Sunday Gazette-Mail from Charleston, West Virginia • Page 41

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Kg BuH Rus-j Five the top The rf the auzns "1 semis vm be ia actiw ia thelChaofceriaia aad the Warners ia Tuesday and several Barks. Will this really be the last for Bob Cousy. the dribble and passifig vizard of the Stawlfti Gfres years? iopemas twa bat They ace Wafcltheir mem Saa hone is is as faned drfease as Bellamy of to'aat scheduled ortfl a OuEoberlaia with 2.485 (Oct JenyWeat for Another Boston Celtics? He has said he plans toerter the college coaching field next rear. Will the fabulous Wilt (The Stilt) Chamberlain. the traw- plarted Warriors (PtUadriphia to Saa erase his leafue is Jerry West of Los Aagries.

fifth 5 Detroit any evert, the Los Richie Gueria New; This game will nark the Lakes. battled Bttloe hardjYork. sixth with 2JC; Willie debut of Bob Feeriek at the new an the war before tesioc ia theJKauBs New York, seventh with coach of the Warriors, but the box playoff last April. will play ia the league's 1.177 aod Elgin Baylor of Las Aa-iattractioo will be Witt The Stitt. Seles, eighth with 1.836.

'The former Kansas All-America Same of the season. They meet On Friday. Los Angeles been averarinf customary the Detroit Pistons in the firstlat New York in a single inpre-seasceex-i tame Tuesday's twin bill in Saturday, eight of the league's hibitions. Smartest Grouse The smartest grouse in'lhe state is located on the Jim Guthrie place in Jackson County, according to Sam Parrish of South Charleston who hunted Saturday in that area. This grouse came into Outline's back yard about three weeks auo and made its nest against an old split rail log that is leaning against a tree and an out-building.

Guthrie. who lives alone and seems to attract wild birds and animals, first saw the grouse one morning after he heard his dog whining. The dog kept its not to bother the bird. Guthrie placed a piece of tin over the grouse and left her to her 14 eggs. The eggs still hadn't hatched Saturday when Fairish and his son.

Charley, were there to hunt. "Six hunters came in to observe the grouse," Sam reported. It is highly unusual for such a wild bird as a grouse to nest close to human habitation, and even more unusual for one to be nesting so late in the season. Parrish will be going out to Guthrie's place again next weekend to check on this rare occurrence. if Wilderness Fishing for $130 Clarence Moran, executive director of the Charleston Urban Renewal Authority, recently made a six-day boating and fishing trip near Sioux Lookout, Ontario.

Moran and a companion. Joe Cvengros of Chicago, traveled and camped on vast Lake Lac Seul, one of the 10 largest lakes in Canada. "The amazing thing about this trip." Moran said, "is that it cost me only $130, including plane fare from here to Chicago and return." Moran and Cvengros drove the 1.000 miles from Chicago to Sioux Lookout, where they rented a boat and started their 200-mile jaunt on water. "Fishing was good, although we didn't catch any record-breakers." Moran pointed out. "We caught mostly northern pike and pickerel." The country around Sioux Lookout, as in most of Canada, is a vast jumble of lakes, and a fellow could get lost without much trouble.

Fortunately Moran learned map reading in the Air Force and he got along okay. Moran and his companion tested the new freeze-dry foods being produced by Armour and found them very satisfactory--light, tasty and easy to fix. The voyagers saw a moose, not in the trackless wilderness but from their car on the return trip. It was at a "moose crossing" sign, appropriately enough. Local Youth in Safari Business Word is that Charleston native Charles Cabell is conducting the first safari business in Brazil.

His organization is called Brazil Safaris Limited. Young Cabell went to Rio De Janeiro a few years.ago and decided to go into the hunting business. His customers go into the jungle to hunt jaguars, wild buffalo and numerous other vari- eties of game, or to fish the teeming Brazilian Navy Wallops Cornell, 41-0 ANNAPOLIS. Md. AP)--Soph-j trapped in his own backfield to omore Roger Staubach came up one touchdown, plunged' the bench Saturday to direct Navy'over twice from the 1-yard line rivers.

Cabell has never been on safari in Africa, so on six touchdown drives and a 41-5 football victory over Cornell. The substitute quarterback from he more or less had to learn the business by cindnnaU was at trial and error. for scores and passed 10 yards to Ed Merion for another. He completed nine of 11 pass attempts for 99 yards, and gained for every Navy score. He yards rushing.

