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E LINEUP No Holes-In-One
Features Opening IGHCLIMBER GRID SQUAD; Made At Tourney, om ...
Of Simpson Loop }SOME POSTS DEPEND ON KICKOFF Buck Price Wins '
SIMPSON MEN'S LFA(IVE LI With only a couple of ifs and , , ,, ,. . Bnek Vricc landed ball only Sure You
' [ reservations, Co.lch, Red Smith ..................... ; ....................... : ............. eh, ven inches from the hole at
Lumbermen's Merc ............. 1 0lwas all set after Tuesday night's. JAMBOREE DUCATS Bayshore Course last Saturday
Reed Mm 2 .......................... 2 lwoll.),,t on ti,e st.rUng iin¢.p STILL AVAILABLE .na took tile llighest prize given "Blind: S
Olympic. Plywood ............... 2 1 he will nomina.te fro' his first in the Active Club's annual hole-
Engineers ................................ 2 I i HiKhclinfl)er football m a chine 'rh,kcis e,Hitling tim imlder in-one tournament.
Research ................................. 1 2 when he sees it. in battle action to reservP sl,als for tiw .jars- "It. was a perfect shot," corn-i As I wa;: drivh,g down Maia It could he
2 for the first time in the almttal
2 jamboree at }[¢)quiani Fi'iday
3 ! lfight.
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Tulips - Hyacinths
7"" ,Daffodils - Narcissus
Anemone - Crocus
(.Y Ranunculus -Iris, etc.
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Woodfiber . .............................. 1
Office ........................................ 1
Reed Mill I ............................. 0
Hi series-Mark Fredson 637 i The "ifs" in Smith's starting
Hi game Jess Daniels 224 lineup depend on whether the
Simpson men's Jeague D0wmrs
nsllered ill the loc'd l)in season
last Thursday with Mark Fred-
son stealing irie opening scene.
'Mark posted thl'ee galnes fi|)ove
tiw 200 fiF, m'e t'ov a ¢137 total l
with :J h h of '.2'2:1 for the boys
lo ilo,)t al lhe le.c of tile year
a: he l)aced lieed Mill 2 to an
odd .,}|II(" ilqll|llpil OVL!I' "V()od- ' lilh{ ILII'F" Q:(,}I'ill:ln will l)e al
fiber, cr'.ier, Aith 14)}) i:]acreit ill the
i l{IsAi)('"nloli"" Mere'mille how-
................ I):ab:iield in pl,c(, of Mc('.ord.
(!\\;r. !'oi; Lib' jtil,t l) Oll the rest of! 'i'h[:; jlU:frlill) lll3.y be ny:;tify-
the (:lub:; wiLil a cleansweel) rio-lin); but i.I'; ,!et::ig:ed to take the
to','y over th,ed Mill 1, thanks to lfulle:d a(lvant:w,e of the abili-
C',ptain Bah SF,\\;'¢art's 601 series] tiv:, of the moievial Smitl] has on
on ch)sin g,,:e: of 213 and 21 t.{h;md. McCord's speed will be
lqngme(.i' ;:P,d ()lympic Plywood / utilized for possible return of the
were otilel" optming victors, thee, bail if lie gets it on the kickoff
tOrlnei ettgin' lcscareh l)y 2 to!
1 :,: Je's l)aniel: closed with 224
and 203 guineas: the l;llier shad-
in," OflJio, by tit(! odd [alne with
.lira SinlnlOli; [lld El'l l,unis(len,
St., iU pliCelllltl.i/l{" roles.
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MOTORISTS ASKED
TO GIVE B()YS RIDE
This i the time of yetr when
mutorist Call help the tllgh-
elbnber and janior high foot-
ball sqnltds It, lot; I) 3 , picking
nit buys after their dally wo,'k-
olitS and giving them rides
Mtmy of the squad memhers
live out-(if-town, particularly at
Kamiiche and ah)ng Hood Can-
al, anti ride the school buses.
In order to turu otlt for foot-
ball, however, they must saerl-
rice their bus rides home and
depend on the kindness of mo-
torists to pick them up and get
them home fur dinner.
