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33-C Saturday, April 19, 1980 Philadelphia Inquirer Fletcher wins bout, maybe last as an amateur Philadelphia Inquirer RICHARD M. TITLEY His match with Muhammad Ali in the future, Larry Holmes watches his brother in the Mid-Atlantic AAU finals By Tommy West Inquirer Staff Writer Anthony Fletcher, a former National AAU boxing champion from the Southwest Youth Center, stepped out of his corner last night and threw an overhand left that tumbled Rufus Turner of the Passyunk Gym the canvas AAU finals the National Guard Armory in the Northeast. Turner got up and finished the fight, but Fletcher won the 132-pound senior open match by decision. That normally would have qualified Fletcher for the regional AAU tournament next Saturday in Upper Darby, but after the fight, the Rev. Elvin Thompson, Fletcher's trainer, said his boxer might turn pro and skip the regional finals.

"This is something we've been contemplating for a long time," Thompson said. "It may be time for him to lay the trophies aside and put something in his pocket." Fletcher was a national AAU pion 'nationand has won the Ohio state tournament four times. If he indeed is ending his amateur career, he is doing it with an overall record of 145-12. "I hit him with a good punch and hurt him," Fletcher said of his knockdown punch. "But I didn't want to overexert myself trying to knock him out since this may be my last amateur fight." In the feature match of the evening, Marvis Frazier, son of former heavyweight champ Joe Frazier and the top-ranked amateur heavyweight in the country, stopped Ricardo Peterson of Yorkside on a technical knockout at 1 minute, 15 seconds of the second round.

In another match involving a wellknown family name, Mark Holmes, the younger brother of World Boxing Council heavyweight champ Larry Holmes, lost a split decision to Marvin Shuler, the younger brother of two-time Golden Gloves champion James Shuler who represents Frazier's Gym. Earlier, Roland Cooley of Frazier's Gym was in a close fight after two rounds against Nick Starkey of the Chester Cobras in a 125-pound senior open fight, but came out with a relentless attack in the third and final round for the win. Midway through the round, referee Ray Paquet gave Starkey a standing eight after Cooley had count backed him into the ropes and scored Roland Cooley of Joe Frazier's with a hard barrage. Cooley, who was disqualified during the Golden Gloves last month in Shreveport ducking too low, didn't want this fight to get away from him. The winner said a soft ring surface gave him more trouble than Starkey.

"My feet were so far into it (the surface), I couldn't move like I wantwould have stopped him if it hadn't been for the ring. But I Gym ducks a right from Nick couldn't move like I wanted to. I don't normally fight toe-to-toe." In an upset, Van Holmes of the York Recreation Center combined an aggressive style with a combination of right jabs and hooks to decision Vincent of the Frazier Gym. In other bouts: Billy Uhi of Rosati's Gym decisioned Yahya Al- Tawheed of East Germantown in a 139-pound senior open semifinal (Uhi returned later to decision Tyrone Reddick of Beresin in the title Jerry Owens of Rosati's Starkey on his way to a win in a 0980 decisioned James Avers of the Athletic Boxing Club, 106 senior open; Robert Robinson of the 23d PAL decisioned Fred Pendleton of Yorkside, 112 junior open; Francis Childs of Chester Cobras won by forfeit over Raymond Evans of Passyunk in the 112-pound senior open; Bryant Paden of Germantown decisioned Larry Stanfield of Germantown, 125 senior novice; Marvin Garris of the ABC decisioned Stanford Thomas of Beresin, 125 junior open; Mark Dawkins of ABC decisioned Victor Rawlins of Passyunk, 147 senior novice; Carl Poole of Germantown decisioned Fred Brooks of Southwest Youth Center, 147 senior open; Wayne Fleming of 23rd PAL decisioned Glen Butts of ABC, 156 senior novice; Colin Johnson of SWYC decisioned Anthony Becton of West Philadelphia Youth Association, 165 senior novice; Marvin Mack of Passyunk decisioned Bobby Stokes of Together Brothers, 165 senior open; Kelvin Kelly of WPYA decisioned Dawud Shaw of Chester Cobras, 178 senior open; and Erest Johnson of ABC decisioned Kevin Bunch of Frazier's Gym, heavyweight senior novice. Never thought Ali would fight me: Holmes Only about 500 persons showed up last night for the Mid-Atlantic AAU boxing finals at the National Guard Armory, Roosevelt Boulevard and Southampton Road, but a couple of the spectators were prominent figures of the sport.

