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Post-Herald and Register, Beckley. W. Sunday Morning. August 3,1975 Old Timer's Picnic Set Next Sunday Front Left To Right Herb McCray, Junior Bowman, Fred Cassity, Walter Alderman, Scotty Cuthbert, Harry Ballard, Doby Jones Rush Back (Left to Right) Hoover Broyles, Moody Waddell, Ervin (Chalk Eye) Wells, Eddie Brocan, Lewis Waddell, Pete Bell, Dallas Rash, Bobby Humphrey, Teddy Mann, Mgr. Snooks Keaton And Bobby Saey.

Members of the 1950 Coal City baseball team and 1939 Lilly Brook team are among the many 'Old Timer's' expected to gather for the August tenth annual Old Timers picnic. The picnic is an all-day Sunday outing starling al 12 noon at Shelter number two at Grandview State Park. Anyone wishing to come should please bring a basket lunch. Lillybrook 1939 Front Row (left to right) Willard Arlis Mills, Needy McQuade, the League President, Tony Sanchez, John McGraw, Jackie Williams. Second Row (left to right) Ott Huffstutler, Gary Shrewsberry, Mgr.

Snooks Keaton, Oscar Smedley, Ralph Waddell, Buford (left) Tudor, Derby Mann. W. Va. Mullens To Hold Tennis Tourney Reed Becomes Youngest Black Belt Chris Reed Lead Two By IRA MILLER UPI Sports Writer HARRISON, N.Y. (UPI) Tom Weiskopf struggled to an even-par 72 in 104 degree heat and saw his seven stroke lead dwindle to two Saturday after three rounds of the Westchester Golf Classic.

Weiskopf, who had shot a 63 in the second round Friday staggered to three bogeys down the stretch as his swing whilted in the brutal strength sapping heat. A final birdie when Weiskopf got home in two shots on the 509 yard 18th, left him with a 54 hole total of 201, 15 under-par. Pat Fitzsimons, the young red-head who tied Ben Hogan's tournament record when he won the Los Angeles Open in February, moved into second place with a 66 Saturday for 203. Gene Littler was two strokes further back at 205 following a 69. Julius Boros was at 70-206.

The weather, which Johnny Miller described as "barbaric" on Thursday, the first day of the tournament, has gotten hotter each day on the hilly Westchester Country Club course. Saturday, it was at its most severe and was largely responsible for the lowest an- nouncedSaturday attendance, 13,400, in the tournament's nine year history, as well as several cases of heat prostration. "I tried to walk slow and hit the ball slow, said Fitzsimons. "But I really didn't expect to get this dOSG "I'm from Beaumont, and I can truthfully say I've never played in weather this hot," said 24-year-old rookie Bruce Litzke, who shot a 66 and was tied for fifth place at 207 with-Lyn Lott and Rod Funseth. "I don't think I've ever played in anything like this," said Weiskopf.

"But it seems like you always have one bad round in a tournament and this is mine, I hope. I'm still in the lead. They still have to catch me." Weiskopf, whose 129 for 36 holes was a tournament record, still led by seven strokes midway through the round Saturday. His lead began to evaporate when Fitzsimons birdied the llth, 12th and 13th holes in succession and Weiskopf bogeyed 11 and-13, where he missed a three-foot putt. "I didn't putt very well all day," Weiskopf said.

"Had I putted like I did the first two days, I could easily hate shot 68 or 69." Weiskopf, who has come close to winning this $250,000 tournament each of the last two years and then faded, also seemed more upset with the crowd than with losing most of his lead. "There was this one guy following us all the way around and on every hole he was yelling, 'come on said Weiskopf, refering to Boros, his 55-year- old playing partner. "He was yelling as loud as he could yell." At 16, a 204-yard par three, where Weiskopf jerked his tee shot far left of the green and then chipped poorly tw' one guy yelled loudly "come on Tom, you're make a'double bogey." i turned to (Gene) Littler and said I'm gonna knock this in just so I won't satisfy him." Which Weiskopf did, escaping a bogey by making a 13-foot putt. British Open Champion Tom Watson, Hale Irwin and John Mahaffey were tied at 208, following rounds Saturday of 69, 71 and. 67 respectively.

