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BASKETBALL START MONDAY
(!ITY BASKETIIALI I,EAGUE
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],l(,,an-lacreLt .... 1 0 22 17
M(.Cleary Sportsmen 1 0 25 23
P:mt)rium .............. 1 0 25 24
\\;Vtmdfiber . ............. 0 0 0 0
Rayonier . .............. 0 1 2.1 25
Moo.m Lodge .......... 0 1 23 25
McConkey Pharm... 0 1 17 22
Opening N(,ores
Morgan-Eacrett 22, McConkey
17.
McCleary 25, Moo. 23
Pantorium 25. Iayonier 2,1
(lames Monday
7 VVoodfiber vs McCleary
a McConkey vs Rayonier
9 - Morgan vs Pantorium
cvrY LEAGUE basketeers got
away to an evenly matched if un-
conditioned gtart Monday night
with three skin-tigl ball games
goin K into the records, five points
being the widest margin of vic-
tory, r lad th
Morgan-EaeretL Lambs ,
safest edge with a 22 to 17 Verdict
over McConkey Pharmacy in 1.he
opening tussle of the new casaba
season, then Pantorium's defend-
ink champions barely squeezed out
a one-point 25 to 24 duke over
Rayonier as Jim Rose dunked in
the vicLory-snatehing bucket in
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the second game, while the eir-
cuiUs only mlt-of-town entry, the
MeCleary Sportsmen, thanked
Herb Stinker, ex-Elnm prep slur,
for the winning bas!cet in a 25 to
23 victory over Moose Lodge.
Stinker flipI)cd home his win-
producer with the score knotted
at 23-ai1 and only a few second:4
more than / mimlte left to go.
VICTORS were ahead at the
halves in each game, but only by
two points in the case of both
Pantorium (16-1,1 and McCleary
t 13-11 }. Morgan-Eacrett Lmnber
held a 9-2 bulge on MeConkey, the
pharmacists failing to Score in
their second quarter.
Not a single double-digit indi-
vidual score wax recorded by any
of the 49 players who saw action
in the opening night tussles, the
eight points tallied by Larry Car-
dinal and Chet Barger of the
Moose. and Dan Cormier of Mm'-
gan-Eacrett Lumber 1)eing the
i)est of the night. Pantorium, in-
cidentall:V, turned in an iron-man
act, playing without a substitution.
TVO Oi: the opening night win-
ners tangle in next Monday's bill
when Morgan - Eacrett Lumber
squares off against Pantorium in
the last game. Woodfiber the
only team which rested on open-
ing night, makes its debut against
Monday's third winner, MeCleary,
in next Monday's curtain-raiser.
One of the first night losers will
join the win column next Monday
when MeConkey and Rayonier tan-
gle in the second game.
The lineups:
FIRST GAME
Morgan-Eat. (22) McConkey (17)
Levett 4 f Parsons
Cormier 8 f " B. Daniels I
Sundsten 6 e Gruver 2
MeCann 4 g B. Armstrong
Fraser g Lee 2
Subs: Morgan-Eacrett---Nelson,
Eacrett, Morgan. McConkey--B.
Viger 6, P. Smith 2. D. Smith 2,
Mildenberger, R. Viger 2.
ECOND GAME
Pantorinm (25) Rayonier (24)
roods 6 f D.Daniels 5
Valley 8 f Howe 2
Rose 5 c Kendall 5
K.Fredson 2 g Jeffreys 4
Blazers Split At
g FIPl *
Dewey; ,- earn
Wins in Overtime
by Ilarold Carr
The Junior High Blazers came
out even with Dewey J.unior Itigh
aL Bremerton last Wednesday.
The first string lost 24-48 with the
second squad winning 15-14 in
overtime.
The first string, playing against
much larger i)layers, were out-
classed completely in the second
half after holding the score to 25-
16 at halftime. Fritz Priszner,
Blazer center, did not connect with
his hook shot and was held to two
points. Elmendorf. his opponent,
who was six feel tall contrasted to
Priszner's five feet nine inches,
wa:; high point man for Dewey
dumping in six field goals and one
free throw for a total of 13 points.
Willard, forward for the Dew-
ey squad, was second in scoring
with 11 points. Hartwell Ditt-
man, gtlar(J for the Blazers was
outstanding on the floor and was
high seorez' for the team with 10
points.
The second string, nnder the
cuidance of Loren Bezzo came
out on the top end 15-14 m a low
scoring contest with the Dewey
second string.
