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DUtch Stanley
DUtch Stanley
Game: Iva Cook 170
.rles: Iva Look 453
is" H
-' arstine 15-9,
,q'10, Agate 12-12,
IY91113, Southside
'UHT
--. " - r-rest 223
=rle]: Gene Benedict
t Hi Game: Charlotte
Hi Series: Charlotte
Jn Downers
m 17.7, Odd
151h- 101/2,
Bolerz 12-12,
1 Pin Spotters
9-15,
What's next
Ernie Strutz
Russ Clary
Benedict
1-3, Mike
; 2-2, Nancy
31 :m 2-2, Ted
owners 4-0,
; Pin Spotters
460; Timber
536; Beads
Odd Balz
483; What's
n 484.
,NDICAP
Vernon Beeson
ries: Vernon Beeson
I'li, Game: Shirley Engen
55 Hi Series Becky
Irrys Hoodsport
Well Drilling
nan Sales Co.
'I 13-11,
13-11,
)ervice 10-14,
Lannings,
I'ee Chapman
4-0, James
! Cushman
d Bibbee 527;
Eldon Todd
Isport Cafe
396; Dick
)lling 450;
Thomas
4-0, Del
Floor
,n Beeson 532;
Texaco 2-2,
BOWL,NG
4ale: Betty Dean
Ill ries. Jane White
search 12-8,
Lumber 11-9,
Purchasing
Loggers 8-12,
Dean
, Mildred
0-4, Jeanne
er 4-0, Jean
Mary Lou
Nancy
asing 3-1,
ling
Results
_
MERCHANTS
Ernie Dahman Men's Hi Game: L.L. Mclnelly
)n 243 215
"ry Hart 581 Men's Hi Series: L.L. Mclnelly
582
Cons't 16-8, Standings: White's 17-7,
Kiwanis Capital 17-7, T.C.F. 17-7, Prepp's
14-10, 12-12, Kimbel's 11-13,
Moose Heads Renecker's 10-14, N.B. of M.C.
12-12, Rotary 6-18, moon's 6-18.
)ose 101h-131h, Capital 4-0, Mac 582 Vs Boon's
igle Aeries 0-4, T. Olson 416: N.B. of M.C.
3-I, T. Fredson 483 Vs Kimbel
ahnson 592 Vs 1-3, S. Ofte 462; White's 1-3, A.
s 1, Chuck Wagner 483 Vs Renecker 3-1, C.
Moose Antlers Renecker 522; Prepp's 3-1 B.
t 581 Ms Bull Mills 503 VsT.C.F. 1-3, B. Riffey
uffenhauer 579; 452.
Chuck Adams SIMPSON RECREATION
Lionel Leman Women's Hi Game: Mem Smith
|rd 2, Floyd 209
ods2, Glenn Women's Hi Series: Mem Smith
Leo Martin 488
Cedric Casey Loggers 15-9, Lois Ervin 147;
Lemagie Railroad 13V2-10Vz, Eleanore
Mills 539. Stephens 146; Loaders 11Vz-12V2,
[' Mem Smith 209; Shops 8-16, Lois
Albrect 168.
Petty 201
Daniels 522 HOUSEWl YES
Women's Hi Game: Stella Howard
8 12-6, J & J 204
Ipsons 10-8, Women's Hi Series: Stella Howard
9-9, 537
Radio Standings: Hood Canal Marina
7-11, Hidden 20-4, Walter Drilling 16-8, B & R
Oil 14-]0, Deans Gun Shop
13-11, The Old Mill 11-13,
Hunters Tree Farm 9-15,
Waterwheel 7-17, W. S. P.
Academy 6-18.
Hood Canal Marina 3-I, The
Old Mill I-3, Deans Gun Shop
2-2, Hunters Tree Farm 2-2,
Walter Drilling 2-2, B & R Oil 2-2,
W.S.P. Academy 4-0, Waterwheel
0-4.
