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Dickie&apos;s SIDELINE SLANTS MlMlHMnlHlHHllllMMmWu Friday evening last a fellows whose names nudge sports falls of three decades these parts connuned for an long known as "old-timers ball park. :and aching muscles were tortures they once manipulated in those Long-ago days when Shelton diamond duds in t league competition. a small percentage of the Column _ like Warren Earl, Doc Shimek. Paul Ed Faubert, Walt Keith Campbell, Babe of their generation - will of the names heard over the system at Cheney Field aCOma's 1969 old-timers ball think of it, a slightly friskier of Jack Stewart, Wilbur and Stan Armstrong, Omer I)an Cornficr, Floyd dozen or so more of that Were just coming off or entering athletic careers when that enjoyed its hey-day down timber. And then there are' Bab Stewart, llunky on Paulson, asker Erickson, a few others still living around the local talent on the of the true "natives", then, if Lefty Isekite and his reball, Bill Libke and his AI Pentecost and his w curves, Arnie Levenhagen Atwood helping Bill Libke, with an occasional stint from Erickson, on the mound; and Bud Borst teaming with AI Libke behind the plate. In 1936 Olympia replaced the Gibson Cleaners, otherwise the Northwest League retained the same identity. Pete Flagstead, like Tobin an old pro catcher with his youth gone, managed Olymlfia. It was quite a rivalry, until Flagstead slid into home one night early in August in a game at Olympia and snapped a small wrist bone in Tobin's throwing arm. The mishap had a debilitating effect on the Loggers and they skidded to fifth place. This late-season toboggan ride, a depressing timberworkers strike during the summer, and the heavy cost of importing so much outside talent tolled the death knell of semi-pro baseball in Shelton. There was no Northwest League team here in 1937 or anytime since, although a completely local-talent team played in tile then n|uch-weakcned Timber League until World War " F'riday night's old-timers game in Tacoma serves as a fitting goad to dust off the memory of baseball's "good old days" in Shelton. They never will be equalled. SPORTS SPLINTERS No mention of the Timber and Northwest league Loggers is complete withou! including the names of two non-playing figures, Nick Doherty and Gas Graf. The Hurculean task of raising the sizeable sums inwflved to bank-roll those teams in a small town along with all the myriad details of the business end of the operation fell on the willing, energetic and capable shoulders of this pair of Shelton businessmen. Girls Tennis Gott Oil Captures District Fastball Championship Turnout Set Like a carbon copy of history Harry Leons to load the bases at R H E R ii E twelve months past, the Shelton 3-3, then another wall< to GottOil 1 O0 000 0- 1 36 Senators O01 I 1 0 0-.3 71 Next Week First turnout of the year for the Shelton High School girls' tennis team will be held Monday, August 18, at l0 a.m. Interested girls are asked to report to the SHS gym with suitable clothing and equipmem. Girts who played on the team last fall are expected and others who turned out for spring practice are urged to report and try out for the team. Bowling Leagues Slate Meetings Two organizational meetings are scheduled for bowlers interested in league