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SECTION SPORTS THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 15, 1952. FOOTBALL Statistics of Louisville and Jefferson County Roaring Bull Wins Jamaica Feature New York, Nov. 14 (AP) Brookmeade Stable's Roaring Bull had no trouble capturing the Palestinian Classified Handicap of a mile and a sixteenth at Jamaica race track today. The 3-year-old son of Bull Lea-Grand Flame, piloted by Dave Gorman, got home by a length and a half to the van of William brown colt who won the Trenton Handicap at 65-1 a week ago, tries to prove that victory was not a Ziegler's Requisition, who was two lengths ahead of Mrs. Lucian Laurin's Lancaster Lady.

The time was a moderate 1:45 3-5 Ptii i9i gave as much as 17 pounds to his five rivals Solid choice with the 22,266 fans Roar-in? Riill returned mu- tuels of $3.90, $2.60 and $2.30. at the hilltop course, and several of them were heaten hv Ken fluke tomorrow in the $20,000 xwuuicap ai nmuco Eight horses were entered for the mile-and-a-half stake, which features the closing day program a week ago. Alerted and Greekship, the sec- th- fjnjhVr wsn fn KJ'S' v0 slde' CaPlto1 and Brush Burn were ba along with new comers Three Rin Mully Mameluke and Arcave. Ken carried 109 pounds to his surprise victory a week ago but tomorrow will carry 126 pounds, the same weight to be carried by all the horses except Topside and Brush Burn who get in at 120. Gladys Hollingshead from Joe cruelty; married 1947.

Betty M. Mayfield from Edward cruelty; two children; married 1949. Bonnie Jeam Smith from Charles J. Mary Allison from Gerald; cruelty; one child; married 1946. Elizabeth Uncleback Badgett from Louis; cruelty; married 1947.

Evelyn Basham from Otto; cruelty; one child; married 1944. Martha Jane Byrum from Thomas Allen; cruelty; two children; married 1945. Allene Davis from William Henry; one year abandonment; one child; married 1942. Alcidean Raymer from George R.t one year abandonment; one child; married 1939. Odessa McDaniel from William cruelty; married 1952.

Hazei Carlson from John; cruelty; on child; married 1929. Lee H. Boon from Edna; one year abandonment: married 1951. Dorothy Smith from Charles cruelty: married 1945. Agnes Hall Cinnamon from Lloyd; cruelty: married 1949.

Jean Lee Otie from Charles Joseph: one year abandonment; one child; married 1945. Uasner Allen from Louise; five years' separation: married 1943. Paul Baker. from Dorothy cruelty; married 1950. Mary K.

Mitchell from Leroy one year abandonment; married 1947. Dorothy Mae Watts from William cruelty; two children; married 1934. Edgar Hobbs from cruelty; one child: married 1946. Emily J. Browning from William cruelty; three children: married 1946.

Rose Sturgill from Israel cruelty; one child; married 1947. Gladys Henry Worthington from John cruelty; married 1948. Geraldine F. Tucker from Harold cruelty; married 1951. Norma Lykins from Dewey; cruelty; two children; married 1941.

Leroy P. Revels from Betty cruelty; married 1950. Frank B. Henderson from Ruth cruelty; married 1945. Grace Paula Redman from George cruelty; married 1951.

Louis. Ahmann from Sunell; cruelty; married 1945. John Sturdy from Juanita; cruelty; one child; married 1948. Mary Frances Lee from Karl William; one year abandonment: married 1945. Margaret E.

Bruner from Thomas; one year abandonment; two children; married 1939. Yvonne J. Higgs from Dwlght cruelty; married 1951. Joyce Ann Odle from Mose Daniel; cruelty; two children; married 1950. Sallie Walter from Lee; cruelty; married 1946.

Arthur Watt from Margaret Jean; cruelty; one child: married 1950. Clara Albertie from Charles: one year abandonment; one child; married 1945. Elizabeth Ann Lee from Oscar James, one year abandonment; one child; married 1948. Evelyn Deatrick from Herbert five years separation: married 1944. Clyde Elbert Cowles from Nancy Jane; cruelty; married 1950.

Lester W. Huey, from Mildred cruelty; married 1950. Ruanna Ethel Gartin from James: one year abandonment and cruelty; three children: married 1948. Olive M. Reeves from Reble cruelty; six children; married 1923.

Clyde Vernon Owen from Dorothy Jane; cruelty: three children: married 1934. Joyce Louise Hurt Goodman from San-ford: cruelty: married 1952. Eva Marjorie Duvall from Hentry cruelty; married 1950. Jane Rose Kline from Morrison cruelty: married 1948. Lindy Hall from Ethel: cruelty; three children: married 1948.

Priscilla Smith from Roy; cruelty; one child; married 1944. Vera P. Hibdon from Lloyd one year abandonment; three children; married 1919. Carrie Lydia Fields from Charles cruelty; married 1940. Your Memorial Gif 1v The Kentuck7 1 Attociation tcil ift to Heart will be promptly acknowledged to the bereaved family.

