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Page 12 ,SHELTONMASON_ --_---- . COUNTY_.,JOURNAL, w -- Published in "¢Christmastown) U.S.A." Shelton, Washington
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32-0, COMBS HAS BIG NIGHT
Th,, Shelton
Finally convinced they are a bodied persormcl.
Thursday, November
..... , , ,iirnal Want Ad,,
P!a'y 0pens On 2.Game .......... :
' .e $ L@e,'s ..... 19,:',i : --
Team 2 .............. 2 0 78 48 Rhot)s .............. .13 ;;T]---- '- .... 01' •
"Pean, 1 ............... 1 1. 4S le " "ikh o:;ia;a :- ReAr <L__ J
q'( an; 3 ......... 1 1 58 ) ,, ,- :;lm i ,.,,-,-.
................ : ,, High series ..... Glen t ,,
',',,,,n., ........ 0.2 4'-, " ........ _
....... 7 ...... " Raih'(;ad 4 (Stan Ahlqt![S.',,_F" "" "
Sh, on high scheot L,kanmral 4 (Diek McGee 504 OV, [-
basketl):lil pPogr:!m ,,at: o,cC !)-,o (Hai Moore 534)' Mill 2 3'--'"
gromd last week with a si::-team L, md 501) Inmllaling B::-
..... in ibllt,,,,,
pretty good football team after all.
the hopped-up Highclimbers
heaped a 32-0 homecoming halo-
caust upon an unsuspecting Che-
halts Bearcat Friday night on
Loop Field.
There was no sweat about it
from the time Joe Waters. playing
his last home game in Climber
garb, raced 92 yards with a first
quarter punt for the opening
score until .,ophomore Tommy
Lowc passed 21 yards to junior
Dan Olson for the final touch-
down with 20 seconds of play left.
Between those two cheer-pro-
voking feats junior Bob Walker
thlew his first pass in battle ac-
tion and sophomore Don Clary
caugllt it for a 21-yard touchdown
play in the second quarter,
Waters played an encore by ram-
sing 30 yards around right end
for a third quarter six-pointer,
and sophomore linebacker Dave
Johnson ran 40 yards with an in-
tercepted pass for a fourth
quarter tally.
That was higldy satisfactory
fodder for a homecoming crowd
anytime and cprtainly made
Honfe-commg Queen Randi Tu-
son's resign one of supreme joy.
THROUGHOUT TIlE WARP
and woof of a Highclimber offense
which accumulated 317 yards,
.,:enter fullback Gary Combs had
his finest hour even without cross-
ing the Beareat goal line. The
190-pound f u I 1 b a c k personalty
muscled out 137 yards in 21 trips
with }.he luggage, which was eight
more than tile entire Chehalis
team netted on the ground during
the game. Combs never had bet-
ter arithmetic written after his
name in three years of fnllbacking
tot the Climbers.
Yet it should )rove been greater.
Penaltie3 coat him one 28 yard
urge und anothcr of lWO.
Speaking of those penalties, the
Climber8 accomplished thcir one-
8idede triumph despite flag-happy
officials Who assessed them an
even 100 yards in ten sentences.
Besides Combs' 30 lost yards,
Waters was shorted 26 and
Walker eight for a total of 64,
not to forget an intercepted pass.
TIllS; BIG VIN was Shelton's
second lop-sided success U] st]cces-
sion making a total of 58 points
in the last two games after shut-
outs in the two preceding games
and a fzrustratlng string of five
straight contests without a vic-
tory.
Better late l.lmn neve)', it see.ms
the Climbers are finally climbing.
Capsule descriptions of the five
Climber tcuchdowns would go
something like this:
First qm]rt(:r a Chehalis move
Pad progressed from tle Bearcat
8 to the Shelton 44 before it
bogged and quarterback Dave
Thummcl kicked. Waters fielded
lhe bah on the ten, receded a
couple yards as he headed across
field and faked a hand-off to
Clary, then broke sharply up the
grandstand sidelines as crisp
blocking cleared a channel. Ron
err threw the key block which
sprung him loose fnr a clear field
around the Bearcat 45.
