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Thursday, 25, 1962
Journal Want
1i OUTDOORS
Don't Miss the FuP'
E,tertainrnent of
TAYLOR
ELECTRIII
4th. & Cots
D A H.Cr
SItELTON
(;RANGE
Sat., Oct,
Phone
Russ Morken, S
IN MASON COUNTY
A'I? TAI(EN
CUSI|MAN
biggest fresh-water
eaY: have heard of
canle olll of Lake
other day, after'fal-
the hn'c ,)ffered hy Lois
g'ian! weighed in at
and iYlcasllrcs 2,I hi-
fishing c(mtimmcl to
at Cushman, with
bel\\;VCell line and lvo
only a few days
lheil' fresh water
the season officially
Wednesday, Oct. 31.
took her big catch,
a 4-pounder she caught
years ago, on a Cana-
spoon while fishing
near the upper end
It gave her a, battle
an hour with the
she was using.
are also giving salt
same good sport
Bay-Hammersly
[+Art Hazelquist and An-
took eleven, the lar-
to 19 inches, Sunday.
Phone
.EET,NGS HE'-?7 MAULS
2nd andof *he4th T?,00!'PlNS .o L. FOR 647
,
8 p.m AzrpO'" .... 7 1
..... • .. ZZZ ............. 4
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-- Verna Johanson
SCHOOL 236, 224, Don
Johanson
WEEK OF OCT. 2g 647;
Monday -- the year's best scores
green salad, of the newly formed
milk. Mixed Foursome
Tuesday -- Chili con c last week when
ctable wedges, pc racked up a string
sandwich, cobhler, and 224. games for a
Wednesday -- waltzed into first
on hot biscuits victory over the Twis-
beans, fruit, Ifnudseu 539-220) on
milk .... i of it.
otller match the You
Thursday -- (Chnck Thomp-
sandwich, buttered a 3-1 verdict from
salad, applesauce (Chuck Knut-
Friday -- Potatoes'
tuna fish
beets, fruit, ice erear
Supplement
with Plenamins Stewart's
Prepp's Shop
133 RR. phone'
at New
+ slde
r,
to" +,}rt Olympia
good
waY
d re-drilled bowling
• REDUCE election ang Louie bowling
.. re¢isi0n bowling ball
Plugging -- fitting.
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tax dollar,
Mrs. TeA Bare qlso reports good
eatches.
Off \\;Valker Park Saturday Mrs.
lqlsio Buining and her S-year-phi
oTandson, Ken B:lre, csllght tt pair
(if si}vcvs, hers a 12-polmiter, his
all 8-pollnder.
:: o H:
t I)EEI{ II ES()I;.T
l Deer take was ligitt ao'ain dur-
ing the second weekend of the
; hilnting season.
I Besl rcpi)rted kill was Bill I{im-
bel's 165-i,)llnd 2-point l:a.ken ill
i
: the Demlv Ahl area Snnday. BOb
[ Ja.ee]')tJov 'and (lordoi! Anderson Etl-
t so had 2-point. bottl in the Matlock
area Sunday, while 3-points were
Mlle.d by Rainc Wilson, 136 lbs.,
Dayton; Frank ,Vinkleman, 146
lbs.; Allan Mix, 125 lbs.. Matlock;
and-Ken Evans, 135 Ibs., Satsop.
Two bear were also reported.
.lerry and Ted Corly bagged ohe
in the Harems Hamma area which
was in especially prime condition,
while Scott Brigg's look one in the
Matlock district.
Tile Sowers trio -- Hal, Glen
and Ronnie ....... had a successful
trip east of the mountains, return-
ing wih 31 Chinks and one huge
Canadia.n honker which dressed
out at 7 lbs.
