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November 196
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$!yle Wa&
Saturday
Students
Plowman. Shelton's new
coach, is a man with
.urday, at noon, he will
style walking to
on a competitive
his seventh, eighth and
grade physical education
and third place
be awarded in separ-
for seventh, eighth and
P.E. students from his
finish four laps around
mile in distance.
Could be fun to watch.
noon.
[TRY
entrants in the
country meet at Se-
Saturday, m a field of
finished 124th and
the division from schools
above 1.000 stu-
Van Blaricom did the 2.3
around Green Lake
While Dan Dittmar was
behind.
ended the cross country
for the Highclimbers
621
LEAGUE
IIEN,s CITY LEAGUE
W L
Jewelry ............ 23 10
ompany .............. 19 14
~iture 135 ............ 19 14
Timber .............. 17 16
................... 17 16
Store ...... 15 18
tbers .................. 12 21
.................. 10 23
-- Clarence Jagnow
-- Clarence Jagnow
Jagnow's 245 opening
foundation under a
in"mcn's city league
Monday night at
with 199 and 177
~e paced leading Beck-
to a whitewash win
Rexall Store (Bill
shutout was claimed
J Service (Ade Kopp&'-
when tailend Shaub-
to put a lineup on
Odd-game decisiQns
other two matches, as
~eSs phillips 589) tqpped
(Dan Wilson 588,
',, 584) and Simpson Tip~-
)son 548~ bested
g Wilson 522 ).
) W:OMEN'S LEAGUE
w
pion Service .... 36 25
................ 22 , 26
15 33
Coleman 194
act --- Donna Coleman 533•
~!ek---Donna Coleman 6-7•
4 (Georgia Coleman
0 (Donna Coleman
Grill 3 (Evadean Lord
1 (Debbie ? 420).
FIFTH
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BANQU ET BANTER--Shelton's annual post-season
football banquet next Tuesday evening will feature
the two University of Washington lineman pic-
tured here, Dale Stephens (above) and Roger
Dunn, both offensive tackles. Sponsored by the
SheltonKiwanis Club, the dinner will be held in
the Mr. View school cafeteria starting at 6:30 p•m.
Tickets arc available for $2 each at Beckwith
LaVonne Castle in the singles
division and Pat Austin paired
with Billie Modrow in the doubles
section wound up as champions
of one of the most successful
women's bowling association an-
nual tournaments closed last week:
mad at Shelto~ Recreation.
][ LaVonn~ he-4~ed,,a field of 90
entries inthe sl~ngle~ section with
her 658 aggregate, 'gained on
games of 210-170-175 and a hand-
icap of 103.
Pat and Billie had an 1181 ag-
gregate on Pat's 418 (130-151-
137) and Billie's 485 (161-158-166)
plus a 278 pin spot. There were 45
teams entered in the doubles.
The all-events victor won't be
revealed until the annual associa-
tion awards banqu.et, for which
no date has been announced at
this point•
TWenty-two places were paid in
the singles, eleven ip the doubles,
as follows:
SINGLES
1. LaVonne Castle ............ 658
210-170-175 (103)
2. Dolores White ................ 612
15Q-~56-126 (.180)
3. Nancy Bloomfield ........ 607
i50-i63-184 (110)
4. Jean I-Iartwell ................ 606
~78-20p-~5~ (69)
5. Billie ~V[odrow ................ 603
• '159-179-126 (139)
6. Ardis Claussen .............. 599
209-168-159 (63)
7. Marge Witcraft 596
' 178-183:163 (72)
8. Ann Cole ........................ 594
144-177-179 (94)
9. Inn Kimbel .................... 594
1~4-154-172 (94)
10. Joan Sharp .................. 589
195-160:t17 (157l
11. Adair Beau .................. 585
215-157:~37 (76)
12. Memory Smith ............ 584
148-162-182 (92)
13. Phyllis Collins ............ 584
158-159-182 (85)
14. Bobble Barnett ............ 582
166-183-155 (78)
15. Donna Coleman ..... : ...... 578
1~8-137-199 (74)
1~. JudiManke ................. 575
133-117-202 (123)
17. Dee Gray ...................... 575
"152-164-160 (99)
18. Vera Bishop ................ 573
201-150-139 (83)
e
all residents of Mason county except the City of Shelton
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Jewelry, Mann Real Estate, Kitsap Dairy, The
Journal, and Hoodsport Lumber, or from any mem-
ber of the Kiwanis Club. All players of both the
Highclimber varsity and B squads, their fathers,
and the coaching staff will be Kiwanis guests for
the evening. The dinner is open to men and boys
only due to limited seating facilities.
