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BOWLERS
. Give a
XMAS GIFT
GERTIFIGATE
For Bowling Balls, Bags,
Shoes, Stirts, etc., fron
SHELTONMASON
l u i ii
COUNTY
Malmen Win Lopsided
Verd¢t At Tumwaler
For Third In a 'Row'
I,y Denny h/.Tner
-" Losing ()sly two matches--both
by (u:,cisi(m Shelton's rugged
,,*,;r'est.lJog team easily thln/lped the
TtlBiwater Tb|mderbirds. 4026, la, st
week for the thild straight over-
whehlling victory.
In their only a,ction this week,
the Hig'helmlbers are billed at
TIDES OF THE WEEK
Computed for Hood C, anal
Oakland Bay tides are 1 hr. and
50 rain. later and plus 3.0 ft
I;'riday, Dee. 21
l-It h 1'34 a m 8 6 ft
Lg; .:Z:::77:::::: 6:i: a.;k' 6.0 ft.
High ................ 12:40 p.m. 11.5 ft.
Lmv . ................. 7:50 p.m. 2.3 ft.
Saturday, De(,, 22
High ....... ::x ...... 2:41 a.m 9.4 ft.
Low . ............. 7:26 a.m 6.7 ft.
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JOURNAL-- Published in Ohstmastow', U,S.A.", Shelton, Washington .... Thursday, December 20, rsday, December
North Mason Shades , Miller .Drubs. Blazer@.m00f"00000000
Obimacum, Loses To in Junmr Hugh Open00l
Forks Over Weekend J a,uars ilere T
By IPenni, Shelly -- ..................................... JUNIOR Ill(all ILASKETB/rur a/-,/m i=
wereThe Bulld°gs °f N°rth Mas°n :!!!ilai up against some superior W!!!!i ,.( po(!!irlL: ' W L pt
played in two very close games Miller. ......................... 2 0 P]'
last weekend and came up with Hoqu am .................... 2 0 781 -
one loss and one win.
On Friday night Lira Bulldogs leffe,'son 1 1 56; : r: ....
ashm.'ton ................ 1 1 Ul Line Misses
Shellon ........................ 0 1 I.,.-.... =
€.st, alia ................... 0 2 6,1nlUIn I0 kl
marksman.Forks hit overThe 50SpartanSper eentfr°mof !opkins ...................... 0 1 2a|il_UT I J
Jack Stewart's
cycle CI tl) end - el' - the - month \\;,Vhite tgiver tonight.
scranll)les. The present three,.n]cet victory
Palfl JohlsloI1 ctll](* ill ;t clrlse
Pro Shop
Al Pile fourth grad .Hab Aitken
fifth
Westside Lanes, Olympia Tropbies will be presente(t at
|ll( C]llb'S NeW Yeal"s parly xvllen
PHONE 943-3882 th.. ,,ew omce,'s w.1 hegil, thei,"
i streak is the hmgest in the three-
L year hist(u'y of l-]ighclimber
wrestling.
' At ']'lnnvvateF, tile Climbers
i started the night by wilming tile
firsl lhl'()(, matches as ,h)hn Coch-
ran, l":alph Noll and l-'oy Gripp all
I
the, Derricll Singer tmnle.
.................................................................. ¢ .................................
ternls. Next meeting of tile '['vail- pinned their ]nen. Geral Rodg'ers
blazers will be held I)ec. 22 at imd Bruce Crawford added two
lllol'e pills later with six leani-
t)vires taking decision victories.
Crawford's victory was the swift-
est. coning in lhe first round. Nell
won in tile scc(md rOllnd, tile
other three ill the third.
Th!: results:
103 Ibs. John Cochran S pinned
N()t'III O'lkland T, 3rd round.
112 lb, -Ralt)h Noll S pinned
Tom Anderson T. 2nd.
12t) [bs..Roy Gripp S pinned
i")ouy" Meeds T, 3rd.
