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The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 30

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I 30 THE KANSAS CITY TIMES wdny brory 2 m2 Pro Football Trades No 1 Draftee at White House The Associated Pres choice to Atlanta tor cornerback Rudy Redman end running beck Sonny Campbell chSlc ShJfl Traded a fifth-round draft oica to Atlanta for defensive tackle Lena and defensive end Randy Mar- A NEW CUSTOMER SERVICE FROM MACYS! IN STORE INCOMETAX PREPARATION BY A BLOCK OFFICES IN MACYS D6WNTOWN LANDING RED BRIDGE AND INDIAN SPRINGS CHARGE IT TO YOUR MACY ACCOUNT! NEW YORK Traded Fred Dryer defensive and to New England for the Patriots' first end sixth round choices In the current draft end the Patriots' sec-one -round choice In the 1971 draff Used the first-round choice to draft El Small defensive back from then traded th sixth-round olcl Idridge xas ABI to At- lanta for guard Dick Endarle Traded Margene Adkins wide receiver to New Orieeni tor a second-round draft pick which New Orleans had prevldusly acquired from Oakland towbovs then used that second-round pick to draft John Babinecz linebacker from Vlllonova NEW ORlE round pick I lend Jorth Traded Its tecond- the -current draft to Oak- wWS Dek 'rsIOsts NEW Traded Its first and sixth round clioices In the currant draft draft lents for doten- slv and Fred Dryer OAK LAN reded Iti hod 3 pick whlcl I red vlouslv ocgul from Baltimore second- VKo'n plck to second end rent draft aocond-rouna pick which It ueed to draft Kelvin rover defensive tadcle Northwestern lows Traded mint niLAniA-uum cornerback Rudy BTtTriSS WJ Nebraska running back by Kansas City Larry Jacobson Nebraska defensive tackle by New York Giants Second round Jack Mlldrsn Oklahoma quarterback (at a defensive back) by Baltimore Third round nono Fourth round Loronzo Brink-lay Missouri dofonslvo back by Pittsburgh Clifford Branch Colorado wlo rocolvor by Oakland Fifth round Bill Butlor Kansas Stata running back by Naw Orleans Carl Jonnton Nebraska tackle by Naw Orleans Bob Childs Kansas guard by Detroit Sixth round nono Seventh round Stovo Conlty Kansas running back by Cincinnati Joe Colquitt Kansas Stata linebacker by Pittsburgh John Tarvor Colorado running back by Now England Daan Carlson Iowa Stata quarterback by Kansas City traded Oakland's Dallas for Margene Adkins wide receiver and used the third-round pick to draft Tom Myers defensive back from Syracuse KFW ORLEANS-Acqulred defensive tackle John Mallory from Atlanta for Jlxth-rounrt cholce which had previously S-rX ODT alned from the Falcons Ac- Continued From Page 25 iTIs to lose but just as soon keep he said Kinney was the only pick in the first three rounds of the draft Their No 2 pick git to New England in settlement of the Mo Moorman wTver case and their No 3 had been allotted to Houston along with Robert Holmes in the October 1971 trade for Willie Frazier veteran tight end In the fourth round the Chiefs selected a rangy wide receiver and another in Andy Hamilton of Louisiana State Hamilton a 6-3 190-pounder who runs the 40 in :047 had big games on national TV late pick which the Falcons used to select Last year they drafted a receiver early and wound up with a star in Elmo Wright Another draft choice in the fourth Kansas regular turn after the use of pick in the Frank Pitts trade brought in was spent for what was termed to the New Orleans Saints for Charlie Williams The Chiefs picked up Williams as a free agent last fall