeir home game wigh another .baseball school is bei
000BB FBEI0000T of the Year as he limited the.Le-Olympia scheduled for August 2 held so the Browns scout eoui TRAVIL
zeal Dealer for : gwlnle u, we hlTSteaMlnt?Ya 6ngo ht bacl to Friday, August. 8... look them over more h0rougll. week in a ball game which was his Olylhtiia last Sattuda,, night tit
= a;:CTtiS rfl#M " g . . , The loggers, currently noming With a smashed finger on nis,, ........ 11 ,,. .......... i ]:' ,, . ," Z' . .... - -
S e • ,. . ' . , vsw lalzulltxtxttt.w .xtlt a-
°f2; 21i: tl:: , i! IY INAT tllUmph. It was the second second place in the Ever,reen 'thr0win. hand Sundsten wont e .f{.. ,. +.... T..,,I. = ......... u|ympla atests. ....
' ' " ' ' L , . ' , , -. . * , ...... . .,, ,. .... ,, ......... o -llllyaro playou pitcnin lans
n stlalght calcimining for the e- League may fred themselves attending, the *]ban SchooL. At Class C farm at Aberdeen South ................ " "gP" " &&&&(!
uxe 2-compartment quick.freeze and !,i I/ IlrB .. - '. , , can lot donnny JomlSOn to start
io foot .................................................... !! : IEIGIIT SERVICE ton MOOmlST$
- " n" uick freeze ' OUR IELIVERY IN SIIELTON
;lUXe z-compartme t q -
..... • " : should be routed via Str Indian, Fe Dock,
;'El%l%Uqicl?Treeze'";nd"'to;age ! at viii. tr. Sk0okum Chtef, Milwau'ele DoelL JULY '7,3
or, 16 cubic foot ................................ .,$I'i' ..... No. 2 Tile rest or the second half I clespite the<fact they are not lea" I, ma" not b'e to bitter a 'ill ' ' - g' " ' --. ' The Northwest is delos
• . .... , k o P tion to the senior All-State foot- If Shelton oes throu h to the
schedule iollows: in their own league, s behexed ,- ." • , . ,, . g • g
Julv )i ..... Morgan-Creamery to be due largely to that 4 to 0 " . . , r ' ' ' , " r' . ball squad, is keeping in shape for West Side finals the inter-district things in a great big wa
, g to sallow, howeveL fol een had
Y FIXTURES, APPLIANCES, SUPP.b"i:';iiveiT:coe Schedule as foilows:
i"(' . a dally, except Sunday at o p m for (gynl-fteld), Legion-lvIoose (Loop i victo,;y. Shelt)7 iung tip over the .mhaetlolrllmll]eavne.enteao the big game August 23 in Seattle, playoff.schedule will. require Hil!- this week, with huge doings
_...,,/'l,i .",, 7: .,. Olympia and Shelton Field) nowerful Math'env-I3acon team of q. . ... _._ V ...... wnicn macnes uae cream ot e- yara's laas .to play five gaines In in each of three great states
• = .- .-a attena tne Aloany Scnool Decause , n e
,i: "rVeS Shelton daily, except Sunday
oz ule conrnc wtn 3umor e Ion ,oad to he ,
(vm field), Creamerv-Ravoniei the i6 state meet c0mnetitors" . ........... _. I the, best seniors from the rest of ' t western finals travels: between-towns scenery ha
phone I"ARtfNCE CARLANDER, President July 24- Activians-Morgan seattle, which will also be 'orlc of ...... .... J ..... attics high school seniors against in < days for this is the way the At the same time, .the
on ':' ii (L)0I) Field). - ............ ,-_ "' p l aye.its start!ng oniK! b 3ynicn ,s the-state, by working in the woods July 22---4th District champion
- nKewme Keeping uartwlgn trom , xs 3rd Dmt, lct ch ) o
.l,,lv R Mn or' i (Loon ", .. - "" . . ' settin chokers, takin d ail ' '• " aml n at Brem- put on its brightest dresg
........ -•-_.__ose-M oal . ._ ' i 6 r i ' " g ' g Y "
tne sane ppo tln ty s • erton
Field) Legion-Creamery (gym Derby Date Set . . ' .'prints, riding a bicycle qnite a _ . , _ , , , for mid.Julysightseers. :
field). ^ ÷h n,1 ..... a ..... ht mo,H, .... . bit (sometimes. loaded with a par- .Jmy 24---3yd & 4th district win=
,,.,,, ol,on r i,,ia,; s '. ""... - ....... .r."' "',"j "; .... ::, . "" " tv of the second art), and la in ner vs 1st & 2nd d strict winner
.... o.- .... ." ........... . " ' ' S • " " " P P Y g ....
