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,qB'ELTON--MAg0N C01YNTY JOURNAL- Publishedin "ChrL t nastmmb U.S.A.", qhelton, Washington'
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•rOmance
THE NEEDLE---His 128 pounds
disPersed over his 6-foot frame
don't seem, like the qualifications
for the tough position of tackle
in football, but Mark Weston,
called "The Needle" by his
coaches and teammates, man-
ages to earn a ,starting tackle
assignment with the Shelton
Blazers iznd will fill that role
tonight in the annual Kiwanis
Club benefit game against Cen-
tralia on Loop Field.
RECilEATION LEAGUE
W L
Ritner's Pink L~di&~ ...... 18 6
v Food nisei] Furniture ............. 17 7
ball Groups
Parties
10 p.m.
on. & Tues•
spring
Lemke's Service .............. 17 7
Boysen Construction ......10 14
Shelton Recreation ...... 9~ 14~fi
Lucky Lager . .............. _'.. 9 15
l~ainier Beer. ..................... 8 16
Northwest Evergreen .... 71~ 161/~
High game---Sharon Huisingh
190.
High series- --LaVonne Castle
501.
¢.: * $
le Gift Shop
Ille past
b Hood canal
Lemke's 4 (Betty Renecker 433),
Evergreen 0 (Louise Clay 381)
Ritner's 3 (Bobble Barnett 480),
Rainier 1 (Mere Smith 454); Of
sen 3 (Edna Clary 427), Shelton
Rec. 1 (LaVonne Castle 501)
Lucky 2 Sharon HuisinKh 488),
Boysen 2 (Jan Hoff 44~3).
/
ON HILLCREST
Blazers Score But
Lose It, And Game
On Penalty, 7 To 0
,I['NI()I{ Ill(HI I'~OOTllALL
%%' 1, pf pa By BII,L I)ICKIE
No one•is perfect but you saw
Hopkins (Al)er) 3 0 51 0 a pretty close approxim}ltion of
M'IIIc P (Aber) 3 I 100 13
\Vash. (ely I ...... 2* 1 7 61 football' perfection if you watched
Cenhalia ~ ........... 2* 2 19 70 the Highclimbers draw and quarter
Jefferson ely) 1" 2 0 46 the Sleuth I(itsap Wolves at Port
}{oquiam ....... :.. 1 3**74 14 Orchard last Thm'sday.
Shelton ........... 0 3 '0 47 For what had been figured as a
* includes forfeit f~om Hoquiam touch-and-go ball game, the 35 to
** includes 3 forfeit losses 0 score was nothing short of as-
La.~t. Week , tounding.
Hoquiain 13, Miller 7 But this Climber club went out
Washington 7, Shelton 0 to play football Thursday evening,
Centralia 12. Jefferson 0 and i[ truly succeeded: If there
Today , was a flaw'in this pigskin perfor-
Jefferson at Washington manceit escaped this scribe.
Hopkins at Miller Coach Bob Sund made a few
Tonight shifts to beef up his defensive
Centralia at Sheltoa platoon and came up with the right
* * :l: ans%vers. There never was lnllcb
Tonight, when the Shelton Blaz- wrong with the offense.
ers play the Centralia Lellowjack- BIG DAVE (IUNTER, 236-1b.
ets in the annual Kiwanis Club sophomore tackle, Duane Wilson,
benefit football game on Loop 161-1b. senior end, Ed Dawson, 180-
Field, Coach Bill Bricke,%'s home lb. senior tackle, and Dale Down-
forces still will be seeldng their ing, 172-1b• junior center, were
first point of the season, mainstays of the new defensive
But they are armed with the posture, along with Jim Richards
confidence that they can score it and Steve Anstey, senior guards,
for they did cross Washington's Brian Snyder, 202-1b. senior tackle,
goal line in Olympia last Thurs- and Mike Briekert, 175-1b. senior
day afternoon, onlsr to have their end, who have been in there all
touelfdo~n snatched away by a the time.
