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ason County Stationers
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Texaco, Hedrick's
Tied in Prep L0op00
PIIE! ) BI)VLING LEAGUE
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Texaco Service .......... 6 3
Hedrick's POUl•ltaiF .• 6 3
lhfion Oil .................... 3 6
.Miller's Men's Shop .. 3 6
Hi:4h game -Ctm('l Berets 167
lhgh 1,otal--.-Don Lurid d24
Rolling the league's high total
for the third consecutive week,
Doll Imnd paced Texaco Service
St.,.tion to a 2 h) 1 victory over
Heclriek's Fountain Lunch and in-
to a first place tit with the losers
in high school league bowling play
Monday afternoon.
Union Oil pulled Miller's Men's
Shop into the circuit basement
with them on a 2 to 1 victory over
the haberdashery quintet as Sal-
ly Ferguson and Mary Meyer both
topped their averages by substan-
tim figures.
Once again the girls' teams split
evenly with the boys "when union
Oil won and Hedrick's lost.
Chuck Berets' 10u was top PIn-
gle game and won the lone point
seered by Miller's. The'odd game
in the Texaco-Hedrick match went
to Texaco by four pins as Lund
hit 156. Terry Skelsey's 117 wag
the important score in the 10he
'Hedrick victory.
Tile lineups:
Uninn O11 .(2) Miller'S Men's ('1)
Handicap 8101 Handicap' 576
L.Kerhat - 2851C.Berets " 395
M.Moyer 2981B.Wentz 336
M.Frcdson 2631B.Strobe 259
S.Ferguson 2981J.Weirauch 285
657 630 665 19521558 659 634 1851
Texaco (2) ltedrlck's (1)
t-Iaudieap .t 20 Handicap 681
F.$tevens 411 D.Demmon 307
B.Brown 376 'T.Skelsey 305
B.Stewart 319 Ann Hulbert 296
D,Lund 424 Dummy 300
630 869 651 1950 645 597 647 1889
Olympia Manager
:Of Security Office
Here This Morning
Cort Skinner, manager of the
Olympia office of the Social Se-
curity Administration. has re-
ported to The Journal that he will
be at the' :Mason County Memorial
Building from 10:30 to 12:30 on
Thursday, December 18.
He invited anyorm leaving any
inquiries about the Old-Age and
Survivors Insurance program to
call on him at that time. In ad-
dition, he will be prepared to re-
ceive applications for benefits un-
der that program, and to accept
applications for Social Security
acmmt numbers, either for new
numbers or to replace numbers
.which may have been lost.
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,mas rush" oflong distance c[
.mely heavy this year. MonSiill'iaA..= ..=.m.
• ., ,.,. ! tr .... • , e]V: : I 11 n i/ IWnylllliil
• putting m sPectal tables for . z[
kee h r fo , 123 RAILROAD PH 494
p t e flood0f CalNin the" P= ili '' ON E
help complete as many o£ thel0 <li'
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=y calls are importan .'" tot|iiil.
rough as many as we can. '" N''.: ,
delays on Christmas Eve andf,=# lil[ i
.wen though our circuits to unf ,0Pi "
ms their prewar number. So 2$$,:i!
)re or after December 24 a° a
xvice much faster. 8 h i r t s
by
= IVI&N HATTA N
and
ESSLEY
mportant part in our mutual task:
furnish the best possible servi
he greatest number of people
shortest possible time.
up
SILKS
and
RAY*ONS
by
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B0fied Wool
Ties
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A RARE OCCURRENCE IN HORSE RACING
tN WI4L'14 ALL ONE AIE WITHDRAWN
"n-IA'T HORSE TO WALK THE
01STANCE, HAPPENED TWICE IN
046. 5TYME AT SAP, AT(X[,&
AUG.31 {SAP.A'rO3A CUP)
r_AMARA IN "E
) kIN(3 .STAKES /
AT IO.ANCHONT,
OCTOBER 6.
