Sunday Gazette-Mail from Charleston, West Virginia • Page 42

IOC--Nov. 26, 1972 By Bob Baker A rules workshop conducted by American Bowling Congress field representative Bob Lynch and a three- jrame singles tournament will feature the sixth annual Kanawha Valley Bowling- Assn. jamboree slated for Dec. 10 at Towne 'n Country Lanes in Nitro. "Each ABC sanctioned league should be represented by one male authorized league delegate," state KVBA secretary Jim Carson.

"Tardy leagues should attend meeting but will lot be eligible to bowl in the tournament if their league has not applied for a sanction at that time." We've attended several bowling jamborees in the past and feel that they are well worth your time if you are interested in bowling. If you have any questiois at all about bowling rules aad procedures, you can ask them of ABC representative Lynch. After the workshop, everybody always has a good time in the singles tournament. "KVBA officers, honored guests, proprietors and bowling proprietors assn. officers and one male authorized delegate from each sanctioned league will be eligible for the tournament.

This tourney is for bowling workers and is not intended to be an all-star 1 Carson said. There is no entry fee for the tourney and trophies will be given to both the actual and handicap winners. The KVBA jamboree will last from 1:15 to 6:15 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 10.

Carson asks all league delegates to make their reservations with him by Dec. 8. Given Big Hand on 76th Birthday "Walt was given big hand celebrating his 76th birthday," writes Dunbar Businessmen League secretary Hugh Turner. Hintz, a master baker by trade, is one of the fine gentlemen on the local bowling lanes and he's still going strong. Making a nice run at a series was Harold Stamp in the Boulevard Classic.

Harold missed it by 12 pins with i 688 total. His top game was 259. Dorothy Woods rolled a 245-603 series in the Towne 'n Country Ladies Classic. "This is Dot's first 600 series and she was really excited abont it," commented secretary Rada Stern. Five fellows topped 800 for four games In the 585 Trios League.

They are Bill Wolf 259-897, Paul Nidi 234-853, Bill Local Bowling Scores MEN Bowler Smith, Memorial Hoso. Pete Jordan, Sunday Mixed David Hunt, Friday Mixed Pete Dye, Nitre Plant Ronnie Bush, State House Hugh Turner, State House Morrison, Venture A i Jones, Natural a Derado McCormick, Natural Gas Jim Treadwsy, Natural Gas Denver Caldwell, Thur. Ind Bill Stone, Thursday Ind Paul Perry, OuPont Mixed -Fred McCartney, Belle Works Austin Stinespring. Belle Works John Kersey, Viscose Plant Paul Gibson, Viscose Plant Jack Sorgmon, B'nai nth Harry Winston, B'nai B'rith Shirley Ramsey, Sunday Couples Jim Sheldon, Sunday Mixed Lonnie King, Sat. Mixed Larry Cottrell, Dunbar Mixed Les Harvey, Birds Bees Cari Doss, Birds Beet Ken Brock, Elks Score 214-544 ....537 Eddie Jones 243, C.

N. Paul 236, Buizy Reynolds 235, Jim Hall 234, and Larry Adkins 233. WOMEN Peggy ishworth, Winterette 446 266443 244466 .234434 253-585 585 .551 581 Jim ancinon, Don Tiylor, Sat. Couples 225-570 596 Louise Pate, Winterette Sandy McCormick, Jinny Wilson, DUKont Mixes Alice Cosgrove, Robinette Wagner, Robinette Beverly Williams, Freedom Shirley Harless, East Siders Dimples Matthews, Go-Getters Shirley Snodgrass, Pin Spinners Grace Judd, Friday Mixed. Juris Smith, West Siders Hardman, West Siders Bias, Sunday Mixed Brenda Crisp, Donut letty Jordan, Wed.

Coffee Dunn, Housewives Jora Pehy, Friday Mixed Buckley, Thur. Coffee Sorcas Starkey, Birds Bees ay Kish, Dunbar Charlye 227-573 K.en Drous, cir.a George McCamey, Elks 610 Bernard Webb, Elks Kenny Moore, Friday Mixed Jeff Smith; Junior Mixed Al Weil, Carbide Monday 222-551 Don Ronk, 915 Venture Frank Sheets, 915 Venture Roy McCoy, 915 Venture Terry Colemsn, Dunbar Service Hugh Turner, Dunbar Service Joe Luoni, Lower Valley Burton Swihart, Lower Valley Carmel Cooper, Champagne Ted Brenneman, Good Fellows Clarence Garden, Good Fellows Paul Spradling, Stonewall Doug Tench, Mini Mixed 22S-644 244-614 Rose Finch, Strlkette 529 Jewel Whitlock, Freedom Helena Jarrell, Friday Couoles 'hvllis Perry, Monday Mixed Hager, Sat. Mixed Maggie Psuley. Sat. Couples Jo Ann Prunty, Sunday Mixed at Berry, Sunday Couples Carolyn Deem, Seekers 3ella Painter, Gemini leanne Sheets, Megawatt Mary Miller, Columbia Gas Kista Ammar, Monday Matinee Roush, Mesday Matinee 209-552 .536 R.

Saunders, Min Mixed 212-537 Doc Gerrett, Blvd. Classic 235-613 Marcus Shaffer, Sat. Foursomes Larry Fields, His Hers 214-587 Dick Trainer, Wed. Couples 219417 Robert Fisher, Dunbar Bus 247-616 Leroy Dunham, Dunbar Bus 234-594 Todd Lilly, Columbia 221-594 Larry Mack, Megawatt 243-593 Jack Swepnev, S.A. Major 231-611 Frank Sheets, S.A.