penalty. The defeuse held South tb 108
WASIIINGTON went on to cap- yards, about half of which came
ture a thrilling %0 victory wil:h during a first quarter drive which
an 80-yard pass-run play with 17 covered 84 yards in all, from
seconds left in the game. The Bla- South's 12 to "Shelton's four. Three
zers had driven to the Bulldog 20 passes helped strongly.
and lost the ball on fourth down Other tha~ that, and until third
one yard short of a first down. On stringers manned the Shelton ram-
the first play Washington's Pmfl parts iu the fourth quarter, the
Lamm passed to end Rod Dorsey Wolves made no other serious pen-
for the victory score. George Van- citations into Climber acreage.
derVeen plunged for the extra Despite theh' 5-touchdown binge,
point. , the Climbers still found themselves
The Blazers Allan Swope ran in a scoreless stalemate at the
25 yards for a Shelton score in the end of the first quarter.
third quarter but a clipping in- THEY CltAN'GED that drasti-
fraction away from the play nun cally in the second period, and
lifted the effort and cost Shelton went to the dressing room at half-
a possible victory, time sporting a 21-0 pad.
The Blazers defense was out- Bri~kert opened the gate to the
standing except for-two plays-- first Shelton score by recovering
the long scoring play and a 35- a South fumble 46 yards cut from
yard run. Outside of those two paydirt. In four plays and a pen-
i gains, Washington made only 40
additional yards in the entire
game. Dave Pierson had seven
taeldes, Buff Judah six to lead
the Blazer defense.
BR.ICKERT was pleased with
his club'~ effort and improvement,
described it as by far their best
game to date. Especially outstand-
ing was Dave Frank's blocking
from the fullback .~pot.
Showing how well the Blazers
controlled the ball, they had to
punt only once and on that occa-
sion gained a first down from a
roughing penalty.
Centralia, tonight's Blazer op-
ponent, came up with its first vie-
lory of the season by knocking off
Jefferson of Olympia, 12-0, last
week, then gained a second win
on a forfeit from Hoquiam.
Brickert, describes this 1964 Bla-
zer team as "tile toughest defen-
sive club I've had in Shelt(uf'. He
alty it was history, with Fred
Lament punching the final yard•
But junior halfback Mike Johnson
gave it the big push with a 36-
yard scoot around left end to the
Wolf 10. Sophomore Chief Clay-
ton kicked the first of five con-
secutive extra points and the
Climbers were off to the races.
Exactly a minute and a half
later, at 8:20 of the period, TD
No. 2 was in the records. Dave
Johnsqn, senior secondary defen-
der, picked off a South pass to
give Sbelton possession on the
Wolf 32. The Climbers then show-
ed their proximity to perfection
by engineering the perfect play,
on the very first play. Quarter-
back Bill Archer faked twice to
backs running to the left and got
the flow going in that direction,
them deftly slid the ball to Tom
Lowe on ra counter to the right..
LOWE FOUN1) a gaping hole at
has been Blazer grid mentor for rigbt tackle, found tim secondary
nine years, defenders had gol~e for the fake,
TIlE BI,AZERS out-downed kYa- and bolted through for the full 32
shington, 7-4, and rolled up 100 yards without a hand laid on him.
yards on offense. He was 10 yards into the second-
Tonight's kickoff is scheduled ary before the Wolves realized
for 8:00 o'clock, they'd been duped.
