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TOUGH SCHEDULE
Othello's girls' basketball
team will have its district
hopes squarely 'on the line
here during the next week as
it goes after victories against
its two major challengers.
The Huskie girls, who ran
their season record to 8-0 with
wins over Quincy and East-
mont during the past week,
will host Wenatchee here
tonight and then take on
tough Ephrata next Monday.
The girls also have a game at
Moses Lake on Tuesday of
last week.
Coach Janice Capps ack-
nowleges that the Wenatchee
and Ephrata games will be
key contests in placing the
Huskies in district play in
December. The top three
league teams will enter the
district with the champion
having a decided edge.
Wenatchee was rated as the
c~favorite with Othello, and
the Huskies handled them
earlier this month in a
meeting there. However,
Ephrata gave Othello a real
scare just two nights later.
In action Tuesday night
Othello breezed past East-
mont 51-29 as the girls took a
25-9 halftime lead and breezed
home from there.
Shannon Davis led the way
Marge Nielsen, who es- were paid with 53 entries.
tablished new alley records in Team honors went to the
the first weekend of action, Pinsplitters team with 3,019.
walked off with top honors as Team members were Sue
the Othello Women's City Bunch, Donna Hilmes, Gall
Bowling Tournament came to Ramsey, Barb Hartwig and
a close here Sunday. Neva Barger. Others placing
Mrs. Nielson's 747 total were Freddie's, 3,012; Soil
held up for first place in the and Crop, 3,008; and Ervin
singles as she also won the all Lumber, 2,981. A total of 19
events and combined with teams were entered with four
Laverne Hollenbeck for places paid.
second place in the doubles. High game per alley win-
Following Mrs. Nielsen in ners were 1-2, Donna Rex|us,
the singles, which had 74 211 scratch, and Sadie Cyr,
entries and paid 15 places 243 handicap; 3-4, Mrs.
were Betty Allred, 722; Jan Nielsen, 246 scratch, and Mrs.
Widman, 672; and Sharon Allred, 268 handicap; 5-6,
Eckert, 671. Bonnie Floyd, 223 scratch,
Marge Stuckel and Sally and Sally Koehler, 259"handi-
Koehler with 1279 won the cap; and7-8, Jan Widman, 221
doubles, which had 38 entries scratch, and Rocky Hammer,
and paid seven places. The 245 handicap.
Hollenbeck-Nielsen entry had Association officials re-
1,267, and Eileen and Edie ported increased participation
Lawrence were third with in every event over the 1973
with 13 points and 16
rebounds. Other scoring in-
cluded 10 each by Chris Bos
and Carl Yenney; Mary
Danielson, 8; Heather Mc-
Donald, 6; and Joanna Nor-
ton, 4.
Last Thursday it was 61-51
over Quincy as the Othello
girls built up a 42-22 lead at
halftime and then coasted
home. Joanna Norton had a
great game with 25 points and
17 rebounds. Other scoring
was Chris Bus, 11; Mary
Danielson, 10; Heather Mc-
Donald, 8; Shannon Davis, 5;
and Carol Yenney, 4.
The JVs won 23-17 against
Quincy with Kim Klitzke
getting 7 points; Debbie
Hilmes 6 and Becky Be~nison
5.
They were beaten 16-14
Tuesday as Eastmont hit the
winning basket with two
seconds remaining. Becky
Bennison, Liz Bustamante and
Kim Klitzke had four points
each.
The Othello Huskie wrest-
lers were scheduled for their
first full-scale drill of the
season on Wednesday of this
week with the last of the
HUSKIES INTRODUCED - Members of the Othello
Huskie football squad line up across the artificial turf as they
are introduced at the opening of last Friday's semi-final state
contest at Federal Way.
THEY'LL BE MISSED - Special awards were presented
Monday night to the senior starters on this year's I0-I team.
From left are Roger Nield,'Johnny Capps, Dan Edson, Gary
Peterson, Mitch Buck, Kevin Stickel, Jon Calahon, Brad
Solbrack and Roger Beus.
football players expected to
join the squad.