Larry Holmes, the World Boxing Council heavyweight champion, came from Easton to see his younger brother, Mark, fight Marvin Shuler in a 156-pound senior bout. Mark Holmes lost a split decision. Joe Frazier, the former heavyweight champion, came to see his son, Marvis, in a heavyweight fight that was the last match on the long card. Holmes, sitting at ringside signing autgraphs and taking photographs, said he was surprised that former champion Muhammad Ali will be making his comeback with a fight against him. "I never thought that Muhammad Ali would ever fight me," Holmes said.

"He never wanted fight me when he was in his prime when I was a top contender. I know damn well he wouldn't want to fight me when he's 38 years old." Holmes said he thinks Ali is making a mistake in his comeback bid. "I don't think he's anything to prove. I think he's going get hurt. I will hurt him.

I have no feeling for anybody who gets into the ring and tries to take my head off." He predicted victory. "There's no way in hell no way in the world that he will beat Larry Holmes." Frazier, however, said he thinks differently. Sitting in a dressing room watching the 76ers game on television, Frazier said he thinks Ali has a good chance against Holmes. "Oh yeah," he said. "The way Larry has looked in his last couple of fights, he couldn't hurt me." A reporter asked Frazier if that statement meant he might consider coming out of retirement to fight Holmes.

"No, no, no, no," he said, grinning broadly. "You can say that 40 times." Shannon bats, pitches Paul VI past Audubon Paul VI's Bob Shannon put on a show for several college scouts while batting and pitching his team to a 14- 8 baseball win at Audubon High yesterday. Shannon collected three of the Eagles' 12 hits, batted in three runs relieved starter and winning pitcher Frank Freijomil with one out and the bases loaded in the fifth inning. With a 10-8 lead, Shannon, a shortstop, got out of the jam by striking out two straight hitters. He then fanned four more in the last two innings to get the save.

In other action, Eastern handed Cherry Hill East (5-1) its first loss, 8- 3, behind Gary Dunn, who threw a for five innings in his first varsity start, and Peter Shaw, who hitter drove in three runs. Reliever Dave Whitcraft helped with a two-run homer. Pennsauken Tech's Louis Martinez, after striking out four times Thursday, hit two doubles and two singles for four runs batted in, but the Tradesmen lost to Camden Catholic, 7-5. Maple Shade defeated Woodrow Wilson, 12-6, and Bishop Eustace got hits from everyone in its lineup during an 8-3 win over Berlin Tech, including Steve Scian's two single in the third inning. Unbeaten Gloucester Catholic (8-0) ripped Overbrook, 8-1, behind winner Steve Zelvis and two hits each by Dennis Barth, Dan Babcock and Mike Evangelisti.

Jim Cook pitched Wash- Death Notices KARWOSKI On April 18, 1980, CHESTER (PAT) belovec nusband of Gertrude A. (nee Rotz), of 2019 New Brooklyn Erial, N.J., age 54 survived by sons Joseph, of Lindenwold, William, of Erial, daughters Mary Anne Marino, of Lindenwold, Terry McGroarty, of Gibbsboro, brother Casey Opalkowski and sisters Stella Blettcher, Josephine Fuss, Theresa McClav, al of his mother in law Anna Binkowski, of Pine Hili and 7 grandchildren. Relatives and friends, alse members of Local No. 825 Operating Engineers and Blackwood VFW Post will meet Tues. 9 A.M., at the ORA L.