ENDED UP WITH A IOO YARD DRIVE
AND A FRACTMID. LEG,
'CLIMBERS BARELY WIN; RA00ED
EXHIBITION WITH SiLVERDALE
As ragged as a tenyear-01d
sweat shirt, Highclimber,.,OOlinen
made a tight zone [clef.ease offSet
their impotent offensive actions
for a 22 to 20 deci'stoia over thh
Silverdale Cougars bn the Shelton
floor Friday nght in the opohing
practice game of'the new basket,
ball season.
Out-ranging" their 'visiting rivals
by consiiterable inai'gin, the
Highclimbers messed tip scoring
oppbrtuntties by the d0ze;as with
wild shooting and'"wilddr pfisStng,
and were fo;]tunate to wh from
a mediocre club they should have
thrashed by 15 points or more.
ONLY IA2LE Glen Anderson's
long range firing, which found the
mark four times, kept Coach Chet
Dombroski's club from going down
to defeat. Anderson garfiered nine
points and played the, best all-
[round game of any Highclimber
player. .
The Highcltmbers. seemed .to be
controlling play about as they de-
sired While running up an 8 to 1
lead by ,the end of the first quar-
ter us Anderson find Ken Carl-
son bagged four field goals, Ken
Cardinal three foul shots and
Wayne Clary another gratis toss.
DOMBROSKI sent in a complete
new team to open lhe 'sdc0hd per-
Sod and the vlSit0rs began to nor-
rhore and'(arlson added two free
tosseSto'give Shelton'a 15-12 lead
gatng .into he final period. This
was .,tretehet to 1914 early in the
.last canto as Anderson and Car-
dinal found the rim and to 21-15
with four minutes to go when Bob
Tobey .finally got his first goal of
the season.
'FROM THERE on, however, the
Cougars clawed.beCk'fiercely and
took advantage of Htghcllmber
miscues to narrow the 'gap to a
point where the count 'could'eas-
ily have been tied with a last=
ditch shot, but Shelton's greater
height kepf the smaller ,visltbrs
from recovering many of their re'-
bounds. Cardinal scored the final
Shclton point on a foul conversion
at 22-17 and mfssed two additional
foul shots in the last minute of
play.
While the Highcllmers won
their opener, they'll have to show
immense improvement in their
shooting and passing before, thes"ll
be much of a threat on the maple
court this sea,on and there was
little outside of •.what looked like
a strong zone defense over which
to cheer in Friday's opening ex-
hibition,
The Highclimbers were at Bel-
tarmine last ;nigltt and travel
Woodfiber Falls
To Third Place
In Simpson Loop
SIbIPSON BOWLING
"W L
Engineers .................... 23 13
Lumbermen's Mere... 22 14
Woodfibor . ................. 21 .15
Reed Mill 1 .................. 20 16
Office .......................... 16 20
Olympic Plywood ...... 15
21
1Reed :Mill 2 ................ 14 22
Accounting ................ 13 23
I-Iigh game--WaTen Woods 234
High t0tal---Jess Daniels 581
RESUMING •PLAY after a
week's layoff for Thanksgiving,
Simpson .bowling leagte teams
settledall matchesby 2 tO 1 mar-
gin's Thursday evening, the, only
remflttng change in the standings
dropping' Woodftber from. a Scond
place tie into Jtmcc0mpanled third.
The lading Engineers held 'their
oneame 'margin While Liimber-
mens lercantille took over sole
possession Of the rdnner-up spot
wj£h re§pectlve victdrtesover tall.
ld ACcounting and seventh lilaCe
Reed Mill 2. Jess Danlels league
topping 561 total was big noise
for tlie "Ehgineers. Jim Forrest,
Emil Kruse and Hugh Gruver c01-
laborated to Snitch 'the 'finale for
Accounting.
BAB STEWART. recovered from
a horrible start'in time to
L;M. 'back in stride in
tWO games in aqow scoring
which Toad Sergeant put into Mill
2's bag as an opener..