"4 I i awi Reportedly the safari business is less profit- J68 ya it appeared he was i It was a spectacular perform able in Brazil than in Africa because a lack of i roads in the South American country necessitates that all long-distance hauling be done by plane. Trucks can be used in Africa. it it Counties Get Forest Dividend The 11 West Virginia counties with national forest land received a (109,000 dividend during the fiscal year 1962. Monongahela National Forest supervisor E. M.

OUiver announced last week. This represents 25 per cent of the income from multiple use management of the Monon- gabela and George Washington National Forest land in this state. The money is allocated to the counties in proportion to the area of national forest land in each county. received the most-- J36.0M. Most of the income was from receipts of timber sales.

Fall Stocking Highly Popular The fall trout stocking has really caught on with the public. It wouldn't be surprising, in a few years, to see more people fishing than hunting on opening day of hunting season. There were numerous fishermen out Saturday. although a majority undoubtedly combined fishing and hunting. The warm weather was more conducive to fishing than hunting anyway.

Among the rivers stocked are tailwaters of Sutton Dam, Summit Lake, Anthony Creek. Cranberry River, South Branch of the Potomac. Seneca Lake, East Fork of Greenbrier. Spruce Knob Lake. Elk River downstream to Webster Springs.

Shavers Fork from Cheat Bridge to SfewafTPark, and "BTackwater River. if Good Tips jor Turkey Hunters The Department of Natural Resources put out some good tips to turkey hunters in its news release last week. I don't know who supplied the information, but 1 suspect it was the handiwork of my fishing companion from Marlinton, Wayne Bailey. If you are the restless type of hunter, always on the move," the release said, "stop every now and then. Turkeys have noisy table manners and can be heard from afar.

You can outflank them," This made me recall the time in Grant County stopped for about 30 minutes on a knoll overlooking an oak cove. At the end of my vigil I took one step downhill and flushed the largest gobbler I've ever seen. He had been perched near the base of a large oak, doing what I've never been able to figure out. since I hadn't seen or heard a thing during the 30 minutes. Anyway, he crashed through the tree limbs with all the daintiness of 'a falling airplane and was out of range before I could recover from my surprise.

Yank Golfers Close Strong For Ike Cup KAWANA, Japan (API-American golfers produced a superb final round to win the third world amateur team championship Saturday and keep the handsome Eisenhower Cup in the United States for two more years. jance by the 6-foot-2. 192-pound sophomore who spent the first three games playing behind senior Ron Klemick. Staubach also started the day running Navy's No. 2 team, its! offensive unit, but he wound up in command of the startinj two-way team.

When Klemick and the starting unit were unable to move through Ithacans, Staubach took he offensive team on two touchdown drives of 40 and 80 yards for a 144 halftime lead. On the last play of the third period, he broke away from a host of Cornell tacklers. itreaked down the sidelines picking up blocking and was finally hauled down by Cornell's Dick Clark.cn But the performance of Cornell 1. of the other 23 national teams. He carried it over on a quarter- particularly the Canadians, raised back sneak on the first play of a question as to how long U.S.

th fourth quarter, domination would continue. STROH BREWERY Detroit, staged an Appreciation tliuner here recently for area distributors who have done an outstanding sales job for them in exceeding quotas. Wells S. Herrinjrton. wholesale sales manager.

Detroit ami 1). J. Bennett, slate sales manager. Pittsburgh, came here for the affair. In the photo Mr.

Bennett is congratulating Don Catalano. who heads Central Distributing Co. who has account locally. Joseph Dress. Aracoma Logan distributor, drew similar commendation.

It was a steak at Vesuvio and Catalano had all his employees there. lit group 1. to r. Jack Catalano. Beer sioner Grover T.

Daria Mary Deane Krebs. executive secretary of the West Virginia Beer Mr. Dress and Mr. rington. with Messrs.

lano and Bennett, front. CAMR Committeemen Lay Dance Plans Canada Second Making the shots they Nivy--MarkoH 1 plungt (Weiton kick) Navy--Sttubtch 1 elungt IWetton kick) Navy-Staubach 1 plunge (Weitan kkk) A had to the American team of plunge 5 tcn kick) Navr-- 13 run (kick plunge 5 tcn kick Deane Beman. Dick Sikes. Labron from ubich Harris and Billy Joe Patton won with a total 834 strokes for the 72-hole medal play tourna- Attendance 23,351. SPEAKING OF CHESS ment, eight less than Canada.