LINDBERG'S 245
BASES 605' SERIES
MEN'S COMMERCIAL
W L
Windgard's Sport Shbp....21 7
Moose Lodge ................ :...17 11
\\;Vilson Company ................ 15 13
B & R Oil ........................ 15 13
Ritner's Broiler . ............. 15 13
Gott Oil .............. : ............. 11 17
Verle's Sporting Goods .... 9 19
Ziegler's Camera Shop .... 9 19
High game--Gene Lindberg 245
High series--Genc Lindberg 605
Gene Lindberg sacked up a 605
series in men's Commercial league
bowling action last week with a
torrid 245 closing game which
also put the clincher on a 4-0 vic-
tory for his Wilson Company team
over Verle's Sporting Goods (Har-
ly Fletcher 474).
Otherwise ..... qngard's Sport
Shop 4 (Eldon Todd 507, Bill
Standt 506, Joe Engen 503), Moose
Lodge 0 (Gerry Hart 566) to break
a first place tie between them;
B & R Oil 3 (Bab Stewart 89),
Ritner's Broiler 1 (Dick Gardner
553); Gott Oil 2 (Bill Fox 483),
Ziegler's Camera Shop 2 (Dean
Perry and Joe Mess 503 each).
FRATERNAL LEAGUE
V " L
Kiwanis Club ................ 19. 8!6
Fuller Construction .... 17 11
Lions Club .......... ...... 17 11
Shelton Hardware ........ 14L 13!4
Eagles Aerie ................ 12 16
Ball Moose ..................... 11}..', 16V.,
Moose Antlers ................ 11 17
t'0ta ry Club .................... 9! 181/
High game -- Les Shelver 216
High series -++ Back Mackey 562;
Shelton Hardwa re 7 (Buck
Mackey 562), Moose Antlers 0
(Jack Cowan 489); Lions 3 (Chuck
'White 556t, Rotary 1 (Jim Shrum
496) ; Kiwanis 3 (Les Shelver 5121,
Fuller Construction 1 (Howard
Hall 505); Eagles 3 (Lionel Leman
544), Bull Moase 1 (RoyTrim 450).
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SHELTON, MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "Oh¢iti's'tdwn, U.g:f./' Slflf6it, Wgtlibh
Bulldogs Frustrated
Again In VictOry
Search, Lose By 20-7
North Mas,m's Homecoming
week was a great success except
for the most important part of
all, the fotball game. That's right,
North Mason lost a most wanted
victory to the Moelips Hyaks last
Saturday afternoon for a 20-7 de-
feat.
The Hyaks struck hard and fast
ill the first half of play and see-
ined iO Stlin the opposing Btllldogs.
Moelips stoI)ped the Bulldog's first
attack and took over the ball on
their own thirty yard line. They
drove all tile way to the thirty
and (.innpleted a triuchdown pass
from there. They also ran two
other touchdowns, all in the first
half.
The Bulldogs were out looking
for a viclory but the first half
didn't leave them with ranch hope.
Tile secgnd half saw them fight-
ing back hard but without much
lack.
TilE LAST MINUTE of the
game was hy fat' the most excit-
ing with the Bulldogs out looking
for at least one touchdown. With
about 50 seconds left the Bulldogs
began a fierce drive for the goal
line. They called time-out after
just about every play to conserve
time. Then from the 4'0:.yard line
with only five seconds remain-
ing, quarterback Art Kralicek
threw a long pass downfield to
end Mike Stevenson. The un
sounded while the ball was in the
air but it was caught on the two-
yard line and Mike fought the
rest of the way for the touchdown
with no time left.
The team was very dejected for
the dance ttmt night but went to
see the Croning of quee+ NanCy
Mattus and king" Arthur K;alicek.
The two other couples in Home-
coming Coiu, t were Mike Steven-
son with Susan Clappe .nd ASB
President Gene Foster with Mario
iyn Mills. Alumni from the two
previous years were present.
THE "PUPPIES", N:M:'s junior
high tackle football team, played
another game this last weekend
also. Coach Hawkins planned the
victory for the seventh grade team
but for the second week in a row
his eighth graders came up with
some rough and tumble plays.
