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dedication:
., - No Fudd.y duddies these00
,the cient ....
pucker'
ROBERTSON
cooperative smmy
the eighth annual Fudd-
Draw Tournament was
h54ted last weekend in Calla-
4'[iark .-
'",.[icated this year to the "An-
ir,¢lIuddpucker, '' Elmer tIerrel,
t00'l illness and subsequent re-
rl fiited his activities to base-
(and occasionally umpir-
.te last weekend), tle yearly
ihltll bash was played under the
' i. familiar draw procedure,
hsix, teams culled from the lo-
tld Olympia) ranks playing
:.-,m t the banners of six Fudd-
sponsors.
t those interested, in such
I-ane matters, EJs Glass,
"ed by tourney MVP Bill
,gJrton, went 5-0 to take top
', followed by Black Star,
)Ucking, Shelton Floor Cov-
tg
nlKamm Trucking and Bob's
l ['')l. Y OPENED SATURDAY
Lizg with Black Star edging
claJ :Tavern 18-17 with James
, lid Tony Benedict homering
hel l the way. Ralph I)elamar-
l Keith Hayes garnered Ibm"
, ach for Bob's.
s rainy Willis homered twice
]rove in seven to pace EJ's
l 12-9 win over Fye Trucking.
BI !Iowland went deep tbr Fye.
a hlton Floor Covering over-
: back-to-back first-inning
t$ runs by Ricky Miller and
rl ,Uther to drub Kamin Truck-
l| -2. Cody May and Paul Can-
ldi ihad three hits each to pace
fianers.
E SARTORI'S bases-
l a g double highlighted a Fye
re nag top-of-the-seventh rally
t he Truckers held off Black
Le 15-11. Tracy DuChene went
h !for four for Black Star.
in used a nine-run sixth-
S ' '
pree to outdistance Bob s
Ray Bartroff tripled and
ted for the winners.
'8
topped Shelton Floor Cov-
I 17-9, banging out 23 h!ts.
. Trucking and Bobs ex-
fied eight-run innings early
'. the Truckers pulled away
:clk Star held on to gain a
tl:in over Shelton l leer Cov-
winning run for Black Star.
SUNDAY'S ACTION opened
with EJ's besting Kamin 19-16 by
scoring eight runs in the top of the
seventh after spotting Kamin a
nine-run fourth inning.
Shelton Floor Covering scored
nine in the sixth to get past Fye
Trucking despite a pair of home
runs by Kelly Bogh.
EJ's whitewashed Bob's 11-0.
Black Star jumped out to a 12-0
lead after three innings en route
to a 12-4 win over Kamin.
Bob's Tavern scored seven in
the top of the seventh and held
on for an 11-10 win over Shelton
Floor Covering. Shelton Floor's
Lori Goodburn went four for four.
Kamin broke open a 7-7 tie with
an eight-run top of the seventh
keyed by Lori Luther's two-run
double and downed Fye 15-8.
And in the tourney finale EJ's
claimed the top spot with a 12-9
win over runner-up Black Star.
TOURNEY HONORS went
to "Most Valuable Players" Bill
Remington and Staci Miller of
the champs and to all-stars Paul
Canright, Kacy Crump and Nan-
cy Samples of Shelton Floor Cov-
ering, Ralph Delamarter, Liezl
Carlsen and Kory Cline of Bob's
Tavern, Ricky Miller, Ray Bartroff
and Lori Luther of Kamin Truck-
ing, Jeremy egg, Nancy Drake
and Tracy DuChene of Black Star,
Jeramy Willis, Dawn Thompson
and Pat Malone of EJ's Glass and
Gabe Sartori, Traci Bishop and
Jeff Dreon of Fye Trucking.
Sportsmanship awards went to
Brian Willis and Traci Bishop.
Statistical leaders for the tour-
nament were Paul Canright (.875
average), Sean Howland (four
homers) and Jeramy Willis (15
rbi) among the men and Rosina
DePoe (.688 average) and Kelly
Bogh (two homers and eight rbi)
among the women.
(EDITOR'S NOTE: Tourney
director Scotti Crump gave special
thanks to the aforementioned Fudd
sponsors as well as to Chuck Rob-
ertson, Brian Willis, Pat Malone,
Greg Lester and Elmer Herrel and
advised that donations were made
by Little Creek Casino, Bob's Tav-
ern, Jenny Sartori, Golden Pheas-
stid Saturday s final contest, ant Tavern, Tracy DuChene, Jill
Y egg went three fbr three Hartline, Tammy Neese and Tina
f;atriple, scoring the eventual Slye.)
