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Little Photo Album *
JARVIS OIL -- Front row, left to right: Darrell Smith, Delbert Ball, Steve
Heimbigner, Joey Durand, Tom Kenning, Stormy Hawk; second row: Tom
Longshore, Ray Krise, Chuck Twidwell, Kris Kenning, Richie Giles, David
Perkins, Jerome Twidwell; back row: manager Johnny Hawk, coach Todd
Kenning.
LOCAL 276 -- First row, left to right: Mike Snelgrove, Mitch Bac, Rau
Johnson, David Dunnington, Robert Clarey; second row: Alvie Munro, Kirk
Richert, Roger Smith, Alan Richert, David Vanderwal, Scott Probert, Rob
Rogers; back row: coach Robert Jones, manager Dave Dunnington.
IWA -- Front row, left to right: Richard Logie, Michael Sobotka, Mark
Montoya, Brian Benitz, Joey Dunbar, Kent Knight; back row: manager Ken
Knight, Darrell Chamberlain, Jay Warren, Ed Montoya, Richard Langeland,
Willie Flint, Roger Murray.
S.I.T.E. -- Front row, left to right: Branda Brown, Anna Plant, Denise
Strong, Teresa Wilson; back row: manager Pat Hawk, Dotta Harger, Kelly
Grindle, Kim Smith, Norma Bunko, Michelle Hawk, Melanie Johns. Not
pictured are Julie Carney and Mary Bowcutt.
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Shelton fastpitch fans can see Wagner, shortstop Roger Bledsoe, Rob Mills at third,
the best in the Northwest this leftfielder Jimmy Nokes, at short, Scott •
Saturday night when' Jess'-OK centerfielder Tom Gardner and Ray Krumpolsin~ .......
Jell Sowers (t
Reefers takes on Seattle Pay N rightfielder Jerry Hammock on the mound, )n t[w ...
• . i~ aro (cl
Pak at Callanan Park in a benefit Jess'-OK Reefers will send left, Lynn Spilseth~: "
game for the Jerry Young these dudes out onto the either PepNuttor~otd~eip,
~nn MendE
Memorial Scholarship Fund. diamond: Joe Earl at second base, in right. ~ystma (c',
Game time is seven o'clock.
Admi,ssion cannot be charged pl tbd
by Jess-OK Roofers because Wanna a, foe
Callanan is a city park, so the club ,. lcis'b'y'I
is asking that peoplepassed,, donate e •_ phons (p
"when the hat is to the e, Arn i-,, rn og.
fund, which goes for a scholarship If you re a fairlyvv" = " " r"--V decent Football League itcraft }r
for a high school athlete who is a - ' .!. wers
senior. The scholarship is in football player and you want to from Tacoma, (c) .
memory ofJerryYoung, longtime mix it up with a bunch of and Vancouver, ard(c)
Shelton fastpitch player who was semi-pros in the Northwest This is full tacit.
S.I.T.E.'S CHRIS BROTCHE pitched her team to a 16-10
win over Arnold and Smith in Saturday's district tournament
for women's fastpitch teams at Callanan Park. S.I.T.E. placed
second in the tourney to advance to the state tourney with
Dotettes.
killed in an auto accident some
months ago.
Pan N Pak is the perennial
northwest regional champion in
the fastpitch world. A possible
starting lineup would be pitching
ace Dick Christensen, catcher
Butch Butt, first baseman George
Nokes, second baseman Greg
Flynn, third baseman Tom
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League-leading Dotettes swept
through the winner's bracket of
last week's district fastpitch
tournament for women held in
Shelton to capture the title.
Dotettes and S.I.T.E. (second
place finisher) go to the state
tournament in two weeks. In
third place was Mama's;
Merchants was fourth; Gypos was
fifth; Day and Sons sixth and
Arnold and Smith seventh.
Dotettes creamed Gypos 24-1
in its opening game, then crushed
S.I.T.E. 9-3. S.I.T.E. came back
through the losers' bracket in the
double elimination tourney and
upset Dotettes 7-6 in the first
championship game before
Dotettes dealt the final blow to
S.I.T.E. in the second
championship game, 14-6.
S.I.T.E. played six games and
won all but those two with
Dotettes. The S.I.T.E. team
dumped Arnold and Smith 16-10
in its opener, beat Day and Sons
9-5, dropped its third game to
Dotettes, plastered Mama's 17-11,
then split games five and six with
Dotettes.
All games in the tourney were
held at Callanan Park.
Ten All-Stars were picked at
the tournament. Cinda Johnson
of Mama's was the Most Valuable
Player. Others were Merchants
centerfielder Kim Goidsby,
Mama's centerfielder Paulette
Miller, S.I.T.E. centerfieider Vicki
Taylor, Dotettes shortstop Bey
Hillman, S.I.T.E. third
basewoman Sharee Franklin,
S.I.T.E. second hasewoman Jenny
Cross, Dotettes first basewoman
Pat Ayers, Mama's pitcher Toni
Matson and Dotettes catcher
Lode Rains.
Here are the tourney scores:
FRIDAY
Gypos ................... 10
Joanne Sowers (p)
Shirley Ward (c)
Mama's ...................9
Toni Matson (p)
Kip Strandwold (c)
Day & Sons ...............14
Rabble Dale IPI
Karen Wood
Merchants .................7
Jean Stephens (p)
Kim Goldsby (p)
Pam Bridges (c)
SATURDAY
A&S ..................... 10
Cheryl Peterson (p)
IStephanie.T.E Martin (c)
S
...................... 16
Chris Brotche (p)
Mary Ann Mendenhall (p)
Darcy Systma (c)
Dotettes .................. 24
Lou Harger (p)
Lorie Rains (c)
G ypos ....................1
Val Parsons (p)
Patty Brown (p)
Joanne Sowers (p)
Marge Witcraft (p)
Shirley Ward (c)
Home runs: Jeanee Nutt 2, Karen
Johnson 1.