620 S. THIRD, LOUISVILLE 2 TEL. WABASH 8641 Pf of finger Topples 645; Gentile Has 264 Single C. Pfoffinger, rolling in the Brewery League at Western Lanes, claimed the top series last night with a 645. Tony Gentile, owner and trainer of several race horses, claimed the tall single game with a sizzling 264 in the Elks League at Fifth Avenue Recreations.

Elizabeth Stout from Herbert cruelty; married 1948. Carrie Bonde from Douglass; cruelty; married 1944. Helen Tipton Batson from Johnnie; cruelty; married 1950. Thelma A. Hardy from Arthur cruelty; married 1946.

Mary C. Michael from Myer C. one year abandonment and cruelty; married 1950. Ethel Willhoite from James; cruelty; two children; married 1933. Frances Tichenor from Walter cruelty: married 1951.

Victor M. Cummings from Buelah Dixie; one year abandonment; married 1949. Helen Foster from Thomas five years' separation; one child; married 1940. Muriel Hutchinson from Albert cruelty: married 1948. Sadie C.

Madison from James; cruelty; married 1939. William B. Johnston, from Ina cruelty; married 1945. Leta Arlene Bialorski from Adam: one year abandonment; one child; married 1922. Thelma Louise Monarch from Rov Joseph; cruelty; one child; married 1943.

Louis Jacobs from Eleanor one year abandonment; married 1947. Josephine P. Stewart from Charles five years' separation: married 1912. Roberta Ovington Hampton from Carroll cruelty; married 1951. Charles J.

Knight from Ethel; one year abandonment; married 194). Stanley Aaron from Martine; cruelty: married 1952. Helen F. Jones from James cruelty; one child: married 1946. Decia Hopkins from Kenneth; cruelty; one child: married 1S49.

Margaret Kestier from Roy; cruelty: married 1942. Frank P. Owens from Jennie; five years separation: one child: married 1933. Martha Mae Duhamel from Wilbur cruelty; married 1B43. Nancy Klapheke from John cruelty; married 1951.

Clarence A. Seeley from Beulah cruelty; married 1951. Alberta Lee from James cruelty; one child: married 1950. Lois Munch from Artnur; cruelty: married 1950. Anna Jean Vetter from Richard one year abandonment; one child; married 1944.

Mary Rose Byron from Paul one year abandonment: married 1949. Lillie Mae Massie from Walter; five years' separation: one child; married 1935. Inei Winborn Allen from James; cruelty; married 1940. Robert Wilson from Bessie cruelty; one child: married 1945. Mabel Keown from Eldridge; cruelty; two children: married 1926.

Ruby Dorline Marshall from Joseph cruelty; one child; married 1946. Julia Sage from William cruelty; married 1949. Cecil M. Cross from Charles cruelty; two children; married 1932. William House from Ora five vears' aeparation; one child: married 1939.

Virginia Crane from James; cruelty; one child: married 1943. Nancy Jarrett from Robert cruelty; married 1933. Sherman Murphy from Myrtle; cruelty; married 1949. Josephine E. White from Ben cruelty; married 1950.

Wilma Buckman from Robert one year abandonment: married 1951. Juanita Jackson Watson from Woodrow; cruelty; married 1943. Helen Shilts Jones from Henry Earl; cruelty: one child; married 1946. Etta Turner from San cruelty; married 1948. James Turner from Annie; five years" separation: married 1931.

Laura Mae Hester from Charles Henry; cruelty: one child; married 1948. Norma Weider from Arthur; cruelty; one child; married 1941. Shirley Mae Aydt from Charles cruelty; married 1951. Lelia Rae Ritter from Raymond cruelty: one child: married 1946. Bonnie Jean Smith from Charles cruelty; married 1950.

Kathryn Elizabeth Jackson from Roscoe one-year abandonment; four children; married 1935. Anna Adcock from Roy cruelty; one child: married 1951. Jettie Greenwell from Joseph: cruelty; one child; married 1944. Ella Mae Hayes from Joseph cruelty; one child; married 1929. Mary Schepers App from Charles cruelty: married 1951.

Clifford J. Poehner from Mary cruelty; married 1945. Alma C. Stephens from Frederick cruelty; one child; married 1941. Ruby Jones from Ambrose; cruelty; one child: married 1924.

Carolyn Ann Sheehan from Bernard George; one year abandonment; married 196. 1 Betty Jane Hayman from John cruelty: one child: married 1948. Maurice Benham from Bradley cruelty: one child: married 1950. Lula Kaufman from Thomas cruelty; married 1942. Mary Katherine Woodcock from Wendell cruelty: married 1946.

Louise Murphy from Earl; cruelty; three children: married 1940. William Robert Hpyn from Henrietta cruelty; married 1934. Mary E. Bolin from Joseph; five years' separation; married 1939. Mildred P.

Lambert from Raymond cruelty: four children: married 1927. WUlie Boyd from Ellen; cruelty; married 1940. Mildred Lorraine Deeg from Walter Fred; five years' separation; two children: married 1939. Armina Hampton from King; cruelty; one child; married 1949. Lucille Speer Dempler from William: cruelty; married 1945.