Klaus Hoepfner
Ray Rice 516
h Game: Hdene
I Series: Helene
F 13-7,
8, Miklethun
Bombs 10-10,
Straf 7-13,
SHELTON RECREATION
Women's Hi Game: Gladys Adair
186
Women's Hi Series: Helen
Spaulding 496
Shelton Recreation 17V2-6q2,
Rainier 16-8, Dairy Queen 13-11,
Harper's 12-12, Hoodsport Lbr.
11V-12b, B & J Mart 9-15, NB of
MC 8q2-15q2, Lucky Lager
8q2-15V2.
SIMPSON SWING SHIFT
Men's Hi Game: L. C. Leman 248
Melvin McGee 233,
Men's Hi Series: L. C. Leman 671
Due to the failure of one team
the swing shift league is going by
total pins instead of the normal
won -- loss record of past years.
Hemlockers 14203, Mill No. 3
13548, Grave Yard Shift 13537,
Dry Shed 13508, Four Diamonds
13429.
WOMEN'S CITY
LEAGUE
Women's Hi Game: Becky S 201
Women's Hi Series: Eve Eliot 507
Morgans 14-8, Char Tobin
468-169; Shelton Recreation
6V2-17b, Lois Albrecht 494-179;
Lumbermen's 13-11, Eve Eliot
507-189; Millo's 14V2-9V2, Becky
S. 500-201.
4
NO, MOTHER, this isn't an elk. It's a 265-pound mule deer
shot near Winthrop by Jim Vercher of Shelton. His hunting
companion was Son Miller of Montesano.
Golf Club Calendar
LOWE CHAMP AGAIN,
SIENKO FLIGHT WINNER
Sonny Lowe wrapped up his
14th Shelton Golf Club men's
championship in 16 efforts
over the past 17 years when he
closed out Larry Larson's bid
on the 3Oth hole of the title
round last week.
Val Sienko came off with
the First Flight crown after a
last-hole victory over Jack
Jeffries in the finals, almost a
duplicate of his semi-final
triumph over Purl Jemison on
the last putt.
Two flight champions
remain to be determined, by
next Sunday, before the 196q
Club Championship
tournament is complete. 11rnie
Dahman and Itarry Peierson sit
in the finalist spots in the
Second t:light while Gary
Nicloy must wait the outcome
of a semi-final duel between
Jim Archer and Rudy Flakus
before the "third Flight trophy
owner can be determined.
Lowe shot 9-hole scores of
38-38-39 and was even par for
the three holes of the fourth
round in knocking off Larson
as his championship finalist for
the second time in the past
three years. In 1967 Larson
also went to the 30th hole with
H.rriers Win Ag.in ow0 Ilis marks last week
were 40-42-45 and one over on
7. Johnsen (S) 15:24, 8. Grubh
(S) 15:35, 9. Packard (NK)
16:10, I0. Fortne (NK) 16:55,
I 1. Jenkens (NK) 16:56, 12.
Owens (NK) 18:32.
North Kitsap had no junior
varsity, and Shelton ran its
jayvees with the varsity. If the
score was tallied between North's
varsity and Shelton's junior
varsity, it would come out in the
Vikings' favor, 26-29.
Jayvee times were: Wiltman
15:43, Connolly 16:08, Frank
17:46, Himlie 17:47, Gray 17:55,
llillman 19:02, Starr 19:30.
The Climbers now ready for
West Bremerton, who will be one
of the toughest teams that they
will face this season. They will
run against West on the Wildcat's
course next Tuesday.
Coach Lowell Stewart of
Shelton commented after the
meet that Phil Krogh and Rich
James improved tremendously
this week and did a good job for
the team.
tlighclimbcr harriers
completely dominated the places
in their meet with North Kitsap
lasl Tuesday as they beat the
Vikings 17-42 to extend their
winning streak to six.
'lhcy have now won six and
lost ,,ely one, to East Bremerton
in lhci: firsl meet of the season.
Shclton's Jim Connolly set the
pace over North's two and a half
mile course with a good time of
13:4 to take first place, lie was
followed by team mate Ken
Smith 30 seconds later and Rich
James, another ('limher, came in
at 14:33.