SECOND QUARTER a f t e r
another 'Cat punt to the Shelton
31, Combs began to unwind. He
went for 21, 11, 9 and 7 a sm'les
of six rushing plays which set the
leather on the Chehalis 21. At
that point senior quarterback Bill
Smith called for the first Shelton
pass of the game and called on
Walker to throw it:, the first time
t,hia season the "redhead llaS
ptt,hed in. game action. Clary
:at wide open in the right
se.eondary at the ten and had no
trouble cantering in to score.
Third quarter--again stm¼ting
after a Chehalis punt to the Shel-
ton 35, wlich Waters retuzmd
to the 'Cat 47 on a reverse from
Clary, the Climbers scozed |n four
plays with Waters taking a pitch-
out from Smith and sweeping wide
around right end for 30 yards. On
tbi one kicker Ken Droscher
finally booted the ball between the
uprights for the extra point after
nissing on the preceeding two.
FO[TRTII QUARTER -- the
clock had 5:07 left on it when
Johnson picked off a Chehalis pass
and returned it 40 yards into tile
end zone. Only moments earlier
tlm Climbers had smashed to the
Cheha]is one, where Smit]
fumbled and the 'Cats recovered.
They had driven out to their 28
when quarterhack John Severns
threw the ill-fated aerial.
Fourth quarter...--with a con]-
plete reverse lineup manning tbe
Climber ranks, a Ciehalis punt
gave the ball to Shelton 52 yards
away from pay-dirt. In eight plays
featuring the line smashing of
sophomore fullback Fred Lament,
the reserves moved in to the Che-
balls 21. Lowe threw (me pitch
to sophomore end Larry Powell
which miSEd, then came right
btel¢ with another which C)lson
bagged on the eight and hoofed
into the end zone. Dros('her got
his second true kick of the night
after this one.
In night when there were
M;LrS il abundance for tile Climb-
ers, the play of Comb& of coursle,
"Wa:tS lnot itlstrolIS btl ]lot coTu-
pletely dimming the ball eat'ty-
ing of Waters or the blocklnff
of err or the stout defenMve play
of scmiovs AI VCa gn or, Gary
})eLerson and Mike Sheedy.
Tile LATTER was carted off
tlae fichl on a stretcher in tim
tllird quarter but his injury
turn.13d out tO be a severe bllnlp
on. the leg rather than broken
bo¢ as at first feared.
Coach Bob Sund sent 42 players
rote thea game, again giving even
B team resEtmes varsity action as
he all able-
lineup:
ENDS - Gary Petersen, ken
err, Bob Kieburtz, Larry Powell,
Floyd Barnes, Jerry Raymond,
Steve Chase, Tom Fredson;
TACKLES ..... Bob Jeffrey, Gelle
Toney, Brian Snyder. Roy Ritner,
Denny Fuller. Jim . Rutledge;
GUARDS..---AI Wagner, Jinl [gleii-
ards, Ken LeBresh. Randy Kings-
bury, Carl Dugger, Denny Bailey;
CENTERS.:- Shwe Archer, Tim
Sheedy, Joh Redress, Steve
Anstey; QUARTERBACKS--Bill
Smith,< Brian Brickert M i k e
Brickert; HALFBACKS Don
Clary, Joe Waters, Mike Sheedy,
Bob Wnlker, Dan Olson, Dave
Johnson, Tom Lowe, Ralph Nell,
Denny Wagner. Darrell Peterson:
FULLBACKS--Gary Combs, Fred
Lament, Butch Drones, Toby Vii-
lines, Jlme Rice; KICKER---Ken
Droseher.
N(',OIIE I|Y QUAltTERS
Chehalis .............................. 0 0 0 0--- 0
Slleltt)ll .............................. fi 6 7 13--32
Touchdowns: (S) Wate,'s (2)92. punt
return: 30, full; Clary, 20 pass from
Walker: Johuson. 35 into.r(t pied pass;
OlsoII, 21. })ass fV011] Lowe.
ConverMon: iS) DroscheP (2) kicks.
