Martial Arts Tourney Draws Taekwondo Talent to Princeton
Dozens of competitors from Bluefield to Ann Arbor tested skills in form and sparring at the Mercer County seat. Gene Duremedes won the Green Yellow and Advanced White class after tie breaks, while Bay edged Sigmund for third. Harvey Crews headlined forms with Galaxy, eight-year-old Jeepy Neel won Mini Pee Wee, and John Haigler of Bluefield took Black Belt Division and West Virginia Grand Champion. Tournament director Weldon J. Ashworth called the event a success.
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Gene Duremedes
Sigmund
Bay
Dianne Arrington
John
Dianne
Harvey Crews
Bluewell
Jeepy Neel
Torms
Crews
John Haigler
West Virginia
Captain Hook’s Orioles Lose to Bristol Tigers Again
Bluefield suffers a 74 against Bristol as manager Lance Nichols pulls starter Charlie Guinn early. Joe Lewis’ Tigers rally in the ninth, scoring three runs off relievers to win. Steve Mastro earns the win after relief work, while Bristol’s Williams homers twice and Guinn exits with a deficit.
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Daily Telegraph
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Bluefield Orioles
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Bristol
Tigers
Joe Lewis
Hook
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Charlie Guinn
John Mitchelltree
Tom Alexander
Jesus Vila
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Mike Williams
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Bill Earl
Dan Phillips
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Austin Wins Mayflower Classic in Indianapolis by Four Strokes
Debbie Austin clutchs a 4 stroke victory at the Mayflower Classic at the Country Club of Indianapolis finishing 9 under par 279. Hollis Stacy and Myra Van Hoose finish three behind as Amy Alcott and Louise Parks chase 285s.
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Hollis Stacy
Myra van Hoose
Austin
Country Club of
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Fla
Stacy
van Hoose
Louise Parks
Beth Daniel
Prep Coaches Feel They Are On Equal Ground For Grid Game
North coach Bob Kamensky notes speed vs size in the North South high school all star clash in Institute West Virginia. Allan Thomas from Independence runs about 4.5 seconds for the 40 and key South players include Billy Hynus Robbie Null and Wayne Jackson. North’s Jeff Eddy at quarterback will run the wishbone with Mike Hanlin aiding. South shares signal calling by Scott Tinsley and Mickey Marino.
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Huntington East
Robbie Null
Hurricane
Wayne Jackson
Man
West Virginia State College
Kamensky
Jeff Eddy
Parkersburg High
Eddy
St. Mary
Mike Hanlin
St. Albans
Scott Tinsley
Ripley
Mickey Marino
Concord College Mountain Lion Football Camp July 19 24
ATHENS Concord College invites youth to a Mountain Lion Football Camp from July 19 to 24 at the campus. Resident fee is 125 weekly with meals lodging and accident insurance. commuters pay 75. A 40 nonrefundable advance is due. Dorms house two per room. preference noted on July 19. Registration Sunday 1:30–4 p.m. in Centennial Hall. meals start with 5 p.m. dinner and end about noon Friday. Camp staff includes Tony Colabro, John Pinter, Marvin Williams. injuries treated at Princeton Community Hospital. insurance included.
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Concord
John Pinter
Marvin Williams
Princeton Community Hospital
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Concord College Lady Lions
Georgia S. Kelley
Ann Meador
Princeton
Kay Gygax
Point Pleasant
Marcia Brumbach
Boyertown
East
Kelley
Boozy Wyrick and Bell Win at Princeton Elks Club Event
In a member guest at Princeton Elks Country Club Boozy Wyrick and Pat Bell posted a team total of 160 points to take first. Second place tied teams Opie McKinney Rick Tennell David Bailey and Dillard Keine each tallied 15742 points under the same scoring system.
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Princeton Elks Country Club
Boozy Wyrick
Pat Bell
Opie McKinney
Rick Tennell
David Bailey
Dillard Keine
Strike Impasse Deepens In Labor Negotiations
During a break in talks committee chief negotiator and owners rep sparred over Moffett's proposal. Grebey called it a setup while Miller denounced it as a fabrication. Moffett claimed the proposal arose from his data with Nancy Broff of the FMCS, insisting it was theirs.
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Grebey
Miller
Nancy Broff
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Fifth West Virginia AAA 20K Run at Oak Hill August First
The fifth annual 20 kilometer Distance Run in Oak Hill Fayetteville area starts 8 a.m. August 1 at Red Devil Stadium Central Avenue Oak Hill. Awards go to top finishers including best women and age group winners. special trophy marks fifth anniversary. Entry $5 includes T shirt cookout ticket. late fees rise to $7 after July 24 and $10 race day.
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West Virginia
Red Devil Stadium
Central Avenue
Fayetteville
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