competition• Sunday night, August 17, at 8 o'clock, the Sunday Night Mixed League will meet at the Timber Bowl. The Women's Commercial Bowling League will meet Tuesday, August 19, at 7:30 p.m. in the PUD Auditorium and welcomes keglers interested in bowling at 9 o'clock Tuesday nights. Boat Races Due Sunday The Sixth Annual Outboard Races at Union are slated Sunday, August 17, at 1:30 p.m. Thirty boats in six classes will compete in the popular llood Canal event• Athletics last weekend retained the District fastball championship they'd won in 1968 under the name of Gait Oil by snatching a title tilt from the Olympia Senators which seemed beyond reach• The A's rallied for four runs in the bottom of the sixth to nip the Senators, 4-3, Sunday afternoon after having lost a 4-0 decision just ahead of it. The Athletics win came through the winners bracket by capturing two easy victories Saturday, 9-1 over the Flying O's and 4-1 over the Senators. Bill Nutt pitched both games and tried to make it three straight by going in the Sunday opener, but his teammates couldn't produce any run-support against Gale McGrath's fine pitching, garnering one lone blow in the shutout loss. The District title rally in the finale was constructed on Jim Witson's lead-off single, Rick Meyer's triple, Bob Tobin's single, a fielder's choice, a Senator boot, Ran Mickelson's single, a walk to pinch-hitter Bill Nutt forcing Tom Marshall home with the victory run. Nutt then relieved starter Dan Kaufman and closed the door on the Senators in the top of the seventh to preserve the lead and earn for the Athletics their second straight District championship plus a berth in the state tournament which opened today. Nutt was chosen as the tourney's Most Valuable Player and joined teammates Meyer, Mickelson and Leans on the tournament all-star team. Two other Shelton teams in the District tournament,. Gott Oil and O.K. Rooters, were eliminated early in the going. The Athletics were in competition as Olympia Fastball champions, having attained thal elevated honor by winning their final three league games last week. two over the Olympia Brewers, 4-1 and 3-0, plus an I I-2 triumph over the Flying O's with Nutt pitching all three games. The District games short scores: ll Golf Club Calendar  DANIELS-LOWE ENTER TEAM CAPTAINS FINALS Sonny Lowe and Bean Daniels, frequent winners of the Shelton Golf Club Team Captains tournament in past years, were the first to qualify for the finals of the 1969 event when theY defeated Bob Coots and Jack Stewart in a semifinal match last week. The title-seasoned pair now the club championship tournament is under way now with next Sunday the deadline for entering and a week later the end of the 18-hole qualifying play. August 20 brings the next 191h Hole Club dinner meeting, at which two holes-in-one arc ticketed for celebration (those by Harry Peterson and Rocky Hembroff in July). Then on August 28 the next monthly Brewers 123 ! 03 x-9 54 Athletics 000004 x-472 Batteries: Brescher, Young ,(3) Batteries: Keller, McGrath (6) and and Richards; Michalak and Hill; Kauffman, Nutt (7) and Michael• Leans. R HE [Ti' Flying O's 00330 I 0-7 9 ! 