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PAGE sI:rELTON--MASON COUIh%TT JOL IgAL- Published in r'gh stmastaw , U.S.A.", $helton, Thursday, GOING, GOING, GONE!--~Olympia's John Clark faced tile moment of tcuth when this Journal sports photo was shot Saturday evening in Shel- ton gym. Help{esaly pinned to the mat by Shel- ton's Dave Armstrong, a moment later Clark was WilES' LERS declared loser of the 191-1b. division bout by a'fall at 1:25 of the second round. Armstrong's victory gave the Highclimbers their last five points en- route to a surprising' 36-16 triumph ov~r the Bears, in the wrestling season inaugural for both squads. Shelton varsity grapplers open- swifter triumph in the ll2-lb, div- 145 -- Merv Kinnan (S) pinned ed their 1965-66 season with a big, isiun. He put Bruce Bunce's should- Warren Grimm, 1:32, first. morale-building SucCess when they ers to the canvas in 1:25. overwhelmed Olympia, 36-16, in The visiting Bears rallied mo- the Shelton gym Saturday night, mentarily to win decisions in the Since the Climbers lind been fig- next two matches to reduce the ured only 50-50 bets, the one-sid- edge to 10-6, although Mike Seal's edness of the final count was sin'- 4-3 sqeaker over Joe Thompson prising and highly 0atisfying. Be- controversial. The Climbers sides that, the Highclin)bcrs wres- thought Thompson should have had tled out of their normal weight an escape and reversal just before classes for the most part, except the buzzer which would have given in the lightest and heaviest divi- him the decision. ing with a 10-0 lead. Sophomore David Rose, making his first var.. sity start in any sport for the Climbers, disposed of his 103-lb. foe, Fred Dobler, in a minute and 53 seconds of the opening round. THEN ALONG came talented Rob Mills, normally the 103-1b. Highcllmber entry, with an even sions. Then the Climbers took off. In Two victories won with breath- i the next four bouts they rolled up taking rapidity in She two opening 116 points on pin victories by Don matches got the Climbers off fly- Boll at 133 and Merv Kinnan at 145 and decision wins by Dave Dethlefs at 138 and Steve Daugh- erty at 154. Dethlcfs achievement was especially noteworthy as his ~ opponent, Robin Cushing, has gone to the state meet twice. Kinnan hardly worked up a sweat, decking Warren Grimm in 1:32 of the first round at 145 lbs. Boll went to 1:26 of the second to flatten Dick Le- Mier at 133 Ibm. THE BEARS interupted Shel- ton's point-parade when Rick Cum- mings caught Jim Maloney at 0:38 of the second round for a fall, but Dan Barrom and Dave Armstrong more than made up for that by dumping their rivals in the 175 and 191 lb. brackets. Dan got his 154 -- Steve Daugherty .(S) dec. Dennis Banker, 7-2. 165--Rick Cummings (O) pin-i ned Jim Maloney, :~8, second. 175 -- Dan Barrom (S) pinned Bill Grimm, 1:31 third. 191 -, Dave Armstrong (S) pin- ned John Clark, 1:25 second. Hvy. -- Ron Lindskog (O) pin- ned Jim Borst, 1:40, first. BEAR JAYVEES WIN- Three forfeits put the Climbers in a hole which an amazing come- back in the late events couldn't offset in the junior varsity pre- liminaries, so Olympia took home a 35-23 margin. The Climbers had no entries for the 103 lb. and unlimited divisions and then had a cruel blow from fate when Steve Mills broke a bone in his right forearms at the very outset of his l12-1b, match so had to forfeit. Olympia won the 120, 127 and 133 lb. bouts by pins so had 35 points in the bag before the Climb- ers got on the board. Every other match went to the Climbers by pins except Dale Downtng's decision win in the 191 lb. division, and fall 10ss in the Today JUNIOR IIIGII BASNE'rBALL %V L pf pa Centralia .................. 1 0 48 29 ,i3 Miller . ........................ 1 0 34 ,Jefferson, ~ ................. nl 0370 3~ SHELTON .......... I Hoqumm .................. 1 35 37 ',Washington .............. 0 1 34 ~;,' Hopkins .................... 