Sunday Gazette-Mail from Charleston, West Virginia • Page 62

Spears to Attend Parsons'Rally A's Edge Yankees, Features Split Ford by 5-4 Count 22 Team Reunion By Local Stars Of! Athjeoc Dr. dartre W. Swears arni of his 1922 Virginia University football team, along with Athletic Director Harry Stansburv. will celebrate their anniversary at a minion of this great team in Morgaiituwn oo Friday asd Saturday, Oct. 5-6.

A committee, headed by Phi! Hill of Charleston, announced Saturday that Spears had agreed to come here from hL home in Ypsilanti, Michigan, to attend the reunion. He was here five years ago for the 35th reunion of the squad at Morgantown. The team also held reunions in 1957, 1952 and 1947. Most all of this squad is still alive and healthy and, as usual, most of them will be at the reunion. The committee announced that Dr.

Spears would be flown from his home to Morgantown on Oct. 5. Mrs. Spear? will accompany him. Stansbury is now in retirement on his farm near Beckley.

it if BESIDES HILL, member? of the committee in charge of the reunion include Charlestonians Hob Hawkins, Rob Kay and Bernard (Blondie) Board; Jack Simmons of Morgantown and Doug Bowers of Beckley. The 1922 team was the only one in WVU history to go undefeated. It had a 10-0-1 record, the only blot being a 12-12 tie in a game here in Charleston with Washington and Lee. Among its 10 victories was a Hl-K) post-season victory over Gonzaga in California. The reunion will get under way with a dinner on Friday night.

Oct. 3. the Hotel Morgan. There will be many other activities for the group which will wind up the meeting by attending the" WVU-Boston U. football game at Mountaineer Field on Saturday, Oct.

6. E.Xv'*.£i£\:* Par- 34. aac thea Sprars SUxsbanr Cftfe. staged a recovery for a hean- of his 14 and. laturday in the TounsameflL The outstanding Charleston Better's rally from the brink of disaster led the tennis players to a split in the' six championship latches.

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s. Miss vanquished The that his hosier. A off starter Djejo NTSUI. Med for a vame But hitler ii: Gino CUKOJ from The CITY sy! a after Segui departed in -f The A pecked away at Fwrd oe Drabowsky who hurlei 'he singles throuxh- seventh and eighth out the uame. scoring firt in the third inr.ir:.i on hits by Causey ami Kd Charles a The back LaKue Unranked Marc Parsons, the 6-3.

in a tight match, Far- RcdllUill Vi IlIS s'jrprise of the tournament, bow- sons and McJunkin to Pris- ed out in the 16 and under cham- and and George Alcorn. 6-3. 6-3. pionship match, and June Van field of 115 was the strons- was defeated in the 14 and est ever, but the local contingent unuer class for girls. Marc Par- turned in the finest performance ri Ktv-nvn the and Britt McJunkin fell date by Charleston players in feature race Saturday nij-ht the popular tournament.

at har! follow his booniins service. Phil- Qarence Parsons chaperon adelphia's Mike Mullan was on to the local junior Strohs Bowlers Boal All-Stan Tola 3: i 9 0 405 US D-- York SPEAKING OF CHESS Lions Rally Marks Good Bet For Victory In State Event I Persons d. Muiian of tremendous rally. He tied the vi. Pennsylvania netter at 5-5 in; went into a 6-5 lead, saw it vanish 7-6 before capturing: Strohs Beer km linn Detroit defeated in an exhibition match night at the Boulevard by Lyie Adkins and M.

j). Recreation Center. The Strohs team, featurinu iB i- onn a Fairmont 11:1 T-TM. live wi xw a sainst anottH'r Hubert group of all-stars today at 2 p. m.

the Boulevard Recreation Ten- A JV 7 p. m. at Ven- 000 130 I 041 000 Ml-- n. PT, Aij. T-fn.

MSO i 5 2 0 0 0 14 victory. Uttle Steve then closed out the match with comparative ease. Inking the second set by a k-1 margin. wifgund Alcorn d. Marc sons and Britt McJunkin, 63.

Hu'iman. Butch Earl Brooks. daifi Redman. M. 0 LaMS.

race-tyie Adum Bobby All-stars--Bill Bvard. 570: Kex Clrh Howard Woody OaC. e-? -ic I'M Marsha Ragland d. Brown of Australian pursuit "CHS, a Dill olh; Cl.l Pittsburgh. 4-1.

1 Herbert Redman, M. Thomas. 653: Al 601. D. Marihan.

woody Strohs--Tom llarnisch. 54((; Pat lannucci, 617; John of MISS RAGLAND. in winning CLEVELAND (AP) The De- the 18 and under crown, won the troit Lions came from behind first set by 6-1. was on the short By Edward M. Foy Charles Boggs.

Paul Sayer four timcs Saturdav ni ht to de jeml of the score in the second The big item of interest on the -to mention four of them. set against LaRue Brown chess agenda is still the AT Tmg nQ lhe first half of 1962 West Virginia Chess Con- Opcn firt doublchcader exhibi gress, featuring the 24th annual Tournament in San Antonio, but tj on championship tournament to be there should be a strong field. Cleveland racked he Pitts held over the Labor Day Neither Fischer nor Reshevsky VnH n) at the Wind- been a Participant in recent National but can be ex Pf sor Hotel in Wheeling. i pa) hihi ion uin bil Locally, there is the usual one of Bvrne broth The underd certainty as to just who will Weinst irii Arthur tend the Wheeling tournaments; Bj anj other American I Cirk IXrtiM Marsha Ragland end Ru Brown and Linda Mn i Redman. 5fi5; Nell d.