Sarah C. Thompson from James five years separation: married 1940. Winfred Louis Appleby from Christine; cruelty; married 1948. Bessie C. Richards from Benjamin cruelty; two children; married 1926.

Vesta L. Cahill from Frank cruelty; one child; married 1945. Bobbie L. Lewis from John cruelty; married 1949. John M.

Watson from Joanne; cruelty; married 1950. Stella M. Stoll from Wendell cruelty; two children; married 1938. Drunken driving Frank Fry, postponed to Nov. 29.

Carrying concealed a deadly weapon-Frank S. Schork, postponed to Dec. 30. Manslaughter Thomas F. Bryan, held to grand jury Nov.

28. Operating motor vehicle without owner's consent Homer B. Johnson, held to grand jury Wednesday. Burglary Floyd ftrooxens and John D. Clark, amended to disorderly conduct, $50 each.

Indictments Willful murder Homer Atchison, George Richard Broyles. Malicious cutting and wounding another with intent to kill George Richard Broyles. Uttering a forged Instrument of writing Orvill CaT, John M. Leptic. Destroying private property Kenneth Neal Elkins.

Uttering a worthless check Susie Nell Hollins, Emil Fred Sindelar. Indictments Dismissed Voluntary manslaughter Gordon H. Smith. Marriage Licenses Vernie Orville Baker, 63, night watchman, and Mattie P. Barth, 64, both, of 1449 S.

th. George Ernest Carter, 21. cement finisher. 1639 Bank; Helen Marie Drury, 17, of 430 W. 20th.

Seldin George Metzler. 26, insurance, 1412 Hepburn; La Verne Ann Mer-rifield, 23, of 1613 Rosewood. George Whitecliff Fischer, Jr 23, Army, Baltimore; Betty Ann Hundley. 23, of 4228 Wheeler. Edward Charles Stranckmeyer.

41, structural engineer, and Roxine Lucille Reeder, 29, both of Quincy, 111. Carroll B. Hampton, 27, salesman. 1726 Berry Sylvia F. Bigden, 28, of 3630 W.

Broadway. James Alvin Waddle, 25, purchasing agent, 3720 Craig; Mary Yvonne Boone. 25. of 687 S. 42d.

James Lipscomb Dowd, 23, foreman, 1540 Cherokee Rosemary Kirch-dorfer, 23, of 1841 Gresham Rd. William Alfred Benner, 24, engineer, 750 S. 2d: Phyllis Ann Loudermill, 22, of 554 Sunset Rd. Eugene Devers, 20, inspector, 702 Inverness; Genevieve Crowder. 16.

of 713 Inverness. Births Girls Mrs. Robert W. Jarboe, 1312 S. 26th, Oct.

15. Mrs. Ray S. Johnson, 2318 W. Burnett, Oct.

15. Mrs. Raymond B. Minogue, 1145 Dixie Oct. 12.

Mrs. John A. Melville, 4045 Taylor Oct. 25. Mrs.

Joseph E. Shade, 3033 Dartmouth, Oct. 18. Mrs. Robert H.

Coyle, 111 W. Breckinridge, Oct. 28. Mrs. John E.

Fay, 4037 Gilman. Oct. 25. Mrs. Bert Riggs, 423 Southern Oct.

30. Mrs. Thomas G. Osborne, Vine Grove Rt. 1, Oct.

20. Mrs. Ray Vittitow, Shepherdsville, ,0. Mrs. Richard F.

Hubbard, 5021 S. Oct. 29. Mrs. Lawrence D.

King, 1400 Lillian, Oct. 26. Mrs. Allie B. Moore, 840 Eastern Oct.

27. Mrs. Herbert Durbin, 1202 Brashear Nov. 1. Mrs.

Delbert R. Edwards, Coral Ridge Ht. 2, No. 1. Mrs.

Charles D. Ryan, Carrollton, Nov. 1. Boys Mrs. Burton J.

Abner, 838 Brentwood, Oct. 30. Mrs. Valdemar W. Bowman, 103 Harlan, Oct.

31. Mrs. Garvin P. Brown, 3945 S. 5th.

Oct. 27. Mrs. Claude T. Brown, Cooper Chapel Oct.

-1. Mrs. Joseph A. Early, 1912 Griffith, Oct. U5.

Mrs. Robert D. Evans, 512 W. Ormsby, Oct. 29.

Mrs. George B. Greene, 2508 Sherry Oct. 29. Mrs.

Ellis Gross, Vine Grove Rt. 2, Oct. 28. Mrs. Robert L.

McBride, 429 Tallulah, Oct. 28. Mrs. Francis O. Roach, 1097 Keller, Oct.

28. Mrs. August C. Kilpatrick, 136 Ful'er Hall, Southern Baptist Seminary, Oct. 25.

Mrs. Joseph F. Kyle, Rt. 7. No.

3. Mrs. John C. LeMasters, Post Shoe Shop, Fort Knox, Oct. 31.

Mrs. John Manning, Buechel Rt. 3, Oct. 27. Mrs.

Frank H. McNabb, 1013 E. Breckinridge, Oct. 31. Mrs.