0 1 29 48 (~ames Today Miller at Shelton Ccmtralia at:- Hoquiam Jeffelson at Hopkins ]au~t Week Jefferson 37, I~Ioqutam 35 Miller 43, Washington 34 Centralia 48, Hopkins 29 With a week's added practice under their belts, the letterman- loaded Shelton Blazers open the;ir 1965-66 junior high b~sketball sea- son this afternoon in Shelton gym by hosting one of the pre-seas0n title favorites, the Miller Kittens of Aberdeen. Tip-off time is 2:00 o'clock for the varsities, with a wind-up game to be played by the 8th grade teams of both schools. Under their new coach, Gary Karlberg, the Blazers will com- mand the floor in p~atoons. In one )!a~L0on W$11 be three of last yeaffs returning lettermen--Mike La- Marsh, Bill Daniels, and Gary Austin, in a lineup rounded out by Ed Adams and probably Bud Tu- son. The other two lettermen--Chris Close (who is bothered by a shoui- der muscle injury) and Gone Pur- ;is--will work with Lee Burfiend, Frank Schmidt and probably Greg Richey. Dori Donaldson and Rick Peck- ham are possibilities to step in ahead of Tuson and Richey and probably will see some action even f they don't. Miller should be a severe test for the veteran Blazers, having looked very impressive in its 43- 35 opening victory over Washing- ton of Olympia last week. Central, East Given 7 Places Each On Climber All-Opponent Highcllmber gridmen apparently had .a lot of respect for the Cent- ral Kitsap team they beat, 14-0, during the recent football cam- paign for they named as many Cougars to their all-opponent team as they did members of the cham- pionship East Bremerton Knights. Of the 22 positions on offensive and defensive opponents lineups, the Climbers named seven from both Central and East. South Kit- MUSIC BOX 205 Cota 426-4302 fall at 1:31 of the last round, Dave his at 1:25 of the second. That wrapped up the verdict for the Climbers, now ahead by 36-11, giving Olympia little consolation for winning the unlimited bout by a pin. The w~rs~ty match results: 103 -- Dave Rose (S) pinned Fred Dobler, 1:53, first. 112 -- Rob IV[ills (S) pinned Bruce Bunce, 1:25, first. "120 -- Mike Heal (O) dec. Joe Thompson, 4-3. 127 -- Gary Steigler (O) dec. Chuck Thompson, 7-0. 133 --- Don Boll (S) pinned Dick LeMier, 1:26, second. 138 --- Dave Dethlefs (S) dec. Robin Cushing, 4-3. ,:. - .. , •o ,~ ee Trim your tree in comfort. Make everyone happy with casualshoes Styles and sizes to fit every member of the family. And please them all. Don t stop there, Delight your friends, Don t know sizes? Give them a gift certificate for the Hush Puppies® casuals of their choice in Breathin' Brushed Pigskin® or new smooth leather. They'll all thank you. Every time they put them on, O BRAND CASUALS ® Operated & Managed by Christensen's for Shoes, Bremerton SHOE DEPT. Open Fri. 'Til 9 p.m. Starting Dec. 13 Mon. - Sat. 'Til 9 P.M. ii I 145 lb. class. Dave Frank had the fastest fall of the JV competition at 1:28 of the first round in the 165 division. Mark Weston, Chuck VanderWal and Don Armstrong also won for the Climbers by falls. The JV match results: 103 -- Shelton forfeit to John Osmundson, Olympia. 112 --- Shelton forfeit to John Barnes, Olympia. 120 -- Steve Collins (O) pinned Dan Good, 1:24 second. 127 -- Mike Bates (O) pinned Tom Adams, 1:42 second. 133 -- Chuck.McClure (O)pin- ned Stan Cowles, 1:53 second. 138 -- Mark Weston (S) pinned Terry Ketchen, 1:29 second. 145 -- Dennis Royal (O) pinned John Koch, !:44 third. 154 -- Chuck Vanderwall (S) pinned Jack Ketchen, :22 third. 165 -- Dave Frank (S) pinned Dan Camus, :32 first. 175 -- Don Armstrong (S) pin- ned Mat Reed, l:~t2 third. 