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tuber '00applers 4ctorious DONALDSON Sbelton High School Tar- team defeated Turn- 127-23, and lost to Central P 36-14 in their two matches Shelton-Tumwater match Tuesday at Tumwater. had two winners by pins. was by Wayne Tweed, 112 lb. wrestler. Tweed Tu Lwater's Charlie Sim- at 1:14 in the first round. other pin was in the 127 when Dallas Gunter Tumwater's Joe Teller at the third round. vs. TUMV¢ATER (T) forfeit. d (S) pinned Sim- (T) 1:14 1st round. (S) dec. Lucas (T) (S) pinned Tellers 3rd round. Thompson (S) dec. (T) 9-3. (T) dec. Willson (S) dec. Wuerth (T) Thompson (S) dec. (T) 4-0. (T) pinned Wes- ) 1:04 2rid round. (T) pinned Thomas 2nd round. (T) pinned Frank 1st round. (S) default 27 Tumwater 23 Shelton-Central Kitsap was at Central Kitsap last night. Central Kitsap the score of 36-14. Shelton four wrestlers win, three and the fourth by winners /were Dallas Chuck Thompson, and t !Will: m. After three match- Gunter, and Chris and 1 Thompson are the only un- Shelton wrestlers. vs. Central Kitsap (CK) forfeit• a s o n (CK) pinned (S) 1:07 2nd round• (CK) dec. O'Neill (S) Win or lose, Shelton's cheerleaders root for the Highclimbers until the final gun sounds. City League Hoop Play In Fuli Swing By SHARON COLEMAN . After a hard-fought first half, Jess's Mobil team beat the 20th Century team, 57 to 26, on De- cember 11. Terry LaBissoniere led in points on Jess's Mobil team with 14. Tom Fredson was next with (S) dec. Tyass 13. Duane Wilson scored 10. Mike Mills and Tom Wingard, 8 each; lnompson (S) dec t and Jer s ( .... • Lynn Spilse h, 3; ry We t- fl C) 4-z. lund, 1. Wills n (S) dec Corey t [6-3 ' • Jerry Mallory was high point • ^_ ,,r .^ ,,.,. man on 20th Century team with 't rrhen ldu, ,; u. ,,- 11 10 10 points. Ken Kneeland and ,it C00007•Thom-son (s)de Gene Strozyk scored 6 each • t P " Gene White, 2; and Tom Kim- ;c, 'eaas (CK) --inned Wes berly., and_Bob Sparks, 1 each, ev ) :14 2nd round. The Jaycees lost another game, 'Ifeyson (CK) pinned Pear- this time to Gott Oil team. The ) :47 2nd round, score was 77 to 29. "Trodo,,., (c d,,. 'rn Jerry Young was high man on  i. on Gott Oil's team with 20 pbints. -l ..... De Don Andrews was next with 12 amoee (CK pinned "   1 " "" " (S) 1:14 2nd round. Tom t:o eman scorea 1£ points. ton " sa 36 Jerry Bloomfield and Chuck Hol- p 14 -- Central Klt p . .. . . :e man, ±u eacn. wayne Clary and d Roger Hoff, 7 each. , o! |11_ u The Jaycees high point man ,] ilOlagers was McCarthy with 12 points. Arnold made 6; Adams and Mos- Awards Swart os, 1.  keland, 4 each; Anderson, 2; and "# --' Trailblazers held their an- Verle s Sporting Goods team ltlb di-nner at Lake Cush- beat Wolden's Chev team on hst Friday evening. W.ed., Dec. 13th, 78 to 45. Verle s e eti n high man was Terry Greg who iving the comp "tic ¢' for the year for the most scored 28 points. Jack Marquette pll earned -in club events pocketed 14; Jerry Mills and bc to Tom Connally of Hoods- Dave Sund scored 9 each; and Lynn Sterns made 8. Harold Wil- Aitken of Shelton received son, 6 points and Run Ellis; 4. il !ice award for his many Wolden"s Chev'--'s team had two 1¢ 'l hours at the club high point men -- Don Clary ' and Howard Wilson, 12 each. ¢ere also presented to Mike Clary scored 9; Run Junker -{1 .