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of For Father's Promotion Gamble Buchanan Pick Westside Club Over Duran In Clarksville weight NEW Buchanan, YORK champion, the (AP) world is favored light- Ken Could Make Quarrys Rich 1 Chess Master at Work GROSSINGER, chess champion Bobby Fischer is getting in shape for a world championship- only it's in chess, not boxing. He's preparing- -physically as well as mentally-for the match by using Rocky Marciano's old punching bag. Beginning July 7, Fischer will play Russia's Borris for the world title and $125,000. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) Jerry and Mike Quarry stand to make a great deal of money from their tomorrow night fights because they have faith in their father.

"In the beginning it was a gamble," said 49-year-old Jack Quarry, who was instrumental in setting up the Las Vegas Convention Center card with Jerry battling former heavyweight champion Muhammed Ali and Mike challenging Bob Foster for the light heavyweight crown. "WHEN WE started, I didn't have the money, but Jerry and Mike were willing to gamble le with me," said the elder Quarry. Signing the fight took $500,000 guarantee to Ali and $80,000 to Foster. Jerry originally was to collect $175,000 and Mike $35,000, When there was trouble getting early financing, Jack said, his sons agreed to wait on payment contingent on the closed circuit television money. BECAUSE THEY waited, the guarantees were boosted to $200,000 for Jerry and $45,000 for Mike.

Jack said he originally had hoped to sign Joe Frazier for a championship match with Jerry they wanted to pay $500,000 just for the right to talk about such a fight. So we changed and went after Ali." The elder Quarry said he first thought of the doubleheader when Mike had wanted to fight Foster and had an offer of less money than Jack thought he deserved. "SO I WENT to Jerry and Mike and told them what I wanted to do," the father said. "I couldn't promise anything but I told them I would try, Jerry gave me a letter of commitment so I could try to sign Ali." Even after the signings, there were rumors the bouts wouldn't come off because of trouble with the financing. Jack Quarry kept working and now says that all signs point to a successful promotion.

center may out with The 7,500 seat, convention all seats on the first level at $100 each. PERSONALLY, Jack holds a interest in the promotion with both Nevada and New York corporations involved. The Quarry brothers each will be underdogs at odds of 4-1 or higher, but their father HUSBAND, Jack Harmon- -Sunday afternoon, June 2 25, 1972. Survived by wife, Mrs. Margaret Bennett Husband; daughter, Mrs.

Claude Hill, Jacksonville, Florida: son, Charles P. Husband, Hendersonville, sister, Mrs. Arthur Glade, North Platte, Nebraska; four grandchildren and one' great grandchild. Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips Robinson Company, 2707 Gallatin Road. Complete Funeral arrange, ments will be announced later.

PHILLIPS ROBINSON Directors. SCHROEDER, Leo Louis Age, 48, Saturday morning, June 24, 1972 at a local infirmary. Survived by wife, Mrs. Betty Schroeder, daughter, Miss Adrien Schroeder. sons, Knox Schroeder, all of Nashville, Leo A.

Schroeder of Monroe, Louisiana. Mother, Mrs. C. W. Schroeder, Sister, Mrs.

Wesley Sherberth, both of Kissimmer, brothers, Harvey Schroeder, of Kissimmer, Fla. C. R. Schroeder, Berkeley, Calif. R.

F. Schroeder, Long Beach, Calif. granddaughter. Remains are at the Woodbine Funeral Home, 3620 Nolensville Rd. where funeral services will be conducted Monday morning June 26, 1972 at 10 am by Pastor Vernon Bigalk.

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CARD how 2215 Nolensville Road 5808 Charlotte Road 2601 Gallatin Road 1156 Murfreesboro Road master charge 255-3781 356-7538 227-5495 255-3009 THE CARD Monday Saturday 8 to 6 Monday Saturday 8 to 6 Monday. Saturday 8 to 6 Monda 8 to 6 Woody Chapman, Store Manager Gene Story, Store Manager Jack Johnson, Store Manager Lou Hayles, Store Manager THE TENNESSEAN, Monday, June 26, 1972 29 Heath Notices TILLERY, Mr. Roy W. former Railroad ployee. Funeral services have been changed from p.m.

Monday, June 26, to 2 p.m., at Phillips Chapel CME Church, Rev. Copeland officiating, Rev. Currey assisting. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. WRIGHT'S FUNERAL HOME, 255-8735.

