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Fairbanks-Mors$
PUMPS
HELTON'-]AON COUNTY ,TOTYRNAT,,
For Every
lurDose run this Friday evening in the
flendly aura of the Shelter gym
when Coach Chet Dombroski gives
SrON it the throttle against Silverdale
rJL in the first of nine rugged prac-
ELECTRIC CO. tic games. • .
n,,. mr,, oh^. 4 lart of t, ha greater range
.... -'- ........... "'" which makes this year's squad po-
• 'S
I III • tentmlly stronger than last year,
[O|DN T VOUR MOTNER[ [SHE SAYS WF.. DON V T
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Automobile Acceder|ca, Oil, Tires, Batteries
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
First and Cedar Phone 126
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HIGHCLIMBER H00PMEN OPEN l Cleansweeps Keep
SEASON HERE FRIDAY EVENING ,Leaders in Same
00ith 00roater height, more speed be av,,ih00bl00 00omorrow
evening's ol)ener, however, for 6- -,n Positions
and stronger reserves than htst
year, the 194.7-48 Highcllmber
hoop machine makes its first test
W L worked oUl nex| Monday eve- W L
Old Mill ........................ 27 12 Ring ,]lell a raRe|ins of all lean]
McColkcy Pharmacy 26 13 Simpson Electricians 22 1.1
managers anti sponsors has been Olympic Plywood ...... 22 :1d
Ritner s Corner. ......... 22 17 (,ailed. . Morgan-Eacrett Lbr. 21 15
Pantorium Cleaners .. 20 19 The session will be held in Pantorium Cleaners.. 19 :17
Dotson Tire Store. ..... 17 22 l'rhwilml George Ilermes' of-
Shclton Grocery ........ 16 23 fh'e at the mJor high s(qmol Local 161 .................... 17 ]9
I<imbel Motors .......... 15 21
Mac's Corner . ............. 15 24 siartlng at. 7:30 o'cloci. Grunert's Service ... 1.t 22
Werberger Winery .... 13 26 All managers and sponsors in-
High ganlc-Pauliae Stagey 185 . , ' ............ • 2.
High total--Pauline Stal¢y 484 circuit are invlled lo altend lhe . 14
]latt'hes Tnesday meellng, when nigh(s of play,
7.--Wer'berger vs Old Mill starting dales, identity of teams
Grocery vs Dotson Tire to lie entered, and oii|cr details 7--Pantorinnl vs h$organ Lbr.
9--Pantorium vs McConkey of operation of the league will Local 161 vs Electricians
Mac's Corner vs Ritner's be |rushed aver. 9---Kimbel Mira. vs Plywood
........ Mell Chev. vs Grunert's
Sweeping their rivals aside witl - "-- ' " '
shutout tz'iumphs, Old Mill and * Three teams arc locked in a
McOonkoy Pha, m00ey continued Mamtelmnce Gets tight skirmish for the commercial
their one-two battle for feminine "ght B le,guc bowling league after last
bowling league leadersi,ip, the 11 Strm efore week's results found the tail-spin-
Hoodsport quintet hanging onto o ning Simpson Electricians cent|n-
its o.o-.me margin over the String Breaks Off uing their tohoggaa slide while the
pharmacists. RAYONIER BOWLIwNG L fast-coming Morgan-Eacrett Lum-
ber and the consistent Olympic
Plywood outfits kept their win-
Maintenance .............. 28 8 Ring gaits.
.................. .................. Commercial Knot
CITY BASKETBALL
LEAGUE SESSION Tightens, Three
SLATED MeN*lAY Teams Contending
Details of the 19.17-,18 ('it)'
foot 2-inch Norm Buck letter- WOMEN'S BOWLING haskelball league season will I)e COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
man center, is definitely 'sidelined
Office .......................... 2,1 12
Supervisors ................ 23 13
Grease Balls .............. 19 17
Blcach Plant .............. 17 19
Electricians ................ 12 24
Cllemists ...................... 12 25
Research Gh•ls .......... 10 26
High game--Joe Rank 203
High total=--Joe Holt 5]7
Its winning string snipped, at
eleven straight, Maintenance found
a game of its Rayonier bowling
league lead scissored Monday
night by the fast-coming Office
quintet, which .swept-to a white-
Tile Plywood now shares the
le'gue lead with the Electricians
while the lumbermen arc.only one
game beifind after sweeping three
from the electron chasers last
week. Charlie Cole gave*the 2x4
dispensers the benefit, of the sir-
suit's best individual total as he
paced the Morgan-Eacrett victory,
While the veneermen won an odd-
game decision fzxm Grunert's
Service on wiff Jessup's big open-
ins game and Bill Dickie's last
frame double for a two-pin mar-
gin• Bad Kenyon saved the fi-
nale fer Gruncrt's with a 201
for a while with a couple of bum
ankles.