WOOSTER FUNERAL HOME, 51 Park Clementon, N.J. Mass of Christian Burial 10 A.M., St. Edward's R. C. Church.

Int. Gate of Heaven Cem. Viewing Mon. eve. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.

LAMMENDOLA Philadelphia Inquirer RICHARD M. TITLEY Mid-Atlantic AAU bout Death Notices ALTEMUS April 17, 1980, EDWIN R. husband of G. Marie Moore (nee Flynn), stepfather of Mrs. Mary Jane Kenna, Mrs.

Patricia Burke, brother of Mrs. Lena Fisher, Mrs. Alice Brooks; also survived by 8 grandchildren, 3 great grandchildren. Relafives and friends are invited to call Sun. eve.

6 to 9 P.M., JOSEPH A. MOYLAN FUNERAL HOME, 5203 N. Broad St. and to Mass of Christian Burial Mon. at 10 A.M., Church of the Resurrection of Our Lord.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. ALTMAN April 18, 1980, ALBERT, of 2755 N. Taylor husband of Ida (nee Rosenbium), father of Claire Altman; grandfather of Jacob and Nathan Karabell; great grandfather of Aaron Karabell. Relatives, friends and members of Pannonia B.A.

are invited to funeral services Sun. 12 noon precisely, 6410 N. Broad St. Int. Mount Lebanon Cem.

Shiva will be observed at 1203 Fuller 2nd Ar. BRANDOLPH April 17, 1980, SYLVIA (nee Adler), wife of Jules, of 6901 Old York Apt. D-409, mother of Mr. Jay Brandolph and Mr. Alan Brandolph, sister of Mrs.

Ann Hanges, Mrs. Mary Linsenberg, Mrs. Renee Levin, Mr. Jack Adler, Mr. Ben Adler and Mrs.

rence Shaffer; grandmother of Amy Brandolph. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services 10 A.M. preicsely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad St. Int.

Mt. Lebanon Cem. Family will return to 6901 Old York Apt. D-409. BYRNES In Norristown, April 18, 1980, LEO F.

band of Jean (Mann) Byrnes, 49 yrs. Funeral on Mon. April 21, 1980, at 9 A.M., from MERRITT W. LER FUNERAL HOME, 800 W. Main town.

Mass of Christian Burial in St. Francis of Assisi Church at 10 A.M. Int. Riverside Cem. Viewing Sun.

eve. 7 to 9 P.M. In lieu of flowers, send Mass Cards. CENSKY EMMA April 16, 1980, age 91. Relatives and friends are invited to call at the CHARLES J.

ROMAN FUNERAL HOME, 1113 Mt. Vernon Mon. 12-1, P.M. for viewing. Services 1 P.M.

Int. Greenmount Cem. CICHELLI April 17, 1980, SALVATORE, of Willow Grove, age 89 (formerly of Gin), beloved husband of Anna (nee DiDiminicus), father of Elizabeth D' Ambrosio, grandfather of Barbara Ann Kashmer and Louis T. D'Ambrosio Relatives and friends invited to funeral Mon. 8:45 A.M.

from JOHN J. BRYERS, 406 N. Easton Road, Willow Grove. Mass of Christian Burial, St. John of the Cross Church, 10 A.M.

Entombment Whitemarsh Memorial Park. Viewing Sun eve 7 to 9 COLONNA April 18, 1980, FRANCES (nee Spena), beloved wife of Joseph, sister of Joseph, Jean Viccarelli, Law. rence, Philip, Anthony and Dolores Alvini, sister -inlaw of Mary Marcelline and Carmen Colonna. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8:30 A.M., from THE ACHILLE A. INGENITO FUNERAL HOME, 705-07 Christian St.