127 Ibs. Joc Snyder S. deci.
siom'd l.)e. Hinzpeter T, 5-4
133 lbs. Dan Harvey S .deLl-
stoned Ltn Starkey T. 13-4.
138 lbs. Dave Turnvr T (h:ei-
stoned Paul Brown S, 5-0.
145 lbs..-- Geral F{.odgers S deei-
stoned John Gosl.iek T. 7-1.
1.54 lbs.. Mike Lmnbert S de(i-
stoned Los Halstead T. 8-2.
165 lbs.- • Jim Rodgers pinned
Virg Halstead T, 3rd.
175 lbs.- Jim Lamont S de(i-
stoned Dennis Teague T, 11-5,
191 lbs... Hendrickson T deci-
sion,.,d Bi'ian Snyder S, 5-3.
Unlimited--.--Bruce Crawford S
High ............... 1:13 p,m. 11.3 ft.
Low . ............... 8:28 p.m 1.4 ft..
nn(lay, De('. 23
High ............... 3:35 a.m. 10.3 ft.
Low . ............... 8:24 a.m. 7.3 ft.
High ................ 1:45 p.m. 11.4 ft.
Low . ................. 9:03 p.m. 0.7 ft.
Monday, De(', 24
High ............... 4:19 a,m. 11.0 ft.
Low . ................. 9:16 a.m. 7.6 ft.
Hi.gh ................ 2:16 p.m. 11.0 ft.
Low ................ 9:16 p.m. 7.6 ft.
Tuesday, De('. 25.
High ................ 4:58 a.m 11.7 ft.
Low ............... 10:03 a.m. 7.9 ft.
High ............ 2:48 p.m. 1.1.0 ft.
'Low .............. 10:45 p.m. -2.1 it.
Wednesday, Dee. 26
High ............... 5:35 a.m. 12,2 ft.
Low ................ 10:48 a.m. 8.0 ft.
High ............... 3:22 p.m. 1'1.0 ft.
Low .................. 10:45 p.m. -2.1 tf.
Thursday, De('. 27
High ............... 6:11 a.m, 12.6 ft.
Low . ............... 1'1:30 a.m. 8.0 ft.
High ................ 3:59 p.m, 11,0 ft.
Low ................. 11:21 p.m. -2.4 ft.
BAN'rAM LEAGUE
Timber Bowl ............... 26 I0
Cook Plant Farm ........ 25 11
Shelton Journal ............ 20 16
Lion's Club .................... 18 18
Boon's Plumbing .......... 14 22
Morgan, Eacrett Lbr,....14 22
Eagles Aerie ................ 14 22
Wilson Company .......... 12 24
Hi£h games .... Sonja Ahlquist
168, Bruce Hoard 148
High series ...... Sonja Ahlquist
their field goals. They also have
one of the state's leading scorer's,
Larry Thomas, who managed 19
of the Spar(ass' 47 points. The
Bulldogs came on hard in the sec-
ond and third quarters and came
within 3 points of the Spar(ass go-
ing into the last quarter.
Individual scoring for the Bull-
dogs went: Wayne Crosswhite 12,
Joe Caskey 11, Doug Miller 7,
Mike Stevenson 4 and Dennis Shel-
lYT'e-- junior varsity had to fight
all the way to the last seconds of
the game but they came up with
a 50-48 victory over the Forks B
team at the end of a 3-minute
overtime.
The following night the Bulldogs
were host to the .Chimacum Cow-
boys. NM took the early lead and
widened the n}argin to a 9 point
lead by halftime, allowing Chima-
cure to score only 2 points in tile
second quarter. This lead was
maintained through the thlrdquar-
ter but the Bulldoga got careless
and almost lost tire game.
