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--.,r" .... r r ".Jr ".--[ ' : ..... 00.rHIGHCLIMBERS FAIL TO IMPRESS. Joe Rank s 604 In J e I I I N q I h N T 0 Ip00-
,1 / * 1£/ IJIJAII IJ k/J.,Ig)t.l.l J, I '
[IN JAMBOREE; OFFENSE IS WEAK Commercml Best [ 0 a I I IIMl:K|[;00iN LI"UIUnFi .
axltl I While- 9 000 fns looled on the Anderson roturning it from the n ...... D.-- ,,..1 I [ I • = • "= m = = = i: ,, ......
' Shello) ..... 14ighciimbers,. played., a five to the 20..as the quarter. . ended. . U'Jtlllll Ill[ lYti{:ll ! nrysler - Plymou
t.oCC[NG I role m the SouthwesL Shelton k,ckeq oft to Hoqumm Joe Rank's 60t highligited the ................... [ er-Plymou
--'-- " ' ' ' ' .... "! " tO " " i ( ' " bUI/./IIMI SO-Called scrap IlS/1 oy rotonone : r r
v. Wa.hmgten ]ngh :ehool football 11 the "e nd affa r, gave up a commercial lea,ue reetinf, to the ....... ...... ' . I ................................ 1! \\; ,At ]' _ l:)l)r
t I j'''''' rdary night at Hoquiam first down on Hoquium's 35 on an 1947-48 seso last wk, the ... seerns.°2'ssp°rrss, crLe :eame,. .aa- ] |: ,-..o - . Zl.
I
.)J¥112-]kiWI as .tly battled to scoreless t,es 11 yard nd un, took a y a, d away drunert Servme archorman being .... S k / j I: ano ro l)/l ---__
..... i r ne Gr ' . • should fred a different word than Speaking of a e Spencer s re- .S €. lU .
i wn:n mnna ann rmqmam m a pa r zom . Lzzhes on uuce nne the only kegler in any of the four ................. I
r . ," , ' ' th I r s' • '€ . " . . pomomng o uescmoe ls use o roo cent roonone trcamenL ,. 9• . ,',, •
_L I of .[,mff(},.g,es.. ............ P}:'Y, c 2 got^po.fiess[")[o[,HOlle, agt}es whmh ushered m their tonone "o clear Washington lakes Hack, one of this community's ar- [ :. We Are Equipped to
"" [ their deft nsive chor(s the High- punt play fouled up on a bad pass ] magic 600 figure .. .?:?:.,y ..... - =u uu..2_.= v ::y o pro: , :._ -PII ma
• " - • ' . " . • • kNOt mac one word poison is ex- eeoc ano llnpvo e our Ilsfling 511o
chmburs had then • backs to their from center. Bob [ce rq)ped offt And stramrelv it came with a .................. -- " '- - " -- " (.o _ q%,,1, _ rp,
Modern Equipment J own goal line throughout their eigh yards but Hoquiam inter- ' losing cause orrunert,s lost the actly, nmccurae, zor I'h,nave:o ynU?gry^nas__2ooyr?o " -=,- ru.- :
• e ted a )ass I I , . au{XXlb I. )gul.ty UrOll= glililcax UL tdlU ualladv *v t;l-ap IIn (11(1 " ,,o m
_ . ] skrnush wth Lima, probably the ep ' I *. Pay later and he d odd game to Pantorium s conmst- ...... , ............................ out oulati .......... mP I: n,ogglng
• LAN0 CLEARING |the Highclimbers fun,bled the the Griz:,]y 48. '" leaders by scoring a triple tri- g " g • ' ' . UL.;l3ectricRSwTli!Weldir
leather twice before getting , ,': In the two qua,'ters the High- umph over Kimbel Motors in a 'a re meer us thndtemfarT:aChir 'g 30 inhalel;s where Lake- r' ' -- ": ' .....
ound to running the ball back, to ..... climbers were on the offensive for match featured, chiefly, by the lack. movm'o" " ene"'l:¢ waters" " oxygenP Y";nus" sma,'l trout have oeen- SpenCegoingS r_ -: ?',::t ' IUHU_f
@ BULLDOZING the Sh(.lton 22 On the first I)lay a total of nine plays, including the of any lngh scoring anywhere m ...................... ears in .......... =_[11_ 1 m ! .