DOMBROSKI is figuring " on
Buck for his regular center this
year and with the rangy junior in
the game could place a team on
the floor with four of its five
players topping the six-foot mark,
the fifth missing it by a fraction
of an inch. That would be a team
including Ken Cardinal at 6-4,.',,
L. C. Harmon and Ken Carlson,
both at 6-1, and Buck, while Bob
Tobey raises that standard by only
a whisker•
However, Harmon hasn't been
working with the starting lineup
so far and Carlson is.less than a
50-50 possibility as an opener at
this stage of the going.
WITH BUCK out of his plans
for the moment, Dombroski was
sure of only tlu'ee starting posi-
tions yesterday, Cardinal at cen-
ter, Tobey at forward, and Lct-
terman Glenn Anderson at guard,
The second forward was a toss-up
between Quent McPherson and
Letterman Bob Rice, nor were
t of that quartet sure of get-
the call over Jim Skagen or
Carlson,
Dombroski may lmve picked up
a valuable addition to his va/'slty
squad this week' when Herb Baze,
a 6-foot. 2-inch senior who has
layed a couple of years of cry
agone basketball, reported..Bazc
is a little behind the rest of the
squad in conditioning but his size
ad sawy may make him a strong
link in' Dombroski s chain of re-
serves.
TIlE ADDITION of last year's
B-team regulars has added speed
to this year's squad as well as
scoring punch With Tobey and
Clary being fbm shots to add to
Cardinal's known point-producing
ability. Cardinal was the team's
top tally-maker last year.
The usual twin-bill, with B
teams stating play at seven
o'clock, will usher tn the new bas-
ketball season tomorrow night.
The varsity game should get urder
way about 8:15.
Season tickets admit their hold-
ers to all practice games as well as
regular conference games which
start , JmL 2, Principal George
Helnes 9olrted out yesterday.
Rolling on the first shift, the I
druggists found Mac's Corne r I
stubborn rivals and all three gameh I
were tight affairs, the first wind-]
lag up in a 731-pin deadlock which
the pharmacists won in tile roll- "
off, w, hile ,the otherpMr were set- "
tied by lss .than '0 pins each.
erd 1 McConkey's 465 p'aced tile
victors.
Old Mill's victory over Shelton
Cash GrocezT was largely a mat.
ter .of good teamwork; $Sur mere.
hers of the lineup g0ing:above av-
erage with Erie smith's 479 sec-
ond best total of the night. Teeny
Sharps, Merna Miffliff .nd Anu
Simpson all scored exceptionally
well, too.
Another cleansWeep was ro-
T|IAT'R ONE place where tlfist corded by Dotson's Tire Store be-
year s varsity squad, now number- [ hind Pauline Staleyts leading 484
ing 12 players, figures o be much I total, aided no little by aoRta.go-
stronger.than last year, and the I bolstering totals from Alice Kop-
Highclimber hoop mentor won t!perman and Mary Sutherland.
be weakening his starttng lineup] The only odd-game verdict of
by substituting 1.ike he did last the night went- to Pantorium
year. I Cleaners over Ritner's Corner
This: yar's outfit, too, will be a With Phyllis Tembruetl and Freda
shooting aggregation and figures Fredson supplying the big stick
to score coniiderably more points toppling. Emily Kier snared one
than its immediate predecessor, for the losers with her 172 opener.