and kept the rookie wide receiver on their taxi squad They signed him to a 1972 contract and the Saints were obviously paid off with a draft choice to relinquish their future hold on the Prairie View product The Chiefs moved to bolster their defensive line in the fifth and sixth rounds They chose Milt Davis a 6-3 239-pound defensive end from Texas-Ar-lington in the fifth round and John Kahler a 6-3 250-pound end from Long Beach State in the sixth round The Chiefs wound up the first day of the draft like they started it by taking a Big Eight playqr They chose Dean Carlson a 6-3 217-pound quarterback from Iowa State in the seventh round Carlson completed 123-of-254 passes for 1637 yards and 11 touchdowns Big Eight Players Chosen in NFL Draft First round Jorry Taggt Na-braaka quarterback by Graan Bay Harb Orvls Colorado dafan-alv and by Datroit Jaff Kinney last season against Notre Dame and Iowa State In the Notre Dame game Hamilton exhibited a classic move to break free for a touchdown As the instant replay revealed fake sent the Irish defensive back (Clarence Ellis No 1 draft choice of Atlanta) toward one direction of the end zone while Hamilton pivoted clear to the other to receive the pass for a touchdown Hamilton broke Billy LSU career touchdown record with 24 Hamilton caught 94 passes for 1834 yards in his LSU career His senior totals were 45 receptions for 854 yards The Chiefs considered the long-striding Louisianan too good a prospect to pass up id Chfetstourth -round Ike Coleman a da-noxvIHe College Jteve Okoniewski an off nwv isciuv from Montana Traded defensive tackle Lens and defensive end Randv Mar-or fifth-round choice which the Falcons used to select Billy Taylor a running back from Michigan I Dick Endarle to the New th-round pick which wcv select Mike Perfettl a defensive back from Minnesota Traded defensive tackle John Mallory to New Orleans tor a sixth-round choice which the Falcons used to draft Fred Rllev a wide receiver from Idaho DETROIT Traded second round draft York Glenls for a sixth-round the Falcons used to selact season then use selection to drat tensive and from KANSAS CITY-draft choice ad -to New the jH Traded Its fourth-rousd Orleans In return for past considerations Involving wida receiver Charlie William who went from New Orleans to Kansas City early In the 1971 season Phone Sunday Want Ads In before 11 a Saturday 221-5500 Adv DOWNTOWN PLAZA BROOKSIDE METCALF SOUTH The Pro Draft Atlanta Falcons Clarence Ellis defensive back Notre Bm at Sullivan quarterback Auburn- Steve Okoniewski offensive tackle Mdhfaha Roosevelt Manning defensive tackle Northeastern Oklahoma State Les -ooeynan running back Yankton SD Andtew Howard defensive tackle Grembllng Billy Tavlor running back AMehigan Ralph Cindrich linebacker Pittsburgh Mike Perfettl defensive back Minnesota Fred Rllev wide receiver 'OiVl I I CVJ tXIIBTf TTVI IBV5IYBr Annual Mink Clearance FUR COMPANY Down Bmwnfwm -1157 Plain Jeffar-tan at 41th Idaho Lance Moon running back Wisconsin Baltimore Colts Tom Drougas offensive tackle Oregon Jack-Mlldren defensive back Oklahoma Glenn Doughty wide receiver Michigan Lyetl Mitchell running back Penn T- WBVni etui Statag-Eric Allen wide receiver Mich-Igatf'State Don Croft defensive tackle TeScai-EI Paso Bruce Laird defensive MICHAELSSTERN EXCLUSIVE AT Tfteafc ace All 3 Stores INILRIOR DfcSIGNtRSA a (P Supplement your Medicare benefits with the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Te-In-IPan for less than $900 a month Announcements