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Shelton Middle School's girls'
track team swept the first three
places in six events September 30
and coasted to a 185-73 win over
Hoquiam.
Coach Connie Dafley's visiting
thinclads swept the shotput,
softball throw and 60-yard dash
events in the varsity division and
the hurdles, 50-and lO0-yard
dash in the junior varsity division.
They also took firsts in both
high jump events, the varsity
100-yard dash, the softball throw,
long jump and 180-yard dash on
the jayvee level, and both relay
events.
Those placing for Shelton,
and the winning marks, are the
following:
Varsity
Shot -- 1)Scotti Seljestad
(28); 2) Pare Ahlf; 3) Tricia
Byrne.
Softball -- 1)Lee Shelton
CLIMBER ROOTERS make way for the defending AA
champs at the start of Friday's mudbath with Elma.
e
ulam
(161); 2)Robin Winne; 3) Pam
Ahlf.
60 Hurdles -- 1)Lee Shelton
(9.6); 2) Denise Wheeler; 3) Karen
Baze.
High Jump -- 1) Sheri McGee
(5-0); 2) Leslie Schumacher.
100 -- 1) Lee Shelton (12.4);
3) Leslie Schumacher.
180 -- Sheri McGee (23.9).
440 Relay -- Shelton, Winne,
Shelton's frosh football team
fell victim to its own mistakes last
Thursday in Centralia, riding one
penalty after another to the short
end of a 7-6 score.
Amassing a total of seven
15-yard penalties - one of them
r
but officials spotted a Climber
clip at the one-yard line and
called it back.
"We just had too many
penalties," understated Coach
Gone Crater. "Off*ides, on,ides,
motion.., you name it, we had
McGee and Schumacher (59.2). wiping out what would have been it."
Jayvee . .- the winnin~ touchdown - the The game's outstanding
Softball -- 1) Kris r~utt o •
(123-9); 2) Leslie Schumacher. young Climbers hung on to a 6-0 hneman and back were Tod
Long Jump -- 1) Marilyn advantage until just four minutes Young and Lane Jackstadt,
McGH r(lle -7); n B xter from the end, when Centraliarespectively. The selections are
(10.5); 2) Cindy Baxter; scored on a short dive play and made weekly by the coaching
3) Mar.ilyn McGee. -. "" " tti converted the extra point, staff. _ . _ .
SeljH agg; 2 UMmrPilyn MZclGe C°nd Shelton got its score in theThe Climber frosh, now 1-1,
Debbie Bostrom (tie); second period on a pass fromtravel to Chehalis tonight. Kickoff
Oiv--B1)nJ°Y eTeBriiShT°P.i(7"3); Willy Nutt to end Tad Young, but is at 6.
" 10~ '-"]~) Robin Winner1"3.8); the kick for the PAT failed. _ , ,,
2) Tricia Byrne; 3)Alice Tomas. A third-quarter touchdown I I
180 -" 1) Nila Shelton (25.6); ...... I •
3) Lisa Brown scamper at 40 yards oy Lane | |
440 Relay -- Rasmussen Jackstadt appeared to give J II • • il I
B6rso.~)n. Bergeson and BishoDS.o,,on t.O o~,on,,no.. I Helnle.s i
Girls' tennis team JS.ndav J
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remains" unc efea I -- I
Shelton High Schools undefeated. I lluffet /
undefeated girls' tennis team _ Tuesday's game aga2ns I "-- .... /
swept past Hoquiam last Capital was rained am. L-4ext I i
Thursday for its fifth win of the a ctton Is.a. home contest etl n | __ -- |
on ulympia tins aiternoon anu / Ill --,- - ]
sea*The 5-0 score wasreminiscent the team will host aArbe l :; | nOD. - t p.m.
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of earlier victories, a fact which Tues y. Both games
prompted Coach Sue Hanson tofor 3:5 p.m. , , i
remark, "Yes, we have a really ...... ........... ......
exceptional team this year -- a
m " il
very fine tea . | g_ L JL .L_ L ,iL --ill
, She ought to be able to call ~~ * ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~'~~
)(,,,.
WHONOS~ ~ ~L
, • -- At"
Mens Hi Game: _Duane Nau!t 237 ~ ~ d~l]~ar~ O~ J~ll
Men's Hi Series: Ouane.Nau'spl5 IF L1 4P'l~'llllJ,-lllmalll XI.
S tanding.s. Brao S 16-4, ~ --I All ~ll~' V ~l~'/I --
Nault's 15-5, West. Parts 10-10, ~.
Mason Garbage 9-11, Elks 9-11, aden Man Sat 9 a m to9 p m --Sun 9 a.m to 6 p.m.
~" r " " " "
A&S 8-12 Jess's 7-13, Lager 6-14. Ii.
