Grandstaff family ties deepen in Charleston church career
The Grandstaff name, linked to Dunbar and Magnolia athletic stars, threads through Rev. John R. Grandstaff’s move to St Marks United Methodist Church as associate pastor. His brothers starred in Dunbar football, he coached at Wahama, and he later pursued ministry in Ohio before returning to the Charleston area with his family.
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Neck of the Woods
John R. Grandstaff
St. Marks United Methodist Church
Dunbar
West Virginia State
F. Rossing Smith
Ohn
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Jerry
Sian Romanoski
W. C
Doc? Noyes
Bud
Chuck
Jack
David
Too
Magnolia High
New Martinsville
Mason City
Dunbar High School
Bulldogs
Magnolia
John
Mason County
Wahama
Mason Methodist Church
Methodist Theological School
Delaware
Ohio
Juvenile Diagnostic Center
Training Institute
Columbus State Mental Hospital
Columbus
State
Romanoski
WVU
Romanaski
Pres
John Grandstaff
Charleston
McGovran Road
Betsy Ann
Kathy Jr
Terrie
Pam
Rev. Grandstaff
First United Methodist Church
Clarksburg
West Virginia
United Methodist Church
Lok
Bowen Fashions 69 To Take Heck's Golf
Kenny Bowen and Fred Lugar, Bobby Atkine led a 69 round at the Heck's amateur golf tourney held at Riverview Golf Club. Barney Thompson finished second at 145 total, with Dwayne Meade at 147 for third. Several players tied for fourth while others posted 74s and 73s to share eighth place.
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Madison
Kenny Bowen
Fred Lugar
Bobby Atkine
Warshot
Dryden
Fred Malone
Loea
Lowell Miller
Edo Atkins
Ee Fe Totes
Tim McCann
Ture
Riverview
Barney Thompson
Barboursville
Dwayne Meade
Bob Thaxton
Bob Runyan
Frank Seaton
Buddy Harbour
Huntington
Jim Lacans
Barboursque
Toby Lawson
Tucker Bowen
Gary Reush
Caponi Wins U S Women's Open Amid Heat and Rain
Donna Caponi captured the U S Women's Open title at Aurora Country Club with a final round 69 to finish at 295, one stroke ahead of Bruce Crampton in a dramatic finish interrupted by rain. Caponi, a rising star from California, overtook Peggy Wilson and Kathy Whitworth as weather cost play. Crampton settled second, Bob Murphy third, with Lee Trevino and Arnold Palmer among contenders.
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Eagle
Pensacola
Pla
Donna Caponi
Fla
Theleff
Bruce Crampton
U.S
Miss Caponi
Scenic Hills Country Club
Peggy Wilson
Kathy Whitworth
Miss Wilson
Donna
Hirdie
Miss Whittworth
Ruth Jessen
Jo Ann Printice
Sybil Griffin
Bert Yancey
Frank Beard
John Schlee
Crampton
Mickey Wright
Louise Sages
Chifford
Ann Gordon
Marle Lindsiron
Ane
Mary Mills
Burbank
Call
Public Sinks Pro
Harry Caponi
DeBell Golf Club
Gee
Ifth Preen
Tionna
George Archer
Lee Trevino
Orville Moody
St Albans doubles Marmet in twin bill sweep
St Albans blanks Marmet 1-0 in game one and 7-1 in game two as Flowers stars with one hit, eight strikeouts, and a winning RBI in the first game. Kim West allows two hits with nine K in game two as St Albans roughed Marmet early, led by Warren Fagan with three RBI and two triples among hitters.
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St Albans
Keen
Marmet
American Legion
Aelson
Bans
Day Flowers
St. Albans
Flowers
Kim West
Mariner
Warren Fagan
Marmey Pao
FT Tracien
Iowa
Farmet
Drouehi Young
Pautey West
T. Leth
Farmet — Hendricks
Cleveland
Siping Albans
Fagan
Charles Coody
Baasey
Ime
Rbi
J. Ine
Ing
Logan Pays $6000 Fee In Lee Case
Logan High School met a SSAC deadline by paying a $6000 fee related to the Eddie Lee eligibility dispute. Former principal Charles B. Harris confirmed Sunday payment, restoring Logan’s eligibility after a ruling that upheld the SSAC. Logan schedules a nine game football slate this fall amid the controversy.
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Logan
Logan High School
Secondary Schools Activities Commission
Eddie Lees
Charles B. Harris
Wildcats
SSAC
Supreme Court
West Virginia
Lee
Williams Bias doubles win caps West Virginia Closed tennis
Williams and Bias salvaged the week by taking the doubles title 7-5 6-3 over Parsons and Kellmeyer at the Charleston Tennis Club. Martha Thornhill and Carol Keller won women's doubles 7-5 7-5, and Bias also claimed junior veteran singles 6-4 1-0.
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Stip Johnson
Stnff
John Wiliams
Bob Bias
Oth
Steve Parisons
West Virginia
Parsons
Freddie Kellmeyer
Martha Thornhill
Carol Keller
Jane Butts
Susan Havorka
Charleston
Bias
Don Ashmus
Sentry Malcolm
Harry Moore
Downing Tate Davis
Ike Smith
Kama Whittington
Hugh Thompson
Mary Lou Thiebert
Kellmeyer
Williams
Huntington
Linda Meckfessel
Prince Regent Given Holiday Before Paris Arc
The Curragh report Prince Regent, an Amer and French trained winner of the Irish sweeps Trhyo, was granted a holiday Sunday before aiming for the Arc Triomphe in the fall. The horse is one of France's famed racing prospects.
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Prince Regent
Amer
Tr Hyo
Arene Triomphe
France
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