back American International John Sjeav running back Morgan State Buffalo Bills Walt Patulski defensive end Notre Dame Reggie McKenzie guard Michigan Fred Swendsen defensive end Notre Dame- Randy Jackson runninq back Wichita State Leon Garror defensive back Alcorn ABM Robert Penchlon guard Alcorn ABM Ralph Stecanlak defensive back Notre Dame Chicago Btars Lionel Antoine offensive tackle South-urn -ft I inois Cralq Clemons defensive bachrrlowa Johnnv Musso running back Alabama Bob Parsons tight end Penn Bob Pifferinl linebacker UCLA Jim Fassel Quarterback Long Beach State-' James Osborne defensive tackle Southern -1' Cincinnati Bengals Sherman White defensive end California Tommy Casanova defensive back LouTsTana State Jim LeClalr linebacker North Dakota Bernard Jackson defensive back Washington State Tom De-Leone center Ohio State Steve Conley running back Kansas Cleveland Browns Tom Darden defensive back Michigan CtifTbrd Brooks defensive back Ten-nesew State Lester Sims defensive end Alabama State George Hunt kicker Tennessee Greg Kucera running back North Colorado Leonard Forey guard Texas ABM John Wesley tackle Maryland Stata Dallas Cowboys Bill Thomas running back Boston College Robert Newhouse running back Houston John Babinecz linebacker VII--wiiova Charlie McKee wide receiver fxixana Mike Keller linebacker Mich-Wan Marv Bateman kicker Utah Tim Jtaatney linebaqker Northern Michigan Robert West wide receiver San Diego State Charles Zaplec linebacker Penn Stale Charles Bolden defensive back Iowa Denver Broncos Riley Odoms fight end Houston Bill -Phillips linebacker Arkansas State Tom Graham mebacker Oregon Jim Kreig widqj-ecetver Washington Detroit Lions defensive end Colorado Keff -Sanders defensive end Howard erne Charles Potts defensive back Ea fa wicnivc dock DEATHS AND FUNERALS NOTICES MR JOHN RAYMOND 65 formerly of Kansas City passed away Jan 29tn Graveside services 2:30 pm Wednesday Mt Olivet cemetery-D NEWCOMER'S SONS 561-0024 PASEO AT BRUSH CREEK EARL SR 81 1113 Wet Waido services 1:30 Thursday Speaks Chapel Burial Mound Grove Friends may call after 2 pm Wednesday Speaks Chapel In lieu of flowers family suggests contributions to Resthaven Memorial Fund SPEAKS FUNERAL HOME Lexington at Walnut 252-9200 LESTER EUGENE age 63 of Route 27 Parkville Mo passed awav services pm pel Park January 3fst Funeral Wednesday McGillev's Antioch Interment Mount Moriah Terrace North Cemetery Friends may call 2 pm Tuesday Family suggests con ha -upgests after to Church of God Holiness in lieu of flowers McGILLEY ANTIOCH CHAPEL 3325 NE VIVION RD 453-7700 Pu BERTRAM MR LOUIS FRANK JR age 82 years of 1518 Osage Independence Mo passed away Jan 31 1972 Funeral services 1:30 pm Thursday at our chapel Interment Memorial Park Cemetery In state after 12 noon Wednesday Family will receive frioods from 7-9 pm at the chapel PARK LAWN FUNERAL HOME HILLCREST RD AT 83RD 523-1233 BOWMAN MISS ELLA of 4020 War-Services in the Freeman Chapel 42nd St Broadway Thursday afternoon Feb- 3 at 2 o'clock Interment Memorial Park Cemetery Survived by 2 sisters Gladys Smith and Frances Sweet 6 nephews James John Rene' Michael Doug- 5 Dennis Sweet Two nieces Peggy Jane Scaggs Mary Frances Karrasch Friends may call at the chapel Wednesday evening 7-9 o'clock 561-0930 FREEMAN MORTUARY Medicare benefits are very good They are bringing comfort and security to millions of people age 65 and over But there are some medical expenses that Medicare does not expenses you might have to pay out of your own