Lager'2, Bryan Johnson 531; " .
Garbage 2, Howard Pearson 477; Jr~
Brad's 4, Joe ColD 523; Jess's 0, ..
Jess Phillips 521 ; Nault's 3, Duane I •
Nault 614; A/S 1, Dick Arnold l1
512; Elks 1, Ran Eldridge 536; Jr
West. Parts 3, Wayne Howland .-
518. ,
SHELTON RECREATION
LEAGUE
Women's Hi Game: Joan Engen
1 75
Women's Hi Series: Evadean Lord
447
Standings: WHite 13-3,
Limerick 9-7, Lager 7-9, Angels'
3-13.
Waite 3-1, Dixie Aitken 436;
Limerick 1-3, MaryLou Nault
402. Angels' 1-3, Joan Engen 441;
Lager 3.i, Evadean Lord 447.
;iris' volleyball team
on sweeps, !=,lets swept
Shelton High s girls volleyball varsity prevailing Tuesu,,y over
teams participated in two clean Capital by scores of 15-12, 15-7,
By HERB WILLIAMS sweeps the past week. 15-13 and 15-8, wtule thejayvees
Of the many recipes tbr cooking fish, one of the best the Camp
Cook has prepared is a white-meated fish poached in milk.
This should be a good white-meated fish such as ling cod, sea bass
or rock fish from salt water or fresh-caught perch, walleye, or crappie
from fresh water. Bass from cold, sweet water can also be used.
The process is simple. Add s',dt and a little pepper to the milk and
then poach the f~;h until it starts to get flaky. Be careful not to boil the
milk. When the fish is eaten, the remaining milk tastes a lot like a high
quality oyster stew.
The Camp Cook says that if you wish you can add parsley and
paprika to the milk, or if you want, add one only of such spices as basil,
thyme, oregano or marjoram. But only one of these, she says. You
don't want to overpower the fish, for the ones named here have a
delicate flavor when they're caught from good water.
Shell Service
One was theirs - the other
they'd rather not talk about.
Both the varsity and jayvee
squads swept by without a defeat
Tuesday as they played host to
the distaff spikers from Olympia,
but action the previous Thursday
in Hoquiam was not as rewarding.
"Let's put it this way," said
Coach Judi Radtke. "It was also a
dean sweep - and we weren't the
winners."
The girls came back with a
vengeance, though, with the
took it to their Capital
counterparts 15-11 and 15-5.
The win gave both teams a 3-5
record going into this afternoon's
home game agaimt Olympia at 4.
Then it will be at home against
Aberdeen next Tuesday at the
same time.
Coach Radtke's gads now
number 40 - with 16 of them
holding down varsity spots. She
substitutes freely and "everybody
gets to play," added the coach.
The program is in its third year.
Sports twenty-five )'ears ago
CLIMBERS LEADING LEAGUE
The Highclimbers football squad took over the top rung
in the Central League standings following a tight 7 to 6
victory over the Chehalis Bearcats on Friday. The victory
gives the Climbers a 2 and 0 record in the league, making
them the only team that is undefeated.
With the Chehalis victory under their belts the Climbers
are preparing for the trip to Raymond to face the doormat
of the Central League, the 0 and 2 Seagulls.
The Raymond contest will be a special one for the
Shelton gridders who have dedicated the game to injured
team captain Take Hillman. Hillman, the SHS star center
and defensive ace, suffered a bruised kidney in the final
moments of the Chehalis game and is likely to be out for
First & Cota
FREE COFFEE! ALL DAY! EVERY DAY!
the season.
-"--"-Service Special'----'-"
Tirecap 4~
Car Core
1st & Cota Shelton
Wheel Beadngs
Front Tires
Gary Robinson: Owner /Manager
First & Cote
426-4304
Game Bags
Keeps game clean ............. ea.
Rubber Boots
Insulated - lug sole ............. from
Boot Sex
Heavy wool, sizes S, M, L ........ pr.
Hunting Hats
Crushed red velvet ..................
fety Vests
Fluorescent orange, Reg. 1.99, Special ......
Remington 30-06
Model 742 auto. Reg. 209.95, Special
Winchester 270
No. 70 bolt action. Reg. 189.95, Special
Hind Wamen
Water-activated, no flame, no fuel only.. •
Hunting Arrows ............ ea.
Open Everyday!
Weekdays 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
J leerv-'ce Saturday 8 a.tn. to 8 p.m.
Shell ~o,,oay ,o,~ 1oo o~.
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199
99
Cedar shank, 29" for 6
Mercury 7x35 w/case, Wide angle .....
Winchester 22, long rifle .......... bx.
Complete line of
sport a
ccesso r I es.
Use Safety and
Common Sense
while Hunting.
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