:i00-Seahawk Al Hunter
keynote Kings dinner
ler Seattle Seahawk pro will be used to help keep player
01!1 player
Otured guest
8helton Kil
' ]!esents The
[t and at
I' Shelto]
?ission
A1 Hunter will be
tomorrow night
Kings Youth Foot:-
Spaghetti Bowl"
auction starting at 5:30
Shelton Civic Center.
is $5, and proceeds
registration fees down and the
organization's various equipment
bays appropriately stocked.
Before becoming a Hawk, Hunt-
er was a thousand-yard rusher for
the Notre Dame team that won the
national championship in '73.
-tough
ere.amp .uffs
• r spike girls
, girls of Climber volleyball
'l to a pedal-to-the-metal
°i [ast week, taking on a pair of
'€'tough nonleague opponents.
'[s Played Central Kitsap and
"L Mason, and we lost both
laes 0 and 3," reports head
teve Morgan. "Both teams
ll, ighly successful last year.
" It€ted fifth in the 4A and North
i' 1 Played at state on the 2A
d returns all six starters.
; % had a rough go of it against
tiaPecially with our return of
tAgainst North Mason we
tl!, tauch better on defense and
I[k:'t )f serve. It was a fun match
j!tch, with some long rallies.
€, each game, North Mason
afour
to five-point run that
was the difference."
Morgan notes that Annie John-
sbn led the team versus CK with
nine digs and Briana McKinley
had eight to do the same against
North Mason. Jessica Scovell had
five kills to lead in that depart-
ment against North Mason.
In jayvee action, meanwhile,
the Climbers lost to Central Kit-
sap 0-2 and defeated North Mason
2-0. Coach Steve Beck cited great
progress by some young players,
most notable among them Carly
Madison for hustle, Hanna Erick-
son and Amanda Stevenson for
net play and Amanda Smith for
passing.
Neither of the Climbers' open-
ing foes had a C squad.
NOPE, JUST THE usual gang of free-wheelin' fun-lovers, as evidenced
by these midday peeks Saturday during the rec softball community's
eighth annual Fuddpucker Draw Tournament in Callanan Park. That's
veteran director and perennial all-star Scotti Crump in customary de-
meanor at the top right, and getting the nah-ya-didn't grin from base-
runner and tourney MVP Bill Remington in the nearmost shot is daugh-
ter Kacy Crump. Inset at the top are briefly sidelined veteran Brian
Willis and fingertip-catch-making outfielder Howard Bullet. Our pas de
deux.ing duo in the nearmost inset? Third-baseman Tori Willis - Brian's
daughter-in-law - and baserunner Jay Marshall, who incidentally got
called out on the play despite his clearly chivalrous braking.
--..-..--Golf
Limerick
Lake Limerick's lady 18-holers
"Threw Out Their Worst Hole" in
weekly competition September 5.
The results:
First flight - Marsha Berry 85 and Lesley
Robertshaw-Mosley and Rita Lipinski tied at
92.
Second flight - Betty Dean 100, Diane
Pollard 102.
Third flight - Gail Gagner 100, Barb
Eberhardt 112.
Chip-ins - Mary Lou Trautmann (6th and
17th holes) and Barb Eberhardt (12th).
The club's nine-hole ladies,
meanwhile, yielded the following:
August 31, Hidden Hole
First division - Lesley Robertshaw-Mosley
30, Gayle Wilcox 31, Ann Wooten and Rita
Lipinski tied at 32.
Second division - Marie Bierward 27,
Jeannine Jacob 30, Barb Eberhardt 32.
Third division - Judy Hansen 25, Sharon
Hadsal131, Rosie Bowcutt 34.
Chip-in- Judy Hansen (16th hole).
September 5, Gross Minus Worst Hole
First - Adele Scott, 45.
Second - Ann Johnson, 46.
Third - Barb Dennis, 47.
September 7,T's & F's
First division- Lesley Robertshaw-Mosley
16.5, Gail Gagner 18, Joyce Reynolds 19.
Second division - Barb Eberhardt 19,
Judy Hansen 19.5, Marie Bierward 20.5.
Third division - Marilyn Feist 19.5, Pat
Wass 20.5 and Rosie Bowcutt and Sharon
Hadsall tied at 21.5.
Birdie - Lesley Robertshaw-Mosley (13th
hole).
Youth cheerleading
expo here Saturday
Youth cheerleading's Electric
Extreme of Shelton will hold a
special fund-raising "expo" this
Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at
the Shelton Moose Lodge on Craig
Road.
Coordinators promise there will
be products aplenty from the likes
of Tastefully Simple, Pampered
Chef, Avon, Tupperware, Home
Interiors and Gifts, Cookie Lee
Jewelry, Creative Memories and
more.
They add that partial proceeds
will go to the Electric Extreme
cheerleaders.
