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Bulldogs back
e dog house
half blues and
ges are back. For
m a row, North
has been unable
the Bulldogs lost
to a tough Port
the slight wind
factor, but the
:Seemed to take its
half the teams
a 0-0 score. The
ense played well
just couldn't get
of the second
knew if they
could just play the same caliber
as the first half, they would have
a good chance of emerging
victorious. However, Port
Townsend scored early and
completed a two-point
conversion for an 8-0 lead, and
then upped the score on a
couple more for a 22-0 lead.
Their last touchdown came in
the fourth quarter on a screen
up the middle, which made the
final score 28-0.
In the last quarter the cold
got the best of many players.
Numb toes and wet bodies made
it difficult to hang in there, but
they did the best they could.
Next week North Mason
travels to Mt. Tahoma for the
last game of the season.
place fifth
ct playoffs
successfully. Ocosta took second
ilo'nalism place; Ilwaco, third; Eatonville,
fourth; and North Mason, fifth.
Mason volleyball The North Mason girls played
Bellarmine on Winlock and lost the match
a non-league 15-17, 14-16 after winning the
played its first first game. North Mason beat
as well as its Woodland 15-5, 15-12. Against
Eatonville, North Mason won the
d that first game 15-4, but lost the next
lot of ehances to two 11-15 and 12-15. This
the defense and match put North Mason out of
to overcome its the tournament.
Weren't flowing Ms. Johnson indicated that
the girls never played to their
Zech had a full potential. There were
great night for moments when individuals did
well but the team never really
girls fared well.
15-10, 15-2. got it together. Also, their close
that it scores show that they never gave
game the girls up.
Yet. They flowed She named senior Shelly
Duncan the outstanding player
traveled to the of the tourney. She said, "Shelly
at Onalaska on dug spikes and got misdirected
b e r 4. balls. She did this all day."
d the title This tourney ended the
season.
MJddle school team shares title
The North Mason Middle
School volleyball varsity team
ended the season as Rainier
Valley League co-champions. The
JV team has been undefeated all
season and the varsity lost only
one match, and that was to their
co-champions, Dieringer.
(Dieringer lost one match to
Orting.)
The varsity team includes
Crystal Amick, Ronna Davis,
Wendy Duncan, Patty Gifford
(team captain), Julia Kadra, Sue
Noyes and Becky Whitehall.
The JV team includes Toby
Erickson, Dennise Hallet (team
MIDDLE SCHOOL volleyball players pictured from the left are, first row:
Crystal Amick, Julie Kadra, Kathy Johnson and Wendy Duncan. Second row:
Melitta Rauth, Sue Hayes, Toby Erickson, Becky Whitehall, Debble Knight, Lee
Mattern and Patty Gifford. Third row: Shawn Murphy, Ronna Davis, Dawn Hurd
and Coach Janet Genuit.
ar e fourth in league
Middle Schools battled to a 0-0 tie for the defensive effort came in a losing
closed out its second year in a row. : try at Orting. "This year's team
1 with a 2-4-1 Bobby Griffiths, the season's w a s v e r y y o u n g a n d
finished fourth starting quarterback, was injured inexperienced, with one-half of
.alley League in the Shelton game and missed them being seventh gr, aders.
and Eatonville, the next two contests. Dave Look out next year!' said
Charles Wright Kriegel.
quarterback and was assisted by Season Scores
ish, fifth and Allen replaced Griffiths at
• running backs, Jim Faucher, Pat N.M. 0 Shelton 0
of the season Eigner and Mike Ison in leading N.M. 0 Yelm 8
gue season the team offense. N.M. 0 Eatonville 20
Ion Middle According to Coach Stan N.M. 30 C.W.A. 18
N.M. 24 Vashon 12
two teams Kriegel, the team's outstanding N.M. 12 0rting 26
row, left to right: Bobby Burrows, Fred Durant, Tim Loveless,
Roundtree and Dwane Knapp. Middle row: Chris Jacobsen, Dave
)rd, Ken Matson, Rob McKenzie, Dave Allen, Ed Foster, Ken Strom and.
rls Hilstad. Back row: Dan Parker, Jayme Sparrowgrove, Pat Eigner,
Ison, Jim Faucher, Jack Egbert, Sid Villines, James Pollard, Ran
liott and Brett Snover. In back: Stan Kriege and Ran Angus. Also on
e team but not shown are Mike Zuber and Bobby Griffiths.
captain), Kathy Johnson, Debbie
Knight, Lee Mattern, Shawn
Murphy and Melitta Rauth.
