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ShoCKers 'Strike 0
OAKLAND BAY PEDIATRICS of South Mason Youth Soccer:
In front from left are Kyle Janson, Ethan Yarbrough,
Molly Ye and Carlie Thompson. Back: Jenne Delgado,
Emma Miller, coach Stephanie Bishop, Levi Francis, Ty
Thompson, coach Natascia Brown, Grace Renecker and
Christopher Bishop. Not pictured: Treyton Dehning.
DOMINO'S of South Mason Youth Soccer: In front from left
are McKenzy Johnson, Emma Broumley, Brayden Davidson
and Micah States. Back: Samantha Bailey, Lily Dose, Stella
Hoopes, coach Bruce Shurtz, Wyatt Shurtz, Josiah Funk
and Cole Tinsley. Not pictured: coach Tracy Kyllonen.
SRA of South Mason Youth Soccer: In front from left are
Cooper Thurman-Williams, Hannah Shrum, Eleanor Dahman,
Dayler Thurman-Williams and Serena Tougaw. Back: coach
Jennifer Thurman-Williams, Caitlynn larey, Alan Wells,
coach Joel Thurman-Williams, Joel Madtson, Colvin Engel
and Abigail McCallister. Not pictured: Bradley Hillman.
Cushman and Wynne Wright and Diann Muller for Lake
Lake Cushman's l;dies partici-
pated in the aroma! Ahlerbrook
9-Hole Ladies Invitational last
week. The results:
Alderbrook
Patsy Goehring low net, Carol Kelley
second low net; closest to the line on #3:
Carol Kelley; KP: Dawn Turnbull on #4 and
Patsy Goehring on #6; putting contest winrer:
Dawn Turnbull.
Cushman
Sandy Palmer low net, Judy Keiffer second
low net; closest to tile line ol #3: Gall Collyer;
KP:Wynne Wright on #4 and Diann Muller on
#6; putting contest winner: Wynn(, Wright.
Birdies - Lana Clausen for Alderbrook
Cushman
Limerick
Lake Limerick's lady 18-holers
"threw out their worst hole"
in competition August 15. The
results:
First flight - Rita Lipinski 63, Lesley
Robertshaw-Mosley 64, Marsha Berry 66.
Second flight - Delores King 63, Joyce
Reynolds 64 and Ann Wooten and Mary Lou
Trautmann tied at 67.
Third flight - Jeannine Jacob 63, Barb
Eberhardt 66 and Adele Scott 68.
Chip-in - Barb Eberhardt (1 tth hole).
Low net of the day - Rita Lipinski, 70.
Page 22 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, August 23, 2007
Aiming to "Strike Out Cancer,"
as promoters put it, six local coed
softball teams enjoyed a weekend
of sporadic sunshine and continu-
ous fun earlier this month in bu-
colic Callanan Park.
"The annual One-Pitch Tourna-
ment proved fun and laughter can
be had - all for a charitable cause,"
reports veteran director Monica
Deemer. "With family and friends
who are fighting or have fought the
battle, the cause seemed suitable.
We thank everyone who came to-
gether to play for the battle."
Emerging triumphant from
the round-robin affair, with a 5-0
record, were the Shelton Shock-
ers. "But not easily," says Deem-
er. "Wheels gave them a battle
and took a close second. Sharon's
Nursery placed third and an en-
thusiastic Probst Homemeats took
fourth. And many thanks to Fud-
dpuckers and Blackstar, who also
participated and contributed lots
of enjoyment and team sports-
manship."
TOURNEY ALL-STARS in-
cluded the champs' Tracy Bishop
and Ralph Delamarter, Wheels'
Ariel Miller and Tim Sheedy, Sha-
ron's Amy Brown and Jacob "Chi-
co" Hernandez, Probst's Rachel
Dreon and Anthony Bonilla, the
Fudds' Tracy Duchene and Ray
Bartoff and Blackstar's Tori Willis
and Lewis Rodriguez.
At the end of the second day's
competition a special home-run
contest was held. Here's Deemer's
report:
"Tim Sheedy took a windshield-
smashing first place for the men,
with his brother Larry tailing be-
hind. Nancy Samples won it for
the girls, followed by Debbie John-
son."
