Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 37

Carnival Set for Okemos OKEMOS The Okemos Boosters Club stages its annual Spring Carnival Friday beginning at 5:30 p.m. at the Senior High School. All proceeds will be used to purchase equipment for the high school athletic department. Games for all ages and a food concession stand for supper will be highlights of the Spring Carnival. Co-chairmen for the event are Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Wiseman and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Marsh. recent years, money from the" carnival has been used to purchase a portable videotape television camera with a monitor for the athletic department and also a Porta-pit for the pole, machine vaulting for team; a Chieftain pitching baseballers; a scoreboard for the swimming team and a new scoreboard timing clock for the track team.

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Louis 9-4, Los Angeles defeated Philadelphia 6-1 and San Diego beat the New York Mets 4-3. Montreal's game at San Francisco was rained out. "TWO IN a row Wow! That's really a streak, isn't it?" Hebner said sarcastically after the victory. Hebner hit firstinning solo shot, Stargell la made it 3-0 in the fifth, the Braves got two runs in the sixth, one of them on Dusty Baker's homer, but Sanguillen wrapped it up in the eighth with a two-run clout. "Everybody on this club's got miebner of cold or virus," pointed out.

"I've just got a head cold. Other than that, my heart's beating and that's the main Stargell, also fighting a virus, added: "I think if we can play five or six games without getting rained out or something, it should help us. "MY HOMER really crawled out." he continued. "I hit it on the end of the bat. I don't care how far they go, though, as long as they get out." "Willie's been showing signs of lighting up in the last few days," said Manager a Danny Murtaugh.

The Bucs aren't only hitting the ball far. They're hitting it a lot. They slapped out 13 hits against the Braves to go with the 20 they rapped out in their 7-0 victory, Sunday over the Mets. we have to worry about Murtaugh said, "we're really in bad shape." Reds 1, Cubs 0 GEORGE FOSTER drew a bases-loaded, two-out walk from Bill Bonham in the bottom of the ninth inning to force home the only Cincinnati run-the one that beat Chicago. Dave Concepcion doubled, Cesar Geronimo drew an intentional walk, Terry Jack Billingham forced Crowley batted fora winner Concepcion at third, Pete Rose popped up, then Joe Morgan singled load bases and bring Foster to the plate.

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Bike Flags MC THE STATE JOURNAL Apr. 25, 1974 C-7 Obituaries and Funeral Notices By BRUCE LOWITT Associated Press Sports Writer It's not exactly what you'd call a winning then, two in a row is better than nothing at all. The Pittsburgh Pirates, preseason picks to win the National League's East Division flag, have looked like anything but winners thus far this season. In fact, it took them 14 games before they could put victories back to back. runs to back Don Sutton's seven-hit pitching for Los Angeles.

season when Mike Schmidt singled for the Phillies' lone run in the seventh. SUTTON, 4-1, lost his bid for his second shutout of the Wynn singled home the Dodgers' first run in the opening inning, Los Angeles made it 2-0 in the second when Crawford singled, took third double by Steve Garvey ana3 scored on Bill Russell's grounder and Wynn hammered his seventh homer of the year in the third. Crawford's triple highlighted a three-run eighth. Padres 4, Mets 3 Nate Colbert slugged a two-run homer in the first inning, then broke a tie with a one-out, grounder in the ninth for the Padres, dumping the Mets into the East Division basement. Concluded from C-1 Michigan State and was more of a marginal player during his seasons on varsity in 1961-63.

"I wasn't anything super, that's for sure," Youngs said. YOUNGS WAS graduated in 1964 and came back in '65 to work on his master's degree. He also worked as a graduate assistant in football. The broad-shouldered, 32-year-old who putters around campus on a small Honda, got his first coaching job at Dayton, spending five years there in various positions on defense. In 1970 he went to Colorado State as the defensive line coach and then joined Duffy Daugherty's staff at MSU in 1971 as the linebacker coach.

HE WAS named the defensive coordinator when Stolz took over for the 1973 campaign. Defense has almost become a tradition at Michigan State, and Stolz constantly kicks around the word "program" where younger players can grow into starters while toiling behind experienced and talented veterans. "I think the tradition of sound defense being played at Michigan State started with the two great teams in the mid '60s," Youngs said. "They had just adopted two-platoon football again and MSU had a host of super defensive BUBBA SMITH, George Webster, Charlie Thornhill and Ron Goovert were some of the great players that led the Spartans to a 19-1-1 record in the two seasons. "Ever since then, Michigan State has had the reputation of playing good defense," Youngs said.

"And, that makes it a little easier to attract good defensive players. It's kind of like a circle. Hopefully, it'll keep on going." is a big factor in defense at Michigan State, according to Youngs. "A KID will work hard for two or three years before he gets his big chance," Youngs said. "He's played behind an outstanding man for a while and he's just as determined to do the Youngs is far from optimistic about the present squad's defensive fortunes right now.