pocket To help protect you against some of the expenses not covered by Medicare Kansas Gty Blue Cross and Blue Shield offer the Medicare Tie-In-Plana low-cost program that supplements your Medicare benefits If you have Medicare plus the Medicare Tie-in-Plan you have a most comprehensive health benefit package More than 50000 people in the Kansas City area have already joined up for this supplemental Tie-in-Plan How to get the facts If you are eligible for Medicare and live in one of the counties listed below fill out and mail the coupon We'll send you all the facts about our Medicare Tie-in-Plan There is no obligation of course If you work where Blue Cross and Blue Shield coverage is available see your employer for information about membership in the Tie-in-Plan If you will soon be eligible for Medicare Blue Cross and Blue Shield members who are approaching age 65 and who will soon be eligible for Medicare will receive information about the Tie-in-Plan shortly before they reach 65 and their Medicare coverage becomes effective A suggestion for sons and daughters with parents eligible for Medicare The Medicare Tie-in-Plan would be a thoughtful (and very useful) gift for your parents or parents-in-law It's easy to arrange Just fill out the "Gift Membership" section of the coupon in addition to the other information requested If you are NOT eligible for Medicare Regular Blue Cross and Blue Shield benefits for the payment of hospital and doctor bills have made them the most popular health care plans in the world One out of every three Americans is protected by these prepayment plans You can get complete information by mailing the coupon today NOTE: Please do not send this coupon if you are already a member of Blue Cross and Blue Shield BRNK-OREN age 75 Parkville Mo passed away Jan 29th J972 Funeral 1:30 pm Wednesday at the chapel burial Noland Cemetery FRANCIS FUNERAL HOME Parkville Mo 741-0251 MRS FAY of 5120 Brookwood passed away January 30th Survived by one daughter Miss Mariotja Caldwell of the home and one sister Mrs Scoit DeKins of University City Mo Funeral services 1 om Wednesday at Carson's Indep Chapel Interment Odessa Cemetery Family will receive friends 7-9 pm Tuesday GEO CARSON SONS WINNER AT FULLER 252-7900 DAVID CALEB of 11154 Wal-nuf passed away Feb 1st 1972 STINE 8 McCLURE 7777 CPERT1SVJ0Nj CAROLINE 36 of 10733 Cambridge passed away Feb 1st Services 1 pm Friday Peace Lutheran Church 8240 Blue Ridge InSr-ment Greenlawn Cemetery Family will receive friends from 7-9 pm Thursday at Carsons Chapel CARSON FUNERAL HOME 9100 Blue RidcieExtensIon Services for Mr John Curtis of 524 58th Terr will be held one clot Wednesday at the Mount Moriah Funeral Home Interment Mount Moriah Purdue- Charles Stoudamire wide receiver Portland State 1 Green Bay Packers WffT'eBuchanon cornerback San Diego Jerry Tagge quarterback Warcol kicker Hiirsdale Eric linebacker Notre Dame Nathaniel Ross defensive back Bethune-Cockman Dave Purelfori linebacker Eastern Michigan Robert Hudson running back Northeastern Oklahoma Bill Sushong defensive tackle Kentucky Houston Oilers pf? Sampson defensive end Stanford fcfWis Jolley runninq back North Caro-SK? Freelon guard Grambt-mT Joe Bullard defensive back Tulane Elmer- Allen linebacker Mississiopi BMa Hutchinson defensive back North- Kansas Citv Chiefs Jeff Kmnev running back Nebraska ATTBY-Namiiton Wide receiver Louisiana State Milt Davis defensive end Texas-Arlington John Kahler defensive end LeBeach State Dean Carlson quarter-bOc Iowa