Roy L. Montfort, 544 Harding, Oct. 28. Mrs. Hubert E.

Petty, 119 Fairmeade Oct. 30. Mrs. Robert F. Pace, 4020 Plymouth Oct.

26. Mrs. Charles B. Smith, 3800 Ormond Oct. 31.

Mrs. Kermit M. Sarlls, Buechel Rt. 2, Oct. 29.

Mrs. John F. Stahr, 3174 S. 3d, Oct. 27.

Mrs. Harry W. Schuermeyer, Bldg. T-503, Bowman Field, Oct. 25.

Mrs. James B. Stein, Indianapolis, Oct. 31. Divorces Granted Marian J.

Speckman from Harry cruelty; two children; married 1938. Colleen Steinmetz Lesher from Peter cruelty; married 1946. Ella Elmore Pate from Shirley cruelty: five children; married 1924. Walter B. Carter from Hazel; cruelty; two children; married 1935.

Pearl M. Stengel from Stanley cruelty; two children; married 1937. Doris Jeanne Dahl from Frank Edward; cruelty; one child; married 1942. Marie Louise Bumpus from Thurman cruelty; four children; married 1941. Marjorie Irene Reynolds from Harry Albert; cruelty; one child; married 1945.

Jo Ann Bratcher Watkins from Joseph; cruelty; one child: married 1948. Alma Williams from C. five years' separation; one child; married 1937. Pearl McDaniel from Theodore cruelty: one child; married 1934. Henry Miller Denson from Vivian Irene five years separation; married 1946.

Joan Reed from Kenneth Paul; cruelty; one child; married 1950. Evon Durham Davenport from Dorothy Alice: cruelty; two children; married 1947. Vastye Stewart from Louis; five years' separation; three children: married 1935. Virginia Corbett from John cruelty; two children: married 1946. Mack H.

Willis from Virginia; cruelty; three children; married 1939. Florence Kirchner from George cruelty; married 1952. Gloria Geneva Snyder from Bert; cruelty; married 1945. Anna Belle Smith from William cruelty; married 1945. Martha Ann King from Carl cruelty; one child; married 1949.

Russell Allan Robbins from Donn Ella one year abandonment; married 1951. Suits Filed 338-600 Alta Rudolph vs. Karl Rudolph, divorce. 338-601 Betty Louis Boggesa vs. Gerald B.

Boggess, divorce. 338-602 James S. Gregory vs. Jack W. Baxter, damages.

338-603 Blanche Gregory vs. Jack W. Baxter, damages. 338-604 W. A.

and R. N. Kinser vs. Harvey Garey, bill of discovery. 338-605 Associates Discount Corp.

vs. Terry Fox, on note. 338-606 Associates Discount Corp. vs. John A.

Cruse, on note. 338-607 Associate Discount Corp. vs. Gardner C. Hines, on note.

338-608 Irene Hamby vs. Roland Ham-by. divorce. 338-609 George Bell vs. Doris Jean Bell, divorce.

338-610 Boman L. Shamburger etc. vs. George Grady, declaration of rights. 338-611 Graves Dry Cleaners vs.

Ernest and Elizabeth Goldsmith, collection. 338-612 Sylvia Ruby Burnette vs. Clifford Erwin Burnette, divorce. 338-613 Laura McDowell Gilham vs. Everett E.

Gilham, divorce. 338-614 Anna Rose Sipes vs. Louisville Transit Co. and Edward R. Settle, damages.

338-615 Jo Lee Crittenden vs. Harry Crittenden, divorce. 338-616 Nellie Hooper Funk vs. John W. Funk, divorce.

338-617 Lawrence Willis vs. Delores C. Willis, divorce. 338-618 J. W.

Wilhelmi vs. Edward B. Warner, collection. 338-619 Lillian F. Kerr vs.

Harry W. Kerr, divorce. 338-620 John C. Brock vs. Edward Melton, damages.

338-621 Emma Tread way vs. Charles Douglas Treadway, divorce. 338-622 Pauline Cortie Cornett vs. Ru-fus Cornett, divorce. 338-623 Appeal.

Building Permits George C. Richardson, add roof over part of brick building, 124 W. Main. 1750. E.

C. Ross, frame garage, 1145 S. Floyd, $600. J. H.

Nelson, add porch to dwelling, 2238 Sycamore, $500. Charles Mueller, concrete-block garage, 1853 Princeton $795. Joseph H. Ball, addition to frame dwelling, 1813 S. 4th, $1,800.

N. H. Barnes, stone-veneer dwelling, 4308 Preston Street $5,000. Charles R. Long, add fireproof addition to building, 1630 W.

Hill, $20,000. Mildred Ohlman, addition to brick dwelling. 423 S. Shelby, $1,000. H.

Newman, concrete-block wash rack, 1146 S. 12th. $800. Garvin-Miller four apartment buildings, 3004-06 Poplar Level $14,000 each. Frank Kruse, frame dwelling 1213V4 Rammers.

$4,000. B. H. Thompson, concrete-block garage, 4839 New Cut $525. Joseph Fanta, brick-veneer dwelling, 2325 Tyler Lane, $8,000.