BrickerI use.d the following play- The third touchdown took a lit-
cz's against Washington: ends-- tie longer--10 plays after forcing
Buff Judah, Jan Donaldson and South to kick, and covered 57
Dave Puhn; tackles-.Mark Wes- yards• The clock had a 2:12 read-
ton, Dave Pierson and Gene Put- ink left when Don Clary skirted
vis; guards--Gary Miltenberger, left end for the last three yards•
Elton Allen, Chris Thompson, and Longest gain in the move was
Steve Bead; center --. Tom MaN Mike Johnson's 12 yard effort at
loy and John Tylczak; quarter- left end to get it activated.
bacl~---Jolm Koch and Chris Close; The •Climbers took one play to
halfbackh---Doug Swett, Allan ~et thcir first score of the second
Swope, Steve Reneckev, and Mike half.. After allowing South 15
Swisher; fullback ...... Dave Frank yards in five plays after the sec-
and Gary Austin. end half kickoff, the Climbers
In a fifth quarter, no score was gained possession on their own 21,
made but the Blazers came closewhere a Wolf punt rolled dead.
to a touchdown. ARCHER CALLED on Mike
The day before, Washington won i Johnson on the fii'st play, and lhe
an 8th grade game with Shelton,junior scatback responded with a
13-0, on Loop Field. 79 yard long-distance journey in-
SIMIPSON SWING SHIFT
W
Pin Benders .......................... 9
Planer No. 2'. ..................... 7
Mixers ................................. 7
Hemlockers .......................... 5"
Chasers ................................. 5
Team No. 3 .......................... 3
High game--John Lund 183.
High' serie.'~--John Lund 508.
to pointville. It was around the
left flank, the fom'th and last time
L he carried the ball for the night,
3 and brought his yardage total for
5 the game to 127, a fantastic .aver-
5 age of 31.7 per carry.
7 Exactly four minutes late*', with
7 4:45 showing on the clock, tbe
9 fifth and final touchdown crossed
South's goal.
Pin Benders 3 (John Lund 508),
Planer 1 (Rick Sharps 474); Mix-
ers 3 (Ken Knight and Glen Lau-
gen, each 448), Chasers 1 (Bent
413); Hemlockers 3 (Les Crossan
489), Team 3 1 (Clarence Boysen
453).
you're start M' to reach
the carton.., remember
agO'eel Darlgold Milk is better.
MERCHANTS I,EAGU#
L
Fuller Construction Too .... 18 10
State Farm Insueance ...... 16 12
Prepp's Rexall Store .......... 16 12
Stewart's Foodliner .......... 16 12
Ralph's Serve-U .............. 16 12
Ktmbel & Whitev's .......... 14 14
r'
Mille s .................................. 8 20
Olympic Plywood .............. 8 20
High game--Bob Fuller 214.
High series--Al Johnston 575.
$ * $
Prepp's 3 (Bud Donaldson 556)
State Farm 1 (Serry Christy 494) ;
Fuller 2 (Floyd Fuller 536),
Ralph's 2(Dick ' Johnson 502):
Stewart's2 (AI Johnston 575)
K & W 2 (Bill Staudt 547); Mil-
ler's
2 (Hap. Smith 525), Plywood
2 (Jim Simmons 486).
SIMPSON WOMEN "
, W L
Accounting .... ...................... 19 9
Lumber ..... 19
insulating ~'o~'"d ................... 192
" ~r .................. 16
Olympic Plywood .............. 15 13
Loggers ................................ 13 15
Research . 13 15
purchasing "':i:[i:'"': .............. 10 18
Engineering ....... ::::::::::::[:::[: 7 21
High gamc~--Lil Dale 203.
High series--Jane Wtzite 567.
* i $
plywood 4 (Ann Cole 475), Lum-
(Joan Sowers 492) ; Account-
4 (Jane White 567), Purchas-
0 (Helen " • Engin-
3 (Ge2gden 461),
Graffe 475), IBP
(Verna Johansen 493) ; Loggers
'(Marie trunnion 419), Research
(Myrt 1VCorkert 431).
, n
Ed Latham, 206-1b. senior t.ackh; By penalties .................. 1 0
made it lmssible with a fumble re- lhlshing INn• ()f ])l,ays) ..3.1 43
covery on South's :16. In six pklvs Ya/'ds gained ........ i _~:12 322
phls }l five yar(l pen:dry lo,