State Los Angeles Rams inning back Texas Lrvv McCutcheon runnma back Colora-Ssunders defensive back Toledo Eddie PhilliDs defensive back Js Bob Childs guard Kansas Bob WjpAliansen tight end UCLA Edward Hebert defensive tackle Texas Southern Dolhin JCadst- defensive tackle Notre Dame Gary Kosins running back Day-Lrrv Ball defensive end 'orKle Ohio University abb- deionsive back Memohis Ray Nettles Linebacker Ten-ameee- B'll Adams guard Holy Cross Harre runnlna back Arkansas Minnesota Vikings -A ft Slemon linebacker Stanford Ed Mjrrlnaro running back Cornell Barf frietow tackle Minnesota Anthony Mar-Nnolinebacker Louisville- Bill Slater defensive end Western Michigan New England Patriots Tort) Reynolds wide receiver San 'irn wbile defensive end Colorado State Ron Bottom defensive a Norfolk State Clark Hoss tight Jobn Travr' running Naw Orleans Saints Georgia Willie Hell linebacker Southern Californle Bob Kyziel center Pittsburgh Tom Mvers dofeneive back Syracuse Mike Crangle defensive end Tennessee-Martin Joe Se-derspiel linebacker Kentucky Mike Coleman defensive end Knoxville Col-'- BHI But'er running back Kansas Johnsdn tackle Nebraska BOb Davies defensive back South Caro-lhA Wayne Dorton guard Arkansas State Curt Watson running back Ten-Jsea Ernie Jackson defensive back Duke New York Giants 1d ridge Small defensive beck Texes ABlr Larry Jacobson defensive end Ne-tLSsJj John Mendenhall tackle Grambing Tom Mozisek running back Houston Tom Gatewood wide receiver Notre Dame Larry Edwards linebacker Texas 'ABI John Hill center Lehigh Mike Zikas defensive tackle Notre Dame New York Jets Jerome Barkum wide receiver Jack-son State Mike Taylor linebacker Michigan Gary Hammond wide receiver Southern Methodist Ed Galioher defensive-end UCLA Dickie Harris defensive back South Carolina Joe Jackson defen- tvgnd New Mexico State Oakland Raiders -Mike Sleni wide receiver Vilienove Kefvrr Korver defensive tackle Northwestern Iowa John Vella offensive tackle Southern California Mel Lunsford defensive tackle Central State Ohio Cliff Branch wide receiver Colorado Dave Dalby center UCLA Dan Medlln defensive tackle North Carolina State Rev Jamieson running back Mrnohls State Alonzo ThonnaS Tbacx Southern California Oenni Pete defensive back San Francisco State Philadelphia Eagles John Reaves quarterback Florid Deo YOChum offensive tackle Syracuse Tom Luken guard Purdue Bobby Ma- Jori defensive bock Tennessee Ron "Poa'J James running beck New Mexico Winfield guard Minnesota Wifi Foster linebacker Eastern Mlch-igbrC Pittsburgh Stealers KFroncp Harris running back Pann ita Gordon Graven offanslv tackle igham YouhO John McMakln tight and clemson Lorenzo Brinkley defen-ive bock Missouri Ed Bredloy llne-MVv Woke Forest Steve Furness 4a-wi va er4 Rhode Island Dennis Meyer tensive bock Arkansas State Joe Col-ifve end Kansas Slate- Rob- ijqujtt" detens Cemetery MOUNT HOLMES AT I05TH MORIAH IQ5TH FUNERAL HOME Wi 2-2004 OtLGADO-MRS LUZ aqe 70 Of 2121 Jarboe passed away Jan 31 1972 Rosary 8 pm Wednesday at the Midtown chapel Services am Thursday at Our Ladv of Guadalupe Church 907 West 23rd Interment St Mary's Cemetery Friends may call after 2 pm Wednesday McGILLEY MIDTOWN CHAPEL MAIN LINWOOO PL 3-6200 MRS GOLDIE 65 of Alexandria Va passed away January 30 1972 Funeral services 11 am Wednesday at the chapel 6830 Troost Interment Mt Carmel Cemetery Kindly omit flowers family suggests contributions to Beth Sholom Synagogue Building Fund LOUIS MEMORIAL CHAPEL 6830 TROOST 361 -gU MRS WINNIE age 85 