CARVER, Eulas H. Afe 76, of Williamson Rd. Goodlettsville, Saturday morning, June 24, 1972 at Madison Hospital. Survived by wife, Mrs. Evie Thomas Carver, Goodlettsville; sons, Donald Carver, Gallatin, Lester 1 E.

Carver, Spotsylvania, grandsons, Jack L. Carver, Cincinnati, Donald Ray Carver Jr. Goodlettsville; brother, Fred Carver, Red Boiling Springs. Remains are at Cole Garrett, Goodlettsville, where will be conducted Monday morning at 10 o'clock by David Lunis. Pallbearers are Charlie Carver, Ed Carver, J.

C. Garrett Clarence Ashburn, Frank Ralph, Bobby Carver, Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery, COLE GARRETT FUNERAL DIRECTORS, Goodlettsville. THOMAS, Mr. Emmette Of 2510 Jenkins, entered into rest at a local hospital. Complete funeral arrangements announced later.

GARDNER SON, directors. COMPTON, R. Earl evening, June 23, 1972. Survived by wife, Mrs. Frances McDaniel Compton; sons, Dr.

Jerry Compton of Murfreesboro, Tenn. and Revis E. Compton Jr. of Denver, Colorado and four grandchildren. Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips-Robinson Co.

2707 Gallatin Rd. where funeral services will be conducted Monday afternoon, June 26, 1972 at 2 o'clock. Minis ters, Robert M. Jackson assisted by Wm. T.

Buckner will officiate. Honorary Pallbearers: Roy Hayes, Elmer Jones, Claude Pearce, Otto Cato, M. T. Shockley, Lawrence Smith, Stuart Lusty, Otis Melton, Ted Richey, Luke Burns, Mel Connor, Dr. Joe Keller and Paul Stumb.

Active Pallbearers: Sam Weems, Roy Carothers, Logan Pruitt, Clyde Nash, Russell Vardell, Carl VanAtta, Everett Carney and John Matthews. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to The American Cancer Society. PHILLIPS- ROBINSON CO. Directors.

JAMISON, Mrs. Willie Mai Sunday, June 25, 1972 in Franklin, Tenn. Survived by sister; Mrs. D. C.

(Mary) Pugh; two brothers, John N. Waters T. M. Waters; one niece and two nephews. Her remains are at Broadway Chapel, 1715 Broadway, where services will be conducted Tuesday, June 27, 1972, at 11:30 a.m.

with Rev. Fred Hembree officiating. Interment will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. Roesh-Patton Cosmoplitan Broadway Chapel 1715 Broadway, 244-6480. HENDERSON, Lawrence -Suddenly Thursday, June 22, 1972.

Survived by wife, Mrs. Evelyn A. Henderson; two sons, Lawrence Marine Corp. Supply Center, Albany, and Ronald W. Henderson; two grand daughters, Neiko Danneli Henderson, and Shavanda Eunice Henderson, Albany, one daughte Debra Fay Henderson, Albany, one stepson, Henry A.

Austin Lansing, brothers and sisters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Buchanan, Memphis, and Mr. and Mrs. Frazier Buchanan, Nashville.

Funeral (this) Monday, June 26, at Westwood Baptist Church, 1:00 p.m. Interment, Greenwood Cemetery. JOHNSONS' HOUSE of ATENA. SCRAM-LETS' The Puzzle with the Built-In Chuckle Rearrange letters of the four scrambled words below to form four simple words. TY TON 8 DY SO McNaught VI CLI Latest in furs: Mink crossed with kangaroos to get fur coats with in them.

TAPRET 6-16 Complete the chuckle quoted by filling in the missing word you develop from step No. 3 below. IN PRINT THESE NUMBERED SQUARES LETTERS UNSCRAMBLE LETTERS TO GET ANSWER SCRAM-LETS ANSWER TOMORROW YESTERDAY'S SCRAM-LETS ANSWER Expend Camera Decade Manage Muster Pigpen EXPERIENCE Her husband told her, "You are too extravagant. If anything happens to me, you'll probably have no beg." She replied, "Oh, I'll get along. Look at the EXPERIENCE I've had." Death Notices CLARKSVILLE Westside Victory swim club finished almost 300 points ahead of runner-up Memphis State University club to win the Clarksville Invitational swim meet concluded yesterday.