N.MASON 32 CHIMACUM 31
Stevenson 5 t' Postma 12
D. Miller 8 f Nelson 2
Crosswhite 9 c Snider 6
McKay 2 g Mason 3
Caskey 7 g Wegner 8
Subs: N.M. Shelly 1, Shellgreen,
G. Miller. Chimacmn----Nordberg,
Westergaard, Shold. O'Donnell,
Morgan.
North Mason 12 9 7 4---32
Chimacum 1O 2 8 11--31
Engineers ........................ 34 22
Raih'oad .......................... 33 23
Mill 1 .............................. 29! 26
Mill 2 .............................. 29 27
Insnlating Board .......... 26 30
Shops .................... " .......... 25 ._, 30 :,
Loaders .......................... 24 32
Loggers .......................... 23 33
High game .... Glen Robertson
223
High series --- Glen Reibertson
546.
A forfeit victory over Insulating
Board handed the Engineers (Glen
Robertson 546 ) tile first hal f
championship in the Simpson
men's bowling league last week
and dropped Railroad (Stan Ahl-
quist 509l, a 1-3 loser to Mill 2
Bill Schirmer 495) into second
place.
In the other matches Mill ]
Chuck Thompson 529) grabbed
third place on a 4-0 victory over
the Loaders Hal Moore 524), and
Shops (Roy Anderson and Roy
Petty 475) escaped last place by
whipping the Loggers (Norm Cas-
tle 480), 3-1.
7 .........
FRATERN AL LEAGUE
(final first half)
W L
Fuller Construction .... 39 21
Rotary Club .................. 35 ,,. 24 l/
Kiwanis Club ................ 35/ 24..,
Lions Club ................... 31 29
Shelton Hardware ........ 27//., 321§
Eagles Aerie ................ 26 34
Moose Antlers ............... 23 37
B & R Oil ...................... 36 24
Moose Lodge ................ 35 25
Wilson Company ........ 331,2 2g,"
Rituer's Broiler . ........... 33 27
Ziegler's Camera Shop 23 37
Verle's Sporting G(,)ds 22 38
Got( Oil ........................ 20 'a 391,,'.,
High games-.Bert Hoard 246.
Fred Snelgrove 244.
High series- Bill Bosch 601.
B & R Oil pintoes flagged the
scoring limelight in men's Con>
mercial bowling play last week
with lead-offnmn Bill Besch cast-
ing a 601 series (214-175-212!,
aneho'rman Fred Snelgrove g'etting
a near-miss 599 170-185-244,
lt't Board nabbing the night's
single I ')4(i and as a team
..... ,? .......
piling up staggering 1058 and 1037
single games and a 3011 total.
Even so. thcy bagged only a
3-1 victory over Wingard's Sport
Shop (Joe Engen 553, on a 916
second game. In other play---WiN
son Company 4 ,Dan Wilson 579),
Verle's Sporting Goods 0 (Harry
Peterson 515; Moose 3 (Bud
Knutzen 593). Ritner's i IDick
Gardner 515); Ziegner's 2 (Dean
Perry 554). Gott Oil 2 [A1 Luhnt
503).
MERCItANTS LEAGUE
W L
Ralptfs Serv-U .......... 34g 17V._,
Old Mill Tavern .......... 32 20
Prepp's Rexall Store 26 26
Bill's Shell Service ...... 26 26
Thurston S & L .......... 25 27
Timber Appliance ...... 23 fi 28V=
1,ast Veek
Miller 37. Shelton 15. HI)IC t, VI'ANI)IN
Hoqui:lm 38. Jefferson 30. W
VCashington 33, Centralia ........................ 2
This Afiernoon i
Jefferson at Shelton ..................... 1
Miller at Hopkins. th ...................... 1
Hoquiam at Ceniralia, ton .................... 0
....... . ..................... 0
Miller ran off and hid Angeles ........ 0
Shelton, 37-15, in opening lmsl Veek
high basketball action for 60, Shelton 40
Blazms last week. 49. Port Angeles
Smooth. radar-eyed Walt 58, North 47
ilor scored more points This Friday
entire Blazer lineup at Shelton
the Kittens ran up Central
leads of 6-0, 23-4 and 24-11,. at West
There was hope for the e]es at Bainbridge
howcver, in tile
manner in which the Blazer; ast Bremerton ap
graders took care of the
B squad, 28-11. Coach JI ] pressure with a
which forced I
Knutson's proteges blanked
let in the third period and b cbnstant errors as
from an early 4-4 dead a run,away 60-40 O:
a.Vay
to iake eommand at thel. basketball victory
in the St
periods by 8-4, 16-7, 20-7. at'day night.
