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RANDY LEWIS (22) battles a Montesano man for control of the ball during a jump in the Climbers' game with the Bulldogs in Shelton Gym Monday niqht. Mike Sparks, (34), was the game's high point man with 22. The Climbers won handily, 80-50. Shelton Still Unbeaten In League Keel,inl, the/r perfect league made most of the difference• It The Wolves took an early rct:ord inlacl, Shelton's was the best defensive game of lead, and were ahead 13-9 at the Ilight:limbcrs knocked off the the year for Shelton point wise. close of the first quarter. The Soulh Kitsap Wolves in Port They only let South score five ttighclimbers not only clamped Olchard Friday night, 61-45. points in the third quarter, and down on the Wolves, but opened 1lead tkat:h Terry Gregg of went on to post a 2-0 league up themselves in the second the Clirnbers said thai the record and a 4-2 record for the stauza. defusivc rebounding of Shelton season. M i k e S p a r k s, s e n i o r sharpshooter, made two more points in the second quarter alone than did the entire South squad. The Climbers were helped along by senior Brad Jones' six points to outscore the Wolves in that period, 24-10, and walked off the court with a 33-23 halftime edge. They had come from four points down to lead by ten. Junior Bob Turner scored six Blazers Matmen Mike Sparks made Ion po/nts in the setrorld quarter of the Shelton llighciimbers" game with Montesano Monday night and went on Io gel 22 as the Climbers demolished the Bulldogs in She:lion Gym, 80-50• t/nabte 1o pull away from the visitors in the early stages of the ame, although they never trailed, the (:limbers put on a second :luartet defensive show and parks led the scoring to put ,helton ahead hy II at halftime, ;8-27. The firsl quarter saw Shelton eke a 44) lead, and then keep a hree to four point lead for the 'est of the period. Jim Corey got even points and three other ?limbers had four each. Trailing y just 19-16 at the close of the irst quarter, Montesano had aken advantage of a leakin lefense. It turned out to be their ,est quarter in the scoring olumn, as Shelton tightened the Beat Reeves Shelton Junior ]tigh's Blazer wrestlers improved their win-loss record to 2-1 last Wednesday by beating Reeves Junior High in Olympia, 42-36. At the end of their first three matches, the Blazers boast three undefeated grapplers. Brooks Farrell, who has lost one in three matches, got the Blazers off to a good start when he pinned his Reeves' opponent. Brad Stiles, another unbeaten Blazer, pinned his man in' the 82 pound class in the third round to make the score 10-0 in Shelton favor. Looking very strong in the lighter weights, the Blazers have yet another undefeated man in the 96 potmd class where Mark Lewis makes his home. Lewis pinned his Reeves opponent after team mate Tom Sagmiller won by decision in the 89 pound class and Shelton had an 18-0 lead. Shelton lost the next match, and then Mike Coleman, a returning letterman from last year, won for the first time this year by a pin to make the score 23-5. However, Shelton lost the next five matches and were behind by 26-23 at the 152 pound class. Both teams forfeited there, and Shelton won the next three matches to sew it up. One of those wins included Ray Wiltman's, in the 173 pound class. He is the other unbeaten Blazer. Here is how the individual matches went: 75 - Farrell (S) pinned Lewis (R), first round. 82 - Stites (S) pinned Carr (R), third round. 89 -- Sagmiller (S) dec. Cannon (R), 2-0. 96 -- Lewis (S) pinned Turner (R), second round. 103 .- Grindstaff (R) pinned Frost (S), first round. 110 -- Coleman (S) pinned Tricklett (R), third round. 117 - Hays (R) pinned Rank (S), second round. 124  Andersen (R) dec. Hergert (S), 2-1. 131 -- Kenaston (R) dec. Howard (S), 7-5. 138 .- Burns (R) pinned Miklethun (S), third round. 