Six Westside swimmers finished as high point scorers in their age brackets, including Rusty Miller, Shelli Brinson, Diane House, Darrell Verble, Dale Cornwell and Scott Craig. TEAM SCORING westside Victory Memphis State University team 774; Clarksville Swim Association 229; Memphis Athletic Club 216; Atomic City Club 69: Chattanooga YMCA Tullahoma Swim Club 14. HIGH POINT FINISHERS 8-and-under boys Rusty wv, 33; 8-and-nunder girls- Shelli Brinson, WV, 31; 10-and-under bovs Scott Craig, 26; 10-and-under girls Diane House, WV. 36; 11-12 boys, -(tie) Phillip Nenon, MAC, Darrell Verble, wv, 35; 11-12 giris- Lisa Faquin, MSU, 27; 13-14 boys Mark Chiles, MAC. 34; 13-14 girls- Cornwell, WV, 37; Senior boys Johnny Morton, unattached, 39; Senior girls-Cathy Lawson, MSU, 3.

MIDSTATE RESULTS Senior boys 400 medley relay-3. Westside 1. team; Senior boys 1,500 freestyle-1. Gary Jameson, WV, new Southeastern AAU record, 18:09.2: Senior girls 800 freestyle-2. Missy Oftenville, WV; 3.

Jane Karhu, Clarksville; 11-12 boys 100 freestyle-1. Darrell Verble, WV: 2. Jim Lester, Clarksville: 11-12 girls 100 freestyle-1. Carol Fluegge, WV: 13-14 boys 200 freestyleBob Cherry, WV: 3. David Storie, Clarksville; 13-14 girls 200 freestyle-1.

Missy Ottenville, WV; 2. Dale Cornwell, WV: 8-and-under bovs 50 freestyle-1. Rusty Miller, WV; 3. Keith Shoemake, WV; 8-and-under pirls 50 freestyle-1. Shelli Brinson, WV: 2.

Macie Phillips, WV: 10-and-under boys 50 freestyle-1. Scott Craig, WV; 2. Russ Morris, WV; 10-and-under girls 50 freestyle-1. Diane House, WV: 2. Liane Deere, WV: 11-12 bovs 50 freestyle-1.

Darrell Verble, WV: 3. Jim Lester, Clarksville; 11-12 girls 50 freestyle-1. Carol Fluegge, WV; 13-14 bovs 50 freestyle -1. Bob Cherrv, WV; 13-14 girls 50 freestyle-2. Dale Cornwell, WV: 8-and-under boys 50 butterfly-1.

Rusty Miller, WV: 2. Keith Shoemake, WV; 3. Perry Patterson, WV: 8-and. under girls 50 butterfly-1. Macie Phillips, WV; 2.

Shelli Brinson, WV; 10- and-under boys 50 butterfly-1. Scott Craig, WV: 2. Murray Hatcher, WV: 10-and-under girls 50 butterfly-1. Tracy Caulkins, WV: 2. Diane House, WV: 11-12 boys 100 butterfly-2.

Jim Lester, Clarksville; 3. Paul Robbins, WV; 11-12 girls 100 butterfly-2. Carol Fluegge, WV: 13-14 boys 100 butterfly-1. Bob Sherry, WV: 3. Greg Nelson, WV: 13-14 girls 100 butterfly-1.

Missy Oftenville, WV: 2. Dale Cornwell, WV: 8-and-under boys 200 freestyle realy-1. Westside A team; 2. Clarksville; B- and-under girls 200 freestyle relav-1. Westside: 10-and-under boys 200 freestyle relay-1.

Westside A team; 2. Westside team; 10-and-under girls 200 freestyle relay -1. Westside A team: 2. Westside team: 11-12 boys 200 freestyle relay-1. Westside: 3.

Clarksville; 11-12 girls 200 freestyle relay -2. Westside A team; 3. Westside team: 13-14 boys 200 freestyle relay- Westside A team: 2. Westside team: 13-14 girls 200 freestyle relay-2. Clarksville; Senior boys 100 freestyle-1.

Larry Lovelace, WV; Senior boys 200 backstroke-3. Greg Nelson, WV; Senior boys 50 freestyle-1. Larry Lovelace, wv. gives them a solid chance of pulling an upset. And should Jerry beat Ali, Jack believes the 27-year-old would be in a solid position to demand a title shot and a multimillion dollar match with Frazier.