County Court Howard R. Schroerlucke appointed administrator of James T. Schroerlucke estate. Charles W. Pfeiffer appointed administrator of William Edward Pfeiffer estate.

William Leslie Kennedy appointed administrator of Irvin D. Kennedy estate. Alice J. Tincher appointed executor of Harry E. Tincher estate.

Citizens Fidelity Bank Sc Trust appointed executor of George T. Tate estate. Leona Von Allmen apoointed executor of William J. Feisner estate. Ben J.

Johnson apoointed administrator of Frankie Miller estate. Police Court Public drunkenness Clarence Barbee, Foster Holt. William A. Woods, $100 each. Cars Injure 2 Pedestrians Two pedestrians were struck here yesterday by automobiles.

Both were in serious condition last night at General Hospital. Mrs. Anna Luenberter, 80, of 920 E. Madison, received multiple fractures of the left leg when she was struck as she was crossing Preston at Madison. The driver of the car, John W.

Bailey, 43, of 1024 S. Floyd, was charged with reckless driving and assault and battery. In Night Court his case was continued until November 26. Helem Foutch, 3903 Taylor Boulevard, was struck as he was crossing the boulevard near his home at about 11 p.m. His left leg was broken and he suffered possible concussions.

The name of the driver of the car was not available. 28 Tickets Given On Parked Trucks At least 28 truck owners learned yesterday morning that the City's new ordinance banning overnight parking of trucks on city streets has gone into effect. The ordinance officially became effective November 1, but because of numerous protests it was not enforced immediately. Traffic records indicated yesterday at least 28 tickets had been issued Thursday night for truck-parking violations. The Small Truck Owners Association will meet at 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday at 1130 W. Market to inform truck owners of preparations to fight the parking ban in court. IT'S EASY to place a Classified Ad Call WAbash 2211 and ask fr an Ad-Taktr If you are a permanent resident of the city, you need only say CHARGE IT An "accommodation" bill will sent you after the ad expires. The Courier-Journal em-. The Louisville Time The Courier-Journal and Times will not be responsible for more than on incorrect insertion of an advertise-ment.

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EMERGENCY DEADLINES (For receipt of ads, cancellations or corrections that could not be placed earlier.) 10 a.m. (ami day) for Timet (Friday 9:30 a.m.). 13 noon Saturday for Sunday Courier-Journal. Announcements Deaths and Funerals. I ALLISON, Mrs Eliza Harned.

In her 84th year, Friday. November 14. J9S2, at a.m., at St. Anthony Hospital. Beloved mother of Mrs.

Johnson S. Wittingly, Louisville, Mrs. Lovelace D. fiodine. Bloom-field, 1 sister, Mra.

Margaret H. King. Salt Lake City, Utah; also survived by 8 grandchildren and JO great-grandchildren. Mrs. Allison is at the residence of Mrs.

Mattingly, 2217 Emerson Louisvilic, where funeral services will be held Sunday, November lfith, at 2:30 p.m. Inter ment in Bardstowa Cemetery, Bard town, Ky. AMBROSIUS, Robert Edward: passed away suddenly, November 13, 1952. at 1:30 a.m. in his 16th year at his residence, 3024 Vermont Ave.

De-voted son of Mrs. Annie M. Am brosius. Beloved brother of Mrs. Mary E.

Webb and Mr. Charles H. Ambrosius: also survived by grand mother, Mrs. Mary F. Owen, Pulaski, Tennessee.

Remains resting at Owen Funeral Home, 2611 Virginia Ave. Funeral services Saturday afternoon at 1:30 p.m. from Owen Chapel. Burial at Evergreen Cemetery. BOSTON, Mr.

Robert: entered eternal life suddenly, Wednesday, November 12. 1952, at El Dorado, Ark I age SI years; former residence Winkler Ave. Beloved husband of Mrs. Grace Hunt Boston: loving father of Mrs. Henry Coffey.

Mrs. Juanita Buinac. Messrs. Lindberg snd Tony Joe Boston; brother of Mrs. Lola Cadwell, Mrs.

Bessie Curry, Mrs. Bertha Curry. Mrs. Edna Perm. Messrs.

Ollie. Roy. Vernon, and Jack Boston. Mr. Boston is at the O.

D. White Funeral Home. 2)11 S. 3d at Winkler, where services will be held Saturday morning at 10:30. Interment in Center Cemetery, Center, Ky.

COCHRAN, Herbert Friday. No-vember 14, 1952. at p.m., in hi 63d year; residence Henry County Middletown, Ky. Devoted brother of Arthur Cochran, also survived by several nieces and nephews. Mr.

Cochran is resting at the Myers Funeral Home, Jeffersontown. Ky. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. COSTELLO, Michael, in his 7th year, Friday, November 14, 1952. at a.m., at the residence of his nephew.

John Nolan, 1014 E. St. Catherine. Brother of James Costello of Louisville, John Costello. Ireland, and one sister.