Great Britain was third with 874 and New Zealand fourth with 882. Beman from Bethesda. and a pressure player deluxe, putted magnificently and turned in a 4- under-par 66 on the rugged 6.785-j yard Fuji Course. Sikes. a University of Arkansas senior and U.S.

Public Links champion, had a 69, Harris, the current U.S. national amateur champ from Ok lahoma State University, a 70. Patton, 40-year old veteran of many an international meet from Morganton, N.C., had an 81, which fortunately all could forget as under tournament rules only the low three daily scores were computed. The Canadians went into the final round two strokes back and Gary Cowan. 23, shot 69 as did Bob Wylic.

Nick Weslock. a 45- year-old golf addict who reads a book on how to play the game as he strolls along, scored 73. Bill Wakeham, 20, finished with 78 Cowan Low Individual Cowan was the low individual with 280, even par for the 72 holes. Sikes had 283 and Beman 286. Juan Estrada, son of the Mexican Golf Association president, had a final 66 and a 287 total.

The Mexicans finished in fifth place with 887, followed by Formosa 892, Australia 893, South Africa 896, Japan 902 and Argen- Georgia Soundly Defeats Clemson East-West Event Slated Tuesday By Edward M. Foy to Yugoslavia ended in The annual East-West match, second position with 28 to 16, two Una 9(6. BUCK WINGED NEAR DAVIS sponsored by Charleston Chess Club, will be held Tuesday evening, October 16, at the Knights of Columbus club rooms. This affair, which has been held fairly regularly since the 30s pits players from the East and West sides of the city in a single-round match. John Schcrcr will be captain for the West Side forces J.

J. Arbaugh of Clendenin caught this eight pound, J4-incft' muskie in Elk River. WTI. Arbaugh, confirmed has also caught a four- pound walleye ond numerous bass and channel catfish. points better than third place Argentina.

The USA followed with 25 to 19, losing 3 to 1 to Yugoslavia in the eleventh and final round. But the big match for the Americans was their semi final round meeting with the USSR, with the latter scoring a one point 2'i to victory. while Dr. George Pierson will act in the same capacity for East. DAVIS, W.

Va. Sam Oliverio of Clarksburg got his deer oarly Saturday as the bow and arrow season on deer and bear tegan. Oliverio. a 29 year old Salem College student, felled an 8 point, 180 pound buck, from 40 yards away with a 49 pound bow. He a hunted for 15 years, but this CLEMSON.

S.C. (AP) A pair of 77-yard scoring passes by quarterback Larry Rakestraw carried Georgia to a decisive 24-16 football victory over Clemson Saturday. Rakestraw's first scoring pass on the first play from scrimmage followed a 98-yard kickoff scoring run by Clemson halfback Hal Davis. Georgia 7 0 3-24 Clemten 7 1 tl kickoff riturn (kick failed) Ct--Uanktwlcz 77 pass from Raktstraw (McCullouQh kick) Ctem-Matttwws 11 run (Rogers kick) Ga-Guthrit 13 run (McCullough kick) Ga--PorttftieW 77 pass rom Riktstraw (McCullough kick) Clem-FG 42 Ga-FG McCullough 44 Attendance 30,000. WM, Davidson In 7-7-Standoff DAVIDSON, N.C.

(AP) -William and Mary and Davidson bat tied to a 7-7 Southern Conference football tie Saturday after WM's fullback Stan Penkunas leaned high in the end zone to intercept a pass in the last 20 seconds. The interception halted a Davidson drive which began on the Wildcat six after Davidson had stopped the Indians with a yard to go on fourth down and two minutes remaining. I J-J Davidson 7 0 If pats from Cole (Dole WM--Henninp 3 run (Bishop kick) Attendance CHARLESTON ASSN. of rapidly completing plans for their annual Buyers Dance which is to be held in the North Gallery of the Charleston Civic Center on Oct. 20.

Buyers and wholesalers in the food trade from southern West Virginia have been invited as well AP officials of Columbus and Evans Grocery Co. at Gaili- Varioua ments have been made and a meeting to shape up plans for affair was held last Monday at Marvin's Midtown Restaurant. Attending the luncheon session were, seated I. to William J. Garvin, WSAZ-TV; Charles E.

Lipscomb. E. T. French Robert Hoskins, Kimberly- Clark Kobert Neil), Bonham't Dairy. Clrff Reynold! and standing, order are Carl W.

Thomason, Mail; W. D. Williams, Dan Williams Brokerage Richard H. Massey. Wesson Oil A Snowdrift Sales.