Whether it'll measnre up defens- The lineups:
|rely ts the thing Dombroski can't MeConkey's (3) Marc's Corner (0)
tell nntil .this year's squad has Handicap 195, Handicap 312
been thoroughly tested in battle• McConkey 4651Frisken 391
3571H.Smith
409 'Piffany
COACHF- SET RULES--Sev-
eral p01r/s' WhiCh liars caused
complaints in the past were i'gBed
out by coaches and principgl'Sf
the eigh claools comprising the
northern division of the SLth-
west Washington high school .bas-
keiball conference at a meeting
held in Elms Monday evening.
Probably most important of
these was approval of a move to:
select four two-man officiating
teams tO w0rk all division games
and a tentative list was approved
by the group. It will not be rati-
fied until those approved are found
to be willing and able to work the
northern division games.
IT WAS also decided that the
home team would have its choice
of uniforms in case of conflict in
colors, that the warm-up period
.between first and secOnd team
games will be limited to 15 mln-
utes, that all second team games
will start at seven o'clock, and
that only the home school wilt
have its band at any o game.
The officiating teams, trader the
plan approved Monday, would ro-
tate among the ' eight conference :
schools, no one team working for
the same home school more than
any other pair. Traveling expenses
of the whistle-tooting teams would
be pro-rated among the eight
schools.
Schirmer 388
Hall 323
Price 3661Dickie 284
Blaha 353 Edg'ley 396
731 736 678 2145 731 708 655 2094
Goodrich (3) Werherger's (0)
tiandicap 354 Handicap 417
Staley 484 Jacobson 371
Kopperman 414[White 308
Dotson 318 Lindberg 319
Schuffenh'r 308 Klmbel 394
Sutherland 466 Pearce 331
795 777 772 2344 673 71"/ 750 2140
Pantorlmn (2) Ritner's (1)
Handicap 348 Handicap 423
Fredson 410{ Duncan 274
Tembreutl 4311Edmiston 331
Daniels 365[ Htmtet" 365
Berets 374[ Willour 382
Cart : 340] Kelr 422
729 7.95 7i4 2268[ 779 675 743 2197
Old ; .(8) , Cash Groe. (0)
Handicap 246 Handicap 422
E,Smith 479 Ferrier .,, 447
Slrpe .22 J:nl'an.[ 27 i
Mfftlri 440 skertsey 40
Simpson 419 Sargean 271
Robinson 391 M.Durand 396
817 774 806 2397 723 738 752 2213
Shelton Bowlers
Finally Top Camp
Grisdale Lineups
Camp Grisdalc kegelers scalped
another Shelton bowling team on
the Grisdale alleys last week but
got skinned twice themselves
when they ventured into Shelton
to meet more competition on the
maple boards.
George Husk rolled a hanclsome
601 series to lead the loggers to
a top-sided verdict over Beck-
wlth's Jewelers at Grisdale, with
Johnny Storts giving him 550 sup-
port.
On the Shelton Recreation
drives Sunday, however, the, same
Grisdale lineup lost a 25-pin de-
cision to the league-leadingPast-
|me team of the City ]Seagu¢, nei-
ther team doing any s¢orthg to
brag of, while another Gisdale
lineup droppe a 78-pin verdict l:o
Beckwith's in another low-scoring
affair.
The iineups:
G rlsdale Beekwtth's
Handicap 324J Handicap , 126
J.Puhn 4181Merrick 480
E. Ford 410 Dodds 510
J.Storts 55 Deer 457
G.Adams 4991W:.Earl . 460
G.Husk 601 Bayley 467
775 845 856 2802 849 784 867 2500
Grlsdale Pastime.
Handicap 303 Hndicap . 117
J.Puhn 404 Kopperman 507
F.Sne]grove 448 Dotson 427
J.Storts 435 Funk 537
G.A2/ams 431 K.Fredson 463
G.Husk 489 Ferrier 484
796 834 880 2510 787 891 857 2535
Grlsdale Beekwlth's
Handicap 474 Hafidicap 123
R.Jotmson 4111Merrick 529
W.La2VIarsh 486] Dodds 523
S.Hansen 396 Deer 443
F.Lord 377 W.Earl 481
B.MaZtows 347 Bayley 465
840 836 815 2491 902 816 848 2564
Girls Li Top
neup s
Prep Bowling Ix00p
PREP BOWLING LEAGUE
W L
Hedrick's Fountain .. 5 1
Texaco Service ........ 4 2
Miller's Men' Sllop .. 2 4 ,
Union Oil .................... 1 5
High gameDon Lund, Chuck
Berets, 184 each.