The lack of depth just won't allow an injury to a key defensive player. "WE'VE NEVER been this thin in my three years at Michigan he said. "Without injuries, we'll have another good defensive crew although we are very young in the backfield. "We're not counting on any freshmen to step in as starters for us, but we do need help from them to give us depth." Youngs said that the only problem with having a tradition for defense is that "people come to expect it and can't figure out what went wrong if they don't get it." BUT, THAT only helps to make Youngs work harder making his players work harder. Saints Capture Golf Triangular Lansing Community beat runner-up Davenport CC by 10 Wednesday, winning a triangular match at Groesbeck Golf Course.

The Saints took first with a score of 303, followed by Davenport at 313 and Jackson CC The victory boosts the Saints record this season to 13- 3. Jim Sabin paced the field, taking medalist honors with a 72. Tom Mohre with a 74, Steve McConahy's 78 and Skip Hart's 79 rounded out the Saints' scoring. Bowling Green Beats Spartans Undefeated Bowling Green State University dealt Michigan State's lacrosse team an 8-0 defeat Wednesday afternoon, in a Midwest Lacrosse League match at Old College Field. Spartan Netters Host Notre Dame Michigan State's tennis team will host Notre Dame Friday and then travels to Central Michigan on Saturday.

Notre Dame always proves to be a worthy opponent in any competition with the Spartans. The Irish netmen are touted as one of the best in the midwest this season, according to Coach Stan Drobac. Central Michigan should be another tough match for the Spartans, especially with a home court advantage. After a slow start, State has bounced back now has a reof two wins and three losses. A pair of victories over the past weekend at Wisconsin and Northwestern gave State added confidence, Drobac said.

The Badgers fell victim 6-3 and the Wildcats 7-2. All five Spartan matches have been with Big Ten teams so far this season. Their opening three losses were to Iowa, Minnesota and Michigan. DEATHS FRYE, MR. GEORGE B.

942 S. Jackson St. Dansville, Mi. Age 78, died suddenly at the resdence April 24, 1974. Born Nov.

8. 1895 in St. Cloud, Minnesota. He was a veteran of World War! and retired from Reo in 1945. He had been a resident of Dansvil since 1940.

Surviving are the wife, Freoa, three sons, Rev. Jonn C. Frye of Orland, Indiana, L. J. Frye and George Frye, both of Dausvilie: four daughters, Mrs.

Herbert (Zeta) Kyser of Mason, Mrs. Karl H. (Velma) Briggs, Mrs. Gilbert L. (Betty) Cornell; Mrs.

(Patricia) Burl all of Dansville; twenty-six grandchildren: two great-grandchildren; three brothers, Henry and John Dansville, and Edward Fry of Bellevue. Funeral services will ce held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the BallDunn Chapel Gorsline-Runciman Mason with P.ev. Paul K. Scheibner of the First United Me Methodist Church of Danville officiating.

in Fairview Cemetery, KREMER, PETER J. 526 N. Jenison Age 74, died Tuesday, April: 23, 1974 at a local hospital. Kremer was a resident of Lansing for 59 years coming from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He was a member of Holy Cross Church, member of the Church Council, Third Order cf St.

Francis and St. Vincent DePaul Society. He was employed by the Post Office for 31 years retiring in 1965. Surviving are the wife, Florence 2 sons, Robert J. of Lansing and Bruce J.

of DeKalb, -Ilinois; seven grandchildren; one brother Joseph Kremer of San Marcos, California; two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Morrissey and Miss Helen Kremer, both of Lansing. ass Christian Burial will be Friday at 12 noon at Holy Cross Church with Father Kenneth Waller officiating. Interment in St. Joseph Cemetery The Christian Wake Service will be recited Thursday at 8 p.m.

at the Palmer-Bush Funeral Home. The Franciscan Family Crown Rosary will be recited Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the funeral home. Pallbearers will be Ben Schroder, Jessier, Paul Kremer, Richard Johnson, Ray Kremer and William Bappert. The family will receive friends Thursday from 2-4 p.m.

and 7-9 p.m. at the Palmer-Bush Funeral Home. QUIMBY, MR. DORAN R. Escondido, California Formerly of Lansing Died April 22, 1974 In Escondido, California.

Funeral arrangements will be announced by the GorslineRunciman Lansing Chapel. WALSH, MR. EUGENE J. 350 Kensington Rd. East Lansing Died April 24, 1974 at the Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, Ohio.

Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Gorsline-Runciman East Chapel, East Lansing. FUNERALS BARROWS, LEON R. 6172 Pollard East Lansing Funeral services were held Thursday p.m. from the GorslineRunciman East Chapel, East Lansing with Rev. Veder L.