New head coach Wayne
Schutte, who faces the task of
defending a state champion-
ship and repeating a perfect
dual meet season, reported
that about 30 team members
are expected•
"We have the toughest dual
meet schedule in the history
of the school with teams like
Moses Lake, Kennewick, Pas-
Mendez and
been showing well
State veteran
who was second in i
sophomore and
year, will be up
veteran senior:
129 along with
Mendez.
Seniors Brad
Steve Niblett,
and Alan
able of making
co, Connell, West Valley of in the state will
Yakima and Cheney, and Junior Mark Mohs i
realistically know another to start at 141, with
perfect dual meet season
would be tough," the coach
reported. "However, if things
work out right and we get the
help we expect from sopho-
mores, we could have a shot at
repeating as state champions.
One o£ the biggest "prob-
lems" facing the Huskies
could be their depth at some
of the weights and their ina-
bility to get some outstanding
wrestlers into the lineup. The
Huskies have numerous top
wrestlers at the 135, 158 and
168 pound divisions.
Sophs In Picture
Schutte reported the Hus-
kies will be depending on
young wrestlers at the lighter
weights. In the running at 101
are sophomores Justin Hafer,
Robert Miller and Stan
McLean, with sophomore
Andy Nuno at 108. Rudy
Mendez and Juan Medina,
both juniors are at 115, along
with sophomore Dale Fought.
Schutte reported that Nuno,
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EA YaIRDLEAGUE PinPais 26 18 1224 E. Main 488-3742 Next to Yargers 4,8,8-2792
11/11/74 W L Hot Rollers 26 18
Othello Iron Works 28 16 Misfits 24 20
Empire Seed 201/1 17'h Alley Cats 22 22
Hostetter Ford 24 20 Strangers 20 24
231h 20V1 RoyalChicks 19 25
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High Rollers 13 31
211/z 221/z
Cats, 1786; high team game, Misfits,
16"- o~.. High team series, Hot Rollers: Alley
631; high indwidual series, Marsha
Freddies
Basin Excavation
Othello Bowl
Lampes Jewelry
Othello Fabrics
High team series, Basin Excavation. Holmes. 488; high individual game,
2997; high team same, Othello Bowl, Marsha Holmes, 180; bowler or the
1020; high indivtdual series, Zonda week, Fran Smith, 627.
Lewis, M3;high individual game, ************
Lou Prickett, 213;bowler of the BUSINESSMEN LEAGUE
week, Zonda Lewis, 675. 11/14/74 W L
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OUT'PER LIMITS LEAGUE Sun Royal 27 17
11/12/74 W L Full Circle #1 26 18
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Othello Brunch
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Root Beer
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4th!& ~edar Streets
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Maytag Appliances
Washers .Dqers.Dishwashers
We Cover the Basin
Chuck Booth & Sons Charlie & Frank
Elech'kd Conh'ocfing
Wes o Furnaces and Air Condilioning
Canlrel Vacuum Systems
FARMER'S ELECTRIC
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Nov. 21, Wenatchee, here
Tuesday, Nov. 26, at Moses Lake
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positions this season.
This 5-4 sophomore played on the junior
New Holland 29 19 Ok Tire 24 20
Central Life 281/i 191/1 Full Circle #2 22 22
Eddies 27 21 AkinsThirft 16 28
Cabanna 27 21 Jack's Bargian Barn 15'h 281/z
VFW. 27 21 Simplot 14 30
*argents Mfg. 23 25 High team series, Sun Royal, 3152;
Lucky Lugger 17 31 high team game, Sun Royal, 1128;
Kelley's 14'h 33V~ High individual series, Louis Bar-
High team series, New Holland, ger, 627; high individual grame,
3130;high team game, New Holland, Louis Berger, 232; bowler or the
1100;high individual series, Ed week, Louis Barger, 771.