• • • • " • causing Lne ilSfl in IL CO SutIocate (ne€ y , €o one oetHes or $
the I li'hclimbers fumbled ag',in Ehng 'kckoff one penalty play, etherhneup The lastgamewent .................. : , .
-- '-'" ' , • . . an file 1£ su ests, Ior instance ' percn ago Ease. /no eron nave 0
......... and Elma recovered on the ]9 but one attempted punt, and one pass to the Electmcmns by a shm three ._ : _" . "_gg: ................ P , '-- : . mmmm
U IT6HING despite an 11-yard pass competion which wa.s intercepted. Only two pins• nin:tlicisneo,nueStC°?i 'Pj'eP;tlYnagm:;: '.. MIM
................ tile Eaples 1;ist the ball inches plays gained yardage, indicating Morgan-Eacrett Lumber, behind ......... ' " ..... tiE: lUlII
. .eiNIIr.N. AV./- short Of a first down because the the Higllelinlber offense needs a Bugs Dani(ls and Charlie Cole, .,,i ^ate a .nle[_o, ia..s2" an a_a em;gm:: 6a.eaa ,lsn on .-day, "'" Ir .... •
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• from fish I netted from Lake lr, Hack has one otJ]er project ,",}/] laldv
" BULKHEADING Spencer a week ago Saturday fox" helping the fish population in 'l /l Mill
when, that Mason County lake crease which he Would like to see ¢,:J \\;/ ii v Jl
-- was 'poinsoned" with rotonone, the proper authorities--in this in- UIL i'll'UYJl - UJL/JkgF- 1;
i rnwcno and both were as tasty tidbits stance the federal government _ __...,--.,
.............. " ' " out That' " --
........ of fmh as Ive been privileged to carry . s to open the sea- - :'! _
'or ,,and or waer = .. ou.,.n, v ,,,,, ,..,,., .,.
eat In my life. son on hooded mergansers. ' ' "'.,
For Hire
PHONE 601
• PILING AND LOGS
For Sale.
Highclimber line tossed an Elma. lot of stepping up before hopes odd-gamed Olympic Plywood, and
back lor a three-yard loss on the] can be high for a victory over Local 161, W;th Lee Friend and
first play, then held for l:wo downs l Olympia tomorrow night. Bill O!iv.e: getting.the important
on theiz: own nine after the pass l JAMBOREE JOTTINGS--Coach pros, aecmmne re.ell nevrom.j.n
connection . /Norm Hillyard's prediction that me oner maven aespe k'olne
Glen Anlerson picked u. a first] the Highclimber line would be po- Ge:hardt's strong pinwork, Bob
........ ;. -, - - .-- r tent was m'ett" well borne out in 'mcner, arold AhlsKog and Bop
uown on l:ne l-llgnCJln]Der 21 on/ '" *" ' J ............
the first play, but there the of-Ithe jamborec action despite the oc 3omen xorces to storage the
11 DUMP TRUCKS tense stalled, gaining nothing in'X'p 00r showing of Kearny Carlson, [°n?..dg:ne ,,f2r,TeP'oYW°°U
thr.e nlnvu ,s M(¢I ,a,,m.o. o* letterllan end• Met £Newlnan. uecl-: ....... :" ........ :... .... .
tempted punt was blocked when (.rowe and DaveEager did yoe-'Eloriei,', " "":t¢'..,
one of th(; Highelimber backs for- man worJ< in tne orwara wall ...... . ,., ,! ..... r.m* f
, " , ' '. • l-lanalcap "lyt Hanamap ZO
got to fill Newman s hole at guard ff the 3amboree performance of ............
