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Comeback thriller caps 4-0 run
Home boys win Hoquiam tourn,,,y
Mason County's Cal Ripken 9-
and-under "Sensaria Select" team
pulled off a stunner in Hoquiam
last weekend, coming from behind
in the championship showdown to
win 10-9 and wrap up a four-win
run to the throne.
The Shelton kids were behind
2-7 three innings from the end
in their title-game battle with
Black Hills when they erupted for
six runs in the top of the fourth,
and their resultant one-run lead
wound up sufficient as the rivals
plated a pair of runs apiece in the
final frame.
Coach's son Trevor Gregory was
the pitcher of record in the cham-
pionship clash, and he backed him-
self with a pair of hits, including a
triple. Marshall McCullough also
had a triple and a single for the
victors, while Colin Hale and Jus-
tin DeMattos added a triple and a
double to the winning cause.
Earlier in the tournament the
locals defeated Hoquiam 8-1 and
17-7 and Cowlitz 12-1.
"The kids are amazing and the
parents are unbelievably support-
ive," says player's morn/coach's
wife Kati Gregory. "It is thrilling
to see Craig be appreciated for the
awesome coach that he is."
The champs include Mark Ver-
non, Colin Hale, Cole Barnes, Mar-
shall McCullough, David Ware,
Skyler Ross, Trevor Gregory, Jus-
tin DeMattos; Drew Cruse, Chris-
tian MacEwen and Kyle Cruse.
Coaches are Craig Gregory, Drew
MacEwen, John Cruse and Mike
Hale.
Sensaria 202 31 - 8
Hoquiam 000 01 - 1
THE CHAMPS FROM Mason County pose with their trophies last week-
end in Hoquiam. In front from left are batboy Brady Hale, Mark Vernon,
Colin Hale, Cole Barnes, Marshall McCullough, David Ware and batboys
Carter Barnes and Bobby MacEwen. Back: coach Drew MacEwen, coach
Craig Gregory, Skyler Ross, Trevor Gregory, Justin DeMattos, Drew
Cruse, Christian MacEwen, Kyle Cruse, coach John Cruse and coach
Mike Hale.
Winning pitcher - Drew Cruse.
Cowlitz 000 1- 1
Sensaria 606 x- 12
Winning pitcher - Trevor Greg-
ory.
Two hits - Trevor Gregory and
Marshall McCullough.
Extra-base hits - a triple by
Trevor Gregory and doubles by
Marshall McCullough, Skyler Ross
and Drew Cruse.
Sensaria 662 21 - 17
Hoquiam 502 00- 7
Winning pitcher - Drew Cruse.
Two hits - Justin DeMattos.
Extra-base hits - a double by
Marshall McCullough.
Sensaria 101 602 - 10
Black Hills 160 002 - 9
Winning pitcher - Trevor Greg-
ory.
Two hits - Trevor Gregory and
Marshall McCullough.
Extra-base hits - triples by
Trevor Gregory, Marshall Mc-
Cullough and Colin Hart and a
double by Justin DeMattos.
or at
pass blocking progressions and defensive
line play .....
Ages: %14
Tim::3 to5 p.mi ...... :::' :""
Fee: $35
Site: OBJH
Tuesdays
Site: Shelton Civic Center
Mi 5/2O
ANNUAL DON KNUDSEN SlKLTON ADULT FIRST AIIMCPR, RED CROSS
TENNIS TOURtH/'T
Women's, men's
YOGA TUESDAY
This
burns. Adult CPR valid for one
years, To receive
Site: Shelton Civic Center
Mirdmax: 10/22
YOGA CONNECTION
, rescue
Days/Times.
TA/.CHI
tone
by young
pm
Center
Go
Alderbrook
Alderbrook's ladies yielded the
following the past week:
July 13, 30th annual First Mates Tourney
Low net of the field - Colleen Ambauen &
Anne Gilbert, 57.
Low gross of the field - Robin McCly-
mends & Carol West.