of 1431 South 27th KCK passed away Jan 31 1972 Funeral services 1:30 pm Thursday at the Gates Chapel State Line at 41St interment Floral Hills cemetery In state Wednesday after 7 pm GATES FUNERAL HOME CO 2-1023 LT COL JAMES JR age 57 of 25 East 65th Terr awav Feb 1st 1972 Services passed age jway P-m Creme- Thursday at the Mlcffown Chapel tion In state pm Wednesday Family requests contributions to Palm Valley Lutheran Church Round Rock Texas or Salvation Army McGILLEY MIDTOWN CHAPEL MAIN 8 LINWOOO PL 3-6200 MACK SR age 71 of 8712 East 116th passed away Jan 31 '72 Services 3 pm Wednesday in our Chapel Interment Floral Hills Memorial Gardens Family will receive friends 7-9 pm Tuesday in our Chapel FLORAL HILLS FUNERAL HOME Blue Ridqe at Gregory HOFFMAN-MR RICHARD of Gibbs Rd services 1 pm Thursday from the chgpel Strong Ave at South 37th where friends may cell after 4 pm Wednesday Interment Memorial park Cemetery Those desiring may contribute to the Shrlner's Crippled Children's Fund SIMMCNS FUNERAL HOME 831-1882 HOLTZCLAW Services for Mr Henry Holtzclaw of Liberty will be held at the Pa slev Chanel Wednesday afternoon at 1 pm Interment at the Waverly Cemetery Waverly Mo PASLEY FUNERAL HdME LIBERTY MO 781-2345 MR JOE age 54 of 1100 Bellevlew passed away Jen 31st Rosary Muehlebach Chaoel 7 pm Wednesday funeral services Christ the King Church 19 am Thursday Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery In state at Muehlebach Chaoel from 7-9 pm Wednesday MUEHLEBACH 6801 TROOST 444-2060 jrtXelley devenslve St Louis Cardinals Bobby Moore running Beck-wide ro- reiver Oregon Mark Arneton line Ar bock jockson rlzona Tom Beckman Kansas City Blue Cross and Blue Shield come through for you Anyone who lives in this 32-county area served by Kansas City Blue Cross and Blue Shield may apply for membership MISSOURI Daviess Nodaway DeKalb Pettis Andrew Gentry Platte Atchison Grundy Ray Bates Harrison St Gair Benton Henry Saline Buchanan Holt Vernon Caldwell Jackson Worth Carroll Johnson Cass Lafayette KANSAS Clay Livingston Johnson Clinton Mercer Wyandotte American Hospital Aaeociation 'National Ataociahon of Blue Shield Plane dofen-jivb and Michigan Jaff Lyman line-baeker Brigham Young Martin Imhof Oelepuya tackle San Dieoo Stata Conrad Goo Ter guard Wyoming Don Heater Tunning back Montana Tech Tudolph defensive end Kentucky State San Diego Chargers Poi Lezetlch defensive end Slanlord BiUiCJard kicker Arkansis Jim B-sh-Ob fight end Tennessee Tech Horry GotWaF defensive end Alcron ABM irbce Word guard Sen Diego State San Francisco Stars Tarry Beasley wide receiver Auburn lk lAaMII d-iAaIw -r MR MICHAEL A age 77 4l-Barnett passed Jen 31sf 1972 arv-Iqes 10: 30 Thursday morning at tha k-adll Chapel IT at St John the Bap-tl-f Catholic Church interment Mt Cal-" Kgsary 8 pm Wednesday In state 2 pm Wednesday 1 KRADSKI FUNERAL HOME 140 NO 6TH sn- MISS RITA of 102 No i err Services 1 pm Wednesday i ices i pm Wednesday in the 18th at Wash Blvd where call from 7 to 9 pm Tues-int Maple Hill CHAPELS 18th ca" versify windlem Hall defensive back Arizona State Mike Green- linebacker Georgia- jacki Welker defensive back jfmoessee Edger Hardy guard Jackson Washington Redskins 5 Wort aocl on '-fnrts may day Interment FuLiON-l 371-5555 NAN -MRS FI-'ZABETH fISEy! age 77 of Herlngton Kan formerly of a City Service Wednesday 2 pm Amos Chapel buriel Pleasant View Cem- THE AMOS FAMILY 1 P-- Shawnee 611-3366 WeaMon continued on nxt i i 9.

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