%hers of the last Club made 7; Brady Whitener made %les held on Dec. 10th. 4; and Jerry Drescher scored 1. tg re as follows: Eells & Valley team lost a   class, Charlie Travag- hard-fought battle to the Tavern ,r; first; Jeff McCoy, second• Jumpers team. The score was; 3 class, Dave White, first; Tavern Jumpers--98 and Eells & -rnert, second. Valley--74. ct Open, Ken Simons, first; Jack Jaynes lead on the Tav- rmally, second, ern Jumpers team with 31 points. member participating in Bob Miller scored 29 points. Dick trebles received a small Adams, 14; Scott Swisher, 12; ' Ray Barrington, 10; and Guy Mil- qcft ' Bowling Results and Statistics ler 2. The Tavern Jumpers' score of 98 points was the highest score made by a team so far this season. Eells & Valley team's high man was Henry Dean who made 35 points. Brown scored 17. Bar- Tavern Jumpers Verle's Sporting Gott Oil Eells & Valley Jess's Mobil Wolden Chev rington, 8; Stu Reynolds, 6; Jab- SIMPSON SWING SHIFT Hi Game & Series: L. C. Leman 246-617 Standings: He•lockers 33-23, Four Diamonds 33-23, Cats 33-23, Dry Shed 30½-25½, Pin Benders 23-33, Mill No. 3 15½-40½. With just one week to go in the half we have a three-way tie for first place. In this week's action the Hemlockers Melvin McGee (590) whitewashed the Four Dia- monds, Troy West (513) while the Cats L. C. Leman (617) took three from the Pin Benders, John Lund (543). In the other match the Dry Shed Bud Temple (544) took three from Mill No. 3, Bob Nielsen (509). Jaycees 309ERS Men's Hi Game & Series: Bob Riffey 184-489 Women's Hi Game & Series: Jean Temple 196-457 Redin 4, Jean Temple 457; Scholars 0, Ralph Ervin 405; Tar- dies 3, Dot Ridout 455; Skippers 1, Barb Tarrach 305; Dropouts 2, Tom River 454; Professors 2, Edith Lyle 398; Rithmetic 2, Joan Jay 413; Flunkies 2, Bob Riffey 489. Standings: Professors 34-18, Re- din 33-19, Flunkies 31-21, Scholars 27-25, Tardies 26-26, Dropouts 21- 31, Rithmetic 19-29, Skippers 13- 35. MEN'S CITY Hi Game: Fritz Neau 232 Hi Series: Buck Mackey 596 Standings: Beckwith 31½-13½, 40 & 8 29-16, Hidden Haven 28½- 16½, J & J Service 25½-19½. Simpson 23-22, Certified 17-28, Cliftons 15½-29½, Nim Rod Club 11-34. 12:30 WOMEN'S Hi Game: Judy Manke 172 Hi Series: Donna Coleman 486 Standings: John's Richfield 33- 23, Nell's 30½-25½, Shelton Un- ion 27½-28½, Pastime 22-34. MERCHANTS Hi Game & Series: Jess Tobler W L 222-590 3 0 Stewart's Pro Shop 3-1, Ed 3 0 White 565; Western Auto 1-3, Phil 3 0 Adams 514; Stewart's Food 3-1, 2 1 Bud Ristine 533; John's Richfield 1 2 1-3, Jess Tobler 590; Lumber- 0 3 men's 1-3, Gayle Wentz 522; EVERGREEN TRAVELETrES 10:30 a.m. Shift Hi Game: Marge Witcraft 208 Hi Series: Virginia Fuller 511 1 p.m. Shift Hi Game & Series: Donna Cole- man 223-536 The 1st round at 10:30 a.m. Shelton won 3 & lost 1. Fairlanes won 1 & lost 3. 2nd round at 1 p.m. Shelton 1-3. Coles Bow1 3-1. Won & lost for the 4-4 for the season they have a 16-16. They are in 4th place in their league. Bowled at Harbor Lanes in Hoquiam. FRATERNAL Hi Game & Series: Walt Wold- en 241-581 Fuller Const. 4, Bill Johnson 556; Bull Moose 0, Roy West 513; I.W.A.-38 3, Braym Johnson 519; Eagles 1, L. C. Leman 567; Olym- pic Plywood 2, Bob Bamford 510; Evergreen 2, Oscar Diekins 464; Nimrods 3, Ken Wolden 514; Shel- ton Hardware 1, Frank Willard 486; Kiwanis 4, Phil Adams 556: Lions 0, Walt Wolden 581; Moose Antlers 3, Lloyd Clark 531; Rot- ary 1, Jim Shrum 513. Standings: Fuller Censt, 41½- 18½, Moose Antlers 41-19, Kiwan- is Club 39-21, Bull Moose 31½- 28½, Rotary Club 30-30, Lions Club 29-31, Olympic Plywood 28- 32, I.W.A.