191 -- Dale Downing (S) dec. Rich Wake, 4-2. i Hvy. -- Shelton forfeit to Bill Applin. BULLDOGS NO MATCH Highc!imber junior varsity mat- men spoiled North Mason's intro- duction to high school wrestling by clobbering the Bulldogs, 41-15, in Lincoln gym last Thursday af- ternoon. The Bulldogs forfeited three w~ight divisions and .offset that with three pin victories, but every- thing else went to the Climbers. Bulldog winners were Sam Catlin at 15~ lbs., .Stan Davis at 165 lbs., and Ben Davis at 191 lbs. Warren Jagnow, Climber 138- pounder, hardly drew a rleep breath in his 22-second fall over Ken Rathburn. Heavyweight Jim Borst also made short shrift of Steve Rose in 1:27 of the first round. Tile Resulted: 103 -- David Rose S by forfeit. 1!2 --- Steve Mills dec. Rick Bur- r.ell, 7-2. 120 -- Chuck Thompson S by forfeit. 127 I Steve Steinburg S by for- feit. 133 -- Tom Adams S pinned Ro- ger Makon. 138 -- Warren Jagnow S pinned Ken Rathburn, 0:27 1st. 145 --- Chris Thompson S pinned Dale Leatherman. 154-- Sam Catlin NM pipned Collin Morris. 165 -- Start Davis NM pinned Doug Caesar. 175 --- Don Armstrong dec. Scott Butler, 3-0. 191 -- Ben Davis NM pinned Dale Downing. Unlimited -- Jim Borst S pinned Steve Rose, 1:27, 1st. * * * BUSY WEEK AHEAD FOR CLIMBER GRAPPLERS In the next seven days High- climber matmen go to the canvas three times, twice on the road be- sap and Port Angeles had three each and North Kitsap two. Seventeen individual players filled the 22 positions, five being named to both offensive and de- fensive spots in the balloting by the Highclimbers on their most talented rivals of 1965 play. These are the all-opponent line- ups chosen by vote of the Shel- ton varsity grid members: OFFENSIVE C--Hughes, East G--Morton, Central G--Ness, South T---Todd, North T--Okoniewski, Central E--Higgs, C~ntral r.~ E--Stock, S011th Q--Kendall, Central H--Miller, East H--Ph~rr, East F--Coleman, Port Angeles DE NSlVE G---Ness, South Cr--Hug,hes, Port Angeles T--Okoniewskt, Central T--Kravitz, East E---Gundelfinger, East E--Coleman, Port Angeles LB--Miller, East LB---Sokolowsky, East H--Bruce, North H--Morgan, Central S--Kendall, Central SIMPSON WOMEN'S LE~UEL Insulating Board ................ 28 12 Lumber ......................... • ........ 26 14 Accounting .......................... 26 14 Loggers ................................ 21 19 Purchasing .......................... 19 21 Olympic Plywood ................ 18 22, Research ........... ~ .................. 14 26 Engineering ........................ 8 32 High game--Jean Yost 217 High set--Helen Rice 539 Split pick--Helen Ogden 3-7-10 Jean Yost rolled the first 200 game of her bowling career and also set a new season single game pinhole at 217 in the Simpson ~0men's league last week Her 478 series, along with Helen Ogden's 493 and Dot Knutzen's 478, sent Purchasing to a 3-1 victory over Lumber (Joan Sowers 493). IZ] other matches: IBP 4 (Ardis Claussen 500), Engineering 0 (Bonnie Hanson 863)', Plywood 3 (Jearme Peterson 471), Research 1 (Pat Parrtsh 458) ; Accounting 2 (Helen Rice 539), Loggers 2 (Marie Runnion 443). RECREATION ;'LEAGUE W L Ritner's Pink Ladies ....... 34~ 13~/2 Shelton Rec ..................... 30½ 17~ Lemke's Service .............. 26 22 Clary & Clary .................. 23 25 Rainier Beer .................... 22 26 Ols~n Furniture .............. 22 26 L~mky Lager .................... 17 31 Thurston Beverage .......... 17 31 High game---Virgini.a Dahman 205. High set---Donna Coleman 516. Split pick--Lorene Wilson 6-7. fore returning to Shelton gym to Pink Ladies 4 (Vera Bishop 479) host Port Angeles next Thursday Lucky 0 (Alice Longacre 359); night. Lemke's 3 (Pe.g Bloomfield 472), In between they will be at South Clary 1 (Edna Clary 468) ; Rec. 3 Kitsap tonight and at Tumwater (Donna Coleman 5t6), Beverage 1 next Tuesday. In each case JV (Jan Hoff 416); Olsen 3 (Virgin- matches start at 6:30 with varsity ia Dahman 508), Rainier 1 (Dot bouts about an •hour l~ter. Barnaby 469). CHAMPIoNS---Proudly holding their trophies, these girls are 1965-66 Women's City Bowling Association champions. In front are Pat Austin (left) and Billie Modrow, doubles winners. In back are LaVonne Castle (left), singles titlist, and Jean Hart- well, who won both the scratch and the handicap all-events trophies with her 1617 and 1824 totals. She had series of 572 in the team event, 508 in the doubles, and 537 in the singles to go with a 207 Din handicap. Winning both all-events trophies is an uncommon feat. BLOGKBERGEB BUSTS SEllers Invibd To SIMPSON SET Gfinic, Film Tuesday SIMPSON MEN'S LEAGUE Next Tuesday's meeting of the W L Shelton Ski Club will feature a Mill 3 .............................. 