"IF THEY weren't my sons, I don't think I would have bothered with this said Jack, who has promoted only four times in the past. Death Notices to beat Roberto Duran tonight in a title fight the 21-year-old Panamanian challenger prediets he will win by a knockout. THE SCOT, 4 a master boxer who is rated a 2-1 favorite, and Duran, a punishing hitter, will meet in a scheduled 15- rounder at Madison Square Garden. Buchanan is guaranteed $125.000, a record purse for a lightweight, for the third defense of the title he won in 1 Puerto Rico on a decision from Ismael Laguna of Panama Sept. 26, 1970.

Duran will get of the gate for his title bid. Death Notices HOLLADAY, Harold Marine suddenly Friday near midnight June 23, 1972 at Kings Mountain, N.C. Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd M.

Holladay, Nashville; two sisters, Mrs. Jean Holladay Baker, Nashville and Ozarks, Portagual, Mrs. Carolyn Faye Holladay Myers, Nashville: two brothers, Floyd M. Holladay Nashville, James G. Holloday, Nashville; grandmother, Mrs.

Ira Gaston, Montgomery, Ala. Time for remains to arrive at Pettus-Owen-Wood, 4506 Charlotte Ave. will be announced later. Funeral service incomplete. PETTUS-OWEN-WOOD, 292-3392.

DALE, Andrew Cecil Age 82 years. Friday morning, June 23, 1972 at his home 1261 Hunters Lane, Nashville. Survived by wife, Mrs. Mattie Collins Dale, Nashville; daughters, Mrs. Elbert R.

Clark, Nashville, Mrs. H. Francis Stewart, Nashville, Mrs. Russell M. Vardell, Springfield, Mrs.

John M. Moss, Mt. Juliet; sons, Oliver Dale, Nashville, Lucien Dale, Nashville, Alvin C. Dale, West Lafayette, 18 grandchildren; brother, Leslie Dale, Goodlettsville. Remains are at the Cole Garrett Funeral Home, Goodlettsville where services will be conducted Monday afternoon, June 26 at 2 o'clock by Rev.

Kenneth Morton and Rev. Jerry Bush. Active pallbearers will be the following nephews and grandsons. John Moss, Mack Moss, Louis Moss, Martin Vardell, Jon Stewart, Andrew Stewart, Clifford Stewart, Alan Dale Staley Edward C. Galbreath Jr.

Interment Springhill Cemetery. COLE GARRETT FUNERAL DIRECTORS, Goodlettsville. BROWN, Mrs. Willie Ann Of 761 Roycroft Ave. Saturday afternoon at a local hospital.

Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Gladys Bean; sons, Isom and George Brown; brother, John Bell Oden: devoted grand daughters, Misses Emma Jean and Wilma Ann Brown; eight other grand an children; two daughters-inlaw; one son-in-law; a numfive great grand children; five great grand chidren; dear frends, Mrs. Georgia Holt, Mrs. Annie Mai Watson, Mrs. Evelyn Owens and Mrs.

Lucille Brown; other relatives and friends. Her remains will lie in state at Patton Brothers funeral home, until 7 P.M. o'clock Tuesday at which time the cortege will leave for West Harpeth Primitive Baptist church near Franklin, Tennessee where services will be conducted at 8 o'clock P.M. Elder Walter Rodgers and Elder J. L.

Fitzgerald officiating. Mothers of the church will serve as flower bearers; deacons will serve as pallbearers. Interment at 10 A.M. Wednesday morning at Greenwood Cemetery. PATTON BROTHERS, Directors.

GREEK, Robert Caldwell--Age 52, June 25, 1972 at Baptist Hospital. Survived by wife, Mrs. Dorothy Cox Greek; daughters, Mrs. Mark (Gayle) Linville, Miss Lynne Greek, Miss Jane Greek; sons, Mark Carter Greek; mother, Mrs. Bessie Greek; sister, Mrs.

Claude, Clarence (Betty) J. Waller; Greek broth- and Clement E. Greek. Remains are at Hibbett Hailey Funeral Home, 429 Donelson Pike where funeral services will be conducted Tuesday, June 27 at 2 o'clock by Rev. Vernon Dews and Rev.

Charles H. Poole. Honorary pallbearers, W. A. Alessio, V.