G. D. Smail. Carnation president of CAMR. irai ab- aent when the picture was taken.

BortlciTs Foods Baek Cheese Line I A A I Deep in the heart of the great (440,000 Ocalo National in- dividuaU have privilege of owning land. Itolatid, yet accejiible, with pavement ond electricity. Best flshina, hunting. Warranty Deed. pitch Milieu: iw ent ork ra build lodgi.

MS his first deer kill with a Afi was bow and arrow. I FREE MAPS AND PHOTOS Wheat Vernor, Deland, Florida Had Bobby Fischer capitalized the Jon his superior position versus! Mikhail Botvinnik at first board; The East, West teams will be made up from the players present on Tuesday evening. Club members and others wishing to compete are asked to turn out about 7:30 p.m. Bring along Missouri Coasts To 32-0 Victory the a would have beenl drawn. But Bobby failed to find I the best continuation and thej wiley World Champion escaped with a draw.

Benko and D. Byr-jl ne drew at second and fourth boards, sets, and clocks. (Clocks boards, respectively, against Pe might be used at some boards but they will not be compulsory-) THE ANNUAL CITY campion- MANHATTAN. Kan. Unbeaten Missouri (APi trosian and Tal, but Evans lost to Spasky at third board.

THE CURRENT ISSUES oH CHESS REVIEW and CHESS ship rapid transit tournament will LIFE had more in common than probably be the next big they featured the same on the local chess club's agenda, cover photograph! CHESS i a likely date being two" weeks from this coming Tuesday nj Kansas State 32-0 in its Big Eight! Conference football opener Satur- is date for the match at and with Hunlington. Cabell Countians want to Marks, on when the take on i Tobin, a 193-pound senior. friendly riva lnm Kanawha caught two touchdown passes, one i Coumy and the will from Roland a another njs touchdown with a 21-yard Unjled cness team day, with halfback Bill Tobin and Johnny Roland operating smooth- have ly behind a big, tough line. hand wh isted a score table of the contestants in the recent U. S.

Open! at San Antonio, Texas: more than (I 140 players took part We find! that Charles Morgan, formerly of Huntington, finished in 32nd: place with a 7 to 5 record. His play was good enough to match him with the ultimate Antonio Medina, of Venezuela, in 1 round nine. Medina won. Another familar name was that ATTENTION MEN! LEARN TO OPERATE HEAVY EQUIPMENT BUUOOZEHS POWEH SHOVEIS GRAOIM BRAG UNK ClAM SHEUS Trained Men Are Earning over yo 0 EQUIPMENT" OPERATOR: Call Dl 64363 OR MAIl COUPON Qualify Now BORDEN FOODS Co. have a Processed Cheese Spread, promotion rolling which they Grated Parmesan and Ro- have termed "TOP 0' THE inano and Borden's line of DAIRY CASE." It is their fall cheese spreads in reusable and winter Cheese rampaiKit glasses.

All items that do not spotlighting Borden's Chateau up refrigerated display space are in the promotion. Typical of such displays is the one shown here at which Wanda Burford of the Gazette and Daily Mail, is taking a MUSSELMAN'S A Sauce have a premium offer coming up. It will be a mail-in with a label to get pair of stockings which they describe as "fabulous no-run While, the Apple Sauce will he the featured item in the ad, the coupon offer will be good on any Musselman product. Musselman's Apple Sauce is made from an old vania Dutch recipe, copy as- THE CANDIES have a feature tied in with the Halloween season. Their Peanut Chocolate Candies, Chocolate Wafer Bar.

Fruit Chewies Almond and Plain Chocolate Candic? are the "Trick en- Treat" items and they will offer a saving on boxes containing two dozen bars or packs. The ad carries a catch headline "Witch One for Hal- PREPARATION a member of Whitehall Pharmacal family of drug products is being supported by a national promotion. Chief aim, according to their ad agency, is to increase distribution and displays of Preparation in food store outlets as well as drug stores. The brand layt claim to being the strongest and most consistent advertiser in its field. Wn kick) from Mo-lv! MM AttfrMiKtJ finished two notches behind their hast effort (1960) in the Chess "iOlympics.

The 1W2 world team tnmi tournament, held at Vtrna, Bul- was captored by the Russian team with font of Edwin Faust of Ptainfield.j New Jersey, onetime member of the Charleston Chess Club. Ed tied with Al DuVsll for Charleston chess championship jftar. rrwny i ebt in canttructMn, bvildinfl nMtft, WMfln, etfk. WiUinftr Ual nl on tftrt Aistcittri Hwy Inc. are Querriar St.

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