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FEMININE BOWLING
STARTS TUESDAY
Women's city bowling league
action opens next Tuesday evening
with the eight team circuit
matched as follows for the curtain
raisers:
I}i,l'#t' |ariday night will lit;
tvliihibie all day hlday ('rlulrs-
flay) at the llel'liwllh Jewelry
More,
![lie)' are $1.L)5, the oatlre
Highclimbers kick or receive. If I
lhey are forttlnlltc (qlongh to win{ stm retnitining in hel|on |:o
the toss and re('eive, lettei'nmn] ill' divided between the liiwanis
Tike tlillman will open at ten- I Chib hllys and gh'ls fund lind
tcr, Dan Austin will be at. rigllt i lhe hil'li school ltlhleth, fund.
end, and .lerrv McC, or(I w ;I i)e t The alne price iiahl tit the
';fate ai Ihlquiluli will llroc,.irt '
i! !l,e b;;(];fid';!. { II,rPi'l'Vl'd "l!'40I{|.V and II¢llll,
li.%VIq%'l;R, ii" the lIighelin'fl)tT:4 ;
if ite l:lit;hclind)ers receive, while
Eacvett's defensive ability will
puI him on the fiehl if Shelton
doc. tile bootirig.
Shifting Hillman is merely a
move to proi.ect his inj(ired leg,
Smith figuriiw, the chance of in-
jury from a ('ross block being
lesened" -with Hillman on the
£hmk defensively.
TIlE OTHER spots are pretty
well set in Smith's mind. Jimmy
Miller will be at left end, Jack
Mallinger and Jim Hunter at the
tackles, ,lira Dean (the Eaton-
utile trarfer) and Jim Leggett at
guards, Bob Phillips and Jack
Davidson at halfbacks, and Des
Koei at fullback.
IDELINE
LASTS
by BILL DICKIE
SABOTAGE AT CENTRALIA
Highclimber basketball w a
knifel in the back at Centralia
last Saturday when S.W.W. con-
ference prep sports figures made
a jig-saw puzzle of the hitherto
lidvid.(m b; iik!y =o pi:kV a
( li>l role. A rtual'terb:lcl all his
J 0tb:tll career st) iJ;ti', Slllitll {la:
!.' li'ted /linl to a halio...h spot to
1 ke ":dw-mtage of his exceptional
: )eed, btLL I)a, vid:.;oi) will al,o Lake
( r¢l' ;ti qlhli't@l' \\;v]lene,'el ' EItcrett
z ,¢ds relief, v:ith h[cCord step-
l:ng into the halfback .lot.
,{ (Pw't l'e tL'lll ilij tl'y which
I 'obabiy has .<;idtqmed iiartwell
I ittnlan for ihe sctsoll ha'. ti'tlCk
e, hard l)low tt Lhe alreitdy shai-
I,A backfield lnatcria]. I)ittlnan,
'U,) front the jlinior ligii, had
t,(';en Mlowing brightly at quarter-
l):t(k "ind had developed into one
(>(' the best i)assers on the sqna.tl
L ffore his inj/u'y last Friday ill
8cr.mD.Dlg'e. I
THERE IS a possibility that{
ltterman Merle Lindgren will be
at right end for the kickoff if
Shelton receives as it is virtu-
ally a toss-up between him and
Austin now. A sprained ankle
has slowed Lindgren up, how-
ever, and Smith may hold him
out on that account.
Other players pretty certain to
see action Friday include Alvtu;
Chapman and Warren Edgely in
the backfield, Jim Simmons at
end, Doug Wetter and Bob Strobe
at tackles, and Tom Beuchel and
Danny Yarr at guards,
Phillips and Mallinger. have
been named as co-captains for
the jamboree, Coach Smith an-
nounced.
The Highclimbers will run their
s offense from a T-formation.
I,AT SATURDAY'S intra-
sqnad scrimmage produced some
interesting football and showed
re(rated .hdm Stevenson who was I
standing to one side of the hole, I
"for the ball was headed straight..
It just stopped short." .
For the first day's shooting W.
A. McKeuzie placed second and
Phil Bayley got third.
On Sunday Buck Price again i
led until the last few minutes of
the tourney. He had a ball one-
half inch nearer lhe hole than One
driven by Ray Whiteside.' But
",v, F. C,>tt phnlkod olle closer to
Ihe hole and took the main prize
It was estimated that about 60
pcrsons tried for the hole-In-one
during the two-day event. The
Active Club gained about $50 fro'
use in Boy Scout and Schoolboy
l';l tr()l projects.