44 OKRoofers0 I 01000-2 Batteries: Carlson, Bert (4) and Serrechia; Warren and Sampluski, Minoza (6). R HE FlyingO's 0000100-1 12 Athletics 270000 x-9 I01 Batteries: Bratton, Bert (2) asad Rabideau, Bratton (3); Nutt and Leons. R HE Senators 1000000-1 33 Athletics 000040 x-4 40 Batteries: McGrath and Hill; Nutt and Leans. R lIE Senators I I 02000 - 4 94 Athletics 0000000-0 I I Batteries: McGrath and Hill; Nutt and Leans. WED, - 7 to g p.m., Family Night FRI. - 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. 8at.. 11 a.m. - 1 p.m., Learners 1:30 p.m. - 4 p.m., Matinee 8 p.m.. 11 p.m., Evening 81.N.. 1:30 p.m.. 4 p.m., Matinee SKATELAND Olympia • 352.9943 BRAKE SPECIAL On your Ford, Chev, Plymouth or other small American Car, We will: "-- eTurn Drums (4) • Overhaul all wheel cylinders elnstall Lining • Bleed & Adjust ,ded pitcher), Art Berg, Tiny Port Townsend this weekend stages Jerry Vermillion await the result of the other mixed two-ball competition and (once' aJ°hns°n'SheltolS°nn" Bailc"llmsc this " 7,state's biggest salmon derby. More than App.olnrea" " " " " $ 00 $2,5n0in prizcs (top l.rize is $1,00Ol will be IO semifinal pairing, between the potluck dinner is dated. t Don Pauley-John Long and Ran ....... :  All for nnorL , awarded presulnal, lylnpersonbyGov D,ul Natloncll Grou  egion baseball coach), ' ' " ' "*' ' " '!' • • p Sanford-Ray Rice teams, to learn iil ............................... !:::::i#!i - " other cars [rrywk: ..... , ,, " , L2vans at 300 p n St, rlday You'll ]lave to  who they'll play for the ' !I ' i! ii ! Only 1 slightly higher rote, Nero Hail, t,eorge - .... ,." • , ; ....... Jerry Vermillion, Director at championship, sanford and Rice qeminin,, Bernie Morrison hurry to enter it you haven t alreaoy 1orme --Ietics n ....... all made it to the semifinals by . 'd,, " ' .' , . . ' . - - ___ Atn • a a neaa oasKetn r xns, Tubby Bolen, Tommy deadhne is Friday. Mrs. Jean Foster, 22 t) coach at Saint Martin's College, prevailing over George ttermes achnik Taylor street, l'ortTownsend, nn,st have the has been appointed to two and Jim Archer in the last Hurry! Offer good from .°gger riuuinu in those halcvon $1 I entry fee b tomorrow. Fishing hours committees of the National quarterfinal,match..last, week. e ,,,:aU-,£, ,' "' / *'r'" :•30 •1 Ill l(' 3"00 ' Ill both .,*ur,la ,, Association of Intercollegiate "  mt00t0,r. August 11-30 at . 'IUlA'I¢..[tS Wllen bllelton   .-" , .... t .... ,,,t u s "tics. !!enge.d tile best semi-pro and S.unda. , ...... ,, , ., mt)ermillion is currently serving BEST BALL FIELD m thns Ever,reen s h II you re lOOKing mr a nlgger oundle, mn of lstnct SLOW TO FILL UP "We'll bring you a video IdllhUIJl BIAmlUlImlBIIIk • : " g ,•tale wit ' " ' , " as chairn, the NAIA d'. "" Shelton Golf Club's first annual tape of that last play . . , dPVlnlIl e ni00nrlim, lO SS • • • ) ' ., , , • ". , • • Frank Tobm (hd also, but however, l orl townsend s Canadian basketball t;ommtttee. He will Bayshore Best Ball tournament is But first a video tape of lt & Railroad s he was content only to be neighbors across the straits of Juan de Fuca serve two years on, the NAIA only ten days away now and , that last commercial!" tla •  "', " , • • Independent Colleges ('ommittee Y nmht and watch flop the at Vancouver are altering $55,000 m pnze , . there's lots of room for entries ....... I sAINT MARTIN S COLLEGE I hi , • , • and will also serve on the ,.,..,,..gm.i.,m...-B..