La- Aaklns, M. 0. Marjhall, Bobby Deal. Russtll, 97. 6-3.

Diiloo Young. Howard Hovatpr Ciau ,11 639. SOUtar. 6'23' Monay Eoiy Iwmt SHOTGUNS-RIFLES IEIOAWNC SUffUtS The GUN STORE 150 SviMMfi St. Trips' ex- F.LM1RA booming hat Ken Harrelson carried the Bin hamton Tripled to a 5-3 ver- there is a junior championship event scheduled too), but probably some half-dozen or so players from this area will compete.

over the Pioneers on the first play of the Ramc.Harrelson accounted for three of with Don Meredith passing 24 the Trips' runs with a 2-run homer yards to fullback Amos Marsh i the fourth and a This may be premature, with following a fumble on the opens in the sixth the 1962 event still unplayed. but ing kickoff. Only seven seconds, SERVICE STATION OPEN MONDAY 8:30 Why Pay More? masters will be on hand. BINCMAMTON 'ELMIRA Charleston, as the capitol of the had elapsed a i Those more than mildly m-i ha a thp rhavama 4 1 2 1 MCGUITM 2 1 tonKtPd if not vet fullv com-l gg The two cluhs alternated in HobVken cf 3 Hickerson ID i in C3ivui jvv cifo ra fiAvt ctatA rf 4 2 2 1 Pull lam If 4 0 0 0 mitted going include DrJ scoring from then until Earl Harrelson i 3 1 2 3 voungaahi ci31 jinueu lu Kunift, classic during the centennial orra George Person, Andy Sanford, Ron Kennedy. John Scherer, George (he is presi- viar Ahn it will he the year.

Also, it will oe me owns for two fnst touch 3b 4 0 0 0 Anthony 7b 3 1 1 0 101 iwu lOUCn- i emker lf 4 0 0 Johnson rt 2 0 1 0 anniversary of the state cham- the contest, pionship tourney, the first of'notion. last period to clinch Fuiie' Kelly Sanders 10 7 0 7-24 7 7 7 14-35 from Meredith dent of the state chess association Capi-'TM'' this year) AlDuVaU (local 1939 4 holden. Geoffrey Hobday, and. (Baker kick) Edward Foy The Charleston Chess Club con- oet-pium i iun 9 (walker kick) to meet weekly at the a Bak5er 4 Right now Landis Marks of Knignts of Columbus club rooms, kick? from Meredith 3 0 0 0 Efhe ren 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Ccchran 3b 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 Tetrault 1 0 0 0 A jaciuk 0 0 0 0 Ellen 0 0 0 0 Totals 31 i 7 Totals JJ 3 2 A-Walked tor Tetrault in ninth. Binghamton 000101 100--S Elmira oto 010 001--) E--Tetrault.

PO--A- Binghamton 27-9; Huntinslon tuning up for the 1117 uarr er st visitors are in- Dsl Nl rma 10 West Virginia Congress by com- vited players should try to bring Baker pcling in the U. S. Open Tour-j a on ess arx bo ar rj namcnt at San Antonio, Texas, i intending to play in thej (Baker kick) Landis has been taking in quite I tournament on'Labor P85J from Meredith Harrelson 3. LOB--Binghamton Elmira ickl .5. 2B-Harrelson.

MR-Harrelson. SAC-- pass from Morrall Tetrault, Hobbensiefken. SF--Cochran. (Walker kick) $0 8 5 3 3 6 7 x-Kelly (W 2-5) a few tournaments during the past months and is our favorite, if not everybody's favorite, to win the 1962 state chess championship. However, Huntington has some other chess talent riot to be overlooked, defending champion Dr.

Alex Darbes, many-times-cham-l pion Dr. Siegfried Werthammer, Slow-Pitch Ball On Fast Schedule At Bigley Field The state slow-pitch softball tourney was anything but slow Saturday night at Bigley Field as five games were zipped off between 6 and 10 o'clock. Each game is scheduled for 45 minutes, but games player! thus far have averaged only 37 minutes. Nine games are scheduled thi afternoon as the tourney swings into its busiest session. Midwestern stopped Carbide Construction, 12-8, in windup game, as Morris Reed banged out three hits.

Buck's Esso of East Bank de feated Roadrunners. 14-5, in the opener, while Pickens All-Stars tumbled Gulfers. 17-5, in the six inning second game. Strong Top Hat of Montgomery edged Pack Lumber, 10-9, although Pack scored five runs in the last inning and had two runners on when the game ended. Tincher pitched his second two- hitter as Magazine trounced International Jets, 16-2, paced by Thomas' two homers and a triple.

Huck's Esso: ISO 3-14 II 3 Roadrunners: 000 320 t-- i Jones and B. Casio and Treaflwsy. can get ins out. (Walker kick) from anders jEllen 4.3) some rac tj ce by turn- 21 pass from Morrall (Walkerj two men in ninth. kick) Attendance: 71,000 PB-Fuller.

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