First division - Annette Seydel & Annette
Reno 61, Gerry Lou Haselwood & Nancy
Gurnsey tied at 62 with Kristy Whitcher & Re-
becca Danislson, Asue Barnes & Unda Stol-
lery tied at 64 with Shirley Muhich & Carol
Devereaux, Shelley O'Connell & Joan Cathey
65, Margle Oleole & Pat Vidic 66, Ged Davis
& Melanie Hermanson tied at 67 with Debbie
Everley & Doria Pannette and Unda Rudolph
& Gerene Lombardini, Connie Beyers & Katie
Lund 68, Libbie Seals & Suellen Hamm 70,
Jan Olson & Barby Simmons 74 and Diane
Cox & Julie Morgenstern 76.
Second division - Sue Wright & Maxine
Baillie 62, Jolene Johnson & Kendra War-
ner 63, Cathy Morrow & Karen Dobson 64,
Coralle Watters & Alice Chapman tied at 65
with Shirley Fansler & Jan McClure and Dee
Bishop & Kay Wise, Ginny Chitwood & Jean
Fields tied at 66 with Renee Youngs & Diane
Richardson, Gladys Hill & Joni Chenaur tied
at 68 with Katie Stull & Paula Gallagher and
Cheryl Ulrich & Jerene Smart, Donna Coburn
& Jackie Baker 69, Carol Petsrson & Judy
Swanson 71, Diane Sowinski & Trish Benda
73 and Jan Mulqueeny & Linda Williams 77.
Third division - Cynthia Tibbetts & Tamera
Duke 60, Shirley Mitchell & Elaine Close
tied at 61 with Lisa Larson & Heidi Calhoun,
Elaine Puetz & Donna Taylor 64, Dusty Blair
& Kay McAvinew 65 Karen Bastion & Sherry
Nutter tied at 67 with Charlotte Ockerman &
Karen Aumend and Mary Lou Wicken & Bil-
lie Elms, Olympia Brehm & Carolyn Gill tied
at 68 with Pat Rollings & Lana Allen, Lynn
Conner & Judy Graves tied at 70 with LeAnn
Zaring & Jean Scruggs, Ruth Beck & Cheryl
Meyer 72, Molly Robbers & Sue Swanson 75
and Betty Kettel & Nancy Schoessler 77.
Fourth division - Liz Davis & Linda Mc-
Mullin 58, Delores Barrett & Mickey Morgan
59, Suzanne Close & Leslie Robertshaw-
Mosley 60, Leona Klein & Lois Rogers 61,
Lana Clausen & Karen Mack tied at 62 with
JoAnn McConnell & Shirley Swenson, Linda
Pickles & Marilyn Keller 63, Bonnie Peters
& Fran Hammack 64, Charleen Wallitner &
Donna Curtis 65, Marge Heagy & Janice Dei-
glmeier tied at 67 with Karen Logan & Sharon
Darling, Dianne Brown & Laverna O'Neil 68,
Alice Hackney & Cathy Bader 69 and Sharon
Dufresne & Judi Hobbs 70.
July 12,Two.Lady Best Ball
The 18-holers- Sharon Dufresne & Mary
Genasci tied at 64 with Colleen Ambauen &
Anne Gilbert, Dusty Blair & Renee Youngs
65, Cathy Bader & Pat Johnson 66.
The nine-hoists- Jean Kremer & Vi Sibley
tied at 25 with Suzanne Krewson & Jeanne
Nelson, Carol Kelley & Pare Kurpius 26.
Page 24'- Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, July 19, 2007
Alderbrook Ladies Club
2007 First Mates Tournament
gratefully acknowledges the following
local vendors for their support
Alderbrook Golf & Yacht Club Safeway - Belfair
Alderbrook Resort & Spa Scott McLendon's True Value
Cameo Boutique
El Sombrero - Belfair
Geoduck Restaurant
Hoodsport Coffee Company
Hunter Farms
Kayak Hood Canal
Lake Cushman Golf Course
LakeLand Village Golf Course
Laurie's Gift Boutique
Lucky Dog Casino
Lynch Creek Floral
Model "T" Tavern
Oakland Bay Garden Center
Robin Hood Restaurant & Bar
Steven's Fine Dining
Taylor Towne Oysters
Twigs 'n Twine
Union Square Dell
Wal.Mart
Coed tourn( to
Classic
t00me
Coed softball's annual
head Invitational will turn
weekend.