Thursday, September 13, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 23
dedication:
., - No Fudd.y duddies these00
,fhe eient ....
pucker'
ROBERTSON
cooperative sunny
the eighth annual Fudd-
0 Draw Tournament was
hsited last weekend in Calla-
4t[ark .-
€",[icated this year to the "An-
ir,¢uddpucker," Elmer tIerrel,
Ee illness and subsequent re-
rl 1a. ited his activities to base-
iell!rlg (and occasionally umpi,'-
.tlte last weekend), tlae yearly
ih*aqtll bash was played under the
' i. familiar draw procedure,
has|six, teams culled from the lo-
tld Olympia) ranks playing
.'.-E the banners of six Fudd-
Y. sponsors.
t those interested, in such
i .ane matters, EJs Glass,
"ed by tourney MVP Bill
,gllrton, went 5-0 to take top
', followed by Black Star,
)Ucking, Shelton Floor Cov-
nlKamm Trucking and Bob's
l r'l. Y OPENED SATURDAY
Lizg with Black Star edging
cla] :Tavern 18-17 with James
,, ld Tony Benedict homering
hel l the way. Ralph I)elamar-
l Keith Hayes garnered tbur
, ach for Bob's.
s rainy Willis homered twice
]rove in seven to pace EJ's
l 12-9 win over Fye Trucking.
131 ffIowland went deep tbr Fye.
a ielton Floor Covering over-
: back-to-back first-inning
te runs by Ricky Miller and
rl ,Uther to drub Kamin Truck-
a| -2. Cody May and Paul C, an-
adi ihad three hits each to pace
rianers.
E SARTORI'S bases-
l a g double highlighted a Fye
re ang top-of-the-seventh rally
t he Truckers held off Black
e 15-11. Tracy DuChene went
!for four for Black Star.
in used a nine-run sixth-
S ' '
pree to outdistance Bob s
Ray Bartroff tripled and
red for the winners.
8
I topped Shelton Floor Cov-
I 17-9, banging out 23 h!ts.
. Trucking and Bobs ex-
led eight-run innings early
. the Truckers pulled away
:dck Star held on to gain a
tldiin over Shelton 1 leer Coy-
winning run for Black Star.
SUNDAY'S ACTION opened
with EJ's besting Kamin 19-16 by
scoring eight runs in the top of the
seventh after spotting Kamin a
nine-run fourth inning.
Shelton Floor Covering scored
nine in the sixth to get past Fye
Trucking despite a pair of home
runs by Kelly Bogh.
EJ's whitewashed Bob's 11-0.
Black Star jumped out to a 12-0
lead after three innings en route
to a 12-4 win over Kamin.
Bob's Tavern scored seven in
the top of the seventh and held
on for an 11-10 win over Shelton
Floor Covering. Shelton Floor's
Lori Goodburn went four for four.
Kamin broke open a 7-7 tie with
an eight-run top of the seventh
keyed by Lori Luther's two-run
double and downed Fye 15-8.
And in the tourney finale EJ's
claimed the top spot with a 12-9
win over runner-up Black Star.
TOURNEY HONORS went
to "Most Valuable Players" Bill
Remington and Staci Miller of
the champs and to all-stars Paul
Canright, Kacy Crump and Nan-
cy Samples of Shelton Floor Cov-
ering, Ralph Delamarter, Liezl
Carlsen and Kory Cline of Bob's
Tavern, Ricky Miller, Ray Bartroff
and Lori Luther of Kamin Truck-
ing, Jeremy egg, Nancy Drake
and Tracy DuChene of Black Star,
Jeramy Willis, Dawn Thompson
and Pat Malone of EJ's Glass and
Gabe Sartori, Traci Bishop and
Jeff Dreon of Fye Trucking.
Sportsmanship awards went to
Brian Willis and Traci Bishop.
Statistical leaders for the tour-
nament were Paul Canright (.875
average), Sean Howland (four
homers) and Jeramy Willis (15
rbi) among the men and Rosina
DePoe (.688 average) and Kelly
Bogh (two homers and eight rbi)
among the women.
(EDITOR'S NOTE: Tourney
director Scotti Crump gave special
thanks to the aforementioned Fudd
sponsors as well as to Chuck Rob-
ertson, Brian Willis, Pat Malone,
Greg Lester and Elmer Herrel and
advised that donations were made
by Little Creek Casino, Bob's Tav-
ern, Jenny Sartori, Golden Pheas-
sd Saturday s final contest, ant Tavern, Tracy DuChene, Jill
Y egg went three fbr three Hartline, Tammy Neese and Tina
a triple, scoring the eventual Slye.)