Lumbermen Reach
Commercial Top;
5 Teams Close Up
COMMERCIAl, LEAGUE
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Morgan-Eacrett Lbr. 2.1 18
Simpson Electriciains 24 18
Olympic Plywood ...... 23 19
Local 161 .................... 22 20
Pantorium .................. 21 21
Kimbel Motors .......... 19 23
Grunert's Sewice ...... 18 24
Mell Chevrolet .......... 17 25
I-ligh game---Jack Stewart 198
High total---Jack Stewart 515
Culminating a long uphill pull,
Morgan- Eaerett I.,umber pinmen
finally corralled the Commercial
League bowling lead last week
and now share the top rung with
he fading Simpson Electrician..
The circuit race hit tim half-
way mark with last week's
matches and finds itself with five
teams crammed into a three-game
span at the top of tim standings.
Morgan-Eacrett topped Pantor-
ium Cleaners while the electric-
ians were losing to Local 161,
both decisions going by 2 to 1
scores.
Sixth place Kimbel Motors
dropped the faltering Olympic Ply-
]'a, ge 1
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Subs: Rayonier McPherson 7,
Steinberg, Buekley.
TIIIRD GAME
McCleary (25) Moose (28)
Kcrns 3 f Gardner 2
Redman f Dickinson
Turner c Cardinal 8
E.Lumsden 2 g Chase 3
Brisker 6 g Phillips 2
Subs: McCleary--Olzendam 6,
Salisbury 2. Claflin 5, White 1.
Moose--Barger 8, Stevenson.
WAGES- TAXES. MARKETS. BUSINESS
The meeting of seven Western governors
,with private, state and federal forestry
a,uhorities at the Western Forestry and Con-
servation Conference in Portland a few days
ago cast a bright light on the future of the
timber industry.
These leaders agreed forestry programs
must be understood and supported by the
people. They pointed to improved forest
management and sustained yield as the key
to the future.
State after, state reported progress in
fire protection, insect and disease contrl,
better utilization of wood and reforestation.
Such programs merit ptiblic interest and con-
fidence.
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SIMPSON LOGGING €OMPAN.Y
" SHELTtN AND McCLEARY, WASHINGTON
III I III IIl IIIII
The half ended with the sc°re w°°d int° third place and Grun" LES
4"2 f°r the Dewey team' The see" ert's Service' capitalizing °n Jacl¢ BICYC
end halt" became more interesting Stewart's league pacing individ-
when the teams finally began
• ual scores, escaped from the base-
dumping • in baskets in the fourth
ment with the only whitewash
"verdict of the night, scored over
Mell Chevrolet to end the meclan-
ics recent whining streak.
Beanie Daniels set the pace for
the lumbermen. Bill Pearson and
Buzz Phillips did the stickwork
for Kimbel Motors, and Art Ja-
cobsen, Phil Sharpe and Ade'
Wright all shared in the Local 161
wins.
quarter. When the last quarter
ended the score was tied 14-14 and
both coaches agreed on a two
minute overtime. In the overtime
Karl.. Schwarck was fouled, and
made good the free toss for the
game wining point. Murry Cole-
man played the best ball for the
second squad. Jimmy Moore.
Blazer forward, made 6 points to
take honors as top scorer.
Sheiton (26) Dewey (48)
Davidson 5 f Beathe 6
The lineups:
Grunerts (3) Meli (?hey, (0).
Handicap 222 Handicap 387
Cormier 493' Gerhardt i22
J.Stewart 515 McNeil 418
Kenyon 446 Toney 371
H.Cole 352 Wiseman 358
Rank 452 Rau 428
819 826 835 24801802 759 823 2484
Morgan-Eat. (2) Pantorium (1)
Handicap 210 Handicap 171
Giblet 455 Lindberg 452
H.Daniels 396 Besch 483
C,CoIe 444 E.Anderson 425
B.Daniels 466 Kier i45
Riehert 1 f Willard 11
Priszner 2 e Elmendorf 13
Cole 4 g Hike 10
Dittman 10 g Cardinal 8
Subs---Shelton: Austin 4, Hawk,
Hunter. Eacrett. Dewey: Levitt,
.lly, Alfred, Howard, Crosby, But-
cher.