Mrs. Mary Nolan, County Gal-way. Ireland. Other survivors include many nieces and nephews. Funeral, Monday November 17.

at a.m., from the Barrett Funeral Home, 12110 Rardstown and at St. The-rese Church at 9 a.m. Interment, Calvary Cemetery. The men of St. Therese Parish will meet at the funeral home.

Sunday, November It at 3 p.m., to recite the rosary. COVEY, Tons, November 13, 1952, at 10:30 a.m.. in his 72d year, at Jewish Hospital. Residence, 2210 Portland Ave. Beloved husband of Ena Covey: devuled father of Mrs.

Louise Wells, Sara Jean Covey. Mrs. Allene Houts of Lexington, and Mrs. Roberta Kranz of Indianapolis, brother of Victor L. Covey, Tell City.

and Mrs. Pearl Allen; also survived by 1 grandchildren. Funeral Saturday, November 15, at 10 a.m., at the Church of Christ. 25th and Portland and from the Lilvdaie Church of Christ, near Tell City, at 2:30 p.m. Remains at the George L.

Manning Funeral Home, 518-520 N. 26th between Bank and Portland Ave. flowers please. DONOHUE, James residence 1S0f Windsor Place, at the Jewish Hospital. Wednesday, November 12.

1952, at 8:30 p.m. Beloved husband of Doilie Burns Donohue: devoted father of Mrs. L. J. Schultheis, Washington.

X. Mrs. George F. Schenk and J. Warfield Donohue; brother of Miss Anna Donohue; grandfather of Miss Shirley Lee Schultheis and James Warfield Donohue.

Funeral Saturday. November 15. at 8:30 a.m. from the Barrett Funeral Home. 1230 Bardstown and at St.

Jamea Church at 9 a.m. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. Members of the Holv Name Society of St. James Church will meet at the funeral home Fri-day, November 14. at 8 p.m.

to recite the rosary. In lieu of flower please make contributions to Little Sisters of the Poor. DONOVAN, Mrs. Eva. Thursday, November 13, 1952.

at 11:45 a.m., at St. Anthony's Hospital. Residence. 91 Dumesnil. Beloved wife of Daniel F.

Donovan; devoted mother of Mis Margaret Donovan, Mrs. Clarence (Mary Lee) Lange and Mr. James Donovan; three grandchildren; sister of Mrs. John Cuneo, Mrs. John Mnn--tFun'r, from Dougherty Jhir1 Avenue Funeral Home.

1230 S. 3d, Saturday morning. November 15, at 8:30 and at St. Louis Bertrand Church at a o'clock. Interment in Calvary Cemetery.

Members of the Rosary Altar Society are requested to assemble in the funeral home Friday evening at o'clock to recite the rosary. FEL AND, F. treasurer of Batten, Barton, Durstine Osborn. born March 22, 1887. at Lawrenceburg.

died at Memorial Hospital, New York City, November 14; resident of Nutley, N. since 1914; employed by Batten, Barton, Durstine in 1910: survived by wife, Mav 4 fours, Farls Wm. Pitts, burgh; Quintus. Short Hills. N.

Milner, Lawrenceburg. two daughters. Mrs. Warren Wheaton, Lawrenceburg. Mrs.

Wm. Bar tel. Nutley. N. 2 sisters, Mrs.

Lucy Hoffman, McMinvUle, Ore.J Mrs. Catherine McDowell, Lexington. omit flowers; funeral pr vate: details later. FETZER, Mr. Joseph at 2:45 a.m.

Friday, November 14, 1952. in St. Joseph Infirmary. Residence. 31 Evelyn Ave.

Father of Sherrill and Joseph K. Fetier; brother of Clifford and Kendall Fetier; also survived by mother and 2 sisters. Funeral from Lee E. Cralle 1330 S. 3d at 3 p.m.

Saturday. November 15. Interment In Cave Hill Cemetery. GARDNER, Mrs. Margaret Carney, 84 years of age, Friday.

November 14. at St. Edwards Hospital. New Albany. Ind.

Her residence was 10 Bono Road, New Albany; widow of Stonewall Jackson Gardner: mother of E. Merwin Gardner. Mr. Ellen Gardner Burke. Mrs.

Mary Patricia Strange: sister of Charles E. Carney and Miss Frances W. Carney, both of Louisville. 7 grandchildren. She was a member of Holy Trinity Church, where funeral services will be held Monday, November 17, at 8:45 a.m., with interment, St.

Mary' Cemetery. Remains at the residence. GARDNER, Miss Lillian at p.m., November 14, 1952, at Norton Infirmary; residence, 1521 S. 4th St. Sister of the late Misa Zerada S.

Gardner. Funeral from Lee E. Cralle 1.330 S. 3d. at 11 o'clock, Monday, November 17.

Interment, Rest-haven Cemetery. CRUNCH, Mr. Fred, passed awar suddenly in his 83d year, November 13, 1952. at 2 p.m.. in his home at 1619 Ruth devoted father of Mrs.

Mary Hauck. Mrs. Freda C. Locker; also survived by grandchildren. Service for Mr.

