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The Shelton High wrestling
squad lost to Elma last Thursday
as the Highclimbers trekked over
there for its first away match of
the season. The Climbers lost to
Elma by two points as it ended
up, Elma 27 and Shelton 25.
"That was a tough match to
lose," Colmnented wrestling coach
Dick Wentz about the losing
ordeal.
Wentz said that he hoped the
team would improve with each
match and that they will put
everything together by the end of
the year.
Elma started off winning the
first four matches, which seemed
MIKE HoVIND, Shelton jayvee 135-pound wrestler, has the situation and
an Elma grappler welt in hand as he works toward a 7-2 decision.
to be setting the tone for the
matches yet to come, but then
Shelton's middleweights started
to pull the score back from what
seemed to be a disaster in the
making.
The heavyweights then made
a futile attempt to gain the lead,
but ran out of wrestlers with
Elma still holding onto the lead
by two points.
The varsity scores were as
follows: 101 - Greg Baley (E)
dec. Steve Ford, 12-1 ; 108 - Don
Lisk (E) won by forfeit; 115 -
Mike Smith (E) dec. Dave Cox,
14-0; 122 - Steve Everson (E)
dec. Rob Coker, 13-3; 129 -
Keith Anderson (S) dec. Gordon
Boley, 7-2; 135 - Vernon
Gonzalez (S) dec. Gordon Jay,
6-0; 141 - Don Zepp (E) dec.
Leland Snellgrove, 5-0; 148 -
Rick Rakevich (E) dec. Roy
Pearsall, 8-4; 158 - Leonard
Stolen (S) dec. Steve Valentine,
7-1; 168 - John Hasbrouck (E)
dec. Reggie Snellgrove, 9-5 ; 178 -
Wayne Devaney (S) dec. Leith
Swenson, 20-0; 190 - Greg
Radzykewycz (S) won by forfeit;
Uni - Gino Ream (S) pinned Jeff
Pickering, 4: 22.
New golf pro
Alderbrook Golf and Yacht
Club has announced a new Pro -
Gary Robinson - to replace
David (Bud) Brown, who
resigned.
Robinson was formerly pro at
Lake Wilderness Golf Club and
before that worked as a pro at
Olomano Golf Links and
Mid-Pacific Country Club in
Hawaii.
Club to meet
Shelton Booster Club will
meet Wednesday, December 19,
in the multi-purpose room at the
Angle Building at 7:30 p.m.
Game
im
ers
By ERIK ANDERSON
"The first half was a
nightmare,~" eorn'me n t e d
basketball coach Te~,iv Gregg as
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lose
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ap
he recalled the game against
Central Kitsap Friday night which
Shelton lost 63-58.
The Climbers. who got off lo
a slow start the first half, almost
pulled the game out of the fire as
they attempted to make a fourth
quarter colneback.
Mike Baze led the comeback
in the third quarter as he came in
and made bucket after bucket,
scoring eight quick points before
the end of the third quarter.
In the fourth quarter Baze
and Brad Wilson led the attack on
the other team, each scoring six
points.
The top rebounders of the
night were Steve Sparks and Mike
Baze, each of whom pulled the
ball off the boards six times.
Leading in assists were Brad
Wilson and Marty Kortekaas, with
three apiece.
On field goals, Shelton shot
sixty-three times with
twenty-four good shots for 38%
average. Central Kitsap shot at the
basket sixty times with 24
completions for a 40% shooting
average.
Head basketball coach Terry
Gregg said the main thing that the
Shelton team has to learn is that
they have to take better care of
the ball, that Shelton turned it
over to their opponents too many
times Friday night.
Gregg also said he knew that
he would have to be patient with
the team at the first of the season
because of all the inexperience
the team had at the start of the
season, but now he feels he has
given the team time enough to get
a little-experience and is ready to
see them start coming along.
SCOREBOARD
Shelton
8 12 16 22 58
Central Kitsap
20 18 10 15 63
SUMMARY
fg ft f tp
Steve Sparks 5 6 4 16
Mike Baze 7 0 1 14
Brad Wilson 4 0 2 8
Marty Kortekaas 4 0 4 8
Mel Ninnis 2 4 5 8
Mark Tuson 1 2 1 4
HIGHCLIMBER STEVE SPARKS takes aim at the basket
during Friday's non-league tilt at Central Kitsap.