The tournament also featured a
brief ceremony for local umpiring
legend Denny Temple. "After 45
years as an umpire Denny is tak-
ing the bench and retiring," says
Deemer. "We will miss the long
chats he had with spectators and
players that gave all of us plenty
of time to take our positions.
"A FAREWELL THANKS was
given by John Brown and fellow
players to bid Denny a good fare-
well."
Deemer also recognized those
who made donations to this year's
tournament cause, including Little
Creek Casino Hotel & Restaurant,
Safari Tans, Probst Homemeats,
Catwalk Studio & Hair Design,
Dr. Busacca, Lumbermen's, Les
Schwab, Sears Portrait Studio and
Signs by Erin.
X-country Pacers
e
geanng up anew
Age-group running's Shelton
Pacers will launch their cross-
country season with a brand-new
coach this fall.
Greg Adamski has volunteered
his services, reports founding
coach Daryl White, the Climbers'
head mentor, and expects to begin
turnouts in a couple weeks.
To get on board, says White,
give Adamski a call - preferably
evenings after 7 - at 426-2149.
The harriers' first meet is
September 29.
--GoV-------
Bayshore
Bayshore's men fielded 28 two-
man teams the weekend before
last for the 27-hole Jim McComb
Memorial Tournament. Combining
nine holes each of scramble, best-
ball and alternate-shot competition,
it yielded the following:
Gross - Matt Tanselli & Fritz Bramstedt
tied Mike Shigley & Mike Maki at 109, Bob
Olson & Bob Erickson 110.
Net - Mike Fussell & Charlie Travaglione
93, Asa Shigley & Louie Roggenbuck 93.5,
Dave Vernon & Kent Brown tied at 94 with
Joe Robertson & Monte Marshall and Bob
Hurst & Rick Shaw tied at 95 with Jeff Minor
& Chris Billingsley.
KP winners - Charlie Travaglione 5-0/4
on the third hole, Fritz Bramstedt 3-11 /2 on
the seventh, Chip Brush 12-9/2 on the 12th
and John Johnson 22-9 on the 16th.
Bayshore's ladies, meanwhile,
yielded the following in their
regular Tuesday get-together:
August 21, 3 Little Pigs & the Big Bad Wolf
First flight - Alice Chapman first and Toni
Stevens and Coralie Watters tied for second.
Second flight - Luana Ellis first and
Harlene Robbins second.
Nine-holers - Pat Oltman first (22).
Fewest putts - Luana Ellis among the
18-holers and Pat Oltman among the nine-
holers.
Birdies - Alice Chapman (3rd hole) and
Toni Stevens (1 lth).
Chip-in - Alice Chapman (3rd hole).
AMID THE USUAL laidback response from players i
ing and others in the lawn-chair gallery, perennial
slugger Tracy Bishop sends another one over the
during cancer's annual One Pitch softball tournam •
weekend before last in Callanan Park. The Shocke
year-old ace, who happens to be the niece of SheltO !
pitch legend Cinda Laney, didn't even start playi
game till she was half a dozen years out of high #
and now she's widely regarded as one of the premier,
ball women in the Northwest• Good, is she? "Ridic#
intoned long-time Shelton all-star Elmer Herrel, sl
no awe.
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OBJH VARSITY FOOTBALL
DATE OPPONENT
9114
9/20
9/27
10/4 Bye i
10/11 Ridgetop
10/18 Central Kitsap
10/25 John Sedgwiek
1111 Cedar Heights
OBJH JAYVEE FO
DATE OPPONENT
9/14 Jamboree
9/19 Bye
9/26
10/3
10/10
10/17
10/24 Ridgetop
10/31 Mmr Wh/tman:
OBffH VOALL
DATE : i!*::: :!:: :ii
9120
9/2 Bye
9/27 Fairview
lO/2 John 8ed.,rwtc:k
10/4 Cedar i
10/9 Central]
10/11
10/16
105
10/30
1111
11/6
Fairview
John Sedgwiek
ShoCKers 'Strike 0
OAKLAND BAY PEDIATRICS of South Mason Youth Soccer:
In front from left are Kyle Janson, Ethan Yarbrough,
Molly Ye and Carlie Thompson. Back: Jenne Delgado,
Emma Miller, coach Stephanie Bishop, Levi Francis, Ty
Thompson, coach Natascia Brown, Grace Renecker and
Christopher Bishop. Not pictured: Treyton Dehning.