GOLFERS PLAY FOR
"IIIDDEN HOLE"
Eleven golfers played for the
hidden bail on "ladies' day" at:
Slelton Bayshore golf eoursc last
Thursday.
Verda McConkey and Lyla Mar-
shall won the balls at the 9-hole
and Mrs. Frank Robinson won the
1 -hole ball.
Women playing were Eva Ahls-
keg, Rose Brewer, Ethel Carlson,
Vcrda McConkey, Kathie Giimont,
.lean Hooper, Mary Lovell, Lyle
Marshall, Mrs. Frank Robinson,
Kay.Scott and Mrs. M. L. Watson.
September 29 all Shelton wom-
en golfers are invited to the Olym-
pia club to play and have lunch.
Play starts at 9 a.m. Anyone
wanting to go shonld slgn at the
caddy house.
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LARGE 27¢ 61ZE VALUE FOR
All Toilet Goods 6ubJect to 20% Federal Tax
All Toilet Goods Sold at Fair Trade Prices
Sprouse-Reitz ¢o.
INC.
5- 10- 15 ¢ STORE
410 Railroad Avenue
7 p.m.--Fields Auto Parts vs
Ritner's Corner, nd Pastime vs.
Shelton Cash Grocery.
9 p.m.--Old Mill vs. Mac's Cor-
ner, and Smoke Shop vs. McCon-
key Pharmacy.
The Smoke Shop replaces Pan-
torium Cleaners as sponsor this
year, otherwise the teams are all
under the same banners
GOLF CLUB MAKES
PLANS FOR DANCE
The women's division of the
Shelton Bayshore Golf club met
September 13 at the home of Eva
Ahl3kog. Mary Lovcll, Ncva Dur-
kee and Betty Hawks wore assist-
ing hostesses.
Plans were made for a dance to
be given, in the near future for the
golf club and their friends. Re-]
freshments were served at the I
close of the evening. ]
be Ther3" . next meeting" .will be Octo-
D,v,.c- isn't The only thing
which passes swiftly when you sit
at t]lc wheel of a 1949 Cadillac.
does time!
You relt your hand on the bcautlful
steering wheel and press your toe--
ever so lightly--against thc obedient
throttle , . , and you're off on a
wonderful journey.
Your rlde is free and easy and resTfuL
You jost sit--and relax.-and enjoy
the scenery--and the eompanlonship
of those about you. Conversation is
as easy as ifou were sitting in your
own drawing roomfor the car is so
quiet you can hear the soft ticking
of the electric clock.
The labor of driving is almost non-
existent. The big powerful motor
moves you in and out of traffic as if
by automatic propu]s]ea. Steering is
little more than a response to your
wish. Brakes are light to the Touch
and velvety-smooth in action.
You are as relaxed and care-fi'ec as
thc happy passengers around )'ou.
For you do liitle niorc than thc
thinking-and the car does the rest.
And thcn a familiar huMmark looms
in the dlstancc, Can it bc that you
are/here?
You look at the clock and you look
at the speedometer--and, surely
enough) the tbnc ;m(] lJlc c]ist;mce
havc past;cd) slid yell1' journcy isovcr.
BeTter comc in aml see for yourself
that--whcn you sit a tile wheel of
a Cadillac,.-sixty minutes seem but
ka/i an hour!
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First and Grove Streets --- Phone 777 or 778
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Class A two-division circuit by
splitting it into three five-team
leagues.
Shelton had vigorously opposed
this very set-up when it was first
proposed last spring and at that
time had succeeded in getting the
action tabled supposedly for a year
or two.
But Saturday, when Shelton's
back was turned and the Hih-
climbers had ,no representation
at the meeting, the supposedly
tabled proposal was sprung on
the delegates without notice and
passed without giving Sheltin a
chance to voice its diematlSfa-
tion or reasons therefor. , '
The reasons therefor, from' Shel-
ton's standpoint, are Several but
principally that the Highclimbers
are. in no position to be compet-
ing with Olympia, Centralia, Ho-
quiam and Aberdeen on anywhere
near an equal basis in basketball.