-38 28-32, Shelton Hard- ware 26-34, Nimrod Club 24-36, Eagle Aeries 21-39, Evergreen Fuel 21-39. SIMPSON WOMEN'S Hi Game: Betty Cormier 195 Hi Series: Virginia Fuller 513 Accounting 1-3, Margaret Tob- ler 458; Purchasing 3-1, Peg Knutzen 474. I.B.P. 0-4, Mary Lou Wicken 481; Engineering 4-0, Carma Syl- rester 433. Loggers 0-4, Nancy Beckwith 412; Research 4-0, Bobble Bam- ford 454. Olympic 4-0, Virginia Fuller 513; Lumber 0-4, Jean Ream 493. Staadings: Lumber 31-21, Ac- counting 31-21, Olympic 28-24, Purchasing 27-25, Loggers 25½- 26½, Research 24-28, Engineer- ing 21½-30½, I.B.P. 20-32. RAYONIER RESEARCH Men's Hi Game: Percy Zamzow 201 Men's Hi Series: Jim Latimer 551 Women's Hi Game: Nita Nelson 176 Women's Hi Series: Jean John- ston 436 Wood Birds 4, Tom Matye 483; Silva Foxes 0, Mary Lurid 426. Water Boys 3, Percy Zamzow 538; Makeups 1, Bob Eliot 469. Maintenance 4, Jim Latimer 551; Pin Curlers 0, Barb Soren- son 418. Rayonettes 4, Jean Johnston 436; Acetate Aces 0, Jess Tobler 495. Standings: Maintenance 41-19, Wood Birds 36½-33½, Makeups 33-27, Acetate Aces 31-29, Silva Foxes 30-30, Rayonettes 28-32, Water Boys 27-33, Pin Curlers 13½-46½. GRANGE Men's Hi Game: Gayle Wentz 235 Men's Hi Series: Don Knudsen 569 Women's Hi Game & Series: Nel- lie Rossmaier 178-477 First half final. Standings: Shelton Valley 38-26, Agate 37½-26½, Harstine 33½- 30½, Skokomish 33-31, Southside 26-38, Pomona 24-40. HOUSEWIVES Hi Game: Margaret Bibbee 194 Hi Series: Nelda Flint 483 B & W Marina 4-0, Marge Wit- craft 468; B & R Oil 0-4, Stella Howard 423; Hood Canal Marina 4-0, Berna Kolawinski 450; Dean's Gunshop 0-4, Betty Dean 387; Buechel's Garage 3-0, Nelda Flint 483; Waterwheel 1-3. Margaret Bibbee 477. Standings: B & W Marina 43-13, Waterwheel 31½-24½, B & R Oil 27-29, Dean's 25½-30½. Buechels 24-32, H. C. Marina 15-41. RAYONIER RESEARCH Men's Hi Game & Series: Don Woods 218-546 Women's Hi Game & Series: Marg Bacon 169-447 Maintenance 3, DOn Woods 546; Acetate Aces 1, Mary Anstey 532. Rayonettes 4, Marg Bacon 447; Pin Curlers 0, Anna Matye 414. Silva Foxes 2, Mary Lurid 469; Water Boys 2, John Denison 494. Makeups 3, Bob Baldwin & BOb Eliot 449; Wood Birds I, Clar- ence Anderson 511. Standings: Maintenance 37-19, Wood Birds 32½-23½, Makeups 32-24, Acetate Aces 31-25, Silva Foxes 30-26, Rayonettes 24-32, Water BOys 24-32, Pin Curlers 13½-42½. Chn00 fm Pauley Dodge son, 4, Smith, 3, and Weaver 1 20th Century 0 3 548 Wh,tes Lo n 31 Ch c ' • " , • ; " ggi g -, u k Mens Hi Game & Series: Troy White 547; Boons Plumbing 1-3, West,185-507 a$0n ,.oun.y Ken Jones 519; Kimbel Motors Women s Hi Game: Ira Cook 189 €IIII'IW ''.ImB II..'|.I 1-3,Standlngs:HOrace Mounts 482; Rene- Women's Hi Series: Jean Hart- . .ect ]PqUll I itlilm If/']111 1 cher COnst. 3-i, Tom Olson 474. well 491 I ,Buslnes Di = John's Richfield 39- Board Busters 2-2, Run Davis * • cry A r It, • nil • • 17, Stewart s Food 32½-23, Wes- 451; Odd Balz 2-2, Jean Hartwell tern Auto 31½-24½, White s I_g- 460; All Kats 0-4, Judy St John uverpower 00orrn Mason . ...... • , grog 29-26½, Smwar[s t*ro 491; All tats 0-4, Juay St. Jonn Auto Glass  Floor Coverings Bv RICK BURRELL ' The Mason matmen showed im- Shop 28-28, Prepp's Drug 28-28, 485; Timber Ducks 1-3, Gene -" • - = :. '   .......... nrovement this time with'-w'mS . Rercher onst. 2.-31h Bounds. Stroyzk 448; Sandbaggers. 3-1, • Expert Installation | •'  o • TileLin°leum • South Kitsaps,wrestlers over- by Don Dillenberg, 127 pound Plumbing 24-32, Kimbel Motors Troy West 507; Dynamm Duos powered North Mason Tuesday in class, over Dan Olsen in 1"27 of 23½-32½, Lumbermen's 19-37. 