:i00-Seahawk Al Hunter
keynote Kings dinner
ler Seattle Seahawk pro will be used to help keep player
01!1 player
Otured guest
8helton Kil
' !esents The
[r and at
I' Shelto
.qission
A1 Hunter will be
tomorrow night
Kings Youth Foot:-
Spaghetti Bowl"
auction starting at 5:30
Shelton Civic Center.
is $5, and proceeds
registration fees down and the
organization's various equipment
bays appropriately stocked.
Before becoming a Hawk, Hunt-
er was a thousand-yard rusher for
the Notre Dame team that won the
national championship in '73.
-tough
ere.amp .uffs
• r spike girls
.t girls of Climber volleyball
.1 to a pedal-to-the-metal
,i [last week, taking on a pair of
€'tough nonleague opponents.
:'[ Played Central Kitsap and
L Mason, and we lost both
lqes 0 and 3," reports head
teve Morgan. "Both teams
lh ighly successful last year.
" ['¢Ced fifth in the 4A and North
i' Played at state on the 2A
¢hd returns all six starters.
% had a rough go of it against
tiPecially with our return of
tAgainst North Mason we
tJ! rauch better on defense and
I!') )f serve. It was a fun match
j!tch, with some long rallies.
"I TM
€, each game, North Mason
four
to five-point run that
was the difference."
Morgan notes that Annie John-
sn led the team versus CK with
nine digs and Briana McKinley
had eight to do the same against
North Mason. Jessica Scovell had
five kills to lead in that depart-
ment against North Mason.
In jayvee action, meanwhile,
the Climbers lost to Central Kit-
sap 0-2 and defeated North Mason
2-0. Coach Steve Beck cited great
progress by some young players,
most notable among them Carly
Madison for hustle, Hanna Erick-
son and Amanda Stevenson for
net play and Amanda Smith for
passing.
Neither of the Climbers' open-
ing foes had a C squad.
NOPE, JUST THE usual gang of free-wheelin' fun-lovers, as evidenced
by these midday peeks Saturday during the rec softball community's
eighth annual Fuddpucker Draw Tournament in Callanan Park. That's
veteran director and perennial all-star Scotti Crump in customary de-
meanor at the top right, and getting the nah-ya-didn't grin from base-
runner and tourney MVP Bill Remington in the nearmost shot is daugh-
ter Kacy Crump. Inset at the top are briefly sidelined veteran Brian
Willis and fingertip-catch-making outfielder Howard Bullet. Our pas de
deux.ing duo in the nearmost inset? Third-baseman Tori Willis - Brian's
daughter-in-law - and baserunner Jay Marshall, who incidentally got
called out on the play despite his clearly chivalrous braking.
--..-..--Golf
Limerick
Lake Limerick's lady 18-holers
"Threw Out Their Worst Hole" in
weekly competition September 5.
The results:
First flight - Marsha Berry 85 and Lesley
Robertshaw-Mosley and Rita Lipinski tied at
92.
Second flight - Betty Dean 100, Diane
Pollard 102.
Third flight - Gail Gagner 100, Barb
Eberhardt 112.
Chip-ins - Mary Lou Trautmann (6th and
17th holes) and Barb Eberhardt (12th).
The club's nine-hole ladies,
meanwhile, yielded the following:
August 31, Hidden Hole
First division - Lesley Robertshaw-Mosley
30, Gayle Wilcox 31, Ann Wooten and Rita
Lipinski tied at 32.
Second division - Marie Bierward 27,
Jeannine Jacob 30, Barb Eberhardt 32.
Third division - Judy Hansen 25, Sharon
Hadsal131, Rosie Bowcutt 34.
Chip-in- Judy Hansen (16th hole).
September 5, Gross Minus Worst Hole
First - Adele Scott, 45.
Second - Ann Johnson, 46.
Third - Barb Dennis, 47.
September 7,T's & F's
First division- Lesley Robertshaw-Mosley
16.5, Gail Gagner 18, Joyce Reynolds 19.
Second division - Barb Eberhardt 19,
Judy Hansen 19.5, Marie Bierward 20.5.
Third division - Marilyn Feist 19.5, Pat
Wass 20.5 and Rosie Bowcutt and Sharon
Hadsall tied at 21.5.
Birdie - Lesley Robertshaw-Mosley (13th
hole).
Youth cheerleading
expo here Saturday
Youth cheerleading's Electric
Extreme of Shelton will hold a
special fund-raising "expo" this
Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at
the Shelton Moose Lodge on Craig
Road.
Coordinators promise there will
be products aplenty from the likes
of Tastefully Simple, Pampered
Chef, Avon, Tupperware, Home
Interiors and Gifts, Cookie Lee
Jewelry, Creative Memories and
more.
They add that partial proceeds
will go to the Electric Extreme
cheerleaders.
Thursday, September 13, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 23