The Highclimbers have been
combatting a defeatist complex in
basketball for several years and
Chef Dombroski has been making
good progress along that line dur-
ing his four-year tennre as Shel-
ton cage coach. To have tossed
the Sholton team into the lions
cage of those four big schools
would be completely nullifying
that gain as Shelton would be a
chronic tatlender against that type
nf competition.
While Shelton is a Class A
school in enrollment, 60% of its
students live outside Shelton and
must travel by bus to reach it
each day. This in effect drops
;L to Class B t;ength when the
actt*al numter ot boys available
1or athletic turdouts is consld
ered, as very few of the bus-
transported students are able to
devote the time necessary fop
turnouLs.
Anoth(:r reason Shelton opposed
lhe set-up created at C.entralia s
that five rot,tubers lnak( a poor
eXCtlSe for a league. on]etinles
circtlnlstttll¢'es 1-mike fonr and five
tcain leagues mandatory, but cer-
tainly not in Southwest Washing-
toll.
Such a membcrship gives each
team but eight games in which to
determiue a ehampmn, which is
likewise a poor excuse for a bas-
ketball season--.and isn't the cham-
pion of eight teams a. heck of a
lot more of a champion than one
of five teams?
The sabotage at Centralia may
be a blessing in disguise for
HIghclimber basketball for bY
forcing Shelton to transfer its
affiliation to the Olympic Penln.
sula league--if it doeswlll
throw the Mason County prep
up against schools more of Shel-
ton's own size In enrollment and
available turnout material and
into a league in which the High-
climbers have a chance to win a
championship now and then.
The outlook for ShelLon ever
winning a S.W.W. division bas-
ketball title is dim indeed, but
against Port Orchard, Poulsbo, Sil-
verdale, Port Angeles, Port Town-
send. Sequim and Batnbridge the
Highclimbers should have an equal
cllance,
Not only that, but the Olympic
Peninsula league is part of the
West Central district in state high
school basketball designation and
the league's top three teams all
enter the district tournameqt,
which in turn sends three teams to
the state hasketball tournament.
All in all, the opportunity in the
Olympic Peninsula league appears
to be much more favorable than in
the S.W.W. conference from a
Shelton standpoint, so Saturday's
action at Centralia may in the
long run be a boon'to Highelimtmr [
basketball.
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Only the future can tell the ans-
wer, but at the moment the Cen-
tralia action has all the doubtful
earmarks of dirty work at the
; crosilloads .....................
the Highclimbers to be somewhat
improved over the same period
last year.
Blocking and tackling was bet-
ter but still nothing to get ex-
cited about.
A black-shirred team composed
of most of the lads who will start
the jamboree skirmish tomorrow
nigttt got off to a three touch-
down lead over the Whites, then
lost the decion when Smith
shifted Koch and McCord into
the White backfield, the Whites
promptly rolling to four stratght
touchdowns While blanRj'ng t.t,
Blacks.
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American Legion
MEETS AT 8 P. M. IN MEMORIAL HALL
1st and 3rd T00DAYS
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Strc=t hi:d, Saturday, anoiher car
:wun' out right in front of me. It
turn(l out to he Buck Blake. He
wasn'l going fast. It was just that
he had somell, ing else nn his mind
at/hat parlieular moment.
Buck' rca]ly one of the nlcet
fellows I've ever knewn. But,
.ometimes he et. to day-dream-
inff oa the road. ]te sort of gets
dreaming, while
humming out
Front where :,[
important to be
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the road,"
in.' a taste
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Safety
Here are some do's and dun'is issued
by the Bicycle institute of America, Inc,
that can help to keep bicycle accidents
at n minimum.
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Mason County
BIKE RIDERS
The
KIWANIS CLUB
of Shelton
8E $tJl YO01 HEAD AHD Tlt LIGHTS A IN 0 000
OIl00elt. YOUR IN A-I CONDITI ON Will Apply
"SCOTCHLITE" - A- BIKE
To All Bicycles Brought to the
LINCOLN SCHO.OL GROUNDS
On Sattlrday Morning - 9 A. M. to Noon
S00EMBER 24TH
and
OCTOBER 1ST
FREE OF CHARGE
AIAL BIKES MUST BE CLEAN
tER 1JRN