The Vikings placed only one
man in the top eight, that was
fourth place. Phil Krogh, George
I.emagie, Jimmy Johnson, and
Mark (;rubb followed in the next
four spot,;.
Results of the meet are: I.
Connolly (S) 13:4q, 2. Smith (S)
14:lq, 3. James (S) 14:33, 4.
McRoberts (NK) 14:57, 5. Krogh
(St 14:5(). t, I elllaie (l IS:()q.
/KEN FRANK of Shelton, left, was m the
hunting party which bagged this trophy
moose near Calling Lake, Alberta, Canada.
The animal, shot by Art Tracy, had 11
:RC,AL Basketball League
e: Marge TO Meet Monday
Series: Marge October 20 is the date set for
points and a 53-inch spread. Frank brougllt
down a cow during the trip and Bill Smith
killed a bull. The three animals provided
1800 pounds of meat.
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Ps Furn. the first meeting of the Shelton
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12-12, meeting will be held in the
Ogdens
13, Gott Lincoln Gym and will start at
Tree eight o'clock.
9-15, For further information, call
Chink Hawley at 426-4382.
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the three additional holes.
Larson shoots to an 11 stroke
handicap while Lowe is the
club's low handicapper at four
strokes.
FINAL MIXED 2-BALL
SCHEDULED SUNDAY
Tee-off time has been set at
3:00 o'clock Sunday afternoon
for this season's final mixed
two-ball competition at the
Shelton (;elf Club, co-chairmen
Roy and Doris Christey
emphasize.
Even if the weather is
unsuitable for golf Sunday, the
potluck dinner aftermath of this
popular event still will take place,
they added, at 5:30 o'clock. This
combined competitive and social
event is open to all club members
and guests.
HALLOWEEN DANCE
SET OCTOBER 25
Tickets for the Bayshore Golf
(!lut) Halloween Dance on
October 25 went on sale October
7 and must be purchased by the
22nd.
The tickets may be purchased
in John C. Ragan's office and at
the Mason County Federal Credit
Union.
SHS Girl Netters
Win Their Final Meet
Sparks beat the visitors' Patty
Root '7-5 and 6-2.
Les Einarsson and Sue
McDowell teamed tip in first
doubles to beat South's Patty
Root and Mary Sanford, 2-6, 6-4,
and 6-2. Margy Tylczak and
Dabble W]tcraft lost second
doubles to Betty Van Boeye and
Julie Dodeward, 9-11, 8-6, and
4-6.
One extra match was played,
pitting Shelton's Dens Stracke
and Jackie Mays against the
guests' Dabble Carlson and Lacy
Madden. Tile local girls took the
match 6-3 and 7-5.
Mrs. Ruth Willard, Shelton's
coach, figures to have a good
nucleusto build aroutld next year.
She has three sophomores who
played a lot during the season and
one junior. She would :list) like to
thank Leslie Vande/Wegen lk)r a
faithful job of managing the
lennis team.
]'he South Kitsap match was
not only the last malch of the
season for Shelton, hul their last
appearance in {he Olynlpic
League, because Ihey will be
forming a new league next year.
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rhursday, October 16, 1969 - Shetton-Mason County Journal - Page 11
Shelton's girls' tennis team
ended its season on a winning
note last Tuesday afternoon when
it beat South Kitsap 5-1 on the
home courts.
All the matches were won by
Shelton except the number two
doubles, which was lost in three
sets. The win improved the girls'
season record to a healthy 6-3
showing.
Sandy Pozorski took first
singles from Debbie Frederick of
South, 6-2 and 6-2. Kim Sowers
beat her South opponent, Julie
Dodeward, in second singles q-7
and 0-0. In third singles, Val
Win at our
MONTE
CARLO!
DON ZAMZOW bagged this four-point, which field dressed
to 180 pounds, near Twisp last Sunday while hunting with
his brother Percy and ArtNicklausofShelton. Thehunting
party packed in eight miles on motorbikes.