The six-team round-robin
nament runs all day
Sunday in Shelton's bucolic
fian Park. "All teams will
games," advises veteran
Chuck Robertson.
Tourney rules include:
• ten-run rule - not 12-,
• three pitches - not four,
• extra innings - no coin
tie-breaker to determine
• progressive home-run
- excess over-the-fence
will count as a pitch, and
• men and women will
regulation softball - no
Help defeat
breast
Shelton's Kitty
will join thousands in
walk to fight breast cancer
this summer in Seattle, and
looking for local
support.
The Shelton woman will
60 miles in three days as
the September 7-9 Seattle
Cancer 3-Day fund-raiser
Susan G. Komen For The Cure
the National Philanthropic
Breast Cancer Fund.
Before the actual event,
she must come up with
totaling at least $2,200, and to
end she asks for donations by
of her online page at
deenness?faffl&e=9'
Limerick
Lake Limerick's lady
waged low-net competition
11. The results:
First division - Ann Johnson
Lipinski 71.
Second division - Mary Lou
66, Lesley Robertshaw-Mosley 70.
Third division - Barbara Villa
Jeannine Jacob and Pat Wass tied
Low net - Mary Lou Trautmann's 66.
The club's nine-hole
meanwhile, yielded the
July 9,Team Two Best Balls
First - Mary Lou Trautmann
Marilyn Feist & Judy Hansen.
Second- Sharon Hadsall
& Adele Scott tied with iris Zieman,
AIberts & Kerry Torkelson.
Chip-in - Barb Villa.
July 13, Substitute Par for the Worst
First division - Ann Wooten tied at
Adele Scott, Diane Pollard 33.
Second division - Barb Villa 27, Pati
tied at 33 with Clara Robinson and
Eberhardt 35.
Automotive
Everday
Pr:ce
• .OIL
.LUBE
.FILTER
$25.95*
Plus -
Quality Care Multi'
Point Inspection
All Fluids, Belts
Hoses Checked
Includes complimentd
car wash
*Plus tax and disposal shop f#
Up to 5 qts 5W-30 bulk oil
Some vehicles slightly more
2 nd Shelton exit off Hwy
Comeback thriller caps 4-0 run
Home boys win Hoquiam tourn,,,y
Mason County's Cal Ripken 9-
and-under "Sensaria Select" team
pulled off a stunner in Hoquiam
last weekend, coming from behind
in the championship showdown to
win 10-9 and wrap up a four-win
run to the throne.
The Shelton kids were behind
2-7 three innings from the end
in their title-game battle with
Black Hills when they erupted for
six runs in the top of the fourth,
and their resultant one-run lead
wound up sufficient as the rivals
plated a pair of runs apiece in the
final frame.
Coach's son Trevor Gregory was
the pitcher of record in the cham-
pionship clash, and he backed him-
self with a pair of hits, including a
triple. Marshall McCullough also
had a triple and a single for the
victors, while Colin Hale and Jus-
tin DeMattos added a triple and a
double to the winning cause.
Earlier in the tournament the
locals defeated Hoquiam 8-1 and
17-7 and Cowlitz 12-1.
"The kids are amazing and the
parents are unbelievably support-
ive," says player's morn/coach's
wife Kati Gregory. "It is thrilling
to see Craig be appreciated for the
awesome coach that he is."
The champs include Mark Ver-
non, Colin Hale, Cole Barnes, Mar-
shall McCullough, David Ware,
Skyler Ross, Trevor Gregory, Jus-
tin DeMattos; Drew Cruse, Chris-
tian MacEwen and Kyle Cruse.
Coaches are Craig Gregory, Drew
MacEwen, John Cruse and Mike
Hale.
Sensaria 202 31 - 8
Hoquiam 000 01 - 1
THE CHAMPS FROM Mason County pose with their trophies last week-
end in Hoquiam. In front from left are batboy Brady Hale, Mark Vernon,
Colin Hale, Cole Barnes, Marshall McCullough, David Ware and batboys
Carter Barnes and Bobby MacEwen. Back: coach Drew MacEwen, coach
Craig Gregory, Skyler Ross, Trevor Gregory, Justin DeMattos, Drew
Cruse, Christian MacEwen, Kyle Cruse, coach John Cruse and coach
Mike Hale.