This week's score was 14-0 in fa-
vor of the eighth grade.
The Bulldogs have only three
games left in this year's football
season. This Friday afternoon at
2:30 p.m. they will host Lakeside
from Setttle.
AHLQUIST SQUEEZES
INT0 600 FAMILY
MEN'S CiTY LEAGUE
W L
40 & 8 ................................ 14 7
Beekwith Jeweh'y .............. 13
s
Shanb-Ellison ...................... 12 9
Frisken Oil ............. :. ........... 11 10
Wilson Company .................. 10 11
Rishel Logging ................. :10 1l
Simpson Timber ............ . ..... 10 11
Lumbermen's Mere ........... 4 17
High game--Stan Ahlquist 221.
High series--Stan Ahlquist 601.
Stan Ahlquist sneaked into the
600 circle by virtue of a 221 clos-
ing game which gave him one
stick to the good, after openers
of 195 and 185.
His performance paced Shaub-
Ellison Tire to a 2-1 victory over
Wilson Company (Toad Sergent
518). In other pairings: 40 & 8 3
(Bill Besch 533), Beckwith Jew-
elry 0 (Cliff Howard 511); Simp-
son Timber 3 (Bob Coots 483),
L.M. 0 (Aub Blockberger 504);
Frisken Oil 2 (Gene Tucker 534),
Rishel Logging Co. 1 (Meal Dem-
eree 524 ).
Junior Traveling Loop
Commences Play Sun.
Shelton's Timber Bowl will again
sponsor a team in the Evergreen
Junior Traveling bowling league
which opens play this Sunday at
Hoquiam.
Other entries are sponsored by
Aberdeen Bowl (two teams), Elms;
Lanes, Lacey Lanes, Chehalis
Bowl, Harbor Lanes at Hoquiam,
and Rock & Roll Bowl at Mossy-
rock .
HOUSEWIVES L E A'GU E
W L
Jim P'tuliy Inc ............... 22 10
Hood Canal Marina ........ 20 12
Evergreen Florists .......... 19 13
Shelton Marine Supply ..17 15
Angle Agency .............. 15 17
Edward' Salon .............. 13 19
Sheiton Union Service ..12 19
Ball's Food Center . ......... 10fi 21
High game--Rosa Gish 214.
High series--Norene Stevens
arid Verna Johanson, each 482.
Split picks--Sylvia Fonzo 4-5-
7, Midge Hash 3-10.
Jim Pauley Inc. 3 (Versa So-
hanson 482), Ball's Food Center 1
(Mary Winn 351); Shelton Marine
S ,_y,uunl 3 (Sylvia. Fonzo. 476, Hood
Canal Marina 1 (Lfl Updyke 425);
Edward's Salon 3 (Norene Stev-
ens 482), Shelton Union Service
1 (Midge Hash 716); Evergreen
Florists 2 (Betty Johnson 380);
Angle Agency 1 (Evadean Lord
450).
iii i i i
Fun00bles, Blo00ed Pass
instruments Of Defeat
For Litile Climbers
Punt, Pass and Kick
Regislration Deadline
Due Nexl Wednesday
Bob Wolden, Competition Direct-
or for the Mason County Punt,
Pass and Kick Competition for
grade-school boys, has warned that
only a few days remain in which
to register for the test of foothall
skills which could lead to a White
House vsit and an appearance at
the National Football League
Championship game.
"Registrations will close next
Wednesday evening, Oct. 31", Bob
pointed out, "and none can be ac-
cepted any later, since we must
draw up our competition lists and
get everything ready for the big
program on Sunday, November 4".
Headquarters for registration for
the Punt Pass and Kick Compe-i
litton, ot)en to all grade school
boys seven through 11, is at Jim
Pauley's Inc., 5th and Railroad.
Entrants must be accompanied by
a parent or guardian. There is no
charge for registration nor is any
special equipment needed. Com-
petitors will vie with others of
their age groups in contests of
distance and accuracy in the pas-
sing, punting and kicking (using
a kicking tee) of footballs. Ther
is no body contact.