Wilborn, 563; high individual game,************
Ed Willborn, 222; bowler of the 11/7/74
week, Jack Peppier, 696. High team series, Sun Royal, 3043;
************ high team game, Sun Royal, 1086;
TOWN & COUNTRY LEAGUE high individual series, Gary Way
11/12/74 W L 545; high individual game, Run
Carnation 31 17 Weber, 197; bowler or the week,
Evergreen Implement
Guenther-Lee 22 26 11/14/74
McLeansHardware 19 29 EmpireSeed
KRSC 16 32 Rec Hall
High team series, Carnation, 3069; Eagles #1
high team game, Lampe Jewelers, Eagles #2
1095; high individual series, Bennie Mels Plumbing
Colley, 595; high individual game, Evergreen
Bennie Colley, 231; bowler of the Ernies Amoco
Lampe Jewlers 31 17 Run Weber, 693.
Cimaron Mote| 27 21 ************
Dart- Land 23 25
23 25 MERCHANTS LEAGUE
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week, Ken Garrett, 677. Full Circle 15 33
EAGL ************AGUEESMIXEDLE High team series, Rec Hall, 3107;
high team game, Rec Hall & Eagles
11/11/74 W L #1, 1066; high individual series,
Alley Sweepers 29% 141h Hump Prieur, 574; high individual
Ichi Bun 25% 18Vz game, BobTurner, 232.
Jet Set 25 19
Elbow Benders 24V2 191/1 SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED
Mis- For-Tunes 21 23 LEAGUE
"13" 19 25 11/17/74 W L
The 4 S'ssss 19 25 The Streakers 27 17
Rocky Rollers 12V~ 31% The Miracles 24 20
High team series, Alley Sweepers, 2 Minus 2 =4 24 20
2392; high team game, Alley Tbe ZipCoders 23 21
Sweepers, 871; high individual We 'Uns 22 22
series, Trudy Worsham, 490 &The Busy B's 22 22
Another senior in her fourth year of action,
Miss Pershall plays at forward for the
Huskies. She is 5-4 and a good scorer and
rebounder.
Remaining Games
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Dec. 9- At Pullman
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Howard Schindier, 524: high indivi- 2 Plus 2 18 26 varsity squad last season, but has stepped
dual game, Jan Floyd, 213 and Dave The Dum Stumblers 16 28
Sieflarf, 187; bowlers of the week, High team series, The Zip Coders, into a starting guard position this year,
2346; high team game, The Zip 0 where she is a strong playmaker and scorer•
Trudy Worsham, 640 and Howard Coders, 824; high individual series,
Schindler, 615.
************ Larry Widman, 583; & Donna
MAJOR TRIO LEAGUE Hilmes, 480; high individual game,
11/13/74 W L Roger Hartwig, 215; & Neva RAINCAT :
#7 107V1 84'/z Barger, 181; bowler of the week, i
Jack'sBarn 104 88 Guyanne Jensen 608, & Larry THUND-E /RD
Lockwood 101 91 Widman, 622.
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Hank's &Fields 991h 92sh, ************
Othello Bowl 99 98 JR-MAJOR LEAGUE 488-3348
Mutual of Omaha 92 10011/16/74 W L m ~.
Taggares 89 103The High Rollers 26 6
Ken, Fried Chic. 76 116The Bowlers 19 13
High team series, #7, 2429; highThe Undertakers 17 15
team game, #7. 640; high individual The Hamms - 12 20 '
series, Larry Widman, 750; high The BowllngFlirts 12 20
individual game, T.D. McKenney, The OddBalls 10 22
212; bowler or the week, Steve High team series, The High.Rollers,
2378; high team ~ame, The High
Kenrield, 856. Rollers 803; high individual series,
COFFEE LEAGUE Paul Vowels, 554; high individual
11/13/74 W L game, Paul Vowels, 195.
Hot Mama's 26 18
TAYLOR ROAD
ACROSS FROM LABOR CAMP
state champion
148.
Tougl~
A group which
seniors Chris
Solbrack and
and sophomore Joh~
be fighting for the
168-pound
sophomores Craig
and Davis and
Calahan at 175.
Senior Mitch Buck
190, with the
spot capably filled
Andy Lampe, a
year, and Terry
after passing up
last season.
The wrestlers
duled for some.s
ling action this
the U.S. Army
Fort Lewis
present a clinic.
includes one All-.
ler and another
from the World
event.
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