SECOND TEAMS
Shelton (15) Dewey (14)
Coleman 0 f Howard 0
Moore 6 f Murphy 2
Young 0 c Alfred 0
Hawley 0 g Butcher 4
Yarr 2 g Ketrick 0
Subs--Shelton: Johnson, Gray,
Dale 3, Schwarck 3, Hunter, Ar-
cber, Coutts, McCord 1, Hudson.
Dewey: McCowan 2, Callison,
White 4. Matheson, Martin 2, Kee-
let.
3 Teams Jousting
For First Half
:00impson Pin Flag
SIMPSON BOWLING
EniDeers ................... 24 15
Woodfiber 24 15
. Lumbermen's Mere .. 23 16
Reed Mill 1 ............... 22 17
Office ......................... 18 21
Olympic Plywood ...... 17 22
Reed Mill 2 ................ 15 24
Accounting ................ 13 26
High game--Ken Fredson Paul
Marshall each 215.
High total---Ken Fredson 594.
Three teams go into tomorrow
evening's closing matches of the
:first half schedule with chances
to take the split-season title in the
Simpson Logging Company bowl-
ing league.
.Woodfiber, 3 to 0 victor oyez'
tailend Accounting in last week's
competition, moved onto the top
rung along side the Engineers,
who suffered a 2 to I setback at
the hands of the fast-coming Of-
lice aggregation. Woodfiber and
Engineers tangle tomorrow night
.in the final first half pairings and
to the victor goes the title, pro-
viding
1. The decision is a shutout; or,
2. Lumbermen's Mercantile loses
one game.
The Mertc ,can sneak in ahead
of both Woodftber and Engineers
by sweeping its mtch with Olym-
pic Plywood) providing one of the
present',, tied leaders doesn't win
all 'three tomorrow night.
The L.M. stayed in the running
definite a 2 to 1 defeat by Reed
I liil 1 last week and is just one
i game' behind the Rnotted-up lead-
ers. In the only match not hav-
thg a bearing on the first half
title last week, Olympic Plywood
declsioned Reed Mill 2, 2 to 1.
Ken Fredson and Paul Marshall
were scoring leader of the night,
t.ing for top .individual game at
215. Ken tattng top total of 594
as he paced the Woodfiber white-
wash victory. Marshall's scoring',
abetted by Percy Punk's 548, led
't&e Office vietoT.
Reed MI1 ;t had consistency to
back its vllict over the L.M.; and
Earl Lurrmden rolled well over his
'average in the. pair. won by the
iplywood.
ltllll t. (2) L.M. (I)
Handicap 315 Hanlicap 303
Dunbar 450 B.Stewar 553
Temple 427 ,Ashbaugh 336
Scott 457 McCaslin 420
Bishop 436! &Stewart 441
Fredson 458{ G,Gustafson 454
769 918 856 25431894 802 811 2507
Olympic Ply. () Mill 2 (1)
Hncticap 504] Homdieap 495
E.Lumsden 415] Sergeant 492
Rodenburg 3781 Drummond 396
L,Lumsden 4301 JessBaxter 368
Nutt 440] Jim Baxter 376
hite 469 Roberts 485
72 857 907 2636 843 866 897 2606
Woodfiber (3) Accounting (0)
Handicap 3451 Handicap ,66.0
B.Brown 501! Kruse 338
Hanson 417 Fortin 388
Kalinoski 394 Gabrielson 314
Walton 4151Redman ,148
K.Fredson 594 Gruver 389
884 946 836 2666 826 902 809 2537
Office (2) Engineers (1)
Handicap 317I Handicap 174
Mal, shall 5541V.Earl 470
Fitehett 444{ Aronson 56
Munich 468 Carlson 508
atie 356 Snelgrove 479
Funk 54.8 J.Danicls ,189
7fli044 977 2682 919 931 816 2666
Dtimmy 483 Lindeman 450
822 800 832 2454 815 841 770 24•26
Khnbel Mtrs, (2) Plywood (1)
Handicap 393 Handicap 483
B.Pearson 469i Fletcher 174
Bud Earl 391 Holt 332
McConkcy 419 Miller 378
J.Pearson 339 Jessnp 336
Phillips 474 Ahlskog 341
728 869 888 2485 812 745 787 2344
Local 161 (2) Shnpon Elect. (1)
Handicap 330 Handical) 525
Jacobsen 413 t McClymont 333
Olivet' 380 M.Leman 385
• Dummy 492 L.Leman 357
Sharpe 359 Boardman 402
Wright ,469 Coburn 344
815 832 786 2.t43. 703 7U2 851 2346
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