DOMINO'S of South Mason Youth Soccer: In front from left
are McKenzy Johnson, Emma Broumley, Brayden Davidson
and Micah States. Back: Samantha Bailey, Lily Dose, Stella
Hoopes, coach Bruce Shurtz, Wyatt Shurtz, Josiah Funk
and Cole Tinsley. Not pictured: coach Tracy Kyllonen.
SRA of South Mason Youth Soccer: In front from left are
Cooper Thurman-Williams, Hannah Shrum, Eleanor Dahman,
Dayler Thurman-Williams and Serena Tougaw. Back: coach
Jennifer Thurman-Williams, Caitlynn larey, Alan Wells,
coach Joel Thurman-Williams, Joel Madtson, Colvin Engel
and Abigail McCallister. Not pictured: Bradley Hillman.
Cushman and Wynne Wright and Diann Muller for Lake
Lake Cushman's l;dies partici-
pated in the aroma! Ahlerbrook
9-Hole Ladies Invitational last
week. The results:
Alderbrook
Patsy Goehring low net, Carol Kelley
second low net; closest to the line on #3:
Carol Kelley; KP: Dawn Turnbull on #4 and
Patsy Goehring on #6; putting contest winrer:
Dawn Turnbull.
Cushman
Sandy Palmer low net, Judy Keiffer second
low net; closest to tile line ol #3: Gall Collyer;
KP:Wynne Wright on #4 and Diann Muller on
#6; putting contest winner: Wynn(, Wright.
Birdies - Lana Clausen for Alderbrook
Cushman
Limerick
Lake Limerick's lady 18-holers
"threw out their worst hole"
in competition August 15. The
results:
First flight - Rita Lipinski 63, Lesley
Robertshaw-Mosley 64, Marsha Berry 66.
Second flight - Delores King 63, Joyce
Reynolds 64 and Ann Wooten and Mary Lou
Trautmann tied at 67.
Third flight - Jeannine Jacob 63, Barb
Eberhardt 66 and Adele Scott 68.
Chip-in - Barb Eberhardt (1 tth hole).
Low net of the day - Rita Lipinski, 70.
Page 22 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, August 23, 2007
Aiming to "Strike Out Cancer,"
as promoters put it, six local coed
softball teams enjoyed a weekend
of sporadic sunshine and continu-
ous fun earlier this month in bu-
colic Callanan Park.
"The annual One-Pitch Tourna-
ment proved fun and laughter can
be had - all for a charitable cause,"
reports veteran director Monica
Deemer. "With family and friends
who are fighting or have fought the
battle, the cause seemed suitable.
We thank everyone who came to-
gether to play for the battle."
Emerging triumphant from
the round-robin affair, with a 5-0
record, were the Shelton Shock-
ers. "But not easily," says Deem-
er. "Wheels gave them a battle
and took a close second. Sharon's
Nursery placed third and an en-
thusiastic Probst Homemeats took
fourth. And many thanks to Fud-
dpuckers and Blackstar, who also
participated and contributed lots
of enjoyment and team sports-
manship."
TOURNEY ALL-STARS in-
cluded the champs' Tracy Bishop
and Ralph Delamarter, Wheels'
Ariel Miller and Tim Sheedy, Sha-
ron's Amy Brown and Jacob "Chi-
co" Hernandez, Probst's Rachel
Dreon and Anthony Bonilla, the
Fudds' Tracy Duchene and Ray
Bartoff and Blackstar's Tori Willis
and Lewis Rodriguez.
At the end of the second day's
competition a special home-run
contest was held. Here's Deemer's
report:
"Tim Sheedy took a windshield-
smashing first place for the men,
with his brother Larry tailing be-
hind. Nancy Samples won it for
the girls, followed by Debbie John-
son."