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ON HIS WAY to a 9-6 decision over his Elma opponent is Shelton
148-pounder Matt Wilson.
The Shelton Junior High
School wrestling team recently
had its first two matches of the
season The first match was last
Thursday against Hoquiam at
Hoquiam. The Blazers lost 27-38
Their second match was last
Monday as the Blazers traveled to
Montesano for a victory by 33-29.
Coach Eugene Crater said the
team isn't as strong as it has been
in the past, but it has a 10t, of
potential. Crater also said that in
the next match, which will be
after Christmas, the wrestlers
should be a lot harder to beat.
Crater had a few words to say
about a couple of his best
wrestlers, or "powerhouses."
These were Karl Stolen, Rusty
Wickett and Kevin Ridout.
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vanqu
The Shelton tt]gh School
jayvee basketball team, under the
direction of Coach Paul
Johansson, captured its first
victory of the season against
Central Kitsap Friday night as the
team got revenge for its loss to
CK the preceding Tuesday.
Tuesday's game found the
jayvees downed by the Cougars
by the score of 50-53. In Friday's
game, Shelton got revenge as it
clobbered the Cougars 70-54.
Neil Frodsham led the
Climbers with field goals, making
9 out of 16 attempts. He was
followed closely by Paul James,
ugars
who made 8 out of 14 field goal
attempts.
At the free throw line Brad
Wilson led with 4 out of 4
attempts, followed by Paul James
with 3 out of 3 and Delbert Miller
with 3 out of 7 tries.
Other scorers of the night
were Mike Bariekman with 7,
Gary Nelson with 4, Todd Brewer
with 3, George Jarvis with 2,.Paul
Mortensen with 2.
Rebounder Nell Frodsham led
his team with 6. Frodsham was
followed closely by Paul James
and Todd Brewer, who got five
rebounds apiece.
Sports twenty-five years ago.
Basketball Wins
Completely outclassing their second Kitsap County
rival of the season, the Shelton Blazers beat North
Kitsap Junior High at Poulsbo 39-30. Don Young and
Bob Hunter scored ten points apiece to head the Blazer
individual scoring.
won an easy 43 to 30
The h gh school Climbers
v ctory over Central Kitsap at Silverdale..SOuthpaw Bob
Tobey was hot for the Hig.hc mberS, nozcning, 21 _ooints.
Wayne Clary added 10 points to Tobey s tally.
CAR CARE
1st & Cota Shelton.
Crater also mentioned two pinned Fraham; 169
seventh graders who were new to teams forfeited; 178 --
the program this year. They were
Mark Taylor and Dale Smith.
Coach Crater said that they were
the best seventh grade wrestlers
he had seen in a long time.
The varsity scores for last
Thursday's match against
Hoquiam are as follows: 75 -
Izatt (H) dec. Kamin, 7-6; 84 -
Cummings (H) dec. Chapman,
12-0:93 - Fairchild (H) pinned
Hopper; 102 -Hegg (H) dec.
Goodburn, 4-2; 107 - Johnston
(S) pinned Dennuzin; !12 -
Coleman (S) dec. Powell, 5-2;
117 - Wittenberg (S) pinned
Elder; 122 - Dewald (H)pinned
Perrine; ! 27 - Covall (H) pinned
Wright; 132 - Stolen (S) pinned
Deufel; 137 - Wickett (S) pinned
Lewin; 142 - Ridout (S) dec.
Weed, 6-5; 151 - Hauge (H) dec.
Jones, 4-2; 160 - Kollman (H)
(H) pinned Taylor; Urd
(H) pinned Townsend
The scores for the
against Montesano last
were as follows: 75 -
pinned M. Johnson;
Johnson (M) dec.
93 ~ C. Johnson (M),
Hopper; 102 - Merrima~l
Chandler, 7-0; 107 -
(S) dec. Baulig, 5-1;
Coleman (S) pinned
1 17 - Ouellette
Wittenberg, 12-2; 122
(M) pinned Perrine;
(M) pinned Wright; 132
(S) dec. Peterson, 5-1;
Wickett (S) pinned
- Ridout (S) pinned
- Paste (M) dec.
- Fraham (S)pinned
- Eaton (M) pinned
Uni - Both teams
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