Prizes in the Mason County com-
petition include San Francisco
49'er warm-up jackets for the
top winner in each age group,
football helmets for second place
winners, and autographed footballs
for third place winners. Area win-
ners, determined bV comparing
scores of all state "winners, will
receive expense-paid trips for
themselves and their fathers to:
National Football League games
for half-time competition to de-:
termine the 10 finalists. The Na-
tional finalists and their parents:
will receive expense-paid trips to
Washington for a White House;
re6eption, to be followed by a trip
to the championship game of the
National Football League, where
the National winner in ,each age
groui) will be determined by a half
time competition in the crowded
stadium.
The Mason County Punt, Pass,
and Kick competition is sponsored
by Jim Pauley Inc.
The program, in which more
than 200,000 boys competed
throughout the country last year,
is sponsored nationally by Foxd
Division of Ford Motor Company
and the National Football League.
Two Local Horses High
In Year's Scoring
Two Mason County horses fin-
ished among the top scorers in
the Washington ,State Horsemen
Inc. state championship ride to-
tals fer high-score competitive
trail horse for 1962.
Ed Carney's Chub scored 1278.7
points and Leo Bishop's Shadrack
tallied 1015.15 points.
The championship went to Im-
pala, owned and ridden by Don
Johnson of Hoquiam with 1511.8
points scored on six 1962 rides
with a close second going to Ar-
mand Mooney's Honey Girl at
1503.S points. Carney was third
and Bishop fifth in the state to-
tals.
Singer Wins 'Cycle
Scrambles At Tacoma
Derreill Singer carried the eol-
ors of the Shelton Trailblazers ov-
er the finish line in first place
last Sunday in the C lVfain class at
the Graham motorcycle scrambles
in Tacoma.
The Trailblazers are holding a
scrambles of their own this corn-
fag Sunday at 1:00 o'clock at the
club track at the airport. Riders
and spectators are welcome.
OLYMPI( LEA(;UE
W 2 L T pf pa
North .................... 0 0 52 12
East ........................ 3 l 0 58 50
Port Angeles ....... 2 71 1 45 25
South .................... 3 2 0 $2 45
[Central ................ 0 3 ] 6 64
Shelton ................. 0 3 0 19 66
I ,al ,Veelc
North 2(;, (k+ntrai (
Port Angeles 7, South 6
Bel]cv.e 41, Sheltcm 0 (n-l)
This Friday
Central at She(ion
North al Bainhri(lge (n-l)
Port To\\;vllsend ;,it; Port Ang'e-
les (n-l)
South at Sequim Ill-l)
ill i IIH i i i ill( i(
l ............
VICTORY HOPES HIGHEST YET +."++,"
AS CLIMBERS FACE COUGARS eL A R K
Hopes run strong for the fil's
Highelimber football victory of the
season tomorrow night.
Central Kitsap's Cougars. sche-
doled to visit Loop Field for an
Olympic League contest, have had
their troubles this seasou like the
Climbers.
IYntil last Friday the Cougars
hadn't crossed a coDfcrence rival's
goal line. They (ttd it once Friday
but still accepted the short end of
the score, 26-6, a.aainst unbeaten
North Kitsap.
TIIE COUGARS started the sea-
son with eleven' lettermen, five
backs and six ]inemm. In the front
wall the Cougars will i)]'esent some
sizeable lads for the Clhnbers to
cope with, such as L)on Reece, 200,
guard; his cousin, Roy Recce, :185,
the other guard tackles John G¢+-
forth, 2351- and Ervin Hnmc, 200;
e0d DennY Hudson , t90; and end
Bruce Corm, 180.
Four other squad members top
the 180-pound nark, including let-
terman fullback Jim Sura, biggest
Cougar backfielder. Other letter-
men in Central's backfield are Jer-
ry Campsna, Gary Wing, Fred Sto-
ry, Mike Witt and Craig Coons,
the latter switching from end to
quarterback.