Looney's 8 points led a d WAS A SOUl{ b
balanced scoring attack. Climbers in Olym
This afternon the Blazers
again at home, hosting Jeffe competition aft
of Olympia in Shelton gym sl of high succe
• ic..teams in non
ing at 2 o'clock.
The lineups: Climbers simply
VARSITY GAME speed to cope with
MILLER 37 p:essure which t]
Failer 22 f Arell a.t,.them and the
Hancock f Lq int0 a route early
White 4 c Swish, S built up a 17-8 ft
rgin and pushed it
GIEETING DRAWN .BY PHILIP BAINETT
Age 11 Mt View Sclmol
MASON GOUNTY STATIONERS
Helen and Del Cote
118 No, 2nd
pinned Frank Huber T, 1st. 304, Bruce Hoard 276
DO NOT SIGN INITIATIVE 30
CONSERVE OUR SALMON CLUB
Wally Henderson. chairman
Route 3. Shelton
The junior varsity team wasn't
so fortunate. They lost the game
with a 48-47 score. The team was
paced by Gary Miller, who scor-
ed 22 points.
The Bulldogs teams have one
game per week for the next 3
weeks. This first cortest will be
held at Port Townsend on Dec. 21,
the second game with Quilcene at
NM on Dec. 29, and thirdly, Jan,
4, with Vashon.
The junior higl school boys play-
ed Marcus Whitman last Friday
afternoon and again ended up with
two losses. Tte ninth graders'
score wag 43-25 and the seventh
and eighth graders did a little
better with a 24-22 score.
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Bull Moose .................... 22 V'a 37 s,
High games - Howard Fuller
222
High series -- Howard Fuller 558
Split picks .... Floyd Boswell 5-7.
Walt Wolden 6-7-10, Don Johnson
5-8-10
Eagles 3 (Frank Marler 493),
Shelton Hardware I i Buck Ma-
ckey 545); Kiwanis 3 (Gary Co-
wan 481), Bull Moose 1 (Walt
Tyynissmaa 468); Rotary 3 (Jack
Swanson 487), Moose Antlers 1
(Cec Crow 527; Fuller Construc-
tion 3 (Howard Fuller 558), Lions
Club 1 (Clyde White 508), Fuller
Construction won the first half
pennant.
Wilson 6 g OlS(
Olympic Plywood 22 30 Mehlhoff 5 g Prepperna half. .
........ Subs: Miller Wood. Bond, I he Knights also p
Kimbel Motors ............ 22 .30 inoski, Strong Hoonan, Enk ntion to. blanketing
High games--Hank Bm'chill 247, Peterson. Shelton--Winn B. J IBItoll's long-range I
Dave Harris 237. loyd Miller son, M. Johnson, Bryant, lii the job so well he
" 224.