The Qffice continued its upward
march, by edging Wobdfiber as
Bob MUnich and Percy 'Fnk
Scored strongly in the first tW0t
games: ' war/.ea wb&ts, 234, best
single game o'f fhe 'night, saved,
the .last one for Woddfier. 0Ism-:
pie plyWooa WOn fr0tp :Redd !ill
1 on Hdmer Whites 225 'and Eirl
Lumsden's 171 after Ray Scott's,
197 oieleP h'ad pat 'the lOsers 'off
'tb:k vtiaitng"staft.
The llneups:
Offlee (') Woodflber '11)
Hriiidlcap 381 .Handicap 270
Funk' 5111.W.Woods 558
Mhnich 512 Kalinoski 335
Batie 389 B.BroWn 45,7
Fitehett 347t C.Walton ,472 f
.M.F.SmLth 40[ .Fredsdn 509
'898 863 889 S630 I852 '841 908 2601'[
L,I. '(") ' an mI iill ('1)9!
Handicap 30al'H d' 'p 33 I
Stewart. ,503 I,Sergeant, ' 495 I
Asfibahgh 3371:Drummond '45A I
MhCRslli 417.01BTXi r, 285 J
a.*Stew'at ' a,'4'l :Roberts 462
G:GuStifsdn '520 :M:Fi'edSon 522 .
806 841 927 25r/4 885 797 875 2557
OlymliC (2) Mill 1 (1)
Handicap 519[ Handicap 324
again this Friday.to Poulsbo and E:Lumsden il6IDunhar i86
row the gap, flnlly knotting the next Tu.esday to Stlverdale before ROderiberg 3301Templd 428
couht at 8-all With the opening ;returning home for their next LLumsden 387/I Scott 517
lineup back in the game just 'be- Shelton appearance December 19 Nutt 821 Bishop 449
fore the half erided The High- against Poulsbo. White 51"/ P.Fredson 501
climbers failed to score .in that TheiSt)cups: 811 945 895 2651 960 881'864 2705
Second canto. - - i Shelton () Sllverdle (20) EnR'ineer (2) Accounting" (f)
Anderson got Shetton back into Tobey 2 ) . f L. :Berg 4 Haadicap t32 Handtdp 630
the lead'with a field toss as the ].Carlson 4 f Birg 3 W EarJ 475tjim F0rrest ,3'88
hecond half opened but the Cou-, Cardt/aal 6 c Johllson 6 A.Carison "478]K:ilse 27
gars took their first lead at 12-11 t Anderson 9 g Dulls Dummy :4861Redman 381
shortly D, tei'on Berg's goal. Car; ctary ! g Lee'4 Snell'rove 4,4 abrielson 338
dinal missed a half. dozer, sct,T Subs: Shclton---Bazc, Harmon, iJ Ddiels I 5613ri]vel; ' r ' " 46 •0
during this stage of.the going and I B0ice, :McPhers0n, Rice, Skagen'849 882 8'4'4 257'5' 837 853 93,2624
other Highclimbers likewise failed I SilvertuleKoskey, K,'Berg. 1 . . • . .
SIDELINE SLANT S
by BILL 'DICKIE
Awarding trophies anal mdafs
for exeIlence in variousphases O f
team play are fine gestures for
the persorehl pride the'winners re-
ceiv in gttitig them as well as
for their Value hl stimutatinli
c0mpetition among memlers ol
the ream to iiutdut their best 31
311 times, the Sidle-
'Glen . iR] i€-
the Active
Ub
'or
ng
Hermes.
Lits ie.
has to i m
to convert easy chances, but An-
derson finally sagged the net once
TOTEM
CURIOS
ON B•EUTIFU L
HOOD ANAL
I,/-Mile South and West
of Urflon
e
INDIAN BASKETS
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NAVA$O :RiSGS
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INDIAN fflgW'll- R¥
Ii
:earn are
an
one of the
HANDTOOLED of the quad at
/ LEAHER his fullback position. Newman
..... apd Ride were key cpgs in ,h
. '0 ' ' r !947 Htgheliniber'gridtron me,h,
R-izEW0vT anim and the fat that te,
Mr ee 'n0tqaccorded tiny of £he h, m,
'oihPy awards Is an 'even lurCh'dr
itrlbute t0 the abilities of the
Hour: 1'1 a:rh. 'dtth *8 p.tfi.' thre Who won'tfiose lionors.