There were six players at 209 including 52 year-old Art Wall and 23year-old Ben Crenshaw. Jerry Pate, who challenged for the first two rounds, in this his first U.S. tournament as a pro, slipped to 74-210. Miller, the winnpr here last, year, was out of contention at 71-214. Ten year old Chris Reed of Beckley became the youngest Black Belt in West Virginia Friday.

Reed started a i lessons at the Korean a a A a i Beckley under the instruction of Sok Ho Rang who is a seventh degree Black Belt. "Chris started about 30 months ago, said Rang," and i hard to achieve the goal in Karate. It takes determination and persistance to achieve a black belt. Chris worked very hard and that's what it Chris is the son of Mr. Mrs.

Larry Reed of 336 i in Beckley. Through the many lessons Chris has learned the feeling of security through physical fitness," added Kang," it also help Chris with his knowledge of self also gives Chris poise and grace. Chris started when he was seven years old and stayed with it and it paid off." "I have been actively involved in Karate for more than 23 years and in that time I have seen very few students of mine that was more continued Kang, if Chris stays out it he could go a long way." Korean Karate is the art of empty hand and foot fighting. Students of the art are trained to use the self defense but also a physicial conditioner and a sport: It develops co-ordination between mind and body. SAULSVILLE (RNS) The Mullens Lions Club will host its first Annual Area Tennis Tournament Aug.

9-10, according to Lloyd Bright who heads the committee on arrangements. According to Bright, the committee has designed a tourney for all ages with trophies to winners in all categories. All interested persons can register now until Aug 7 at 4 p.m. Registrants should report to Houcks. 115 Howard Avenue for registration blanks any time prior to the closing hour.

"The tourney," explained the committee divided into three age groups with the first category, 15 year olds and younger; second, 16-20 year bids and third, those over 21. There will be male singles and female singles and mixed with a double in each category." Registration Fees are Sl.OO for players 15 and under- SI.50 for 16-20 year olds and S2.00 for 21 year olds and older. "The committee. Bill Houck, Don Anderson, Charles Stump, and myself, feel that the tourney is a real chance for tennis Bright, that such an event is opportunity for all ages to more thoroughly enjoy the game through competition. We of the Mullens Lions Club trust that interest will merit this event i a a a a a i i Lions everywhere enjoy being of service and we of the local club are pleased, whenever possible, to be a part of providing services in every worthwhile direction." Scores A I X.Y.

(AP) Third- round scores Saturday in the S250.000 Oolf Classic on the 6.614- Westehesler Country Club course: Tom Weiskopf 66-63-72--201 Tat Fitzsimons -66-203 Trene i 68-68-69--205 Julius Boros 70-66-70--206 Rod Fiftieth 68-69-70--207 Bruce Uctzke 70-71-66--207 I.yn 71-68-68--207 Hale Ini-in 72-65-71-208 John Mahaffey 72-69-67--208 Tom G8-71-li9--208 Terry Piehl 7l-fi7-71--209 (Jeorge facile 71-69-69--209 Art Wall Ren Crcnshaw 69-70-70--209 Charles Condy 71-67-71--209 Bert Greene 69-68-72--209 Richard Crawford 69-67-74--210 Jerry Pate 67-69-74-21(1 Sammy Rachels 73-68-69--21C Jerry Heard 73-70-67--210 Turn Shavr 72-71-67--210 Ken Still 71-73-66--210 Hit Masscneale 65 74-72-211 Smilh 72-70-69--211 Otbny Gilbert 73-68-71--212 Terrance Dili 71-67-74--212 Jim Colbert 73-68-71-212 F.d Dougherty 70-70-72--212 Pan Sikes 72-71-69--212 David Graham 71.72-69-212 Mark Hayes 70-69-73--212 Frank Bcarii 73-65-74-212 Big Trailership New SAX A P.R. --The now SS Puerto Rico, a S38.5 million, 700-foot roll-on, roll-off trailership, has entered the fleet of the Rico a i i 1 Shipping Authority. The a a 2 8 0 highway trailers and 130 automobiles or trucks. Society 100 Years Old I I Finland's a Culture recently marked i 100th a i a Among the projects it now a a respondence school for secondary education that- accepts anyone over 14, an. a i college siimor ITMISIP rnlloeo.

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