145 ..... Bryant (R) pinned iik y O points to lead his Climbers in .... Lea ds be rs ..... St.,bring inShelton got the third quarter asl 5 and heki South,to a .,,'re five• By the end of (hat H;ohcl;mher period, it was Shclton 48, South To t,or ver Monte HIII II Iltlf oo ,.o Jayvees Post bench got to play in the final quarter and South scored 17 to '-"-'rmn Win The Bulldogs made only 14 of 30 from the charity line. It was the Climbers 37 field goals that made the big difference. The visitors had three times the chances from the line, but made only 18 from the field, not even one half as many'as Slelton. (?limber scorers were Sparks 22, Corey 16, Jones 14, Rusty Corey 9, l)orcy 6, Turner 5, Bac 4, Fredson 2, Cole 2. the bench tbr the second straight game. They got to the 50 point mark, but the Climbers were a big 30 ahead to take their fifth victory in seven tries this season. They have lost only to Ehna twice. The Climhers made six of ten free throws. Two of them were made by Jim Corey, who now has an 88 per cent mark for the season. He has made 22 of 25 from the line. IllIll Bowling Results Shelton 13, but the game was almost on ice when the jump to open the fourth quarter was held. it turned out to be the Wolves' most productive quarter, but left them 16 short of the Climbers' at the horn's final blare. Coach Gregg said that Sparks and Jones, the two high point men for the Climbers, both had an excellent night, scoring and grabbing lots of rebounds off the boards. He also commented that senior Randy Lewis and junior Kevin Dorcy came off the bench to play good ball. The Climbers had just a slightly worse free throw percentage than South, hitting on 11 of 19 to the Wolves I! of 18. For the hosts, Tom Crossman was the high point man wit h 18. He was beaten for the game's honors by Shelton's Mike Sparks, who garnered 21. parks had quarters of one, twelve, five, and three respectively. . Balanced scoring led the Shelton Highclimber junior varsity past Montesano's for their fifth victory of the season last Monday night. Ten Climbers had five points or more, yet no one had over ten points as it all totaled up to beat the visiting Bulldogs, 63-40. Taking an early 16-11 first quarter lead, the Climbers even had well balanced scoring in the quarters with 16, 14, 14, and 19. Mike Bac and Tim Fredson had five each in the first quarter to get Shelton off to a good start. Bill Bacon led scorers in the second quarter with six as the Climbers held a 30-19 halftime lead. The Climbers coasted on in for the victory in the last half, and kept improving the lead. Free throws played an important part in the game. Montesano made 22 of 38 from IitIlllIft SIMPSON WOMEN'S Women's Hi Game= Ann Cole 204 Women's Hi Series: Ann Cole 523 Standings: Lumber 38-18, Engineering 33-23, Purchasing 29.27, Olym'#ic 27-29, IBP 27-29, Accounting 25-31, Loggers 24-32, Research 21.35. Research 1-3, Jeanne SHELTON RECREATION Women's Hi Game: Margaret Bibbee 19] Women's HI Series: Margaret Bibbee 505 Shelton Recreation 43-17, Harpers 34-26, Rainier 33-27, Dairy Queen 31-29, B & J Mart 27.33, Hoodsport Lbr. 25½-34%, Austin (S). first round. 152 .... Both teams forfeited. 159 - Oling (S) pinned Campbell (R), first round. 166 - Robinson (S) won by forfeit. 173 - Wiltman (S) pinned Riley (R), third round. Unl. -- McBride (R) pinned Ream (S), first round. The Blazers had one penalty point taken away from them for their wrestlers coming onto the mat when they were not supposed to, this accounting for 42 points instead of 43. Rochester Beats Hood Canal Hood Canal's ninth grade team lost to Rochester 37-36 in a squeaker last week. Johnson was the high point man for Hood ('anal with 14 points. Endicott added 8 more, Miller 6, Bourgault 5, and Toby 3. Rochester's scorers were England 17, Pankon 14, Fossum, Sandy, and Bodine all 2. The eighth grade beat Chimicum 45-32 with Lindgren scoring 14 points for the winners. Bearden had nine, and Bolender came off the bench to score seven. Others scoring for Hood (;anal were Tozier 6, Molinero 