Winning pitcher - Drew Cruse.
Cowlitz 000 1- 1
Sensaria 606 x- 12
Winning pitcher - Trevor Greg-
ory.
Two hits - Trevor Gregory and
Marshall McCullough.
Extra-base hits - a triple by
Trevor Gregory and doubles by
Marshall McCullough, Skyler Ross
and Drew Cruse.
Sensaria 662 21 - 17
Hoquiam 502 00- 7
Winning pitcher - Drew Cruse.
Two hits - Justin DeMattos.
Extra-base hits - a double by
Marshall McCullough.
Sensaria 101 602 - 10
Black Hills 160 002 - 9
Winning pitcher - Trevor Greg-
ory.
Two hits - Trevor Gregory and
Marshall McCullough.
Extra-base hits - triples by
Trevor Gregory, Marshall Mc-
Cullough and Colin Hart and a
double by Justin DeMattos.
or at
pass blocking progressions and defensive
line play .....
Ages: %14
Tim::3 to5 p.mi ...... :::' :""
Fee: $35
Site: OBJH
Tuesdays
Site: Shelton Civic Center
Mi 5/2O
ANNUAL DON KNUDSEN SlKLTON ADULT FIRST AIIMCPR, RED CROSS
TENNIS TOURtH/'T
Women's, men's
YOGA TUESDAY
This
burns. Adult CPR valid for one
years, To receive
Site: Shelton Civic Center
Mirdmax: 10/22
YOGA CONNECTION
, rescue
Days/Times.
TA/.CHI
tone
by young
pm
Center
Go
Alderbrook
Alderbrook's ladies yielded the
following the past week:
July 13, 30th annual First Mates Tourney
Low net of the field - Colleen Ambauen &
Anne Gilbert, 57.
Low gross of the field - Robin McCly-
mends & Carol West.
First division - Annette Seydel & Annette
Reno 61, Gerry Lou Haselwood & Nancy
Gurnsey tied at 62 with Kristy Whitcher & Re-
becca Danislson, Asue Barnes & Unda Stol-
lery tied at 64 with Shirley Muhich & Carol
Devereaux, Shelley O'Connell & Joan Cathey
65, Margle Oleole & Pat Vidic 66, Ged Davis
& Melanie Hermanson tied at 67 with Debbie
Everley & Doria Pannette and Unda Rudolph
& Gerene Lombardini, Connie Beyers & Katie
Lund 68, Libbie Seals & Suellen Hamm 70,
Jan Olson & Barby Simmons 74 and Diane
Cox & Julie Morgenstern 76.
Second division - Sue Wright & Maxine
Baillie 62, Jolene Johnson & Kendra War-
ner 63, Cathy Morrow & Karen Dobson 64,
Coralle Watters & Alice Chapman tied at 65
with Shirley Fansler & Jan McClure and Dee
Bishop & Kay Wise, Ginny Chitwood & Jean
Fields tied at 66 with Renee Youngs & Diane
Richardson, Gladys Hill & Joni Chenaur tied
at 68 with Katie Stull & Paula Gallagher and
Cheryl Ulrich & Jerene Smart, Donna Coburn
& Jackie Baker 69, Carol Petsrson & Judy
Swanson 71, Diane Sowinski & Trish Benda
73 and Jan Mulqueeny & Linda Williams 77.
Third division - Cynthia Tibbetts & Tamera
Duke 60, Shirley Mitchell & Elaine Close
tied at 61 with Lisa Larson & Heidi Calhoun,
Elaine Puetz & Donna Taylor 64, Dusty Blair
& Kay McAvinew 65 Karen Bastion & Sherry
Nutter tied at 67 with Charlotte Ockerman &
Karen Aumend and Mary Lou Wicken & Bil-
lie Elms, Olympia Brehm & Carolyn Gill tied
at 68 with Pat Rollings & Lana Allen, Lynn
Conner & Judy Graves tied at 70 with LeAnn
Zaring & Jean Scruggs, Ruth Beck & Cheryl
Meyer 72, Molly Robbers & Sue Swanson 75
and Betty Kettel & Nancy Schoessler 77.
