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mrsday, December 20, y, December 20, 1962
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SHELTON-=MASON. C0UNTY. JOURNA:=-- Published in C tmsfmastoun,. U:&-A. , Shcif0n, ,Was, h'mton
[Uler Drubs Blazers
i ,Junier High Open _.
guars []ere Toda
I'NIOII lli(;ll ILANKI':TiA
W L pt
B SQUAD STILL LOOKING FOR INITIAL SUCCESS
Little Climbers Lose Heartbreaker To Olympia Cubs
OI,YMPIC B TEAMS Climbers held the Knights to a managed to net 1,'].
W L pf 1.'a close 10-9 margin in the first Jim Anderson led the scoring
Port Angeles ............ 2 0 98 70 qmlrter but in the second period for the Coach i-Iarold Wi[son's
East ............................ ] 0 57 38 ttle Knights broke away with an team with nine beans against, the
lh,r . ................... 2
(|lliMnl ................... 2
"I'OI'SOII .................. ]
ishingi ()ll ................ ]
eli(m ........................ 0
pI(ins ..................... 0
nil alia .................... 0
I,asI Veel(
VIiller 37. ShelLeD 15.
07100
0 73 ................
Line Misses Let Olympia Off The Hook, 43-41
1 68
23
i oilINIGHTS LANCE CLIHBERS ¢OHFERENCE BEBUT
I)LYMPIC. 'I'AN1)ING (AA) .... ..... "
loquianl 38. Jefferson 30.
,Vashington 33. Ccntralia 29
Tlds Aflernoon
fefferson at ShelLeD.
Vliller al Hopkins.
:hquiam at Ccntralia.
lilter ran off and hid f!
lton. 37-15. in opening j$
;h baskethal] action for
kze]s last week.
Cn'.)ot tl radar-eyed Walt
• .cored re(ire points tilan
i](, Bl:tzer lineup with 2f
Kittens ran up quart
cls of 6-0. 23-4 and 24-11.
"here was hope for the ful
VCVOI'. ill tile kVO rkl]lan'
nner in v,,licil the Blazer
ders took ca.l•e of the 1V
.quad. 28-]I. Coach
J
alson's proteges blanked
i icy the third period and b
, from an carly 4-4 dead
l[Ltt-C conllnand at tile
iods i)y 8-4. 16-7, 20-7. SI
mey's 8 t)oints led a
]need scoring attack. ]
'his afternon the BlazersJ
in at home, hosting deffe]
31ympia in Sllelton gym s
at 2 o'clock.
he iineups:
>rAIISITY GAME ]
,LEI 37 Nil F, LTO
tor 22 f Arch
lcock f to'
ire 4 c Swish!
son 6 g Ols0
Hhoff 5 g Prepperna 2
.: Miller.--Wood. Bond, I)
ki. Strong Hoonan, Enke
n'son Shelton---%Vinn B. Ji
M. Johnson Bryant, El'
of.
N(,orc hy Qnarters
.................. {3 17 "1 13
ton ..... :: ...... 0 4 7
B SQUAll GAME
I]:I'N 28
ley 8 f
asLeller 2 f Tv
tr 2 c Hopk
,11 g
utz 4 g
Ibs: Shelton--.T. Mat'
kham 2. Pm'vis 2, Joslin
shall 2, K. Masteller 2.
Cartier. d. Armstrong.
n,w.son. Schooler. l.eiC
zel, White. Jnarez, Vat
en. Henderson.
Con .................. 8 8 `1
...................... 4 3 0
GI£ANGE LEAGLLIJ "
W
ms ........................... 42
hside ....................... 37
ock .......................... 36
.on Valley .............. 33
end .......................... 29
c .............................. 271,,,,
omisi ...................... 27
mllmn .................... 24 ,fi
gh g"mes - Joan Sharp
y Cook Jl'. 202
series .-- Joan Sharp
Emsley 522
mona 3 (Bob Florek $,
e I (Max Mikkelsen 4,1
side 3 (Carl Emsley 5!
on Valley 1 (Webb Rost
Matlock 3 (Jim Rossn
Cloquallmn 1 (Jim S
Patrons 3 Tom Olson 5
0mish i t Dutch Stanley
W L pi pa
st ........................ 2 0 107 85
,st ........................ 1 0 60 40
tral .................... 1 0 48 43
Uth ................... 1 0 49 36
eli.on .................... 0 1 40 60
rtb ...................... 0 2 90 106
rt Angeles 0 2 7`1 98
l,asl Week
t 60, Shelton 40
Uth 49. Port Angeles 36
err 58. Nortt 47
This Friday
Prth at Shelton
Nt at Central
Uth .at West
lgeles at Bainbridge Inl
gast Bremerton applied con-
ill pressure with a full-conrt
'ense which forced Shelton in-
constant errors as the basic
a rm-away 60-40 Olympic lea-
baskethall victory ove: the
'hclimbers in the Shelton gym
tlrday night.
WAS A SOUR baptism for
e Climbers in Olympic league
ge competition after several
lsons of high success against
Ympic teams In non-conference
ty.
Phe Climbers simply didn't have
le speed to cope witl the bnsv-
!dy pressure which the Knights
e ab.them and the game turn-
!into a route early as the visi-
ts built up a 17-8 first quarter
rgin and pnshed it to 33-14 at
• half,
Phe Knights also paid special
.ention to. blanketing" Bill Sloan.
lton's long-range g.lnner, do-
the. job so well he didn't get
hot in the first quarter and a
r-below-par nine for "he entire
Zae, of which he made four to
lYIike Carte and Bill Smith for
honors at eight points.
&LL TltREE were outscored by
Knights and tied by another.