Gruner will be held in the Arch L. Heady Funeral Home, 1201 E. Oak at Schiller Monday morning at 10 a.m. Interment Jn Cave HiU Cemetery. MAHN, Ishmael.

age 41 years. Friday, November 14, 1952, at a.m. at the General Hospital. Residence, Buechel, Route 2. Beloved father of Ishmael, and Oscar Vernon Hahn; and devoted son of Mr.

and Mrs. Neal Hahn of Buechel, Route also survived by 1 brothers. Reaco and Fred Hahn. both of Fern Creek, and Eugene Hahn of Shelby County, 1 sister, Mrs. Irene Rogers of Lyndon, Ky.

His remains are at the residence of his parents, Buechel, Rout 2 Funeral services from the Fair View Christian Church. Anderson County, Sunday. November 16. at 2 o'clock. Interment Church Cemetery.

HANKLA, Mr. George passed away suddenly November 13. 1952, at 8:30 a.m., in his 57th year. Family residence, 614 Creel Ave. Beloved husband of Mrs.

Josephine Hankla (nee Dusch): loving father of Mrs. Jack (Evelyn) Arnold. Mr. Edward and Mr. Robert Hankla; also survived by sister, Mrs.

Anna Popple-well; brothers. Mr. J. C. Hankla of California, Mr.

Harvey Hankla of Liberty, Mr. Royal Hankla of Muncie. and 4 grandchildren. Services for Mr. Hankla will be held in the Arch L.

Heady Soutnern Funeral Home, 3601 Taylor at Carlisle Saturday at 2 p.m. Interment, Resthaven Cemetery. HURST, Lucille lAtaon. age 67, Bardstown. November 14, 1952.

at 10:35 a.m. Beloved wife of J. Harold Hurst. Sr. Devoted mother of John Losson, Harold, Bernard.

Robert, Rev. Brother Vincentiua. C.F.X.: Mr. E. Robert Leist, Louie, ville.

and Mrs. Denis Mattingly, Bardstown, sister of Charles Losson, Ivan Losson, Mrs. T. B. Thombury, Louisville: Mrs.

J. O. Thurman. Seattle. Sister Mary Aqulna, Si.

Charles, Mis SHARING- the passing duties for Eastern's Maroons in their battle with Louisville today will be Roy Kidd, above, of Corbin. The Maroons' other linger is Bobby Lindermaru Story, Page 3. Meridith 189-552 in Thelmal Mixed League; Irvin Mack 569, Juanita Pash 524, Geneva Bunnell 179 (10 spares), Irvin Macy 221, Guy Owen 221. Paul Sutter 221 in Thelmal Major Miked League. At Fifth Avenue Ruth Whitehead 197-5o4 in E.

R. Church Ladies League; Anthony Gentile 264-605. W. Trau 242 in Elks League; George Reiter 232-588, Tom Whitler 223 in American Legion League. At Tower Lanes Jo Ann Edelen 178-410 in L.T.I.C.

League; W. Wilton 231, T. Schmidt 553 in Oearing League; Jen Valla 192, Madeline Kochel 481, Tom Palka 214, George Froites 577 in K. of C. Mixed League.

At Turner Hall Elizabeth 499. M. Harm 10 in Turner Ladies Friday League. At Central Jess Tarter 254, Albert Erny, 629 in Commercial League; Fred Wilkerson 240, Norb Bumann 572 in Jefferson League. At Columbia Hall Sue Scheibert 271 (2 games Pat Francke 152 in Ursuiine League; Bob Guy 225-607 in Columbia Hall League; At Heinz 575, Guy Wilson 233-573 in Courier-Journal Times League.

At Swiss Hall Alvina Quire 184-448, Ruby Westerman 446, Lee Kirchner 442 in Swissette League. At Broad-Brook Margie Smith 150. Shirley Hutt 412 in Ladies Tobacco League; J. Boyd 235-598 in Distillery League. At Parkmoor John Brunck 223, Louis Gabriel 553 in Episcopal League; L.

Kess-ler 190: K. Strope 190, M. Bryant 488 in Rainbow Ladies League. At Frederick Lanes Rose Walters 454, M. Morris 187 in Stansanco Ladies League; O.

Miller 594, E. Stelzer 260 in Stansanco Pinnage League; John Rogers 219, Tom Henning 532 in Distillery League. At Western Lanes Rex Downing 213, Bligh Curtis 556 in Bearing Morning League; Jom Driggers 216, William Mc-Connell 553 in Western 830 League: W. Distlers 238, Cecil Coleman 600 in Western League; E. Stengel 591, M.

Allgeier 234 in Tubemen League; C. Pfoffinger 225-645 in Beermen League; Hay Russell 548, Joe Thompson 230 in K. of C. League. Cage Scores Kentucky High Schools Scottsville 71, Hiseville 59.

Allen County 70, Beaver Dam 48. Independence Simon Kenton 54, Crittenden 30. Florence 51, Mason 35. Hebron 65, Covington Catholic 49. Carrollton 66, Vevay, Ind.

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Patrick 46. Nicholas County 94, Corinth 38. Lancaster 50, Camp Dick Robinson 48. North Middletown 52, Carlisle 44. Harrison County 40, Paris 32.