Fourth division - Liz Davis & Linda Mc-
Mullin 58, Delores Barrett & Mickey Morgan
59, Suzanne Close & Leslie Robertshaw-
Mosley 60, Leona Klein & Lois Rogers 61,
Lana Clausen & Karen Mack tied at 62 with
JoAnn McConnell & Shirley Swenson, Linda
Pickles & Marilyn Keller 63, Bonnie Peters
& Fran Hammack 64, Charleen Wallitner &
Donna Curtis 65, Marge Heagy & Janice Dei-
glmeier tied at 67 with Karen Logan & Sharon
Darling, Dianne Brown & Laverna O'Neil 68,
Alice Hackney & Cathy Bader 69 and Sharon
Dufresne & Judi Hobbs 70.
July 12,Two.Lady Best Ball
The 18-holers- Sharon Dufresne & Mary
Genasci tied at 64 with Colleen Ambauen &
Anne Gilbert, Dusty Blair & Renee Youngs
65, Cathy Bader & Pat Johnson 66.
The nine-hoists- Jean Kremer & Vi Sibley
tied at 25 with Suzanne Krewson & Jeanne
Nelson, Carol Kelley & Pare Kurpius 26.
Page 24'- Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, July 19, 2007
Alderbrook Ladies Club
2007 First Mates Tournament
gratefully acknowledges the following
local vendors for their support
Alderbrook Golf & Yacht Club Safeway - Belfair
Alderbrook Resort & Spa Scott McLendon's True Value
Cameo Boutique
El Sombrero - Belfair
Geoduck Restaurant
Hoodsport Coffee Company
Hunter Farms
Kayak Hood Canal
Lake Cushman Golf Course
LakeLand Village Golf Course
Laurie's Gift Boutique
Lucky Dog Casino
Lynch Creek Floral
Model "T" Tavern
Oakland Bay Garden Center
Robin Hood Restaurant & Bar
Steven's Fine Dining
Taylor Towne Oysters
Twigs 'n Twine
Union Square Dell
Wal.Mart
Coed tourn( to
Classic
t00me
Coed softball's annual
head Invitational will turn
weekend.
The six-team round-robin
nament runs all day
Sunday in Shelton's bucolic
fian Park. "All teams will
games," advises veteran
Chuck Robertson.
Tourney rules include:
• ten-run rule - not 12-,
• three pitches - not four,
• extra innings - no coin
tie-breaker to determine
• progressive home-run
- excess over-the-fence
will count as a pitch, and
• men and women will
regulation softball - no
Help defeat
breast
Shelton's Kitty
will join thousands in
walk to fight breast cancer
this summer in Seattle, and
looking for local
support.
The Shelton woman will
60 miles in three days as
the September 7-9 Seattle
Cancer 3-Day fund-raiser
Susan G. Komen For The Cure
the National Philanthropic
Breast Cancer Fund.
Before the actual event,
she must come up with
totaling at least $2,200, and to
end she asks for donations by
of her online page at
deenness?faffl&e=9'
Limerick
Lake Limerick's lady
waged low-net competition
11. The results:
First division - Ann Johnson
Lipinski 71.
Second division - Mary Lou
66, Lesley Robertshaw-Mosley 70.
Third division - Barbara Villa
Jeannine Jacob and Pat Wass tied
Low net - Mary Lou Trautmann's 66.
The club's nine-hole
meanwhile, yielded the
July 9,Team Two Best Balls
First - Mary Lou Trautmann
Marilyn Feist & Judy Hansen.
Second- Sharon Hadsall
& Adele Scott tied with iris Zieman,
AIberts & Kerry Torkelson.
Chip-in - Barb Villa.
July 13, Substitute Par for the Worst
First division - Ann Wooten tied at
Adele Scott, Diane Pollard 33.
Second division - Barb Villa 27, Pati
tied at 33 with Clara Robinson and
Eberhardt 35.
Automotive
Everday
Pr:ce
• .OIL
.LUBE
.FILTER
$25.95*
Plus -
Quality Care Multi'
Point Inspection
All Fluids, Belts
Hoses Checked
Includes complimentd
car wash
*Plus tax and disposal shop f#
Up to 5 qts 5W-30 bulk oil
Some vehicles slightly more
2 nd Shelton exit off Hwy