• " • • oourn zv w.t*earson az
o the teams can be taken as a cr
Lima failed t con lect on two . " Lem-- 35 ]m
pass tres and lost five yards on erim, M ontesano s the chlb to Bnardrnan R70 T-Tunfv .247
O a£ Ior I:fle Lentral Lea ue Dune
a runmng play then punted wzth - - g " .r ...... + oJr .... +.
g thin yea unless Chehalis .......... I ......
t' '" UalKlnS zv,t .marl vz
w nch wasn t among those present 803 "^8 "8 23891 .... - ........
" O Ii 1118 "IO'/ 'lID 2£j1
l rlday, has unexpected strength • ...m a o - '---, 111
, . , *aUtAI l UL ,1 ZV]LJt .,1a¥. t-/
• • . Raymond zevealed a big club H n-'" a 269 .......
with a cod .... a uc p .Hanmcap
g running oacK wno Friend 502 McNiel 402
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will make the Seagulls dangerous Oliver 459 Wiseman 417
• , . much of the enjoyment of the Jacobson 458 Toney 405
jamboree action was denied the Wright 4471Gerbardt 493
big crowd which jammed Olympic N.Westhmd 330 Dundas 369
stadium because of the failure of 888 751 826 2465 850 842 655 2469
the public address system to func-
tion . . . Norm Hiliyard of Sbel-I M°rgan Lbr. (2) Plywood (1)
Handicap 237[ Handicap 685
ton and Chuck Semancik of Aber- Gibler 423 Fletcher 38.f
deen were the only holdover H.Daniels 458 Ahlskog 442
coaches at Friday's Jamboree for
Hoquiam introdhced Jack Swart- DummyC'C°le 450/4711H°itjessup 272336
hout, Elma presented George Fall- R.Anderson 454[Dickie 382
strum, Montcsano is now under 803 829 861 24931765 918 818 250/
...... Pantorium (2) Grunerts (1)
Handicap 373 d Handicap 135
Maon County Post No. 1694 Lindberg 4771 Bare 473
Besch . 447] Struthers 441
Veterans of Foreign Keever 445 Kenyon 426
Keir 440
416 Cormier
Wars E.Anderson 432 Rank 604
881 831 878 2590827 894 798 2519
TIDE
Regular Meeting
Friday, Sept. 198 p.m.
Memorial Building
W. T. Jackson, Commander
Phone 697
J. H Gray, Q.M. Adj.
Phone 352J
Thor Peterson, and Raymond has
Win Fountain for new coaches this
year ... only two of the six games ]
resulted in scores Friday, Hoquiam ]
edginff Monte, Aberdeen shading I
Raymond, both by 6 to 0 . . . other J
scoreless tiffs besides Shelton'sl
pair were Lima-Raymond and Ab-J
erdeen-Monte.
WATER ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY
brings you the 22nd year of
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FOOTBALL SPORTCASTS
On thc highway.., on the air
...play ball with Assodated/
This month starts another cycle
in a great public service brought to you
by Friendly Associated Dealers every-
where in the West. Interest in football is
at a new high this scason. Go to the games
when you can. Tune in Associated
Sportcasts and cheer your team
from your favorite armchaii:
when they're away from the
home grounds.
"Play Ball wlth
Free Schedules at all Assodated Dealers
Remember" makes any car a better, car to drivel
. L
Nor does the rotonone reduce the
water's usefulness for drinking
purposes, swimming or watering
gardens. It does cause fish to suf-
focate through lack of oxygen, but,
taken in the generally accepted
connotation of poison, a misleading
impression of the use of rotonone
is given.
I think the game department
would find public acceptance of its
use of rotonone a little more cor-
dial if the word poisoning was dis-
continued entirely in all references
to the department's program of
clearing this state's lakes of the
Now protected by federal law
under their classification as a mi-
gratory waterfowl, mergansers are
probably the worst fish pirates
among the feathered clan and do
more to destroy fish in streams
than any other bird.