-m-.m..i...,m.,m.-.,.-    =   - i-.,.m-.i..,,,m s somewhat ,,oun,,er money (with a $ 5,000 top) also tins ........ al yet in the 64-team field limit. . * :  . - . . .* uomestnc ann nnternat]on' Only 20 teams, the majority from  endeavored to recaot nre weekend Tins has to be the most lucrative v n C ' • , t • • * De eloment ommuttee, the home club, had posted entry lon,-tone reflex T l i salmon derby ever Interested 9 ('ontact B C , _ , es. _oJ.n ............ fees and forms as of last Sunday, neitonu| 9 , Salmon I)clb >81 llo]nby st]ct, l G me Hunt • I '5 aqd managed 3' ' ', 5, , - : ,' B'a O pro-manager Ray Walker r two seasons. Vancouver I, Canada 985-2493. • g a .i 11 reported. , OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON folio Intlst have conjured un ' Your Shelton Athletics came through mro Available The event is open to all  ' ibralce illllOll, |htqoo ........ - ,..,11 like champions lo beconle chanlpions of the, 1969 Big Game tiunting Season amateurs but teammates must I EVENING CLASSES I the 1935 Loeeer band which Olympia F:lstball League last week, winning pamphlets and big game tags are have handicaps within seven °rthwest -- :il ...... • the three final games on their schedule to now available at over 900 license strokes. The best ball will be held " series" LeaUewith lille_ In il ......... dealers_ . in Washington.. . . says the August 23-24 with 18 holes each It SEPTEMBER 1. • • • • . DECEMBER 19 anle ,i ,.: 'T'l oag me mp rnng m)m ulympm urewery. ; ' " day. Shotgun starts are scheduled _ [/ ' . liIKIIllil. /lie .... State Game uepartment. on the fils .... " .., ' , , Two ol the crucml victories were over the the huntin- -am-hlet includes at 8:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. both ,. ".'[ Ililll wl[n it I--t .. - .........  V' I' " " days. A total of $1,000 in npPed to fourt h ,,, .,,, _1 Brewers, 4"-I and J-o, plus all easy I I-Z, complete season dates on all big merchandise prizes has been 1 ACCOUNTING econd by" "', ,7 ".' "',' ,"%. laugher against the Flying O's. Tireless Bill game. Complete season dates for Cries th,,nl£1,.lKlll),'lt, [?()IK a,, ,1 Ntltt pitched all three ganles, in a span of grouse as well as the early chukar Club'sgUaranteedl9thbYHolethe SheltOnClub (men'sG°lf II 353351 CostFederal TaxatiOnAccounting 7-8:307"8:30 TTh*M W StaffMr" DamitiOMr. Frazier " ........ .,,,u, Lm--- | BUSI NESS ADMINISTRATION: ' _ . _ h:- " : .... four even;nos partridge seasons are also defined, division).  115 EconomJc Geography _/_ T Th Mr. Anderson ! L.ntllllg il DCrSOIlal Dillnacl¢ ., ' " . , . , . , Included with each 1969 'rot, 3 n •  ' ". ., ' Keeping till) ol Shel[on s sunlmer .... ;n ..... "' ....... '- ......... AUGUST BUSY MONTH i 248 Linear Programming /-8:30 T Th Mr. i'oege . I , --u victory SqLlarlllg [ne ., . ..... ..... .- .... s v,,,,,v,, .....  ,,c ,,,ca FOR SHELTON GOLFERS • 365 Govt. Regulation of Business 6-7:30 T Th Mr. Claoaugn I ,nt th,, c. , ..... COlltcinporarlcs m tle ulymplc (onme MaCK legal descriptions of all bi ame . -uC llnill galne [o YaKlnla. , . , . ........... g g I CHEMISTRY: I €OI1 it o .......... League, file co-ctamplon,entral and boutn managementunlts. In additi°n t° the nearing I 351 PrJnciples of Chemistry 7-8:30 MW Staff I 0Rt "' .'