Bass of the Towar Heart Baptist Church officiating. Interment at the Flake Cemetery, near Remus at 4 p.m. Active pallbearers were Raymond Orel, Ford Cook Ford Cock Rickey Cook, Marvin Barrows and Bruce Barrows. Honorary pallbearers were Merle Zerba, Jim Simmers, Thouriow Farrel, John Orel, Glen Wallace and Jim Detafoe. COSCARELLI, FRANK W.

Saginaw Mass of the Christian Burial will be Saturday at 11 a.m. at Holy Cross Church with Father Kenneth Waller officiating. Interment in Deepdale Memorial Park. The Rosary will be recited Friday at 8 p.m. at the Palmer-Bush Funeral Home.

Pallbearers will be Peter Coscarelli, Gary Coscarelli, Charles DeLuca, John DeLuca, Thomas DeLuca and Albert Naccarato, all nephews. Obituaries and Funeral Notices DEATHS DE WITT, RICHARD V. 3030 Paul Age 48, died Tuesday, April 23, 1974 at the residence. Mr. DeWitt was a resident of Lansing for 19 years coming from Jackson.

He was self-employed contractor. Surviving are the wife, Josephine three sons, Rick DeWitt of Lakewood, Colorado, Paul DeWitt of Dimondale and Patrick DeWitt of Lansing; one daughter, Mrs. Forrest (Linda) Meyer of Greece; one granddaughter. Funeral services will be Friday at 10 a.m. at the Palmer-Bush Funeral Home, with Father Interment Kenneth Waller officiating.

in St. Joseph Cemetery. The family will receive friends Thursday from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. at the Funeral Home.

ELLSWORTH, MONTY J. 916 Seventeenth N. St. Petersburg, Fla. Formerly of Lansing Age 87, died April 23, 1974 in St.

Petersburg, Fla. Born July 10, 1886 in Davison. Mr. Ellsworth had been a promoter and builder at Houghton Lake for many years, retiring in 1950 to make his home in Florida. He was a member of the Woodhaven Presbyterian Church.

Surviving are the wife, Mariorie one stepson, Donald Elson of Baton Rouge, one granddaugh. ter, Susan Martensen of Little Rock, two sisters, Mrs. George (Grace) Servis of Lansing, Mrs. Walter (Mabel) Geisenhaver of Bath. Funeral services will be Friday, 2:30 p.m.

at the GorslineRunciman Lansing Chapel with the Rev. David P. McClean, pastor of the West Minster Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment at Mt. Hope Cemetery.

Pallbearers will be Eugene Servis, Kenneth Geisenhaver, Jack Geisenhaver, Gregory Geisenhaver, Bradley Dillenback, Larry DeVeau Jr. EMMONS, HARVARD 805 Lincoln Court Age 62, died at a local hospital Tuesday, Apr. 23, 1974. He was a resident of the Lansing area for many years, being emploved at the Forge Plant of Oldsmobile. He was a member of the Trinity United Methodist Church, a member of the 50 Plus Club of the church, and a member of the Oldsmobile Quarter Centurv Club, and a member of the International Die Sinkers Union.

He is survived by his wife, Donna; two daughters, Mrs. Tim (Jacqueline) Roberts of Grand Ledge and Mrs. Robbin (Caroline) Blackman Charleston, S.C.; one son, Mark of Mt. Pleasant; six grandchildren; a brother. Tyrus of Lake Ann.

Funeral services will be conducted at 11 a.m. Friday at the Jessen Funeral Home with the Rev. Gerald Bates of the Trinity United Methodist Church officiating. Interment will be in Delta Center Cemetery. The family will meet with friends at the funeral home at 7-9 p.m.

Thursday. GRAY, MRS. MYRTLE Dimondale Funeral services for Mrs. Gray will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at the Jessen Funeral Home with the Rev.

Karl Carpenter of the First Baptist Church of Dimondale officiating. Pallbearers will be Michael Spurbeck, Jack Vaillancourt, James Mapier and Ronald Cushman. HUNTLEY, MR. NELSON 301 Butte St. Valleio, California Funeral services will be held Satur.

day 1 p.m. at the Ball-Dunn Chapel Gorsline-Runcinan Mason. with the Rev Phillip D. Hirtzel of the First artan Church cificiating. Interment will follow in Maple Grove Mason.

Friends may call at the Ball-Dunn Chapel after 2 p.m. Thursday. MERRILL, SHERMAN M. 6140 Worthmore Funeral services will be Friday at 2 p.m. at the Palmer- Bush Funeral Home with Rev.

Daniel Barker of the Mt. Hope United Methodist Church officiating. Interment in Delta Center Cemetery, Delta Township. Pallbearers will be Leonard Laboida, Carl Barratt, Thomas Burcham, George Hinman, Donald Reynolds, and Peter Decker, all members of the Lansing fire department. The family will receive friends Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

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