Mass of Christian Burial, 9:30 A.M., St. Mary Magdalen Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Mon.

eve. 7 to 10. DONAHUE JOSEPH LAWRENCE, suddenly, on April 16, 1980, of Argvie beloved son of Joanne Donahue Gerten (nee Bunn) and John J. Donahue, brother of John J. Jr.

and William Donahue; also survived by his grandmother, Gladys Smith. Relatives and friends are invited to his funeral 9 A.M., DIPINTO AL HOME, 5720 Rising Sun Ave. (at Sanger Mass of Christian Burial, 10 A.M., Church of St. Wil. liam.

Viewing Sun. eve. 7 to 9 P.M. Int. Greenmount Cem.

DUNTON April 16,1980, JOSEPH H. husband of Elisabeth Hickley Dunton, of Haverford, father of Joseph H. David H. and Dorothy A. Dunton, father of Doris B.

Dunton; also survived by 3 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to the Mass of Christian Burial, Sat. 1 P.M., Our Mother of Good Counsel Church, Bryn Mawr. Int. Calvary Cem.

No viewing. (McCONAGHY FUNERAL SERVICE, ARDMORE FABRIS April 16, 1980, BRUNO, of husband of Mary (nee Raccuglia) and father of Richard and Lucille Irwin. Relatives and friends invited to attend the neral 9 A.M., from THE JOHN J. STRITT. MATTER FUNERAL HOME, 186 Green Lane.

Mass of Christian Burial, 10 A.M., St. Lucy's Church. Int. Westminster Cem. Viewing Sun.

eve. after 7. Parking on premises. GIMBLE April 17, 1980, HARRY, husband of the late Mary Gimble, father of Michael Gimble, brother of Lillian Cohen, Rose Konecky and Leonard Gimbel; also survived by 2 grandchil. dren.

Services 1 P.M. precisely, ROSENBERG'S PHAEL SACKS, 4720 N. Broad St. Int. King David Memorial Park.

Family will be at 1839 Meadowbrook Abington, Pa. The family respectfully requests contributions to a charity of the donor's choice. HAMMOND April 17, 1980, HELEN, formerly of Wayne, mother of Helen O'Brien. Graveside Services will be held 11 A.M., at Arlington Drexel Hill, Pa. HORLE April 17, 1980, OTTO formerly of 143 Fern band of the late Katherine (nee Gartenmayer) and loving father of William, brother of Theresa Horle and Mrs.

Pauline Bateman; also survived by one grandson. Services and interment will be held at the convenience of the family. (MANN, of INGERMAN April 17, 1980, DORA (nee Doctorovitz), wife of the late Max Ingerman, of the Dunwoody Village, 3500 West Chester Pike, Newtown Square, mother Albert, Manuel, Herman and Sam Ingerman, sister of Abraham and Joseph Doctorovitz, Sylvia Vogan, Anna Charif, Clair Wishnefsky, Molly Schwartz, Frances Doctorovitz and Sally Sweed; also survived by 12 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Relafives and friends are invited to services Sun. 11 A.M., JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N.

Broad St. above 71st Ave. Int Mt. Sharon Cem. Family will be at the home of Sam Ingerman, 191 Presidential Bala Cynwyd, Pa.

In lieu of remembrances, the family respectfully requests contributions in her memory be made to Parkinson's Clinic Fund, The Thomas Jefferson Hospital, Room 625, Scott Pa. JACOBS April 17, 1980, ROSE (nee Katz), wife of David, of 20 Rain Lily Levittown, mother of Dr. Samuel Jacobs, Miss Susan Jacobs and Dr. Ellis Jacobs, sister of Mrs. Minnie Cohen, Mrs.

Yetta Simon, Mrs. Fay Bachrach and Miss Helen Katz; also survived by 2 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services 11 A.M. IV, 6410 N. Broad St.

Inf. King David Memorial Park. Shiva will be observed at 20 Rain Lily Levittown, Pa. Contributions in her memory may be made to the American Cancer Society. JOHNSON April 17, 1980, CHRISTOPHER M.