/' II1 il WIlU SILIgles[ I11 V;t,..,v, t ......... r,,;h.,I t,, o,,* ..... ,.,, ¢,,r ;, Only the starting date (October Bayshore Best Ball highlight and ECONOMICS: "t and Levenhagen pitched ........ ' .................. )., ,,., ..,e.,y '2" :_' 11) for the upland and miratorv the current Team Captains ! 101c Principles of Economics Z M W I 'Cept in t . , 4,, ,. post-season tot rill 111t.'11[ COlllpetltlon 5ou[n " bird seasons is s;" o .. : Staff i- wo Illlllngs. YaKilnil ' '. ' . . _ . ,, • ., game ," "," " ".nown n' tins tournament now in progress, I 1 lb Economic Geography / y Th Mr. ngerson' I I tt the , v, ..... i r ...... th,, bowed out ol the (.'oilnle Nlack sudden-dea[n publication. Closing dates, bag several other events are scheduled T 380 Hist. of Economic Thought 3 Th Dr. HarKany V • ','i'"st;':eci"tli'r'ot'':h state tournanlent in its opening game, losing limits and shooting hours for this month to keep Shelton I 410 Public Finance o, Mr. laurrows 1 "enh,lgcn . ,gg g ' ' e Pi, -• " , . upland and migratory game birds I 365 Govt. Regula(ion of Business 7-8:30 M W Mr. Clabaugh allies tr, h,,I,I h,, I .... I th,, to Mt. Taholnd ol th erce County Mack ......... , golfers occupied. ',S'" " ........... " '" ........ • - . . . .... , • .. • wilt ne estannsneu at the .... State Sign-up and qualifying play for 1 EDUCATION: tructed League, 5-3. (enttat wctlt d inherent route, Game Commission -" • FA$31 Art in Elem School (2 cr ) 3-5 T Mrs Roberts I " " eli " , ,'. meeting I 31_7 Teaching of'Reading ," 3 M W Dr. "E_'ichert I rile out , electing to play Am can Legxon bail, and Au ust 19 , of the Timber Leat, ue ......... " ' ' g . • I[ Hist32b Egciric N.W. Hist. & Gov t. (2 cr) 7-9 1"_ Mr. ge.ne¥ I i-rthwest- rcmt'" ' "nn 1 )35 wnth" represented., the 3rd District (Kitsap,. .The 1969 Upland and Used rs i 349 uem.ocial Studies (2 cr) 4-6 Jn r..,cno.rt I agham B ......... --,- T ........... Jetlerson and ('lallatn counties) ill the Area Migratory Game Bird pamphlet I 384a pec. ec. Methods, Eng. (2 cr) 7-9 M rr. uunstan . I I,  ' lk. IIIIL./II, I¢I...UIII¢I will n .... " ......... ENGL SH: ",; , , t ut oe avalxaoLe until the -leane .... • ....... , - 1 tournament at Everett. After Brian Wrigh " O 221 Intro. to Literature 3 M W F Staff ' 14_  oi eat[le. 111c year ., , ,. , . ...... ,, , latter part of September   Judeo-Christian Literature 3-4:30 . T W Mrs. Ber9 T • "unler Tayh.)r as nlanagcr sou[llpawecl kTcillral [o an 1 I-wnlnlng o-a • '66 Plymouth Belvedere $1195 . FINE ARTS: I ,,tniShed .sec,,,,,.,a ,,,;" ..,,.,,,,,, ,,,,""'""- ..... victory over .Kent in the tourney opener, "/'F'tt-MY''-- IX:N'I" LEAVE' '66 Merc Hardtop ........ 1595 i 131 Art in the Elem. School (2 cr) 3-5 T Mrs. Roberts i aeague schedule with marks Central lost Its next two ganles, 10-1 to -Mpv) '66 Ford Wagon ........ 1795 • GOVERNMENT: ""W" This WilS. the firs'., ye,,. ..... I.l/.fl"' Me;.ldowda]e and 8-2 to Kent. Kent went_on3 ........  k.._ENJ  '65 Olds 442, 4-spd ...... 1595 Jv 293366 AmericanLegislativeGOVernmentprocess 77 , TM Thw Mr.Fr. BertrandJ°hns°n It holesale imnorts of talent to win the Area I title with 4-3 and 12- L,_.'/ " _.. '65 Falcon Wagon ...... 1095 HISTORY" With pin-era lilac J ' s " ',1 victories over Meadowdale for a berth in the _.,  '%J' ..,,,'Tfllv, g '65 Comet Sedan ........ 