:'la(ly "Ecpt'' "MorRjays ....... What's :fh.e reds[ iiridrtant
thing i n Wipning 'football ?
without a moment's hesitation it's
B L O C K ][ N .G TACKLING, and
CHARGING.
So thoroughly convinced of this
fact is the 'htgh school principal
that he pers0n'ally has for quite a
number of years put UI a medal
for the player votoi:l by his team-
mates as ;he best blocker and
tackler on thi squad,
Hermes started this award when
he was boacling at Elms a dozen
years ago 'arid foirid it sb pdpiJlr
and successful that he has!ontiil-
ued it at every school h'e !hip
moved to arid 'eVen after stepig
out of the active coaching aiilVa
himself.
plo.flahlP .r0p [fgq .tt tm
tlmuglt pretty Jlighly bf the
S h e'l'tp n Hhellmbes, Vela
thdigh/the 'Ltns mef&l 0tit b
pretty thrdill 19 t9 9. P,t"
lng to the Sfieltin eleven-:lltt
fail.
Bollarmhie 'i)Iayiru p'l €9 il
thre e .High. ltmbers d 'f]lmlr '1947
all-bpi}ifft mj3tad, lytrlk 'C(!c
Crow g flt stli|g ttlb "bh,
[ anR Mil Nbvihahtd :Kith (ii-.
dinal second team gtmrd l
ceq{er 'Vbt _,
SPOB 8PblKS \\;
Unbekn0Wt to himself or his
coach, Tlke tlillflhn !playdd "the
last two foball games of the ju-
nior high sdhool schddule with a
bro,ken :¢art|lege tn ht 'left kn'ee.
The railgy Blaer tackle, Whon
Highclltr CO)ich Nomn Fl[l(.}alxl
plans to cdiaee fntb ;ah €fld 'tmxt
.year has had hts left leg in a
'cast from :hiP. to.:-aitRle since' tlte
football season and has
about on crtltches,
to discard both'in an.
started the new
[head fishing eaon :lit
a six.pounder 'ftoifi
WaS
his
one bet.
For Your HEAER -CiRCULAtOR -
OIL 'STOVE. FURNACE
'1BE TH S'IIAR ;FtELL'VVI
• PIONE 196
Have. a fUU oil ,tank and be able to keep your
thrinotat set for 'constant comfort.
a
We Hve a SuLY of sTORAGE TANKS
from 50 to 1,000 gallons for new oil blamer intallations
Frisken Off Co.
M.admn C0Uilty Drtrlbutor for Associated ')1 Pi;odut'=
:nine.
The Olyir/iJia Teimitr, 6fi of,
the two Olympia teanas entered in
}the Evergreen ba§ketbll leagtle,
'boasts several Bheltdriians ai:¢ioig
its persdffiel Bill MeCann score
ten points for the teamsters as
!they dropped a one-point decision
to a Centralia entry in their open-
ing game last week. DiCk "DOdge,
the local veterinarian Bob ]Phtl-
'lips and Stma Bordei are addition-
al Sheltontaps in the Teamster
lineup. .,
Long BOb Ui'her, tim¢!eeper,
for the wo Rdetl llatllS, still h61dS
the Tri-County league .high hulle
record which he set in 1940 as he
led Quinault o the Tri-Conty
league track 'cha.ii!pil'Ji'i] !ly.:
:runaway score, Iajtl L
hot onty won tli6 mh hural tn
.time which hash t been lett;rcd
ince, he also copped the low hur-
dles and ttb 019 vult ts well as
running a la 6n 'th viotorious
,uinault relay tea.
i
Plan Now To Attend the
B00,enefit Dance
for The JUNIOR EAGLES
New Years Eve
In EAGLES HALL
Sponsored by Shelton Aerie No. 2079
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