32 16 motion picture and ski clinic to be Shop .................................. 30 18 conducted by John Jarstad, noted Mill 2 ................................ 26½ 21~ Northwest ski personage from Ta- Loggers .............................. 22V.,25½ coma. Railroad ............................ 22 26 The meeting will be held at 7:30 Loaders. ............................. 21 27 p.m. in the Evergreen school audi- Insulating Board ............ ~.20~27½ torium and is open to anyone in- Engineers .......................... 17Vz 30½ terested in skiing whether mem- bers of the club or not. High game--Glen Robertson 225 High set--Aub Blockberger 604 , , , WOMEN'S 12:30 LEAGUE Shelton Union Service ...... 39 13 Aub Blockberger squeezed into John's Richfield .................. 25 27 the 600 Club with two strong fin- Cots Grill .............................. 24 28 ishing games for a 604 total in NeWs Pharmacy .............. 16 " Simpson men's league play last High game---Mary Wicken 1:2 week. His 181-214-209 succession High series--Mary Wicken 523. rallied Railroad to a 3-1 win overJohn's 3 (Mary Wicken 523), tl~ Engineers (Glen Robertson NeWs 1 (Alice ? 397); Union Ser- 545). vice 3 (LaVonne Castle 466), Co- Eldon Todd just missed the club,ta Grill 1 (Jo Hein 417). at 595, as Mill 2 and IBP (Les Spilseth 518) went to a draw. Mill 3 (Low Manning 510) and Shop (Don Morrison 499) were 3-1 vic- tors respectively over Loaders (Ray Phillips 530) and Loggers (Norm Castle 526). ~]SS'I" TEAM---After 36 teams had tried, Mill0 Diner was sitting atop the pack after the Worn City Bowling Association tournament team was over. It's members include (back row) Hein, Mag Ogg, Jo Wentz, Sue Jaynes; Jean HartweH and Sue Dill~y, while sitting in A middle holding the huge team championship trop is Mrs. Walt Millo, team sponsor. The troph were awarded Monday night at the post-tour ment awards party held at the Timbers rant. MAi)KEY MUSGLLS 607 INDUSTR| L INDIISTRIAL LEAGUE Lumbermen's .................. 29 11 Evergreen Fuel ................ 27 13 Clary Trucking ................ 25 15 Pantorium Cleaners ...... 19 21 Bob's Tavern .................. 18 22 Morgan Transfer .............. 17 23 20th Century .................. 26~,~ Nault's Service .............. 11~/,', 28~/, High game--Jack Stewart 215. High series--Buck Mackey 607. $ ~.: * Buck Mackey mustered a 607 series out of his 202, 193 and 212 games and with them a 3½-½. vic- tory for his leading Lumbermen's team in the men's Industrial bowl- ing league last week over 20th Century Thriftway (Gary Clark 518). Nevertheless, the leaders lost ground to their nearest challeng- ers, each of whom won by shut- outs. Second place Evergreen Fuel (L. Sievert 494) whitewashed Pan- Itor~um Oleaners (Kl,.n Fredson 537), third place clary Truckir~g (John Anderson 576) calcimined Nault's Service (Leo Nault 487), and to make the night complete Bob's Tavern (Jess Phillips 516) blanked Morgan Transfer (Rick Deyette 465). for For Givi } tongs matches fire log coal fire wood glassfyre portable free-standing g r a e s Carlson 2335 Olympic 426-2057 SIMPSON RECREATION W L Loggers .............................. 33 15 Railroad ............................ 27 21 Loaders ............................ 19½ 28½ Slmps ................................ 16V~ 31½ High game---Mary Wieken 200 High series--Mary Wicken 553. 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