Will P lflFEid
19. Beth Brown .................. 567
168-155-136 ~108)
20. Marcia Cook ................ 565
119-162-152 (132)
21. Charleen Murr . ........... 563
200-126-159 (78) ,,
22. Florence Wood ............ 563
19~-146-133 (90)
DOUBLES
I. Pat Austin-Billie Modrow
418-485 (278) .............. 1181
2. Adair Neau-Dee Gray
510-491 ~175) .............. 1176
3. Eva Rostvold-Ina Kimbie
450-489 (220) .............. 1159
4. Nellie Rossmaier-Joan Sharp
451-450 (243) .............. 1144
5. Evadean Lord-Rosa Gish
458-443 (231) .............. 1132
6. Bobble Barnett-Jess Perry
494-442 (195) ............. 1131
7. Lorene Wilson-Vera Bishop
4,14-512 (204) .............. 1130
One more cut from the 31 play-
ers on the squad now will reduce
the Highclimber basketball roster
to its final personnel from which
Biders Compe ':e
e!o ©yc2e Brush
Endure Here Sunday
Coach Jack Wright will select his
varsity dozen•
Those on the ragged edge are
mostly seniors. Nine are among
the 31 Wright now list~. He prob-
ably will 16p two or three upper
classmen, rpaybe a couple of jun-
iors to get the squad down arolmd
25 or 26 from which the final var-
sity and B squad rosters will
evolve.
The seniors include Scott Swish-
er ,the squad's lone letterman. Bob
Miller, Brady Whitener. Ron Cole.
Mike Fredson. Bob Johnson, Ed
Keenan. Reid Preppernau, and
Mark Schmidt.
By SANDY BERNERT
Sheit:m Trtdlblazers Molo:'cycle
Club held its amlual bz'ushell~hlro
last Sunday at the Mason county
fairgromlds.
Eve.~, with tho rfliu and eo!d
\veakhor, the fUll drt,w 1.16 rider:L
The COil rse \VdS it 30-nfilo rlln
t h l','}u ~;'h n]tld, \\'~t tel'• OV(gr hills
down valleys, aer(ms creeks• Oo
i-he whole, this ),car's endure was
term(,d w-try successful with 26
more riders than last year.
Thiri.y trophies were nwarrded
including one for "fast linle". The
fir;;L ten riders who walked away
with trophies were: Mark Fletch-
er. first and tlm fast time award
Bob Hirst, Don C. ltcnnil~g, Cliff
SchacninK, Herb Fu!lner. F.on
Johnt,:on. Marv Estear Ron Ben-
nett, Gary Powers, and Bernie
ltuisingh.
The next event on the Trail-
bhlzers calendar is a game ]light
December 10 at Memorial Hail be-
tween 8 p.m. and midnight to
which the public is invited to join,
There wi!l be five door prizes as
well as many other prizes.
There will be a cycle meeting
,~aturday..Dec, 4, at 7 p.m. at the
fairgrounds. All interested riders
wismng to join the Trailblazers
are welcome.
THIRTEEN J U N I O R S on
Wright's present listing include
Skip Purvis, Dick Knautz, Steve
Looney, Dave Bayley, Rollie Duck-
ham, Mike Hays, Marc Lonn,
Bruce Wilson, Rick Marshall, Jon
Armstrong, Chief Clayton, Rick
McComb, and Tom Marshall.
The remaining nine are sopho-
mores: Mike Swisher, Jan DonMd-
son, Ken Howe, Jerry Sparks, Bill
Anderson, Lane Dorcy. Willie Tee,
John Slettedahl and Mike McDow-
ell. The first four are lettermen
f{'om Shelton junior high ,the last
two from Hood Canal junior high.
Looney is transferring back to
Shelton after two years at a pri-
vate school in New England. As an
eighth grader three years ago he
made the Blazer varsity squad as
a regula:r starter, COll]d be a strong.
bidder for the Highclimber first
~trin~. this Year.
SLETTEDA,IIL COMES from a
basketball family which has al-
readY sent two outstanding play-
ers through Elma high, one of
whom is now a sophomore bidding
for a vai~sity post with the Univer-
sity of Washington Huskies. He led
Elma to the state Class A 'eham-'
pionship two years ago and was a
unanimous choice foP' all-state aft-
8. Ardis Claussen-Charleen Murr
486-503 { 141) .............. 1130
9. Marg Tobler-Aml Cote
425-519 (184) .............. 1128
10. Helen Burnett-
Pauline Moore
397-428 (301) .............. 1126
11. Helen Bloomfield-
Dolores White
406-403 (317) .............. 1126
L:~Vonne's 555 was top scratch
series in the singles and Adair's
215 was best single game. Adair's
210 and Ardis Claussen's 209 were
next best singms. Jean Hartwell
..................................