WHAT'S BECOME OF
Bud Burst, believed by many
sports fans to be the best four-
sport athlete ever produced on
Highclimbor teams (he played
center, tackle or end with bril-
lance in football, was a high-scor-
ing center in basketball, a capable
weight man in track, and a strong-
armed, heavy-hitting catcher in
baseball in the middle 1930's) is
PHONE 196
Have a full oil tank and be able to keep y0Uf
thermostat set for constant comfort, j
We Have a SUPPLY of STORAGE /tl
from 50 to 1,000 gallons for new oil burner imtalBtl°
Frisken Oil
Mason County Distributor for Associated 011
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Associated Out In now a successful contractor living
in Olympia.
Front With 3-Ply CH,T CH,00 N UiVi iI! FREDSHEI
Happy college athletic days re- ----
lived for Homer Taylor, assistant
City Loop Opener city superintendent of schools, last iN c.
Tking advantage of their up- Thursday night when he enjoyed FEED & AI
ponents poor scoring, Associated an evening in Seattle with A.L. HBIPf (Across Fro
Oil greeted the new. city league "Anchor" Christie, now vice-presi-
bowling season with a three-ply dent of the Pure Oil Company but *
victory over the Electricims and the center on the Montana State SHELTON ]
in so doing gained the opening College football team from whom Hardware, Funitur
zfight edge over their rivals, who Taylor, as quarterback, received i
odd-gamed the other matches the ball just before World War L Phon
Friday night. The two old teammates hadn't seen OW HAVE *
Lake Cushman, twice champions each other since 1919, had gone
of the Commercial league, made
its debut in the city circuit a vic-
torious effort by decisioning Ac-
tive Club after dropping the first
game, Pastime edged the Lumber-
men's Meremtile, and Simpson
Log shaded Boo, with's.
The veteran Paul Fredson, an-
choring the Simpson lineup, took
home opening night individual
scoring honors with a 230 single
I game and a 597 total, but couldn't
make it a sweep for his team
when George Merrick and Phil
Bayley each produced an even
200 in the last skirmish of the
match to win the finale for Beck-
with's by ten pins.
LUrch Staley and Johnny Dotson
hit stiff paces to lead the defend-
ing champion Pastime squad to
its triumph, while Lake Cushman
owes its victory to its father-and-
son combination of Allte and
Clarence Robinson. The lineups:
Cushpmn (2) Active Club (1)
Handicap 252 t Handicap 308
A.Robinsou 523] Gardner 444
C.Robinson 505 Stevenson 40l
L.Carlsou 4681Peterson 450
Durand 416J Price 385
Joe Forrest 435Carter 468
8189278542599! 8248/08222456
Associated (3) Electricians (0)
Handicap 2551 Handicap 203
Tucker 470 LH.Woods 44l
Skelscy 519 L.Westlund 449
Foster 393 D. Woods 442
Holt 5111 W.Smith 431
J.Daniels 490 W.Woods 486
859 876 903 2638 808 791 853 2452
Simpson (2) Beekwlth's (1)
Handicap 258 Handicap 92
Aronson 526 Merrick 569
C.Hokonson 371 Dodds 555
Snelgrove 484 Deer 423
Funk 503; W.Earl 467
P.Fredson 597 Baylay 539
888949902273918728619122645
Pastime (2) L.M. (1)
Handicap 63[ Handicap 150
Allen 490] R.Stewart 534
Staley 568/R.Gustafson 458
Kopperman 4921McCaslin 501
Dotson 572 / :Mackey 457
Ferrier 443/G.Gustafson 535
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Mr. O.K. A
Says
By R and R
]ewdy Fol ¢ A
IS: golfer friend of
ours cracked a s,wcnty-six, the
other day. Hc stopped at the third
hole, butlle made a seventy-six.
I-le did the seventy.six roughly?
speaking. Sonde of them were done
without Swearing, though.
lie got in a trap at the second
hole. He got out in nine strokos.
Ono of them apoplexy.
