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: i¸ i HIGHCLIMBER STEVE SETTLE (30) takes several Timberline defenders for a ride through the line during Friday night's game. By ERIK ANDERSON Shellon's hard-hitting Highclimbers destroyed Timberline's first annual homecoming Friday night at North Thurston in Shelton's second league game by a score of 40-3. Shelton's first scoring drive started with the opening kick-off when Marly Settle made a return of 34 yards which brought the ball up to the Timberline 46 yard line. Steve Settle then bulled his way up to the 36 yard line for a first down. On the third play of the ball game, Paul James coasted into the endzone for Shelton's first touchdown. The PAT kicked by Craig Jacobson was no good. Jeff Pill kicked to the Blazer's 15 yard where the ball was run up to the 27. Brad Wilson intercepted Tin~berline's pass on the first down bul Paul James dropped the ball on the next play for a turnover back to Timberline just as lasl as they lost it. With o~2 minutes left on the first quarter's clock, Steve Settle fought his way 18 yards to score six more points for Shelton. Craig Jacobsen kicked the PAT to make the score 13-0. The two teams exchanged punts the rest of the quarter. Late in the second quarter Timberline scored its only points against the Climbers with a tield goal from the Shelton 9 yard line after a fumble recovery and an eight-play drive. The Climbers' third scoring drive started when Marly Seule took the Blazer defense tbr a ride when he handed off a punt to Dan Morgan. Morgan fan the ball up to the Timberline 29 yard line. The Climbers then got 15 free yards courtesy of the Blazers for pass interference. Fred Millel then passed the ball to Dan Morgan who ran it up to the one fbot line. brom there Miller handed the ball off to Steve Settle for his second TI) of the night. The extra point by Craig Jacobsen was good t~ bring the score up Io 20-3 at the halt'. Timberline came back after the half with a surprising drive that caught Shelton of f guard and the Blazers picked up a few yards, but not very many as Randy Salisbury picked off one of Timberline's many passes of the night to give Shelton the ball at its own 10 yard line. Two plays later, Shelton suffered its first injury of the season when Lenny Crume received a sprained ankle while carrying the ball. Shelton was set up for its l~mrlh scoring drive when the Bla/ers' center oversnapped the ball on a punt, causing the punter tt) chase the bail half way across the field. By the time he got to the ball and kicked it, Climber Ly]e Oling was all over him, causing him Io kick the ball out of b{~unds at about the "[imber line 3~. A ccmfl)ination of the Settles, Morgan and Jeff Pill pushed fi~rward to die 19 yard line where T~,ny Molinelo showed his ability to catch passes in any position, bringing the ball into scoring range. Coach Stark then sent the Climbers' balhnover, Steve Settle, in six yards l or his third touchdown of the night. Craig Jacobson made lhe PAT to bring the score up to 27-3. Jacobson kicked off to the Timberline 13 from where the ball was run up to the 36. Paul James missed catching his fourth interception of the season by inches. The next two plays Mark Tuson slipped by the offensive line to knock down two passes. The first play of the fourth quarter started off with a pass from Fred Miller at the Blazers' 49 yard line to Paul James who swerved around Blazer defensive backs to run about 25 yards to score for Shelton again. The extra point was blocked. Timberline had two plays after the kick before Delbert Miller picked up a fumble and allowed Shelton to pick up a few yards and punt to the Timberline 25 where the Blazers ran the ball up to the 33 yard line. There the Blazers threw one incomplete pass and one pass straight into the waiting arms of Climber Dan Morgan who made his way to the goal line without a