TI,;AM STATISTICS
c s
First downs ............................... 9 I,I
By l'LlShJ ng ................................... 3 14
By passillg' .................................. 3 0
By penalties .............................. 3 0
Rushing (No. of ])lays) ......... 30 46
Yards rained ........................... 145 277
Yards lost .............................. 18
1
Net yaPds gained ................. 127 27J
Passillg
Numln,r attempted .................. 12 6
N t.II]IIH,F CillllllI'l.Id .................. d
2
NUllll)tq' }'lad inter('el)/Pd ..... .1 1
Yards gained ..................... 51 4
1
Total net yards ............. 178 a17
Totul play4 ............................ 42 52
Fumbles ........................................ 2 2
Ball lost ............................... 0 1
Punts ..................................... 5 3
Yards ......................... lg5 9g
A v,q'am:. . ............................. 3'7.0 :]2,7
Pl.ITl } l'l'l II l'llS ........................ ] 4
Y/I I'ds rt,Tl|rll d ...... ,1 116
vpl'agi' . ............................... d0 2!).(I
Ponalt i(,s .................................. ] 10
Yt r(|s ]OH{ ............................... 5 1(10
I NI)] VI]}UAI, s'r ATI STI{',N
('ht*halfs
I{uliing: T{'I Y(i YL NYG At'g.
Katrvnioh ........ 12 26 10 16 1.3
Bvxter . .............. {i 22 ,; '22 :].7
Thtnzllnel ............... '2 ],]. 8 3 ] .5
I:',,meri . ,] '18 0 J;4 1,5
Alldol'Sull ...... 3 19 (I 49 16,3
Riddlv . .......... '3 10 u 10 3.3
Passing: I'A i'C ]11{. Y(i Avg.
ThLlllllll,'} ...... r) ] ] 9 1.8
S( V('l'll8 ............. 7 3 3 12 6.(}
,helton
I{llshilllX: 'l'Ci 3"(; YL Nl'(a Avg.
SIHilh ....... 7 27 I 27 3.9
Combs ......... 21 136 0 136 6.5
W alA'I'S .............. {i 5,(i ( 51) .(),
Clar'y .. : . 7 :]5 1 34 4.9
] Million} | I 0 I r ) 5.8
ihlstlllg: I?A P(: IIIL YG Avg.
Emi[h ........... 2 0 1 U 0.0
,Va t,'l'S . . ] (J II U I).(I
LOVT' . .......... 2 1 0 '2] 1{).5
Walk(,r . ............. I J 0 2{} :]0.0
leagm lu,,ing' S, .......... ! :'. ..'::.'2
Farly Ieader o7 the fieht is
Teanl 2, led by Dtll jirt( 3ob
Towle, .';wept easily }!1tough P ';
fil'st two oppmlentg to get a ht:ad
start on the pack. Towle's team
opened with a convineing 38-20
win oveP Team 5, led by senior
John A:de"mh and kepl right on
lo!liug' 1} 3 po\\;vel'ing" ]}ast Team 6,
40-28.
Right behind the lead(!Ps, with
:1-alld-:1 recol'dS, ape fOUP pllrsllel's.
Team I, led by sophomore Terry
LaBissoniere, opened with a 26-
12 victory over Mike Carte's Team
4 but lost a 34-22 sLomping by
Team 5.
Team 3, led by senior Bill
8loan, spilt a pair of overtime de-
cisions, h)sing a 28-26 squeaker to
Team 8 (led by .Iim Goodpaster),
then reversing that luch with a 32-
30 count over Team 4.
The lea.gue plays each Tuesday
and Thursday nights at Lincoln
gym with games starting at 7:30.
The intramm'al prog)'am is (It-
retted by Shelton's new basket-
ball coach, Jim Doherty.