4, Dudrey 2, and Deyette I. Chimicum's seventh grade slaughtered that of ttood Canal, 63-26. For Hood Canal, Grindle had 10, Jarvis 7, Miller 6, and Johnson 3. Chimicum's scorers were Kilmer 15, Lowrie 14, Perter lO, Jackson 5, Young and Daggert 4, Smith 3, Butts, Nelson and Anderson 2, and Lowie and Ritter, I. $1t$ Letters Are Awarded Shelton High Schoet's winter sports letters were awarded recently at an assembly. Those earning• their letters in, football,  croci c0ntry and gts t* , tennis ,: received the felt. Thirteen seniors made their letters in football. Head Coach Jack Stark gave seniors Brad Bransford, Steve Bostrom, Curt Stracke, AI Olsen, Don Cox, Mike Neau, Dan Cush, Bob McClanahan, Scott Larson, Jack Stentz, Russell Denny, Harvey Farrimond, and Dallas Gunter their due recognition. Others who lettered on the gridiron were Dan Bolender, Gary Burger, Rick Fitchitt, AI McGee, Dave Myer, Rocky Nutt, Larry Olli, Cary Settle, David Stole, Lane White, Paul Wittenberg, Tracy Armstrong, Tom Brigham, Bill (;ray, Don Neth, Mike Sheetz, Neal White, and Mark Wittenberg. Ten boys lettered in cross country. Coach Lowell Stewart awarded Jim Connolly, Phil Krogh, Ken Smith, Jim Johnsen, George Lamagie, Rich James, Randy Wiltman, Mark Grubb, Mike ConnoUy and Dave Frank. Coach Mrs. Ruth Willard lettered Sandy Pozorski, Kim Sowers, Sue MeDowell, Margie DR. HARRY DEEGAN of Shelton admires the trophy ,re received upon being named to the Tacoma-Pierce coun Y Hall of Fame. The picture of Deegan below is from a TacOma newspaper of 1912. Deegan t,,row In Hall Of Fame , A distinguished athletic career as a youth and a life-long interest and participation in sports has earned a place in the Tacoma-Pierce County Hall of Fame for Dr. Harry Deegan of Shelton. The retired dentist was one of 10 nominees honored at a banquet on December 11 at Tacoma's Top of the Ocean. Dr. Deegan was a quarter-miler on Stadium High School's track team and a football end while attending that institution. Highlight of his prep career was a 107-yard touchdown gallop in 191 i. Following graduation from Stadium, he went on to Washington Sate College (now. University) where he earned a varsity track letter as a freshman. From there he went to the University of Pennsylvania's school, of dentistry. He served in World War !. The widest recognition he achieved in the world of spOt came as one of the f)undir fathers of the thoroughbr racing industry as an owner a, breeder of race horses. He helP* draw up the state's turf code, st the version he co.auth0tl remains extant, alm0 unchanged. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Bowling News IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII MR. & MRS. HANDICAP Men's Hi Game: E/don Todd 200 Men's Hi Series: Eldon Todd 534 Women's Hi Game: Barbara Wynn 189 Women's Hi Series; Becky Schreiber 480 Standings= Tyee Well Drilling. 401/z-23%, VoWs Floor Covering 39-25, Harry s Hoodsport Texaco 38-26, J & J Service 37-27, Lake Cushman Sales Co. 34-30, Eacrett Lumber 33%-30%, Evergreen Florist 28-38, Dick's Diggers 27-39, Allyn Shell 22-42, Hoodsport Care 22-42. J & J Service 2-2, Lucille Chapman 468; Evergreen Florist 4-0, Jame Elmlund 380; Lake Cushman Sales 2-2, Harold Bibbee 472; Eacrett Lumber 0-4, Eldon 633 S, 1st i i We will be closed from Wed. Noon, Dec. 24 until Monday, January 5, 1970. Eacrett Lumber Co. 1332 Olympic Hwy. S. 426-4622 i I I IIII IIII II III II [ TRY IT TODAY! SAmii= MOTOR SHOP 1306 Olympic HwY. "= 426-4602 710 Cedsr • Leroy Dale • 41152 CaB for Free Estimates ]e I0 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, December 25, 1969 00 dll I # SHELTON GLASS CO. Replacements of all kinds For Appointment Call Alex Toney 42S-3971 em Timber Bowl atthe Tylczak, Leslie Einarrson, Jackie Todd 534; Lannings, Hoodsport Mays, Debbie Witcraft, and Cafe 2-2, Mile Dilley 430; Dick s Valerie Sparks in tennis. Diggers 1-3, Ed Olson 475; Allyn Shell 0-4, Harold Hillman 423; the line and Shelton coverted ise in the remainder of the NB of MC 251/e.34gz, Lucky Lager Campbell 431 Vs Olympic 3-1, Senior Jim Corey got ten on Managers for football were T"ee .... I .......... J ontest. , 201k-3972. Ann Cole 523; Lumber 1-3, Jean . _ .  