Blazer within 15 yards of him all the way. Mark Tuson got the wind knocked out of him while attempting to kick the extra point. Delbert Miller came out to follow up Tuson and put the ball straight through the goal posts to score Shelton's last point of the night. Shelton came within nine yards of scoring before the end of the game but Timberline kept the Shelton subs from breaking into paydirt. Shelton ended the game with Bret Winne recovering a Timberline fumble to give the Climbers last possession of the ball at about the Timberline 30 clu IS I[ amp Mildred Boyd is the newFourth flight -- Fran Sutton women's club champion at the deleated Evalyn Stifling. Pilth Alderbrook Golf and Yacht Club. flight - Rosemary Dawson She defeated Virginia Braseth on defeated Evelyn Fraser. the 19th hole. Following the play a tension Other results were as follows: relaxer party was held at the first flight .... Jean Andersen Alderbrook home of Helen defeated Francine Hughes. Stephens. Second flight - Modine Nissen Awards party for the 1973 defeated Ruth Jenkins. Third season will be held on Tuesday, flight due to illness Teda Davis October 30, at Claire Good's defaulted to Marian Reames. Little House. I HUNTERS: Our Reloaded Ammunition Provides -- • Precision accuracy • ~etter choice of bullet design & weight. • Loads tailored to your requirements. • Save up to 30%. • Your empty cases or our new brass. Federal Lic41n se(:l Warren A. Girard GUNSMITH PHONE 426-2501 Life Member N.R.A. The Shelton Junior High when they finally broke through School Blazers' ninth gradeand scored most of their 30 football team recently lost to points. The next game Coach Miller 30-0 at the Blazers' first Buitenveld felt that his team home game of the season, would do much better. H e a d C o a c h H a r I a n The Blazers play their next Buitenveld said that Miller was a game Thursday night at hard team and that the Blazers Highclimber Stadium at 7:30. held them until the fourth quarter Attention! Saturday, October 6 Hobo Dance 9:30 - "The Capitols" Bring something for the stew! Saturday, October 13 LODGE CLOSED SWIMMING AT AIRPORT POOL every 3rd Thursday, Moose members only. Page 14 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, October 4, 1973 yard line. Coach Jack Stark said that Timberline was a tough team. In fact, it was probably one of the toughest they fielded. He also said he believes that the Shelton team was more mentally prepared for the game, which helped the Climbers execute their plays. Shelton broke the Black Hills League record for the most wins in a row Friday night by capturing 11 in a row. Steve Settle also came close to setting a school record in rushing with 967 yards in his three years of football. The old record of 1032 yards in three years was set by Don Neth in 1971. Settle did set a new school record of 92 points chalked up in his years of play. Neth also set the old mark of 82 points. Shelton rushing tcb yds. ave. Steve Settle 11 65 5.9 Paul James 9 46 5. 1 Dan Morgan 9 41 4.5 Marty Settle 7 21 3.0 Jeff Pill 5 33 6.6 YARDSTICK Shelton Timberline 15 First downs 7 126 Yards passing 12 238 Yards rushing 98 6/I 1 Pass Att/Com 3/26 364 Total Off. 1 10 5 I nterceptions0 1 Fumbles 1 zer g This will be the first appearance of the team with their new game uniforms. SHELTON BACK Dan Morgan is wrestled to the turf by three players during Friday night's action. ips .a Shelton High School's Cross County team scored a 20-38 victory over the North Thurston Rams and a 22-37 victory over the Timberline Blazers last Thursday. Senior John Teberg led Shelton runners with a third place time of 11.37 over a 2.1 mile course. Teberg was closely followed by Eric Garrison (11.38) and Roy Pearsall (11.39) who captured fourth and fifth respectively. Pearsall, who has been turning out for a week, made an excellent fifth place score, according to Shelton coach Leonard