.:;~ b'}:~;~;,~;, ~ ,
8ESCH, EHGEH
600 .................
LITTLE MUSCLEMAN--Rob Mills, encaped in his headguard
"MEN'S COMMERCIAL should be one of the top point-makers on the' Highcllmber wrest-
W L ling team this season. Competing in the 103-p~t, nd diyision, he
7~&R Oil ..: ....................... 22 10 leads off the mat cards in the first bout and as a c0nsj~tent win-
Wingard Sport Shop .: ...... 18 14 ner last year (he was unbeaten until the distrtct tourn&ment) he
Ziegler Came=a Shop ...... 17 15 compiled a 10-1 record. Coach Larry Weir expects him to make
Lumbelunen's ............ ' ...... 17 15 it to the state tourna,nent this year. Rob and his Highclimber
~itner's Higlibalters ...... 15 17 mat mates will be seen for the first time next week When they
State Fartn'h'Is ............... ]~4V, 17~,fi play host to North Mason Dec. 2 and Olympia Dec.~4.
.Vilson Company .............. 13 19 * * * "" * *
High galnes:---]~ill Besch 229 and
).20, Chub Butt 223, Gayle WentzR'0B G'R0WST09' ' '
tnd Joe Engep 221.
High series--Bill Besch 634, Joe
~]ngen 600• For the first time in a wrestling more between weigh-in and match
Bill Besch and Joe Engen rode
a bowling tandem to 600 series in
the men's Commercial League last
week.
Bill bashed a 699 on 229-185-220
and Joe hit 600 right on the but-
ton with 190-189-221. Joe's team,
Wingard Sport Shop, had better
luck titan Bill's B&R Oil. however,
winning a goose-egg victory over
Gott Oil ~Del Hartwell 502) while
B&R grabbed a 3-1 count from
State Farm Insurance (Rog Hoff
had a second-best series at 537
and Ardis a 536 for third.
In the doubles, Ma=-gc 7¢itcraft
led the way with a 549 series,
Charleen Mum" with a 202 game•
Marge and Donna Coleman had
201s and Nellie Rossmaier a 200.
Joan Sowers' 526 and Ann Cole's
519 were next best series.
career now in its fifth season, Rob time just by eating. Most of them
Mills may find an opponent he out- have to dehydrate and starve
weighs as he carries the High- themselves to make weight•
climber colors into mat combat Not Rob. He couldn't even get
this year. within five pounds of the maxi-
Robbie, in the opinion of his mum allowably poundage, try as
coach, Larry Weir, is a potentia.' he weald.
state champion in the 103-pound Until this year. that is. Using
weight class• But Rob has never every trick of the trade to gain
weighed as nmch as 103 pounds weight, Rob soared to 109 pounde
since he first took up the grap- in the last six months, so this
pling sport as an eighth grader year, as a senior, he will have tc
in Portland. Then he weighed less lay off tile milkshakes and d~ink
525). than 80 ponnds while competing in no water or eat normal food for
In other league play, Wilson I the 94-pound division against high the day or two before a match se
Company (Harry Pete|'son 553~ school freshmen Thai; was as farhe can make the weight limit--
won a 3-1 decision from Zicglerdown as the weight divisions went. from the other direction.
Camera Shop (Lloyd Cla~k 531) Howeve:', even though he was THAT WILL PUT him on an
while Lumbermen's [Bab Stewart a year younger and a grade be- even basis with opponents for the
574) ~)lit with Ritner's Highbal- bind, and more than 10 pounds first time in his life and, Web
let's (Chub Nut(574). lighter, than his opponents the believes, make him the state 106
. ability which Coach ~h}'eir now de- pound champion..
~'~iT~--W'~-~-i~'K--~-GI2 tects as potential championship Oil, yes, 106 pounds. In high
calibre was beginning to show. He school wrestling, tile weights
~.~,.~ ~ ' competed succossfull,, on the f,'esh-ct, ange during the season. *t the
~ER~AP.T
man squad that fi'rst year and beginning it is 103, oil Jail. 1 it
for two additional years before moves to 105 pounds, and in Feb-
MERCHANTS LEAG~vE L of his-junior year in 1964. boys' in high school will g'row dur-
ra°ring to Stmli.(m at {he beginning ruary to 10g, on tile theory that
Western Auto ................... 23 13 LAST YEAR with the High- ink tile season.