Wh(,n he took off his socks in
the club house, he found he had
made a hole in oue, •
Golf is a good old game, It let
the cows out of the pasture and
let the bull in.
W]Jen we p]ay go]f, we slways
tavtd too close, to the ball--alter
we have hit it.
All golfers aro entitled to life,
liberty and the pursuit of golf
balls.
You are entitled to the best.
lJavo your tires recapped by our
infra-ray system and you're' sure
of tho best,
RAUSCHER & SON
1528 Olympio Hiway (HIIIcrest)
PHONE 585
through two wars since their last
sight of one another. On his way
to Seattle, Taylor stopped in Ta-
coma to pick up Myron Carr, Lin-
coln high school coach, who was
also a member of Bobcat football
teams with Taylor and Christie.
Seems like tbe Highclimbers
have taken on a mighty potent
gridiron foe for that October 24
date when they tackle the Pouls-
bo Vikings. North Kitsap, as the
Vikings are officially known, are
the pre-season favorites to take
the Olympic Peninsula League
f00tball crown and showed good
reason for this elevated rating
with a powerful showing in the
jamboree at Port Orchard last
Friday• The Vikings whipped
Bainbridge, 12 to 0/and Silver-
dale, 6 to 0, in the abbreviated
periods. Names to tuck in your
memory for October 24 watching
are Baker and Maki, a pair of big,
hard-running backs who really
make the Poulsbo offense click.
Principal Bruce Schwarck has
come up with a nifty medium of
calling attention to the Blazer
football schedule this year with
pencils on which have been in-
scribed the dates of alI the Shel-
ton junior high grid engagements
for this season. The pencils are
one of the means by which the
Blazer athletic fund is to be bol-
stered but the major fund fatteners
are a couple of night games at
Loop Field on September 26 with
Centralia and October 3l with
Chehalis. Tliat September 26 game,
by the way, will be the first night
football game ever played on Loop
Field.
High school athletic teams in
California, at least in the area in
which he is located, are no better
perhaps not quite as good in gen-
eral as they are here, according to
Ned Snelgrove, former Highclimb-
er coach now directing the school
and municipal recreation program
at Selma, Calif., a town of about
6,000 people. Here for a vacation
last week, Ned said he is enjoy-
ing his work considerably, has
four playgrounds, a swimming
pool, and considerable other ath-
letic facilities under his supervi-
sion. His work brings him into
contact with several racial groups
--Negro, Mexican, Chinese, Jap-
anese, Armenian and whitesbut
they are no problem. A good part
of his program is after-dinner ac-
tivity on illuminated outdoor re-
creational fields.
BOWLING BANTER
Probably never before has a
Shelton bowling season opened
with so many below 100 scores as
has the one which took the stage
ere last week. Scores ranged all
the way from 57 to 244, and we
won't embarrass the commercial
league kegeler who turned in that
low point. It was done with the
assistance of seven consecutive
gutter balls, the result of several
years without rolling a garner and
was followed by a second game of
158.
Even some of the old hands at
the sport had their difficulties get-
ting into stride. For instance,
Frank Gibler, who has bowled for
years, fouled three times in his
first game, twice in the first frame
for a no-pin count.
A glance at some of the city
league totals shows the troubles
some of the fellows who regularly
wind up i-the first ten averages
had, getting squared away, .but
that s to be expected on opemng
nights when the alleys are fast as
the result of their annual resur-
facing, completed just a few day
before.
She/tou is not entercd this sea-
son in the Olympia scratch lea-
gue, in which the Morgan Lumber
entry won the second half sched-
ule title last year, but we do have
an entry, in an inter-city scratch
circuit composed of Olympia, Cen-
tralia and Aberdeen as other
members.
HOMES FOR S
IN SHELTON
• To Veterans • L
MR. CAVANAUGH
MR. RAWLINGS
Here Tuesdays, Thu
for Personal Consultations
AT 1305 ELLINOR
BECKWITH'I
129 Railro
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helton *
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