High series--Floyd Fuller 599. Vonof. hot in the first que
Score by Quarter, r-below-par nine for
Hank Burchill 584 and Floyd Miller . ................. 6 17 t 1 e. of which he m
Shelton ........ .< ...... 0 4 7 Mike Carte and Bil:
Fullm 599 I)ut their respective 247 * * • trn honors at eight t
and 224 games together to base a B SQUAD GAME i&LL THREE were o
1058 team game rblled by Bill's J'ee Knights and tied
Shell Service in Merchan league SHELTN 28 MII=,LE.Ie Tienhaara took g
bowling last week as Bill's rallied Looney 8 f Ve.kl..th 17, of ,whieh he
fronl an opening defeat to a 3-1 B.Masteller 2 f Twmw.. first half, followed
OlsonViCt°rY517°ver. Old Mill Tavel. (Bob OlsonGUnter 2 gC Hop. at 12 and Greg i
Ralpl;,'s Serve-U (Dick Johnson Knautz 4 g . -fL.,1Ekst,s sc/'ambling-t)
482) climbed into 1st place on a Subs: Shelton---T. 2¢tarshall d the Climbers to o:
Purvis 2,
4-0 whitewashing of Kimbel Mo- Duekhan 2, . . .,JosHn al attempts, of whicl
tors /Jerry Christy 482. Prepp's Marshall 2. K ±wasteuer z, ,eommendable 17 for
Rexall Store 3 (Dave Harris 582- ton. Carper, J. Armstrong..cent 'average. On
237). Thurston County Savings & ...... Jamieson, Schooler, .ez(ld the'Climbers ma
Loan 1 IRon Stricldand 558; Wetzel, White, Juarez, va/15 foul shots, com];
Olympic Plywood 3 Jim Simmons Wegen. Henderson. aJ 38 chances for t
516). Timber Appliance 1 /Hap Sheltc, n .................... 8 8 4 .%tst made only 19 fie
Smith 515) Miller . .................... 4 3 0 .at attempts, so the t
........ - ............................... ferenee came at th
RECREATION LIL GRANGE LEAGU ':]enClimbe]'s fouled
W st their more a
Rainier Bern: ................ 35 17 Palr(a]s ............................ 42 , were whistled 2
inst 12 for ast.
Shelton Recreation ........ 33 19 Southside ........................ 37 "he,lineups:
Olympia Beer . ............... 26,, 252 Matlock .......................... 36 L"
Ritner's Pink Ladies .... 26 26 Shelton Valley .............. 33 T
60
SD
Lucky Lager . ............... 25 27 Pomona .......................... 29 -aey 4 f
Lemke's Service ......... :..242 27V, Agate .............................. 27, .Y 12 f
Olsen Fm'niture ............ 231,;, 28 L Skokomish ..................... 27 len 8 c
rr 1
Northwest Ever,reen....la., 36., Cloqualhlm ................... 24V i;rion 10 g
High games .... Donna.Coleman High games --- Joan Sharp Ienhaara x7
g
198 Henry Cook Jr. 202 [bs:' East 7, Beach
High series Mary Alice Cros- High series Joan Sharp"
.Carter, Campbell,
san 498 Carl Emsley 522 {}ehardson, Scheyer.
Split picks -- Sally Pierce 3-7, Pomona 3 ,Bob Florek 4?°'P ster
5,
Olson
3
Mikkelsen
Eva Hansen 5-6-10. Agates. 1 (Max Emsley ekert 2, Jeffery. A
Olsen Furniture 4 (Alice Cros- muthside 3 (Carl
san 469), Rainier 0 (Millie Daniels Shelton Valley 1 (Webb Rost Score by Quar
451); Olympia Beer4 (Ma,:y C:'os- 492); Matloek 3 (Jim Rossgngltto n 11 16
san 498), Northwest Evergreen 0 470), Cloqualhml 1 (Jim S,e!! 6
(Rutl Schnader 412); Ritner's 3 380); Patrons 3 (Tom Olson -..: ..... ' ....
Skokomish 1 (Dutch S:anley 4'UING RALLY FA
(Bobby Barnett 482), Lucky Lager - ...... aORT
1 ,Sharon Huisingh 373; Shelton USO Journal Wan! 0000Z'00GA'NST .
Rec 3 (Donna Coleman 476), Lem- otr hne lapses let t
ke's 1 tAdair Neau 424). Olympia Frida
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