High totalDon Lund 418,
Gtr/s .matched their bowling
skill against boys in high schoSi
league kegeling competition Mon-
day afternoon and wound .up all
square by dividing two shttout re-
sults,
Hedrick's Fountain Lunch, one
wash victory over the Chemists
while the circuit pace-makers had
to settle for a 2 to 1 edge over the
Grease Balls.
Joe Holt and Bruce Thorpe
posted the only totals topping
500 during the night as they led
the .Office to the victory which
gave it sole possession of second
place. Supervisors, second place
shareholders for the past several
weeks, slipped to third even
though winning an odd-game ver-
dict from Bleach Plant as Pete
LaMarsh and old reliable Ernte
Lemley prodded, their averages.
Maintenance won its opener
with consistent scoring from the
entire lineup but slipped badly in
the second to snap the year's lon.
est winning streak at eleven
straight. Joe Rank, posting the
nlghCs best single game, and
Norm Westlund righted the Main-
tenants ship for a neat 930 clos-
ing game, however.
The Electrician s dropped the Re-
search Girls, 2 to 1, in a low-scor-
ing match. The scoring:
Supervisors' (2) Bleach Plant (1)
Handicap 6241 Hand|cat) 588
Lemley ' 498 ICarl Rains 416
LaMarsh 484t Mahaffey 300
J.Moore 3571Lunsforcl 366
McCann ' 375[ Cab Rains 417
Muller 3301 Friend 462
934 801 933 26681863 854 832 2549
EleetrlcJalm (2) . Res. Girls (1)
Handicap 624 i Handicap 993
Frutiger 444 Bishop , 298
R.Bare 333 i cormier .... 329
JnSen ' 4131 Pace ' 308
L.Bare 331 V.Gray 221
Stevenson 44t M;Kilaney 344
853 829 904 2586 816 839 838 2493
Malntonmtce (2) Grease Balls (l)
Handicap 3ol t Handicap 570
N•Westlund d98 H.Cole 397
Rank 4891 Olive,' 382
Steehler 434t Edmiston 366
Temple 4111Zeitler 338
Skeisey 429] Wright 378
903 779 930 26i2 798 816 817 2431
Office (3) Chemists (0)
,-tan'dicap 453, Handicap 606
Thorpe 510 Stoy :]98
Briggs 381 Perkins 374
Peacher 343 Howry 308
Holt 5171 Peach 386
Gavareski 465 Tobler 463
952 879 838 2669 864 842 829 2535
Game Biologist
Appointed For
Peninsula/00/¥ea
Seattle, Nov. 28.Appointment
of Art Crews as district game
biologist in the Grays Harbor-
Olympic Peninsula area was an-
nounced today by Game Director
Don W. Clarke. Crews fills a va-
cancy which Ires existed for sev-
eral months, during which time
ame biological work in the area
as handled by other biologists of
the department.
Crews is a graduate of Wash-
ington, State College and has a
master s degree from Oregon
State College. He has been with
the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Ser-
vice for the Past 12 years, spec-
ializing on predator and rodent
control.
One of Crews' a
• ssignments,
Clarke decmred, will be to siudy
the relationship between Wild life
and reforestation. He will gather
data on the effects 'of deer, elk
and predatory animal populations
on forest crops.
Clarke said that data the de-
partment now has indicatesthat
elk and deer help to control the
growth of b.roadlef plants, such
as alder ann maple, thereby aid-
ing the growth of coniferS, They
eat little coniferous material, he
adds.
PREP BASKETBALL SCORES
Montesano 27, Oakville 16.
Elma 38, Naselle 30
Stevens produced the two top to-
tals of the day. The scoring:
Texaco (3) Union 011, (0)
Handicap 555[ Handicap 948
Brown 368 Ferguson 236
Lund . 418{ Meyer 237
Stevens 4121Fredson 254
Dummy 363/Kerhat 300
668 702 747 21171647 651 677 1975
Hedrick's (8) " Miller's (0)
Handicap 9351 Handicap 498
Hulbert 273] Berets 389
Demmon 2671Wentz 381
Ashbaugh 2761 Strobe 237
Skelsey 339[Welrauch 279
684 645 761 2090t524 618 592 1784
of the feminine teams, surged into
the league lead by whipping tle A total travel distance equal-
. • , ing 12 trips around the world in 14
all-boy, s team representing Mdler s ._ ._ ,h ^ , .......