Major Harold Barnette, S.A. Major 243-606 221-606 Don Wrlqht, S.A. City 5 7 7 Dick Ross, S.A. City 251-547 L. Fields, Midweek 224-597 Bill Lono, Midweek 243-591 Terry Lilly, Midweek 215-5B6 Jack Jordan, SIS Church David Cole, Friday Couoles 204-580 Fred Wavbrlght, Monday Mixed Men rolling 230 games or better: Ear Hawkins 238, Jerry Wentz 235, Rober Wills 234, Ed Haffut 234, Amos Harper lit, Frank Simmons 234, Charles Powers 232, DeWin Bowman 232, Doc 236, Terry Hill Terry Chapman 346 Monday 215-552 227-540 ....482 541 537 517 225-559 .534 505 511 548 541 487 202-508 205-542 4J9 224-539 Ladies 525 2M-509 490 457 465 2o 490 204-519 .544 Charlye Jones, T8.C Classic Janet Taylor, Latecomers Sally Evans, Wed.

Foursomes Joan GordBn. Sat. Foursomes 213-585 472 537 Bowling Victors Thomas 235-850, Ted Epes 238-848, and Jim Halstead 337-828. Bowlers Enjoy Thanksgiving Turkeys Several valley bowlers enjoyed Thanksgiving turkeys won as. prizes in their leagues.

Larry Sutherland and Phil Peters captured the birds in the Good Fellows League. Charlye Jones and Norma Cash were the turkey winners in the Venture Strikette League while Lou Bias and Mabel Bays grabbed the gobblers in the Fallout League. Ernest Sampson, subbing in the Monday Mixed League, converted the 7-10 split, "Ernest was disappointed because he turned his back' and didn't see it," said secretary Pauline Kinder. "But everybody else saw it. The 10-pin bounced off the wall and got the 7-pin." Rodney McComas bowled a 252 game and earned the century awards in the St.

Albans Major League. Rufe Childers- in his first night in the league, notched a 181 triplicate. The Charleston Linen team won the first quarter title in the B'nai B'rith League and bowled a 740 actual series with four men. The Black Eagles team has compiled a perfect 40-0 record.in the TiC Junior Mixed League and rolled a 3,018 handicap series. A team with the unusual name of Nitwits is leading the Housewives League.

Ina Holley turned in an all-spare 175 game in the His and Hers League. Connie Propst picked up a real wild split, the 3-5-7-10, in the TC Matinee League. Underdog Clemson Edges South Carolina by 7-6 CLEMSON, S.C. (AP)--Linebacker Jimmy Williamson batted down a pass for an attempted two-point conversion late in the fourth, qnuta; and! a Williamson preserved for underdog Clem- it the ground; son a 7-6 football victory These ladies are holding the trophies they won in the women's City. Bowline at Towne 'n Country Lanes.

In the first are singles champions Betty White (left), who won the actual title with a 587 series, and Marge Feldhaus, who captured handicap honors with a 678 total. The secohrl picture shews handicap doubles champions Dotty Ward and Margaret Fisher, who combined for a 1,274 score. (Staff Photos by Ferrell Friend) CHESS 207-499 jogs, Tuesday Matinee 513 Sandy King, Morning After 463 Carol Moats, TC Ntetinee Boggs, Tuesday Matinee lancy Tca'SulskC'venturette ..503 wantv i i i i Rosemary Hager, Bowlerette Norma Thompson, Bowlerette 204-5W Mary Brammer, Fallout Morma Garrett, Vest. Striketti Lucille Stuart, Robin Classic Litton, Robin Classic Lucy Roush, Champagne Marcella Smith, Ventura Ladiet Lois Godbey, Ten Pinners --Opal Hartwell, Townettes 204-541 510 203--5S2 536 531 Juanita O'Dell, Townettes Minnie Phelix, K. V.

Girls Tonsi Powell, Trios 211-58 three. Jay Lynn Hodgin carried it in from the three. But when quarterback Doby Grossman rolled right and fired end zone bitter infrastate rival Carolina Saturday. Clemson moved through muck and mire of a cold and rainy afternoon drive, sparked S- Carolina South IC1.13U11 0 0 7 Clem--Sanders run (Seller kick) SC-Hodgin 3 run (pass failed) 0- 7 Larsen and Gligoric Share Lead in San Antonio Play By Edward M. Foy pi.

Pleasant Open 1105 Quarrier St. Six were conitested: Mark IS being held this week-end' at Tu- Endie-Wei Manor. This is a five-round Swiss system tourney. We do not know how many players are entered--or who entered--but we hope to have a report in next Sunday's column. Round two of the Charleston Chess Club's Opening Card Tournament was held last Tuesday during the regular club session at St.

John's Parish House, games Smith rvT," Steve Smith Michael Epperson 2, Bob MacMillian 0: Bernard Connalhy 2, Don Griffith 0. The third round is scheduled for Tuesday evening. Moving on to Church's Fried Chicken. first International Chess Tournament, in San Antonio, Texas, we find two grandmasters, personally known to West Virginia players, tied for the lead after two rounds. Bent Larsen, who was here this month, and Svetezor Gligoric.

who was here last year, each have scored two wins. They each won from an American in the second round, defeating Larry Evans and Donald Byrne, respectively. Former world champion Tigran Petrosian is one of the 16 contestants and--true to form- has drawn his first two matches. Two young entrants in this is: "Dedicated to Ed There are various ways of achieving immortality. GIFT IDEAS JHOMELITElGCTTHIS HANDY imBI nnlf Jrt la9P but Tom Sweeney is our own, "Jby the slashing running an pass-catching of tailback Smiley Sanders.

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