Day & Sons ................5
Gwen Avery (p)
Robbie Dale (p)
Karmel Lawson (c)
Karen Wood (c)
S.I.T.E .................... 9
Mary Ann Mendenhall (p)
Val Ogg (c)
Merchants ................ 16
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Three Little League teams
from Mason County have been
playing in tournaments lately and
two of them are still going for all
the marbles at this writing.
The boys on the senior
division team have already won
Je
S.I.T.E ................... 17
Chris Brotche (p)
Val Ogg (c)
Darcy Systma (c)
Mama's .................. 1 1
Toni Matson (p)
Kip Strandwold (c)
Cinda Johnson, over fence HR;
Darcy Systma, HR.
Dotettes ................... 6
Lou Harger (p)
Lorie Rains (c)
S.I.T.E .................... 7
Mary Ann Mendenhall (P)
VaJ Ogg (c)
Dotettes .................. 14
Aria Strutz (p)
Lorie Rains (c)
Lou Harger (p)
S.I.T.E .................... 6
Chris Brotche (p)
Val Ogg (c)
Mary Ann Mendenhall (p)
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Bowling News
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ADULT-JUNIOR LEAGUE
Men's Hi Game: Ev LaBelle &
Clay Keith 214
Men's Hi Series: Ev LaBelle 584
Women's Hi Game: June Lewis
161
Jean Stephens (p.) Women's Hi Series: Linda Cook
Kim Goldsby (p/ 407
Pam Bridges (c) Boys' Hi Game: Junior Keith 181
Toni Matson (p) .
Kip Strandwold (c]
Day & Sons ............... 17
A&S ...................... 4 Boys' Hi Series: Junior Keith 510
Martha Reed (p) Final Standings: Jim & Jack
Fred Smith (p) 13049, Clay & Junior 12975,
Ann Minoza(c) June & John 12911, L.C. &
Mama's ..................22 Bobby 12893, Jack & David
12833, Ev & John 12728, Undo
& Bill 12699, Todd & Mac 12554,
Joey Kisor (p) .
Rabble Dale (p)
Karen Wood (c)
Karmel Lawson (c)
Gypos .................... 6
Marge Witcraft !p)
Shirley Ward (c1
Merchants ................17
Kim Gotdsby (p)
Pam Bridges (c)
Karen Gohdsby (HR)
SUNDAY
Dotettes ................... 9
Lou Harger (p)
Lorie Rains (c)
S.I.T.E .................... 3
Mary Ann Mendenhall (P)
Val (c)
Mama's .................. 11
Toni Matson (13)
Kip Strandwold (c)
Merchants .................1
Kim Goldsby (p)
Pam Bridges (c)
Sports twenty-five years ago
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Tony & Arlene 12387.
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Bill Kuhr, foren~an at Mill One, took over second place
in the King division of the Simpson Salmon Derby this
week by landing a 23-1b. 4-oz. fish in Hood Canal. First
~ace is still in the hands of Oren Pellet of McCleary. Toby
albert, 13, and Phillip Kieburtz, 14, had a good day on
the Olympia golf inks. Halbert shot 39 and Kieburtz 40 on
the nine. Surfboarding is becoming a favorite activity on
Hood Canal. A few of the recent_participants were Nadine
and Lorraine Andrews, Roberta. Armstrong, Margie Porter,
Joan Parker, Chloe Arbogast and ~ma L;onnolly.
Tirecap & Car Care .+
1st & Cota Shelton
International Football League,
the Thurston County Vikings
want you to try out with them.
Vikings representative Larry
McMillan said this week that the
team has started its conditioning
workouts and is looking forward
to greatly increased player
participation this season.
The Northwest International
folks, just like
television, so
two-hand touch.
except shoes is
club. There is a
program to cover
you get busted up
Games will
Saturday nights
afternoons.
If you want to
for the Vikin
encouraged to
which are held
(Tuesday and
at 6:30) at North
School.
If you have
can call McMillan
the evening, or 49[
the day.
the district 10 championship and
are now playing at Liberty Park in
Renton in the state championship
double elimination playoffs.
Jim Tobin pitched the senior
division guys tea 7-2 win over i~'H h
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m
Lewis River last Monday and the
H
team lost to Lynnwood 11-0 on I
Tuesday night. If the team wins goI S
Wednesday night (last night), it
play in the championship Aid
will
game Thursday night at 6 p.m. If
the team wins the first Jean And¢!
championship game, it must then Alderbrook and
from Lake
beat the opponent again to win
the title, gross winners
when the AI,
The major division boys are women were
ripping it up in district two action
at Port Orchard. Charles Keith did J o yce PentoJ
the job on East Jefferson last Hughes and Dot
Saturday, pitching the locals to a from Alderbrook,
2-0 shutout• Arnold Casey caught net. Ann Anderson
for Keith. for the Cushman
The major division team will Least• putts
play North Kitsap on Friday night Cushman were
at 8 p.m. in Port Orchard and Gladys PederS(
should it win that one, will play Kretschmar had the!
for the championship Saturday. Alderbrook
The division one girls team Margaret
was eliminated,ftom their district smashed the Ion
tournament in Seattle 10-5 on
to the pin on
Monday night. Claire Good of
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