(MOSE), of Upper Darby, beloved husband of the late Catherine (nee McKeever) Johnson and father of Mrs. Marie Gallen of Calif, and Mrs. Theresa Donahue of Upper Darby, he is also survived by 8 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends and emplovees of P.R.R. are invited to the funeral Mon.

8:30 A.M., RICHARD L. KELLY'S, Cor. Long Lane and Walnut Upper where friends may call Sun. eve. Mass of Christian Burial, Mon.

10 A.M., Church of St. Cvril, Penn East Lansdowne. let Holy Cross Cem. Parking for viewing, Church lot, Walnut Street and Shirley Road, entrance on Shirley Road. (nee April 16, Labate), 1980, DIEGO, beloved husband of Carmeva father of Dominic, Anthony, Tomasina Brattelli and Lucy Mangeri; also survived by 13 Dominic.

grandchildren, 3 great grandchildren and one brother, Relatives and friends are invited to the fuenral 9 A.M., from PENNA. BURIAL INC. 1327-29 S. Broad St. Mass of Christian Burial, St.

Nicholas Church, 10 A.M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. View ing Sun. eve.

AMPLE FREE PARKING. LERNER LERNER April 18, 1980, GERTRUDE (GITEL) (nee man), wife of the late Joseph, of Park City West, 3900 Ford mother of Mrs. Ruth Konefsky and Mr. Julius Lerner, sister of Mrs. Liza Silverberg; grandmother of Alan Konefsky and Nina Leon.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services 12:30 P.M. precisely, "GOLDSTEINS 6410 N. Broad St. Int. Mt.

Jacob Cern. Family will return to Park City West, 3900 Ford Apt. 3-0. MAIURO ANGELO, April 16, 1980, beloved husband of Mary (nee Bologna), dearest father of Linda, Mrs. Rose Marie Gallo Mrs.

Barbara Parisella; also 6 grandchildren, brother of Anthony and the late William Maiuro, uncle of Micky (Baldwin) Pisano. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the tuner al Mon. 8:30 A.M. from LEONETTI FUNERAL HOME, 10 N.E. Cor.

Broad and Wolf Sts. Mass of Christian Buri. al, A.M, Stella Maris Church. Int. SS.

Peter and Paul Broomall. Viewing Sun. eve. to 10. (Parking on premises).

MARGULIES sky), April of 18, 23 1980, ERWIN, husband of Libby (nee DomRegina Morganville, N.J., father of Gayle and Michael Margulies, son of Joseph and Claire Margulies. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services 1:30 precisely, 6410 N. Broad St. Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park.

Shiva will be observed at 7807 Anita Drive, commencing Sun. eve. Contributions in his memory may be made to the Erwin Margulies morial Fund, Temple Univ. Thrombosis Unit. McCANN On April 17, 1980, RICHARD HARPER McCANN, age 85 vears, beloved husband of Dorothy Cochlin McCann, devoted father of Dorothy Preston and Anna Taggart.

Memorial Services will be held at lands, Kennett Square, Sun. April 20, 1980, at 4 P.M. Memorial Services will be held at Rye rian Church, Rye, N. Tues. April 22, 1980 at 2 P.M.

It would be appreciated if contributions are made in his memory to, the Princeton Univ. Class of 1917 Fund, Princeton, MEIXNER April 15, 1980, ANNA M. (nee Gillfillan), age 89, for merly of Passmore wife of the late Louis W. beloved mother of Louis W. Jr.

and Ruth Whiting, of Daytona Beach, also survived by 6 dren and 2 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral on at 8 A.M., from THE PETNER FUNERAL HOME, 6421 Frank ford Ave. (at Levick Mass of Christian Burial, 9 A.M., St. Timothy's Church. Int.

New Cathedral Cem. Friends may call on Sun. eve. Mass Cards preferred by the members of the family. MILLER April 17, wife 1980, MIRIAM SULZBERGER POLLOCK LER, of the late Isaac J.