Tienhaara Look game honors
17, of which he made 14 in
first half, followed by Darryl
at 12 and Greg Morrison at
scrambling-type defense
the Climbers to only 43 field
attempts, of which they made
17 for a good 36.2
average. On the other
the Climbers made only six
15 foul shots, compared to 22
38 chances for the Knights.
made only 19 field goals in
attempts, so the bulk of the
came at tile foul line.
Climbers fouled cansislently
their more agile rivals,
Were whistled 26 times a-
12 for East.
The. lineups :
60 SHELTON 411
4 f Carte 8
12 f Powell 4
8 c Smith 8
on 10 g err
17 g Sloan 8
East - Beach 5, Garrison
Campbell, Niemann,
Scheyer. She,u.,
dphster 5, Olson 3. Walker 2,
2, Jeffery. Anderson.
Score by Quarters
17 16 15 17 60
8 6 13 13-.-.--40
ING RALLY FALLS
AGAINST BEARS
Journal Wahl [our-line lapses let the Climbcrs
...... vn at Olympia Friday and spoil-
l.L:f$ ggfg. [a fighting comeback which had
_.l!tory half spelled out before
.... ""'"':":::"T:}"':":":":'":-'';,.':i',lling short by a scant 43-41
: :: . " 'i:: , rain.
ST : : 5:!ihelton came storming back
an 11-point deficit late in the
.:.:_::::: quarter-to almost nip the
with a mighty last period
but goofed the victory-pos-
ty by bad marksmanship at
free throw line.
FI(I1UI{ES show the Clim-
converted only three of 12
Dances while the Bears made
of22. Fronl the field the Clim-
outscored the Bears, 19 of 54
of 63, but Olympia control-
the backboards with a 51 to
Climbers allowed themsel-
be out-maneuvered in the
for position for the re-
:ept for the first couple of
when "the Climbers gain-
'!-0, 3-2, and 5-2 advantages,
Bears were front-runners
game, gained quar.
margins of 13-9, 26-19, and
tth their widest lead at
1:
CLIMBERS outscored the
14-7 in the final quarter
big Larry Powell and Jim
setting the pace with
*oints each. The Bears made
field goal in that last per-
it combg in the early me-
They made five of seven
opportunities after that and
all that kept them m [,e
game. Meanwhile. the Clim-
missed four of six free
STALEMATE -- Larry Powell of Shelton (dark shirt) and Ed
Rogel of Olympia each had a firm grip on te ball at this partic-
ular moment. They jumped it off on a held.ball in Olympia's gym
Friday night when the Bears eked out a 43-41 victory over the
Climbers.
(Photo by AI Carter)
I
AIRBORNE CAGERS -- This flying basketball, devoid of any
control, sent-Bob Walker (23) of Shelton and Greg Tinker (32)
of Olympia into orbit in an effort to haul it down in Olymp=a gym
Friday night. In the background Rs Jeffery (25) of Shelton
closes in on the play, Olympia snatch:.; a thrilling 43-41 victory
in the non-conference gme.
(Photo by AI Carter)
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Shelt, on ........................ 0 1 38 57
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Central ........................ 0 1 46 51
Game Ro Far
Nol*tl 51, Central 46.
Port Angele 53, West 36.
East 57. ShelLon 38.
West t0. North 37.
Port Angeles 45. South 34.
By l)tlllly Vagner
ShelLeD Junior Varsity basket-
eers have run up a three game los:
ing streak after being nipped by
the Olympia Cubs, 40-39, Friday
night and slaughtered by East
Bremerton Saturday ,night, 57-38,
Friday night the Little Climb-
ers trekked to Olympia to re-
venge the defeat opening the sea-
son. After one period which f9und
the Cubs with a ten point Ifiaz ....
gin of 11-1. the Little Climbers
rallied for 19 points to make
the score 21-20 at the half. Shel-
ton then gained a four point mar-
gin by the end of the third period
of play, leaving, the score 33-29
Olympia made a last quarter
splnrge gaining the triumph by
a close 40-39 score.
The losers continued their poor
shooting as they hit 0nly 13 of 45
from the floor wiile managing 13
out of 19 from the charity line.
East Bremerton continued the
Little Climber losing streak by
tromping them 57-38. The Little
18 point spree. After the intermis-
sion the Knights and the Little
Climbers played to an even pace
a tbirdquarter margin of 37-25. In
the tidal period the victors poured
in 20 points while the home team
OI,VMPIA 4(1 SIIEI,TON 39
3arber 7 f Clary 1
Kent 2 f Rlchards
)avis 11 c LaBissoniere 2
Leach 10 g Anderson 5
Padgctt 2 g Barnes 11
Knights willie Floyd Barnes was
Iflgh against the Cubs get:Ling ele-
ven counters.
The Little Climbers hit 15 out of
47 from the floor while hitting 8
for 23 from the foul line.
EAST 57 SllELTON 38
Henry 4 f Richards 2
Windal 7 f Clary 5
Kennedy 5 c Kelly 3
Fisher 4 g Villines 6
Busby g Anderson 9
Subs: Olympia .- Kern 5, Bailey Subs: Shelton--.Barnes 5, La-
3, Backman. ShelLeD .... Kelly 8, Bissoniere 6. Kadoun 2, Brickert
Kadoun 6. Brickert 4, Villines 2, 1, Carte. East; ...... Johnston 9,
Bailey. Gibson 9. Strachen 14, Moe 3,
Score by Quarters Slate 2, Berteaux. Huguenls.
Olympia 1.1 9 13 740 East .................... 10 18 9 2057
ShelLeD 1 20 9 10--39 ShelLeD .............. 9 9 7 13-38
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