Stutzman. Stutzman said the tean~ did very well and everyone Finally put it together. The Jayvees also scored victories over North Thurston and Timberline 25-31 and 25-64. Shelton Junior Lyle Renecker netted a first place time of 11.50 followed by Jack Jensen who got second place with a time of 12.14. The varsity times were as follows: Weber (NT) 11.13, Mayo (Tim) 11.29, Tebert (S) 11.37, Garrison (S) 11.38, Pearsall (S) 11.39, Petty (Tim) 11.45, Eveleth (S) 11.47, Strickland (S) 11.48, Dolan (Tim) 11.49, Duffy (NT) 11.57, Theis (NT) 11.58, Hawkins (S) 12.01, Haddle (NT) 12.1 l, O'Dell (S) 12.14, Kosoff (Tim) 12.15, Barnard (Tim) 12.31, Holmes (Tim) 12.44, Yates (Tim) 12.56, Peterson (NT) 13.19, Winter (NT) 14.06. The jayvee times were as The Shelton Junior High Blazers 8th grade football team lost its only home game to Miller last Wednesday by a score of 6-0. Coach Eugene Crater said there was room for a few improvements before the next game on October 3 when the Blazers will meet Miller again at Miller. Schedule: Sept. 26, Miller, Home Oct. 3, Miller, At Miller Oct. 10, Hood Canal, At HC Oct. 17, Hopkins, At Hopkins Oct. 24, Hoquiam, At Hoquiam. Confusing, isn't it? One advertisement to go down the street to have your new windshield installed- the other says to go up the street. The ONLY PLACE to have a NO LEAK WINDSHIELD -- is at -- 3rd & Grove "Where your windshield is guaranteed not to leak." coun ms an earn lazers follows: Renecker (S) 11.50, Jensen (S) 12.14, Vigren (Tim) 12.31, Strong (Tim) 12.33, Hansen (S) 12.36, Dewitt (Tim) 12.45, Galvez (Tim) 12.47, Steensen (S) 13.02, Teberg (S) 13.15, Regester (NT) 13.28, Ayerst (Tim) 13.33 13.3 7, McKinlay Donnely (NT) Today Shelton Chehalis and Shelton's first hornC season. IS IS The Shelton Highclimbers' girls tennis team won two victories against Tumwater and Elma last week. The scores were 4-1 and 3-2 respectively. Sheltons' number one singles player, Loft Huber won her match against Tumwater 6-1, 6-3. Number two singles, April Kuhr won her match 6-4, 6-3. Karla Knutsen also won her match 6-1, 6-3. In doubles competition, Connie Bennett and Robyn Schad won 6-3, 6-1. Second doubles team, Karen Kramer and Renee Trucksess, lost their match 3-6, 1(3-11. Me ,day at home in singles competition Lori match 6-1, 6.4. her second singles 6-2. Eva Kubinsky singles 6-4, 3-6, Connie Schad broke their record with a loss 6-7 in first doubles while Karen Trucksess won 7-6. Two jayvee played Monday. Karla Knutsen, doubles by Patti Wittenburg, 5-7, won both matcheS. Volleyballers split a Shelton's Girls Volleyball team defeated Tumwater at Tumwater Thursday by scores of 15-3, 15-5. The girls also played Elma at home Monday after school which Elma won 15-7, 15-12. Neva Strutz led Shelton with nine points Thursday followed by Bonnie Brooks, Betty Andrews and Carol Thompson who scored two points each in the first game at Tumwatero The second game Karmel Parker led the pack with five points followed by Strutz with four, Thompson three, Loft McCracken two, and Connie Tuson one. The high scorer for the first jayvee game was Jenny Cross with seven points, she was followed by Cristi Leaf with three, Debi McCracken three, and Rundi Leaf with two. Lori second game four, Jaynee Cross two, and The game here against started until girls from Elma so Shelton lost close scores and looked very good. The Thompson four, Strutz one for th~ second game six, Thompson and Brooks one. Coach was hard to play d ifferent school had different size co~t~" Sports twenty-five years agc~ More Fish Bo~ Jim Baxter jumped into the lead in Salmon division of the Simpson Recreation week with an entry weighing 15 Ibs. 2 catches were reported by Lester Baker, Clifford Coutts, Linda Fadden, Don Case, Albert Bell and Betty Baker. Entries in the Hood Canal derby by Rose and Herb Holland, John Macomber and Walt Nash. & CAR CARE 1st & Cota Shelton