Miller of the School Lane House. Services Mon. 3 P.M. precisely ROSENBERG'S PHAEL SACKS, 4720 N. Broad St.

Int. Mount Sinai Cem. MUNN April 18, 1980, THOMAS husband of Mary (nee Bracken), of Horseshoe Lane, Levittown; also surviving are 4 sons, Thomas, Kevin, Robert and Brian; one grandson, 2 sisters, Ella Munn and Catherine Sullivan. Relatives and friends may pay their respects on Mon. 6:30 P.M.

to time of service, 8 P.M. for Mass of tian Burial, St. Michael the Archangel Church. Int. Resurrection Tues.

9:30 A.M. Arrangements bY JAMES J. DOUGHERTY FUNERAL HOME). NOWREY JAMES F. April 18, 1980, husband of Margaret Mary (nee Leonhardt) father of James, Shawn, Brian, Margaret Mary and Rosemarie; also survived by 4 sisters.

Relatives and friends are invited to the services Mon. 9:15 A.M., from WARKER FUNERAL HOME, 726 High Pottstown. Mass of Christian Burial 10 A.M., in St. Thomas More R. C.

Church, Pottstown. Int. Highland Memorial Park. Friends may call Sun. eve.

7 to 9 P.M. The family requests that tributions be made to the American Cancer Society, Chester County of Diane Baker 319 N. Pottstown Pike, Exton, 19341. O'NEILL JOSEPH of Beach Heaven, N.J., on April 17, 1980, age 62, formerly of Cherry Hill, devoted husband of Norah (nee Bourn), father of Joseph L. Haddonfield, David Gurtcheff, Westmont, Nilo Bertini, Lindenwold, brother of Elizabeth Gucken, Feasterville and Rita Ceaser, of also surviving are 7 grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service on at 8 P.M., at BUGBEE. RIGGS FUNERAL HOME, 12th St. and Ship Bottom, N.J. Graveside Services on at 10 A.M., at Resurrection Cornwells Heights, Pa. Viewing Mon.

7 to 9 P.M. PAVORSKY April 17, 1980, SAMUEL, husband of Mildred (nee Miller) of 847 Brighton father of Karen I. Leonard, Gail Lipkin and Dean P. Pavorsky, brother of Sonia Lowenthal; also survived by 2 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to services 12 Noon, JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N.

Broad St. above 71st Ave. Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park. Family will be at the home of Dr.

and Mrs. Andrew Leonard, 929 Disston St. RAIVY April 17, 1980, DORA (nee Rubin), wife of the late Abe, mother of Mrs. Harriet Buxbaum and Mrs. Kitty Handel, sister of Mrs.

Lillian Segal and Mr. Albert Rubin; also survived by 4 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to Graveside Services 10:30 A.M. precisely, at iore Cem. (Section Shiva will be observed at the del residence, Plymouth Park Apt.

17-D, 1700 Butter Pike, Conshohocken, Pa. SIVITZ April 18, 1980, DR. FRANK husband of Andrea (nee Entliss), of 1423 Mellon Wyncote, father of Ronald and Herbert Sivitz, brother of Dr. Jay Sivitz. Relatives, friends are invited to funeral services 2:30 P.M.

precisely, 6410 N. Broad St. Int. Montefiore Cem. Family will return to 1423 Mellon Wyncote, Pa.

Contributions in his memory may be made to Old York Road Temple Beth Am. SPIZER April 17, 1980, GOLDIE (nee Bramson), wife of vel, of 2147 Benson mother of Mrs. Jerry (Libby) Rosenbaum, Mrs. Allen (Bernice) Shank and Mrs. Barry (Ruth) Farber; also survived by 6 grandchildren, sister of Mrs.

Charles (Doris) Cohen, Mrs. Harry (Svivia) Burgis, Mrs. Solomon (Edith) Lubin and the late Mrs. Harry (Rae) Cantor. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services 1 P.M.

precisely, 6410 N. Broad St. Int. Montefiore Cern. Shiva will be observed at 1821 Fox Chase Rd.