THE III(IICLIMI!!]RS figure to
be at greater strength against
Central than they were against
Bellevue last week. Many of the ill
have shaken their flu bugs, end
Gary Petersnn has his knee brace
back from the repair shop, and in
general Coach Bob Sand's squad
is numerically stronger this week
than it was a week ago.
Full Strength is not: at: hand, to
be sm'e, with Jim Lamont's lcnee
MERCIIANTS I,EAG UE
W L
Old Mill Tavern ........... :19 5
Kimbel Motors ............ 14 10
R:J+lph's Serve-[)" ........... 13 ! 101], ',
Prepp's Rcxall Store .... 13 11
Tinlbel' Apt:)lance ....... 1 () :, .13 /
T]mrsLon S & [., ........... 11 J3
Bill's Shell Service .... 10 14
Olympic Plywood ...... 7 ]7
Higi game 'Vilfl'ed \\;Vhile 216
MAJOR LEAGU E
Northwest Evergreen ...... 12 6
Olson Barber & Beauty ...... 11 7
Timber Bowl ........................ 9 9
Jim Pauley Inc ................... 8 10
Dan' Nite Hawks .............. 8 110
LaBissonier Agency .......... 6 12
Nigh game--Sonny Lowe 220.
:High series--L. L. lIcIneliy 593.
• :l= *
Northwest Evergreen 3 (Bert
Hoard 571), LaBissoniere Agency
0 (Rawlin McInelly 526); Jim
Pauley Inc. 2 (Lionel Leman 576),
Dan's Nite Hawks•l (Sonny Lowe
545); Olson's Barber & Beauty
Shop 2 (Ted Wittenberg 522),
Timber Bowl 1 (I. L.. McInelly
593).
MIXED FOURSOMES
Knock Outs .................... 19 9
Timber Ducks ................ 16V.2 11V..,
What's Next .................. 15 13
Board Busters ................ 14 13V,
Rusty Ducks ................ 14 14
Pin Busters .................... 11 16...
Odd Balz .................... 11 17
Strippers ....................... 10!. 17V
High games -• Ellen Rebman
177, Ed Crossan 190
High series --- Ellen Rebman
447, Bud Temple 489;
L(.)(.)K AT THESE
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'199S
'279s
'139s
The East Bremcrton Knights,
sing fumbles and a blocked pass
for their touchdowns, handed the l
Shelton Junior Varsity Little Clim-
bers theh' second con,,ecutive de-
feat as they blanked the Little
Climbers 113-0 at East Bremerton
Monday evening.
The Knights scored both of their
touchdowns in the first period. The
Little Climbers received the kick-
off deep in their own territory, but
lnanag,d to net no first dowa so
tbc Little Climber5 were forced to
I)unt. The Knights also were held
for three plays and they returned
;' punt to the Little Climbers
where the punt w;:s fumble(i and
recovered by the Knights on their
opponents' 20 yard line. The
Knights took the Little Climbers
misfortune to post their first score
a few minues later adding the ex-
tra point, leaving the score at 7-0.
LATER ir, the period the
Knight's capatalized on a blocked
pass wiich was intercepted by
their left end who rambled all the
way for their final score of the
game. The aLtempt for the extra
point was to no avail as the Little
Climbers halted the Knight's at-
tempt which ended the scoring at
13-0.
The Little Climbers and the
Knights battled at even terms for
the rest of the game. ' :
The loss to the Knights left the
Little Climbers record at one win,
three losses and one tie. The Litt-
le Climbers have scored 19 points
while their opponents have cros-
sed the goal line for 63 points. The
Little Climbers leading scorer is
Larry Powell with 12 points while
Denny Wagner has 7 points.
PLA¥1NG for the Little Clim-
bers Monday werePowell, Tom
Lowe, Butch Drones, Fred La-
Mont, Mike Brickert, Brian Sny-
der, Steve Clinton, Steve An=tey,
and Duane Wilson.