995 I : Ancient H story (2 cr 7 T Fr Meinrad i- -. y ' .' • alne.L tOlc " 4j ,(d ............ 301 . f . . " the out" .... ,,, • , ,-. , Alnerican Legion state tournanlent at _..'-'/'t1 , '64 Rambler Sedan ...... 695 I 351 Colonial Hist. o the mermas (2 cr) 7 Th Fr. Meinrad a nleKl; fleming, uoug . . " ...... .... .,.,.....t._ :f. 1 uead) and Morrison in the Yakinla last weekend " " '63 T-Bird (air) ........ 1095 " LANGUAGE: I 101 Elementar Greek (2 cr) 4 i y . T Th Staff It tth manager Taylor at third -  -  '62 Vauxall Wagon ...... 695 • 201 Intermediate Greek (2 cr} 4 M W Staff | ;attching; Libke, Levenhagen / --"" '62 Chevy II Wagon ...... 595 II 103101 ElementarYLatin CompositionLatin (5{2Cr)cr) 43 MM WF F StaffStaff Ill 101a Elementary German (5 cr) 3 Daily Fr. Alphonse I before (19;3) Libke, hns '62 Dart Wagon ......... 695 I 301 Adv German Conversation . Catcher (now dead) and '61 Corvair ............ 395 • and Com"osition 4 M W F Mrs. Wilhelm | I 321 Survey o(German Literature 3 T Th Mrs. Wilhelm T aarnett were the first Logger Boat, Motor and I 201 Intermediate French (5 cr) . 3 " Daily Fr. Timothy | e.C°ma in a lineup which won Trailer ............... 695 , 101b Elementary,Spanish ( cr) 3 DMaiJy  Miss Grandadam I :gtle title with Bab Stewart, I M/lil, IJm l 321 Survey of Spanish Literature .1 wr Mrs. errera i • MATHEMATICS: ' Harry DeShields, manager I [ ''ll'll 23 MORE CARS I 484 Probability & Statistics (5 cr) 7-9:30 M Fr. John A V A two. semester, program for secondary teachers, sponsored by the i,.agmg Spike Fredson (also I | 1   i'JlldlPl | TO CHOOSE FROM ! i at,ona0 Science Foundation) TBA - " " "'Ueld; Hunky Schumacher, I ' I Idk Y00LT00l I 485 Structure of Arithmetic TBA t-r. Jonn , ¢1 d asker Erickson (coming I I -  ...... " 7. I I PHI LOSOPHY: , g eareer terminated by arm lill00ml/ Used Trucks • 201b General Phil°s°phy 6:30 TTh Mr, Parker '' I PHYSICAL EDUCATION: '65 Datsun .......... $1095  285 First Aid, Athletic Injuries (2 cr) 7-9 T Mr. Acuff i Ph siological S yC. o ogy _-10 M Mr Irish I 313 Y . . I '56 Int. -Ton, 4x4 ...... 695  350 Abnormal Psycl3ology /-10 T Mr. Irish '48 Chev Panel ........ 95 It SOCIOLOGY" v i 314 " Social P]ycbology 7-0 T Staff il Yllpi¢ Hwy. No.- Mr, View II The 00'ortt-wes "'"' °' ' ll L 8MORE TRUCKS i 325 crlmino gy - w Mr, Timpani I SPEECH: . TO CHOOSE FROM ! 1 332 Public Address in merica 3:30-6 T Mr. Larkin L 387 Advanced Reade WorKshop (1 cr) TBA TBA Fr. Cyril i 'l00h% . . I IS great the way it , THEOLOGY: ' V 352 Current Theological Trends (2 cr) 7 M Dr. Overman | IS.Automotive Serwce JIM i 400 ReadingSemlnar (2 cr) 3 MW Fr. Matthew I 'A intment Call *, ur r f r 3 cred,ts unless othermse noted Ico sesa e O . ' " " I Please don't litter. PAULEY'S I REGISTRATION: Room325, September 3rd. 8:00a.m. to8:00p,m, i PPO 426-300J'1 O-ympial B --'- .C + Room 325, September 4th. 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. : FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OR LATE REGISTRATION WRITE OR CALL I rewmg ompany BOB--BUS--BILL , St. Martin's Collece 49124700 : Registrar Extension Lt I Tu mwater, Washlngton 5th and Railroad 426-8231 I.,,,m..,i.m,..,m,.,q,.m..m.' Co-ordin;tor of :vening__ Classes' .Extension __ 311 m,..,i,,.....,i ...l.m..a.,,i dil Thursday, August 14, }969 - Shelton-Mason County Journal Page 9 ' i il