y we f ur.,ng z-z, uel _.___.._...,ii ......... points in "the contest, hitting on 15 to 19. Five Climbers shot 100 Phil Henderson ano Chuck t:arey Stormo . ' Flnnr • • ' .- 485; Von ...... The t.lirnbers scored the same _ ltt l;an v8'ngCoe:e?sg 1:' four of five free throws to keep per cent from the foul line, The tennis manager was Leshe Cover!ng 3-1, Barbara Vynn 468; . ,, . oo,,,,ooo.., irULL IT ul bar of Ix)tats in me secono M .............. including Mark Johnson who ,ao, We"e- Harry s Hoodsport Texaco 4 O, uarler as in the first," but .... tneir Menen'stliame'sHiSerie-'-eoLe°rault2Z4Nault5-,," Norene Stevens 424 Vs up a fantastic average for the made four of four in the fourth ....... e,,. John Schreiber 522. " : - o Purchasing 4-0, Dot McNamara season, 20 in 23 attempts. Jones rnproved det'ense was the key to Women,s Hi e Hele Rico enjoying a good season so far, i WOER PROVE ,l i. .... Gam : n .... 4067; .Ac.counting.2.2,.Jane Whit e was number two for the Climbers quarter. he good sized midgame edge. 182 uvsttJvzz MaryLouwlcKen The jayvees have been "  Women's Hi Series: Helen Rice 508 " ' with 12 points. He collected ten Sparks got eight more in the 466 " in the first half. Junior Kevin aving only lost to South Kitsap ." hird period when the Climbers  .S.tan.dings:.. Ri_tos 41-19, SIMPSON MEN'SBOWLING Dorcy had a five point fourth ; o " € t" •  - u!lneacls 3b-Z€, EIUZZ Bombs peneu up t nay ne,r r)est 33 27 F rebals -- . FlrstHalfFln,l quarter and made seven for the and .their opener to Centralia, land. y : Iontesano'': left Shelton ahead``28raensHiGame:GaeAbrechtgamehrCimbersrerswerewhmtheyaterbeaMen's Hi Series: George Wisecup Montesano ... 17AIS00p00l Ire'e'v00a Irm .., uarter. Jim Corey garnered 29-31, Miklethun Electrc 27-33, 239 . The scorers for Shelton in the ///,/I I '\\; vel, and four other learn mates 4 of Us 25-35, Chantrels 20-40. Men's H ¢.,=ri,,:. c.= ah,,,-., Rusty Corey 4, Tim Fredson I. andled the rest of the scoring. M C T were Bac Irl:" 'he 25 points to only ten for ,ER HA.,NT_5_ ............ 612 - ................  The Climbers played their last Standings: Boom 33-23, Mill game of their non-league season 9, Bill Bacon 9, Tim Fredson 7, Jeff Okano 7, Rich Walker 6,  , ,,,=,, n,a,,m: nucwntez3z 4 30-26, IBP 30-26, Mill 3 last Tuesday night, and will Bruce Cole 5, Larry Olli 5, Neal FIX-UP IlOm mint 2L9ae26.2C, hPhPers229217 , resume their league schedule White 5, Mark Johnson 4, Clyde ]1 I'11 BE PREPARED! 2-37 at the end of the quarter. 607 , , , , . .. Standings: Capital 41/v18Lk, urea Jones, wno ned 14 White's 38-22 TCF 34 2a Railroad 22-34,  ' which goes for another twelve Rains 4, Tom Brigham 2. • " ' "-' YOUR "'--'- " 0rots in the game, got sx of Prepp s 29.31, Boon's, 28-32, games. The resumed league play ......... enecers 27-33 Kimbel s 26-34, The pursuit of perfection, will start after the holidays, on ose )n the ilnal quarter as NB of r" o_nu. hton sat on theu lead and NB of MC 1k.2½ D Wilson then, is the pursuit of sweetness January 6 when the Climbers ---------------------------.------- .... " .... ' • and light, travel to West Bremerton to face  , ,= AND LET US HELP YOU! crcased it shghtly. Kcvm Dorcy 451 VS Capital 2Va.lb, Mac 544; at in two shots from the field Boon's 4-0, G Wisecup 607 Vs .... Matthew Arnold the Wildcats. Ilin a, ,.ur _ starts as easy [t 1' .imbels o-.,..0., I WE HAVE THEM ALLi .._...__.__ ['l |!: ):r our points. Montesano could Pre--'s ...... :" .... " .......... .. v, MONTE as the new ., |, roster omy I. points m tne rest Renecker s 1-3, D Stanley 544. ,,..,o..... ... .... w,,,.,, ..0, w,,,o,,0 HOMI:IlTE" 0"4, F. Jackson 503. 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