The tournament also featured a
brief ceremony for local umpiring
legend Denny Temple. "After 45
years as an umpire Denny is tak-
ing the bench and retiring," says
Deemer. "We will miss the long
chats he had with spectators and
players that gave all of us plenty
of time to take our positions.
"A FAREWELL THANKS was
given by John Brown and fellow
players to bid Denny a good fare-
well."
Deemer also recognized those
who made donations to this year's
tournament cause, including Little
Creek Casino Hotel & Restaurant,
Safari Tans, Probst Homemeats,
Catwalk Studio & Hair Design,
Dr. Busacca, Lumbermen's, Les
Schwab, Sears Portrait Studio and
Signs by Erin.
X-country Pacers
e
geanng up anew
Age-group running's Shelton
Pacers will launch their cross-
country season with a brand-new
coach this fall.
Greg Adamski has volunteered
his services, reports founding
coach Daryl White, the Climbers'
head mentor, and expects to begin
turnouts in a couple weeks.
To get on board, says White,
give Adamski a call - preferably
evenings after 7 - at 426-2149.
The harriers' first meet is
September 29.
--GoV-------
Bayshore
Bayshore's men fielded 28 two-
man teams the weekend before
last for the 27-hole Jim McComb
Memorial Tournament. Combining
nine holes each of scramble, best-
ball and alternate-shot competition,
it yielded the following:
Gross - Matt Tanselli & Fritz Bramstedt
tied Mike Shigley & Mike Maki at 109, Bob
Olson & Bob Erickson 110.
Net - Mike Fussell & Charlie Travaglione
93, Asa Shigley & Louie Roggenbuck 93.5,
Dave Vernon & Kent Brown tied at 94 with
Joe Robertson & Monte Marshall and Bob
Hurst & Rick Shaw tied at 95 with Jeff Minor
& Chris Billingsley.
KP winners - Charlie Travaglione 5-0/4
on the third hole, Fritz Bramstedt 3-11 /2 on
the seventh, Chip Brush 12-9/2 on the 12th
and John Johnson 22-9 on the 16th.
Bayshore's ladies, meanwhile,
yielded the following in their
regular Tuesday get-together:
August 21, 3 Little Pigs & the Big Bad Wolf
First flight - Alice Chapman first and Toni
Stevens and Coralie Watters tied for second.
Second flight - Luana Ellis first and
Harlene Robbins second.
Nine-holers - Pat Oltman first (22).
Fewest putts - Luana Ellis among the
18-holers and Pat Oltman among the nine-
holers.
Birdies - Alice Chapman (3rd hole) and
Toni Stevens (1 lth).
Chip-in - Alice Chapman (3rd hole).
AMID THE USUAL laidback response from players i
ing and others in the lawn-chair gallery, perennial
slugger Tracy Bishop sends another one over the
during cancer's annual One Pitch softball tournam •
weekend before last in Callanan Park. The Shocke
year-old ace, who happens to be the niece of SheltO !
pitch legend Cinda Laney, didn't even start playi
game till she was half a dozen years out of high #
and now she's widely regarded as one of the premier,
ball women in the Northwest• Good, is she? "Ridic#
intoned long-time Shelton all-star Elmer Herrel, sl
no awe.
|
OBJH VARSITY FOOTBALL
DATE OPPONENT
9114
9/20
9/27
10/4 Bye i
10/11 Ridgetop
10/18 Central Kitsap
10/25 John Sedgwiek
1111 Cedar Heights
OBJH JAYVEE FO
DATE OPPONENT
9/14 Jamboree
9/19 Bye
9/26
10/3
10/10
10/17
10/24 Ridgetop
10/31 Mmr Wh/tman:
OBffH VOALL
DATE : i!*::: :!:: :ii
9120
9/2 Bye
9/27 Fairview
lO/2 John 8ed.,rwtc:k
10/4 Cedar i
10/9 Central]
10/11
10/16
105
10/30
1111
11/6
Fairview
John Sedgwiek