0-4, Topper Sterns 434; What's JIM PAULEY, INC. | I I • Carpeting a 42-7 match in the new South the third round" Sam Gatlin 154 Next 4-0, L. C. Leman 483. | . • Formica Kitsap gym. ound class, uinned Gre Prindle MR. & MRS. HANDICAP Standings: Final 1st half stand- 5th & Railroad Ph. 426-8231 l REX FLOOR COVERING Bulldog points came in the 191- in 1"26 of the 2rd rnunrl, rn Men's Hi Game : Harold Bibbee ings : Odd Balz 42-14, Knock Outs | I Mt. View Ph. 426-2292 oun cla ..... ' --- p d ss where DOn Huson Huson 191 nnund class decis- 211 34-22, Dynamic Duos 27-29, Tim- I I (NM) and Ed Euritt (SK) bat- ioned 'Dennis-Thorne by a 4-0 Men's Hi Series: Eldon Todd 551 beT Ducks 27-29, All Kats 26-30, tled to a 5-5 draw. Steve Rose score; and Steve Rose unlimited Women's Hi Game & Series: Mar- Sand Baggers 26-30, What's Next Auto Psbrts ' { Landscaping alSOdogs gainedwhen heP°intSwas handedf°r the aBUll'for- class, decisioned 300 _)ound Don garet Bibbee 175-487 25-31, Board Busters 17-39. { * Automotive Machine Shop '{ { • Lawns, rockeries, trees, .. Clatterbaugh by a 5-0 count. Iet. nints ...... € ....  -  -i- North Kitsap scored with 7 pins {m, m    o .   . m ,  -   ,   J * Parts for all cars and trucks I I shrubs • Free Estimates 5 l'ecsons andone'raw.  .... and one dec•ran. I U llllll[I U A   I * 24"Hr" Service °n Parts { II SUNSET" Top soil, tilling, levelingLANDSCAPING On Thursday the Bulldogs trav- Next Thursday the Bulldogs  ilmlmll:llNR  I Les Fields Auto Parts, lnc.{ IHerbertBaze elled to North Kitsap only to be open their home season with a  IM mm mm=m   I 229 S. 1st St. 426-3351 ] 426-4718 I thrown for another loss by a 38-16 repeat match against Central     mm mm ...... • ui*"" } BONUS SALE { o,o Repairing |Mas°nry | • Major Overhauls , • Fireplaces C0 j: jk/e AT I • Brakes & Ignition | call Brick and { • Welding & Tune-ups .. I K{MBEL MOTORS I [ SpecialWinterizing I eBIOckWOrk , | MASON'$ MASONRY : • . I I w. I 00,on. , ! 1967 { *Salt i Beauty raint------'-- ,A. .  VALIANT SIGNET { FURY Ill HDTP. CPE.  [ • Complete Hair Care C and C Paints / i O  I 4 Door Sedan { P-Steering. Torqueflite  {I •• Wigs-Wiglets-SwitcheSMerle Norman Cosmetics Co'-Ca-WallA.Plex .'Brella-PlexC°"Ca'Namel ( ,'.'x * '-.), C>-, . i 225 CU In. Engine { 318 Cu. ,n. Eng.. W/Wa,.00 I • Free Demonstrations I 00,AVS,O0000 o, s.o r%.    ,:   , !,  P-Steering, Torqueflite I Tinted Glass, Radio | , ELAINE'S BEAUTY SALON { 7t, & Park 426-3344 6th & Laurel 426-4582 ......  i "US, $2.1L95.00 j Only $2595.00 ; ChainSuws Rental Service |Lt(l[j..%   "Z l THE ABOVE UNITS CARRY CHRYSLER'S FAMOUS t New and Used • Rentals { Almost Anything Anywhere | Bulldozers - Loaders - Pumps Oregon Chains & Accessories o o , Small motor tune-up & repairs I Folding Banquet Tables '" i'" 196 R ' B?assee BaYS : Hours:Mike,s_. 5:30- 10McCullochP.m.,shopdaily ,|'& Chairs,LEwHospitalRENTsBeds, Etc. 2215Ol00pio0000y.00., 00200-463, 1 22,6 ,. 4t,, k" (/ ;*/ ' 19677 FU Y ''I FURY ,,, 4 Door r ,ravel- %,j" " " ,,,," I • 1966 FURY 1'4 Door Sedan O Draperies . I ardtop I • Custom Made { . Air-Rail-Steamship | • Bus - Hotels - Tours \\; *" . , I | 1966 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 Sedan  • Free Estimates I • No Extra Charge for  ..... 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B__ m,l  m- .. m-- m. o 21ultu I Phone 426-6201 217 Cota 426-6477 Thursday, December 21,1967 - Sheiton-Mason County Journal - Page 1'3-