The team's scorekeeper is
Dawn Hurd and the manager is
Team aims
for league's
top honors
North Mason soccer teams
were victorious in three of four
games played November 4 and 5.
Belfair Auto Wrecking
(under-10 boys) won 1-0 over a
tough South Kitsap team in a
tight defensive struggle. A goal in
the second half held up for the
win. The team is in a tight race
for the lead in the under-10
league with six wins, one loss
and a tie so far this season, and
two games yet to play.
Sands Boats (under-12 boys)
outscored a South Kitsap team
by 5-3 to clinch the Southern
League title with eight wins and
a tie. Fine goalie play by Mark
Knowles and Curt Cady and a
defense led by Eric Lindmann,
Chris Harmon and William
Crichton held off the South
Kitsap attack, while Brian Copps,
John Johnson, Brian Ruff and
Bruce Silvernale paced the
offense.
Parker Lumber (under-16
boys) regained the winning track
with a 4-2 win over a South
Kitsap team. A stout defense led
by goalies Tim Johnson and Joe
Hannan shut down South Kitsap
in the second half, while the
Belfair team scored two
unanswered goals for the win.
Reid Realty (under-19 boys)
lost a rough game 6-2 to a
physical South Kitsap team. The
goals were scored by Gordon
Leyde and Kevin Hendricks.
Saturday will feature three
games at Mission Creek field
starting at 10 a.m: and lasting
until 2:30 p.m. '
P?e Wee
g,rls end
season
The North Mason girls pee
wee basketball team finished its
season November 2 with a
roaring victory over Sheridan.
Final score 42 to 18.
The girls ranged in ages eight
to 13 years old. The team has
two and 10 for the season.
Although they started off
slowly, they greatly improved
with each game. During the
season, the outstanding scorers
were Nicole Berger, Debbie
Knowles and Jody Olsen, aided
by the strong defensive squad.
The team members were
Holly Berger, Nicole Berger,
Terri Cares, Tammy Dampier,
Wendy Dampier, Debora
Knowles, Jody Olsen, Teresa
Smethers, Cynthia Wyman and
Lisa Worms.
Julia Horn.
Mrs. Janet Genuit is the
coach. She said that "Attention
to basic volleyball skills and
team cooperation were my main
coaching goals. It's exciting to
watch the improvement these
girls made in one season and
how they worked together to
make the best plays. Serving was
one of our strongest points.
Several teams simply could not
return most of our 'powerhouse
serves.' I'm sure you'll be seeing
many of these girls on future
championship teams in high
school."
Crystal Amick is the leading
server for the varsity with 48
points made off her serves.
Debbie Knight is the leading
server for the junior varsity with
62 points.
Season's Scores
Yelm
Varsity: 15-6, 15-3.
JV: 15-2, 15-3.
Orting
Varsity: 15-6, 16-14.
JV: 15-10, 18-16.
Yelm
Varsity: 15-6, 15-2.
JV: 15-7, 15-4.
Columbia Crest
Varsity: 15-12, 9-15, 15-10.
JV: 15-7, 15-4.
Eatonville
Varsity and JV: 15-5, 10-15,
16-14, (One match -- Eatonville
has no JV team.)
Dieringer
Varsity: 13-15, 7-15.
JV: 15-8, 10-15, 15-12.
Vashon
Varsity: 15-0, 17-15.
JV: 15-3, 13-15, 15-13.
DAR to hold luncheon
The Elizabeth Ellington
Chapter of Daughters of the
American Revolution (DAR)will
present museum slides on objects
associated with early presidents
at a no-host Thankgiving
luncheon on Monday, November
20, 12:30 p.m. at the Belfair
Cafe. Mrs. Marion Cole will make
the presentation.
The DAR Museum was
started in 1890 and has a 50,000
object collection of American
arts before 1830. The 29 period
rooms trace development of life
in America.
Thanksgiving decorations will
be provided by Mrs. Nell Hazen
Masonry
* Fireplaces
* Block foundations
* Anything with masonry
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8 trips, 4 areas
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Call 275-6488 or 692-2667
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Mrs. Prichard at 479-2208 for
information and transportation.
Trifles
Revolutions are not trifles, but
spring from trifles. Aristotle
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to 6 p.m.
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