, . Ot tne utynlplc l(.nlnsuia poll:s- PORTS GADDING •
(Loon Field :Moose Creafi/em, . . ......... . ._ S fastball wth the Morgan-Eacrett at Bremerton.
J-- i'" VAU!'. ,,t"+,J,.,,-A2rean2er,..ctlv.an.s first prize;.was.on, dlsplayaswe'll,both.Port Orchard.,nd Sequim,,jun,or legi'n and Logger base-.-'T- ...........
,,',ff ............ 's .... "<;; .... ts,- as.6thrbeauuful?.pr!Zes.. Rums !according.to the latest edition of [ball figure, as well as a poiaular I i . . i & .= :!
,u, ..... izl. *,= r a,, ana regtualonfi Vlll De glv.en LO the American Legi6n's state news- I and capable city league basketball ] |,| !, |
.... . *---'. ........ " .... v ......... v each clntestan wnen ne reglsters,,,aei. Favoid t6 taki thi dis- o. +,o,o,, ,,,+ ........ +o,,a M m l v I CENTURY OF "
• " ia Oil & W0ed .... " ........ ............ " ....................... '
'i0000nP ,,o,d, Creamery Mmgan (gym h h reso, own [
anki at.e d• ' ''" €I1,' - " his boat wit t e..... 't e rs¢•l,triet crown befor.e t],e setlscm,ing all embalming and morticians, II l R ][ti .-, OGRESS PAG]AN
"*'". 15oats Call De renLe(l or special :tarte d the. loss of ratcher Don ,,,,] in t.o 'an,l ,,,,,;. ch, I ............ ,
ng offices .Ioc . Aug. 14--::Act½vm,]s ),s Moose rules apply to persons using their [ fehrh.i, uhdoubtedly'had fie little G}'.ill"ofr[glts'edueaon'pnv - ] < July 17-19, ;
tgvm nell) x. egmn ayonler ow s i: l mus be le IS t
,gY,,, €I,, ' " ' -. • , "n.ooat:" yU al . t ' g ".] ihflueace on the pdo' B/0bmert0n ,ileges. t ............
Twin Falls, Idaho
shington, combines the :'!;i: m - - ' - .... v he,). . . .. ' tereawimnis.nearestresort own-lshowing" Heilrick,.Sheloi ball* _ ...................... -----'-- .
Aug. 18 --- Morgan-Actlylans er. An addltmnal boat is to be fOu wq/ r5,qb, ot is fhe v0Hnrr*l KK| |,,.@i, ...;]Ld CHERRY FESTIVAL :
ill:'<. PRODUCTS COMPAN moop hold), Moose-Legion (gym awarded. The next nleetlng of the haokstdq wh. S,,:fei.. d , diMoeate, ,IHELTON TII)E ' II• liiltW W'tj July 17-,9,
w!th the strength and ' . ....... . . . ' ', ,.-L". ;" Y'-(-'.'. .... .- , " ....
tl. t he!d). . . assoclatloll IS to be July 2,1, 8 t).nt, fihcer on hi, thi'okviili hand as I Thursday, .Iuly 17 ]
Aug 2 iayolner u, eamery h s r
o•,,m h<li,-)o,\