Also playing in the game were
Bill Merifield, Bob Sargent, Jim
Rice, Jack Dier, Dave Smith, Jim
Rutledge, Tom Fredson, Ken Lab-
resh, Ctrl Duggar, Bob Kieburtz,
Tim Sheerly, John Redmond, Bill
Fox, Dick Nelson,'Ralph' Noll, and
Jerry Raymond. Tom Wingard and
Bill Surratt were the trainer and
manager respectively.
Shelton .......................... 0 0 0 0
Bremerton .................... 13 0 0 0
SPILSETH SLASHES
658 AFTER DELAY
SIMPSON MEN'S LEAGITE
W L
Znsulating Board ............ 17 11
Mill 2 ............................ 16 12
Mill 1 ............................ 14 L:, 1'+'.,
Loaders ............................ 14 14
Railroad .......................... 14 14
Shops ................................ 13, 14: /
Engineers ........................ 12 1(;
Loggers ........................... 11 17
High games Les Spilseth 257.
John Land 242 Aub Block'berger
220;
High series ..... Les Spilseth 658
Those power failures two weeks
back may have been a blessing in
disguise for Les Spilseth. Shnp-
son men's league bowling was de-
layed from Thursday of last week
until last Saturday, which was the
"right day" for Les.
He hlt a blistering 658 series on
games of 184-257-217 which usher-
ed league-leadbg Insulating Boat
to a 3-I victory ovcr the Loaders
(Dick McGee 5771. In, other ac-
tion: Raih'nad 4 (Slan Ah]quist
564), Mill 1 0 (Ted Blair 467):
Shops 3 (Roy Anderson 467). En-
gineers :1. (Ca] Poe 516+; Loaders
2 (Harry Cole 517, Mill 2 2 (Val
Sienko 521 ).
In last Thursday's play Jolm
Lund's 242 game was the main
noise and clinched a 3-1 victory
for Mill 2 over Raih'oad (Aub
Blockberger 542-220). In other
matches: Mill I 4 (Ray Sharps
792), Loaders 0 (Harry Cole 478);
Shops 4 (Roy Petty 578), Loggers
0 (Norm Castle 483); Insulating
Board 3 (Fred Rawding 447) ]n-
gineers 1 Fritz Neau 535).
still keeping the capahle senior
t:wlde on the sidelines, and many
of the hospital r(!tnrnes Dot 'itt: full
sLrength by any n]eitns+ SPine,
while i)l unifornl, will lie restricted
to linliled sol;ion.
Ganw time is the usual 8:00 p.m.
LEAGUE SCORING
td pat
ttl
Jerry Williams NR .... 6 1 37
Steve Lovely Sk ........ 5 1 31
Gary Cotpcr SK ....... .1 3 27
]hmry B<mi PA ...... 3 1 J9
Ton] Grathm EB ....... ; 0 !8
Jeff Williams EB ....... 2 :I 15
Mike Stuffer EB ....... 2 :1 1:1
I)ennis Alwine PA .... 2 0 12
Mike Priee SK .......... 2 0 :12
Barry Edclblute NK . 1 :1 7
Jim Aardahl PA ...... 1 J. 7
Don Clary S ............... 1 0 6
Gary Combs S ........... 1 0 6
Fred Lamont S ........ 1 0 6
Harvey KorLman EI3 1 0 6
Rod Williams EB ...... 1 (I 6
Error Darling SK ...... 1 0 6
Chris Detlefson PA .. 1 0 6
John Eliason NK ...... 1 () 6
Jerry Turner CK ...... 1 0 6
Marshall McCoy SK .. 1 0 6
I Ken Droscher S 0 1 1
..........
Perry Gnos NK .......... 0 1 1
Jon l=oline PA .......... 0 1 1
Jim Hemj¢lcson NK .. 0 1 1
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Totals .................. 41. 16 262 .......
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