Contributions in her memory may be made to a charity of the donor's choice. STEMONS ARIZONA CLEAVER. Memorial Services in honor of the late Founder -President- -Emeritus, ARIZONA CLEAVER STEMONS, of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Beta Delta Zeta Chapter, will be held Sunday, April 20, 1980, at St. Simon Cyrenian Episcopal Church, 22nd and Reed PA. 11 A.M.

Services. Father John R. Logan, Rector. STOTT WEINREICH On April 16, 1980, MARIE (nee Bock), wife of the late Harry Weinreich and the late Fred Stott, beloved mother of the late Henry Weinreich, beloved sister of Helen Evers and Dorothy Brady; also survived by 2 nieces and 4 nephews. tives, friends and Senior Citizens, are invited to funeral 8:30 A.M., from MURPHY FUNERAL HOME, 3rd and Wolf Sts.

Mass of Christian Burial, Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, 9:30 A.M. Int. Calvary Pennsauken, N.J. Viewing Sun.

eve. 7 to 10. ington Township's 7-2 win at West Deptford in the Olympic Conference. Wayne Test, who has thrown all three of Williamstown's wins this season, scattered five hits in a 4-3 triumph over Deptford, and Ken L'Esperance tallied the winning run on a fourth-inning single by Ron Harris. After Edgewood and Clearview combined to score 17 runs in the first two innings, including Gary Ott's home run, Edgewood settled down to win, 12-8, with Frank Davis' two doubles and three runs batted in and two RBIs each by John Hunger and Joe Heister.

Cumberland stayed unbeaten (4-0) with a 3-2 decision over Atlantic City when winning pitcher Kevin Mitchell scored the game-winning run on a bases-loaded walk to Scott Etherton in the third inning. Mitchell had driven in Mickey Haydak with the tying run moments earlier. Also in the South Jersey South Conference, Mainland tripped Millville, 4-3, as Dean Amato rapped a two-run double in the opening inning and Craig Curry gave the Mustangs a 4-0 lead in the third on Tim Sykes' hit. Vineland's John Malatesta (2-0) hurled a 7-1 victory over Absegami, backed by rightfielder Rich Assalta, who went 2-for-2 with two runs scored, two walks and two runs batted in. Buena's Chris Rainear, a substitute in the fifth inning, made the most of his playing time by slashing two doubles and driving in five runs in a 14-6 Cape-Atlantic League win over Wildwood Catholic.

John Cannon's three-hitter, Neil Chase's three hits, and Don Arenberg's three runs batted in highlighted Middle Township's 11-0 of Sacred Heart, which lost top hitter Jim Triontos for several weeks with a finger injury. St. Joseph's (3-0) dumped Lower Cape May, 7-1, with Jeff Groves' 15 strikeouts, and Ocean City bested Hammonton, 5-3, on Jim Fansler's (2- 0) pitching and Scott Gaskill's two hits. Burlington County games included Delran's 11-3 Freedom Division win over Riverside and Cherokee's 6-5 clipping of Willingboro in the Liberty Division. The eighth annual Woodbury Relays opened yesterday with several field events completed for both boys and girls.

Time trials were held in some running events. Clayton's Emma Painter shattered the meet javelin record with a 142- foot, 10-inch effort that broke the old girls' mark by 18 feet. Holy Cross' Janet Taylor tied the meet record with a 5-2 high jump. In the boys' events, Willingboro won two of four events as Ron Fazio threw the javelin 196-10 and Chuck Spinner the discus at 155- 3. Competition will resume at Woodbury High at 9 this morning.