Now Located at
W L
Hep Ktl.z ........................... 11. ,5
You Name It ...................... .,. 9 7
Twisler8 ................................. 7 9
Surb n'banies ................... 5 11
High Kam(,' ..... Joan Klllldson
1.70, Terry IPriedlna]l 224
High series Verna Johanson
434. Terry Friedman 588.
Hep Katz 3 Otto Hanson 493),
Lane00
in Olympia
New and re-drilled
balls, King Louie
shirts, precision bow!
drilling -- plugging
PHONE
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RAIN, HUD DOH'T DAHPEH 0,,zo,,,o, in the sec, nd annual Mason County punt, pass and G01N
' kick contest sponsored by Jim Pauley Inc., of Shelton: David |
Steinberg, 44-year-old division; Bill Julian, lO-year; Mke Bac, r. ,7"
9-year; Neal White, 8-year; and John Eager, 7-ycar, wearing the ....
93 F00TB00LL C0HTESTAHTS jacketstheywon. Middlerowshowssecondplacewinners:George HUN[IN?
' ', ' W son Jr. 1'; Jim Einarson, 10; Terry Wickhorst, 9; Tim Frtd- YOUR
son, 8; Gtne Rank, 7, holding football he mets they won. Back row
Ninety-thre6 grade school boys divisions were: Ray Parr, shows third place winners: Alan Carlson, 11; Bruce Cole, 10;
hetween 7 and 11 years partici- points, 7-years: Bobby Woods, 118 Bobby Turner, 9; Bobby Woods, 8; and Ray Parr, 7, holding their
ated in the second annual Ford points. 8-years; Bobby Turner, 148 prizes, footballs autographed by members of the 1961 pro foot-
Motor Company punt-pass-am(t-p{,ints. 9-years; Bruce, Cole. 152 ball champion Green Bay Packers. ';q OUR
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"Jim Paul{y. In{;. Sunday on a Ben. 176 points, ll-years. BANTAM IJ,;AGUE I I,:a,_,'les Ae, ie . ..................... 8 10 'LOAN!
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Con(litiols were far from fa- winner, were repeaters from ltst Timber Bow1 ........................ 1,5 •: Morg'tn, F]:terctt Lb)' . ....... 6 12 months, you can have continuous protection on land, seo
vorable for the youLhi'ul pig'skin year-Steinberg who was first Cook Plant Fal'n] ........... 10 8 itiah g':lllle;; ()llja AhlqllisL
marksPavLi:ipantS'w{:l'e registered)3111 ..,ome exeellent ago;in l.he 10-year-old division a year Boon'sShelt°n PlumbingJ°Ul'nal .................... ............... 9 9 /5(i. Bruee P,':H'son 128 , in the air with Trip Travel Accidenf insurance. Rates ore
noae.theh}ss and Turner. wl'm won the. 9 9 Higi series Sonja Ah)quist { For slight additionol cost yoc can have insurance :' "
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Vimev,s of h'trl(lsonlo jaekets N('OI{.ING WAS DONE on the yOU take with you.
[or taking first place in their re-tin, sis of lenth of feel for-each DARIGOLD and SHELTOH MAID
;pectiv,;' agd divJsJorls wel'e: ,]ohll 131.1ill ' pass and kick less the IIlPqSml
IBager. 98 points, 7-year-olds a}]lotutt of feet each effort missed
Neal White 1,28 D0ints, 8-year-a median lille. PAOKAGED 10E GiiE,AM
o}ds;MileeBae. 161, point's. 9-year- :[*{,St punt Ot the day was made AHGLE AGENCY
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9',, points. 7-years Tim Freds,m cx)ntes, a,,ts amen:- the ",-year: M©GOHgEY'S DRUG 426-82?2
121 poiP.ts, 8-years Terry Wick- oMs, 17 among the 8"year-°lds' Ll "
horst, 1.52 points, 9 years: Jim 2] among tlle 9-year-olds, 24
Square
Einarsson 153 points; 10-years, among the 10-year-olds, and 17 Evergreen
and George "Wilson Jr., 194 points, among the 11-year-olds. --...J '"
1 1-yea\\;,¥.i,metrS .......................................................................................................................... s of footballs auto- # " - IN
Kraphe{] by members: of the (])'eel1
]3ay l)tcl(et's, l)ro champions of
1961. for finishing third in their
You Name It 1 (Terry Friedman
588 ) ; Subm'banitcg 2 ( Chuck
GARY CX)MBS Knudson 457), Twisters 2 (Don
Fttil Night For Fulllbaek Knudson 508).
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