PoweU County 81, Hazel Green Academy 72. Bethel 55, Estill County 44. Owen County 63, Mt. Olivet Deming 46. Berea 76, Paint Lick 54.

Midway 58, Frankfort Good Shepherd 42. Heath 93, Melber 33. Reidland 67, Crittenden County 44. Sedalia 61, Wingo 59. Sharpe 67, Brewers 51.

Fredonia 64, Lyon County 56. Ballard Memorial 69, Hickman 55. Arlington 83, Milburn 47. Livingston County 53, Salem 51. Fancy Farm 56, Cayce 42.

Bardwell 69, Cunningham 49. Paducah St. Mary's 63, Murray Training 52. Dry Ridge 53. Oxford 51.

Clark County 69, Vanceburg 54. Carrollton 66, Vevay, 54. Simpsonville 62, Bagdad 41. Professionals NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Indianapolis 77, Philadelphia 71. County Small Fry Cage Scores Anchorage 40, Fern Creek 28.

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Hurtz Game Dal put on a terrific stretch drive to register an upset victory with a neck to spare on the Jamie-Lynn Stable's Jack Fizz in the mile and a sixteenth feature race at Lincoln Downs. After Game Dal finished in 1:49, Mrs. Walter Rompel's Cloudy showed, only a nose behind Jack Fizz and a head in front of Mike Kliskie's Son Fen. Game Dal returned $25, $11.80 and $4.80. The combination of J.

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14 (U.R) New York's 1952 racing season ends at Jamaica tomorrow with the Butler Handicap and the Ardsley Stakes featured on the closing-day program. Hampton Stable's Alerted in the money in stake races on each nf the last five SaturHavs hut look ing for his first victory since winning the Olympic Stakes at Atlantic City, October 4 headed the field of eight for the 18th Butler. Alerted carries high weight of 124 pounds in the mile and three-sixteenth race, conceding from five to 22 pounds to the others. One Hitter, 119, Greek Ship, 114, Marcador, 110, Lafourche, 108, Grover 104, and Risque Rouge, 102, complete the field. 'Cap at Pimlico Draws 8 Baltimore, Nov.

14 (U.R) Ken, Mrs. E. Kendall Weir's dark 'De-emphasis' Presidents Are Disbanded Washington, Nov. 14 The group of college presidents who set a broad sports de-emphasis program in motion a year ago formally disbanded today. A spokesman said the committee was "highly encouraged" by the response to its proposals.

"You couldn't say the reaction has been sensational," the committee secretary, Raymond F. Howes, told a reporter. "But we have made a lot of small gains and the total gain is very impressive." The committee, you'll remember, is a special division of the American Council on Education. It was organized last November to make a study of the role of college presidents in shaping the athletic fortunes of their schools. The 11 presidents named to the committee decided there was too much emphasis on sports in institutions of higher learning and listed ways of toning it down.

The full council later adopted committee program. Iowa Produces Two Cross Country Champs Chicago, Nov. 14 The state of Iowa produced the two individual champions in today's Big Ten and Central Collegiate Conference cross-country double-header at Washington Park. The Big Ten title went to the University of Iowa's Rich Ferguson in 19 minutes, 40.5 seconds, while Drake's Bob Soth won the C.C.C. event in 20:20.9.

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Hood 213-617, Lena Hood 221-600. I. Bucceroni Beats Nardico New York, Nov. 14 (JP) Rangy Dan Bucceroni blasted swarming Danny Nardico with chopping, inside lefts and rattling rights, dropping the Tampa, gamester for a nine-count in the 10th and last round to win a unanimous decision tonight In a gruelling battle. Bucceroni weighed 185, Nardico 175V4.

The Philadelphia heavyweight, with height, weight and reach on his swarming opponent, controlled the head-to-head battling through the early rounds. Although he tired in the late rounds against his ever-onward foe, Bucceroni almost ended the fight with a smashing right over Nardico's ear in the tenth. Automatic Count Nardico, dazed and hurt, bounced up quickly but backed against the ropes and looked idly around. Referee Ruby Goldstein gave him the automatic eight-count and one more before he let the fight continue. Nardico kept yelling to the referee, "I'm all right" as he rallied in a desperation attack.

Only 4,874 paying $15,931 turned up for the nationally televised bout in Madison Square Garden that was fought head-to-head through the 10 rounds. In the early stages, It looked like a batting practice workout for Bucceroni. The best you could say about Nardico in the early rounds was that he never stepped back. Shirai Risks Title Tokyo, Saturday, Nov. 15 (JP) Aging Dado Marino, his knockout fists cocked, goes hunting tonight for the flyweight crown against the man who took it from him, Japan's classy Yoshido Shirai.

"Dado will get in there and bang away for a knockout," said Reggie Ichinose, acting manager of Hawaii's little brown doll. Wise money, however, gives Shirai a slight edge in his first defense of the title he took from Marino here last May. First, Shirai has the boxing class of a true champion. Second, he is 29 and Dado is a 36-year-old grandfather. Youth helps on the long, 15-round route.

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