WOODBURY RELAYS BOYS' EVENTS Discus Chuck Spinner, Willingboro, 155-3; Shot Put Bob Stowe, Pt. Pleasant Boro, 54-11; Javelin Ron Fazio, Willingbor 0, 196-10; Pole Vault Brian Avis, Delsea, 12-0. Girls' Events Shot Put Denise Thomas, Willingboro, 41-10; Javelin Emma Painter, Clayton, 142-10 (meet record, betters 124-1 by Donnalee Budd, Woodbury, 1979); High Jump Janet Taylor, Holy Cross, 5-2 (ties meet record); Discus Lynn Kowal, Highland, 118-7; Division A 3,200 meter relay Holy Cross (Michy Reimbold, Rachel McGuire, Monica Morrison, Karen Fileshifter), Divisoon 3,200 meter relay Haddonfield (Beth Burrough, Darthea Gough, Kelly Foley, Liz Moran), 10:02.1. In a dual meet, Riverside's Dan Dmochowski won three field events, but the Rams lost an 80-51 meet to Allentown. BOYS' TENNIS Williamstown 5, Deptford 0 Pitman 5, Penns Grove 0 Gateway 5, Glassboro GIRLS' SOFTBALL Florence 19, Palmyra 3 Clearview 9, Edgewood 1 Atlantic City 3, Cumberland 0 Hammonion 7, Ocean City 2 Bernie Williams' HR leads Hankyu to win Associated Press TOKYO Former San Diego Padre Bernie Williams' two-run homer and Bobby Marcano's tie-breaking single in the eighth inning led the Hankyu Braves to a 4-3 victory over the Kintetsu Buffaloes yesterday in Japanese baseball.

SULLIVAN Of Glenolden, on April 16, 1980, PAUL beloved husband of Anna M. Sullivan, also survived by 5 nieces and 2 nephews. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 10 A.M., FUNERAL HOME OF M. F. WILLIAMS, Baltimore and Summit Clifton Heights.

Mass of Christian Burial, 11 A.M., Our Lady of Fatima Church, Secane, Pa. Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cem. No calling hours Sun.

eve. Friends may call after 9:30 A.M., Mon. TRAINER April 18, 1980, of Jenkintown, RAYMOND E. husband of Ann (nee Hassan), brother of Clement Francis Edward and Robert V. Relatives, friends and all tions of which he was a member may call Tues.

9 A.M., at Immaculate Conception Church, 602 West Jenkintown, followed by concelebrated Pontifical Mass of Christian Burial with John Cardinal Krol principal celebrant at 10:30 A.M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. If desired Mass Cards or brances to the Catholic Charities Appeal, 222 N. 17th Pa.

19103, would be appreciated. (J. J. DRICK) WALSER Of Collegeville, formerly of 3110 Rawle deniv, on April 17, 1980, ANNA E. (nee Dove), loved wife of the late Frank V.

Waiser and mother of Mrs. Eileen Fedak and Frank J. and Fred J. Walser; also survived by 7 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral 8:30 A.M., from JOHN F.

FLUEHR AND SONS, 3301-15 Cottman Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Timothy's Church, 10 A.M. Int. Our Lady of Grace Cern.

Friends may call Sun. 7 to 9 P.M. WILSON April 16, 1980, EDWARD G. WILSON, of The Sea Coast Towers South, Miami, husband of the late Elizabeth (nee Fiox), father of Herbert, Daniel, Sigmund Wilson, brother of Jimmy Wilson; also vived by 7 grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren. Services and interment were held Fri.

The family has returned to the residence of Daniel Wilson, 23 Trent Overbrook Hills, Pa. JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON. ZARZECKI April 18, 1980, STANLEY husband of Mary (nee Matysik), father of Francis and Mrs. Barbara Her. bert; also survived by 5 grandchildren and brother of Felix, Mrs.

Mary Shedaker and Mrs. Bernice Zgalich. Relatives, friends and members of The 55 Plus Club of St. Albert the Great, invited to Mass of Christian al, 10 A.M., St. Albert the Great Church.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve. after 7, GALZERANO FUNERAL HOME, 9304 Old Bustleton Ave.

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