, ' behi T * Skel , months = a*gnc record of Sea
MensShop nd STy SeyS L " ........ "
scoring. Laura Ashbaugh 'also man,at orderiy of C am' enlisted
helped with a healthy increase jflig ' " r" _ Naval Air
over her last week's average. Transp?r n 1 e' :.In flying 269,-
ne boys evened things for the 000 m_lefl. TS a time, Wtckham
day when Texaco Service blaked served A passengers 4,320 in-
Union Oil as Don Lund and Frank flight meals.
count.
Pantorium Cleaners supplanted
Local 16] in fourth place with a
cleansweep over the union quintet
behind Bill Besch's heavy scoring
and Ernie Anderson's 214 single-
ton which topped the league. Mell
Chew'olet continued its comeback
with a 2 to 1 victory over Kimbel
Motors on big games by Poly
Gerhardt and Alex Toney. The
scoring:
Pank)rluln (3) Lo(tl 161 (0)
HandieLp. .225[ Handicap 429
E.Adesn: 486 Wright 489
Besch : ;I .' 532 Olivek, 400
Keever . 371 sharPe " 325
KeiPi ', ; 4271Temple' 4'23
Lindgrran : 515 Jacobsbrt 366
827 869 860.2556 819 847 766 2432
Morgan.Lbr. (3) Shnp. Elect. (0)
Handictp' 1.721 Handicap 501
T.Nelson 5181L.Lc.rnan 388
H.Danies 434 Boardman 393
C.Cole "' 5371Coburn 334
B.Daniel 4581Calkins 478
R.Andel'sbn 5!9 M.Leman 376
871 897 870 2638 8B9:$42 789 2470
Plywood: () Gr;mert's (1)
Handicap 426 Handicap' '234
Ahlskog 461 Cormier 477
Eagles Concentrate On
3 Events Durhg Month
Eagles of Shetton aerie 2070
have three events on which to con°
centrals their attention and ef-
forts in the near future.
First of these is hard-times
party to be held this coming Sat-
urday evening in the Eagles Buf-
ftet, starting at 9 p.m. It ts open
o all Eagles mad their invited
friends.
Next ome the visit on Decem-
ber t4 Of former tate Eagle pres-
ident Jess Sapp o Seattle, who,
will address a district meeting of
Eagle aeries to be held In the
Shetton Eagles Hall. Delegates
from five aeries in this distr£ct
are expected,
And finally, a big New Year's
Eve dance, in the Eagles Hall has
been scheduled for the bensftt of
the new Junior Eagles aerie which
is being formed here•
Let Us help you be more comfortable this
winter with a new heating unit. Come by
DICKISON FUEL CO, today and discuss
your problem with them. They are al-
ways glad to give you friendly advice and
free estimation.
LET US PUT YOU ON OUR REGULAR
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FINER FOOD PRODUCTS
Miller d03 J.Stewart 483
Dummy 441 Kenyon 525
Jessup 413 H.Cle 377
Dickie 4531 Rank 510
891 822 884 25971859 820 827 2606
Mell Chev. (2) Kimbel Mtrs. (])
Handicap 330 Handicap 417
Gerhardt 4621B•Pearson 471
McNiel :-
4051C.Berets 404
Toney),, . 4051Bud,, arl , 362
Dummy 396t J.Pearson 375'
Wiseman 388 B.Phillips 364
852 733 801 2386' 797 827 769 2393
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Grid Letter at Whitman
Whitman College, Walla Walla,
Wash.. Nov. 30. -- Twenty-eight
members of the 1947Whitman col-
lege football tcam have earned
letters during' the season just
ended. Director of Athletics Dave
Strong said today.
Among the 16 first-year isig-
nia winners was Harold Wilson,
freshman from Shelton who was
a three-sport athlete during his
high school earecr on Highcllmb-
er football, basketball and base-
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Members of the Mason County
Sports and Skeet Club will attend
to routine business affairs at their
first meeting of the month to-
night in the Odd Fellows hall
starting at 8 .p.m.
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