Fuller Construe(ion ........ 22 14 elimbers hc wrestled his way clearSo it will be interesting to for
Olympic Plywood ............ 21 15
Kimbel & W21itey's .......... 20 16
Prepp's Rexall Store ........ 17 19
Stewart's Foodliner ........ 16 20
Renecker's Construction 13 23
Ralph's Servc-U ............... 12 24
High games---Phil Adams 246.
A1 Hanson 234
High serles--Chuck White 612
A R~AL
er his great play in the state tour-
: nament.
Coach "Wright is hoping John is
cvt of the same dloth.
Wright is pleased with the ea-
~'erness and high spirit of t~c as-
pirants for his first Hi.o:.hcli:nber
team, seems hopefi~} all 'the Kloom
over Shelton basketball prospects ,;~:'::~
LONELY LI~TTERMAN," Scot~: Swisher is t e' 0n ........ r~ urnin
fOrjustified.this year might not be fully letter wipner from ast-- years' ~ighclimber' ' basketballb' Ysquad~ an~
The Climbers open their 1965-66 will be the key~m'an*~'roun~ wh¢)'rh~ newBhelt0n h6op~d0ach Jack
schedule a week from Friday nightWright constructs his first Climber cage club.'Swisher is a
in the jamboree at Central ..KitsaP. senio,..
into the district meet at Puyallup low Robbie Mills wrestling achieve-
before he met his match and lost. ments this year when he may even
His season record was 10 victories outweigh a rival by a pound m
and that one defeat. The thing two on occasions.
was. even though he was on a diet That first chance chines Decem-
of milkshakes and everything pos- bet 4 when the Highclimbers host
sible to put pounds on his bones. Olympia in Shelton gy~n, which
Rob never weighed above 98 you'll hear more about in next
pounds last year. That usually week's Join'hal.
meant he was outweighed as much But don't be late if you want
as 10 pounds every(line he went to watch Rob Mills in action. He'll
to the mat because wrestlers, gen- be in the opening bout of the var-
l erally, eml put on five pounds and sity matches.
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2 8th Graders Among
24 B azers Earning
1965 Grid Leflers
Next year's Blazer football re'tin
will start off with the [isset of L\vo
letlermen, a i)mr of this year's
eighth graders who had aptitndes
to join 22 ninth graders who esrn-
ed their letters during this past
sea SOil,
Coach Bill B~iekert's list of var-
sity monogram winners of the 1965
season iltclude tackle Bob McClaD-
lhan and g~at'd Goorge Wilson,
They're the eigth graders, who w~ill
~e Lhc I)illars around ~.vholn the
1966 team will be constructed•
The ninth gzaders who won their
letters inehlded three who al~o
q.u'ned them last year. to become
members of a rare chlb whose
.nembership is confined to lwo-let-
ter winners in football In the trio
a, re Chris Close. Gary Anstin and
Gene Purvis.
The rest arc Bill Drmiels. Ed Ad- ,|
ares, Johm Flower, Lee BurfieIld,
:!
L~rry Lund, Scott Puhn. Grog
Richcy, Mike Timpani. Don Sorn-
ers, Dave Steinbe-q'. BiP ~i-~,n~.~.
Mary Willson, Greg I-IasBrou~,
Mike LaMa~su. Bin, £m~,,,..- .... • i
WiteraNrt, Don l)onaldson.Mike |
Frank. and Craig Rey~v:,lds.
Another six earned their ni,udent
managers letters: Alan Carlson,
Bob Dunn. Dave Krogh, Les Okon-
ek. Jim Roberts. and Ric Coo~s. 1
lic is an eighth grader.
The letters were to be presented
nt the annual football assembly
this Wednesday afternoon, when
the honorary captain and inspira-
tional award winners were also to
")e revealed.
MR. AND MRS. LEAGUE
Grapeview Grocery ........ 29 11
Eacrett Lumber ..i ............. 28 12
Purdy Realty .................... 26 1-I
J & J Service .................... ~2 1,
Oriffey Construction ...... 22 18
Sharer's Diggers .............. 20 .20
Ah'n Shell Service .......... 13 27
~Iigh games-. Shirley Engen
170. ,Toe Engen 212
High series Shirley Engen
481, Eldon Todd 579 "
...... i Eaerett 4 ~EIdon Todd 579~.
Diggers 0 (Jack Pearson 470~;
Purdy 4 (Joe Engen 5671. Allyn
Shell 0 (M'ary Peters 387~: J & J '~
3 IWilf White 468), Griffey 1
(Fae Robinson 416).
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