M. Mitchell, Wallace Williams, Max Cook, Allen Williams, Charles Waller, Houston, all employes of the engineering department of South Central Bell, Men of J. 0. Y. Sunday School Class, Men Boys of Boy Scout Troop 260, The Administrative Board Men's Club of Donelson Heights United Methodist Church.

Active Pallbearers, James Jackson, Murfreesboro, Walter K. Fergus, Lavergne, Bill Crawford, Jack Estes, Ralph Brown, Robert W. Smith. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to The American Cancer Society.

HIBBETT HAILEY, DIRECTORS, 883-2361. HARTMAN, Mrs. Margaret Age 77 years, of June 25, 1972, at Nashville Memorial Hospital, Survived by sisters, Mrs. Lola Jones, Gallatin, Mrs. Bessie Rader, Goodlettsville; brothers, William H.

Gwin, Nashville, T. M. Gwin, Sacramento, H. E. Gwin, Richmond, Ira N.

Gwin, Bisbee, G. N. Gwin, Collinsville, Sam V. Gwin, Nashville. Remains are at the Cole Garrett Funeral Home, Goodlettsville, where services will be conducted Tuesday afternoon, June 27, at 2 o'clock, by Rev.

Joe Vickers. Nephews will serve as pallbearers. Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery. COLE FU. NERAL DIRECTORS, Goodlettsville.

MELO, Mrs. Rose Saturday, June 24, 1972, at a local infirmary. Survived by husband, Emelio John Melo, Nashville; one daughter, Mrs. Rose Mary Meledaneri, Nashville; one sister, Mrs. Reha David, New York; two brothers, Teddie Cerame, Leonard New three grandchildren.

Remains at the chapel of Pettus Owen Wood, 4506 Charlotte Ave. Funeral services will be Tuesday morning, June 27, 1972 at 10 o'clock from the St. Ann's Catholic Charlotte Ave. Interment' Woodlawn Memorial Gardens. PETTUS OWEN WOOD, 292-3392.

FUSELIER, Diane Sunday morning, 25th, 1972, at a infirmary. Survived local' by parents, Mr. Mrs. Toney Fuselier; sisters, Lenora and Debora Fuselier. Remains are at Marshall Donnelly Combs, 201 25th North, Leaving at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning for the Cathedral of Incarnation for Requiem Mass at 9:30.

Honorary pallbearers, Junior Class of Father Rayan's High School. Active pallbearers, Sev Orteel, Jimmy Baltz, Kelly Wilson, Herb Williams, Toney Nolan, Bobby Wilson. Interment Calvery Cemetery. Rosary will be receited at 8 o'clock Monday evening. MARSHALL DONNELLY COMBS, 327-1111.

NAIVE, Joseph Tyson Jr. Saturday, June 24, 1972 at Clarksville, Ind. Survived by wife, Mrs. Edna Johnson Naive of Clarksville, daughter, Mrs. Linton Mayes, Nashville; two sisters, Mrs.

Joel W. Perkerson and Mrs. E. M. Vincent both of Nashville; two brothers, Phillip H.

Naive of Nashville and Ray L. Naive, Greenbrier; one granddaughter, Peggy Ann Mayes, Nashville. Remains will rest at Phillips-Robinson 2707 Gallatin Rd. Monday morning after 10 o'clock. Funeral services will be conducted at the funeral home Tuesday morning, June 27 at 9 o'clock, Rev.

Mike Dawson will officiate. Friends will serve as pallbearers. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. PHILLIPS-ROBINSON SMITH, Mrs. Inez -Sunday morning, June 25, 1972 at a local infirmary.

Survived by husband, William E. Smith daughter, Mrs. Ann Fields; two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Foster, Mrs. Thelma France; three grandchildren; one niece and one nephew, Chicago, Ill.

Her remains are at the Broadway Chapel, 1715 Broadway where services will be held Tuesday, June 27, 1972 at 2:30 p.m. with Dr. Harold Baker officiating. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

Honorary pallbearers will be: Metropolitan Police Department, Henry Sadler, Ewell (Dick) Perry. Active pallbearers: Howard Foster, David Harrell, Joe Fields, Rickey Miller, Sonny Keith, Elbert Hutchison. ROESCHPATTON COSMOPOLITAN, BROADWAY CHAPEL, 1715 Broadway, 244-6480..