Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 26

26.A CGCCC Oakland Tribune, Sunday, June 13, 1954 OBITUARIES Rain Fails to. Dampen Fans' Ardor at Livermore Rodeo if A Champlin Will Address GOP Malcolm Champlin will tpesk on a "Former FBI Agent's Observation on Communism" at public meeting of the Oakland Grand Lake Republican As sembly, at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Lakeview School, MacArthur Blvd. and Grand Ave. By AL STAHL and Ernest GUI.

Madera. 11 IJVERMORE, June 12. Rain onds-gRochis, San Leandro. first; Jack Hender-Fred I eon and Onal Panish. Oakland, second, Lost Rites For Retired Police Chief ALBANY, June 12.

Members first; Dr. Lane Falk, Modesto, and 5U.VEK MUUHIUI OUTFITS HOOert Vatemuela. Knlchta Ferry. 13-4. Miller, Palo Alto, first; Joe Laurence, Tracy, second, and LaVcrne Sol to, Newark, third.

Everett Muxio. Hanford. and Frank Blas-wtek, Patterson. U.S. third: M.

Hampton. Delano, and Marion Vincent, Porter- and threatening weather failed to dampen spirits at the opening performance of "the World's Fastest Rodeo" here today. JUNIOR COWBOY Brad Losares. Richmond. BEST COWGIRL Judy Rowan.

San Leandro. From the first wild cow scram 4 RIDING GROUP BEST DRESSED vuie. le.o. ourtn. LOCAL TEAM ROPING (Day Leaders) Mel and Wilbur Dies.

S0.S seconds, first; Joe Shelbert and Lawrence Men-doxa. 3S.S. second, and Jack Roddy and Jim A thins, 41.1, third: Albert Christen-Ben and Bruce Moaegaxd. MS, fourth, all of Livermore. of the Albany police department will form an honor guard for ble through the spectacular and San Joaquin County Sheriff's Posse.

RmiNO GROTrnAAfkine UUUilST dangerous Brahma bull riding. their retired chief, Stanley C. Western Riders, Livermore. RIDING GROUP FROM GREATEST DISTANCE Plttsbur 1 Calif. I Hag.

cowboys, animals and crowd Williams, as Masonic funeral COWBOYS RACK (First section) of 8,000 spectators caught end Linen's Association. rites are held at 10 a.m. Monday. Shorts' Hudson. Tracy, first; Bill Schar-noj, Redwood City, second; Wayland Marlowe.

Oakland, third. COMXDY OUTFIT The Hillbillies. OUTFIT .1 1 V- 'i ry: litm 1 aunoL nrsi; i ne mewi; The Nen maintained the spirit of the Old West. COWBOYS RACK (Second Section) and Native Sons, Pleasanton. id I' Ill 1 1 A motorcycle escort from the Oakland Police Department will lead the cortege to Sunset View seeom third.

Harry Rose, HoUistar, first; John Curry, Redwood City, second; Ed Diss. FUaa-anton. third. Whilehtl Mliat Csatiay Uranium Exploration Meek A Green River Disss I'tan Eltcfrum Cxplorarien National, Nevada 10 rer Share Common Shares riesse write te Whelehel Mines P.O. Bex 1, Caldwell.

Uake, far "FREE" Offering ClrsaUr. Name Mausoleum. MOUNTED DRILL TEAMS Boots and Jesns, Oakland. BEST BAND U.S. Navy Band.

Treasure Island. BEST SCHOOL. BAND-rfcmont Mlvh. COWOIRLS RACE Dee Schamow. Redwood City, first; Mary Rose, Hollia- Services will be conducted at ter.

second; Clovis Miston, Oakland, third. Sunnyvale, first; Livermore High, see- ond RELAY RACE Harry Rosa. Holllster. ia ana uvermore Elementary, third. SPECIAL FKATtniF-S Tklnrf Pnllf and Livermore first; John Curry, Redwood City, scc-4 MotorcyclcsPrill Team, first and Mauldin ona, ana Jons r.

Morgan, walnut creek. sparKiers. unnyvale. second. tniro.

SPECIAL AWARDS Carol Jean Dane- ers. Junior YLI, and Boy Scout Troep 1, all Of Livermore; A. Bwk Hunter. Plu. Winners in Annual AMress.

anton: Donald ConkeU Palo Alto; Horseless Carriage Club, Antioch and Golden Dons Band. Pleasanton. Rodeo Parade Listed For the first time in the recollection of old-timers, rain fell on the morning parade, but a crowd estimated at 15,000 lined both sides of the mile-long route to cheer queens in bathing suits, snappy drill teams, gaily decorated floats and hundreds of horses and riders. The Sunnyvale Sparklers, a group of 50 majorettes, put on topcoats, to perform their baton-twjrling acts. Sunday's finals start at 1:30 p.m.

in the 25-chute Livermore Rodeo with two special events as the day's top attractions. Bill Ward of Angels Camp, LIVERMORE, June 12. Win Ftmi I ners the annual Lavermore Rodeo parade, held here today, are as follows: Two Bills who just couldn't get together at the annual Lfoermore VRodeo yesterday were cowboy Bill Ward and a bronco called Bill Bcdley. Ward Is shown Hying over the head of the angry horse, which is pawing the air four feet off the the Ellis-Olson Mortuary, 727 San Pablo by Albany Masonic Lodge No. 688, of which the former chief was an active member for many years.

Chief Williams, who retired May 1 after 30 years in the Albany department, 11 of them as chief, succumbed to a heart ailment on Thursday at his home, 1220 Brighton Ave. The former chief was the fourth member to join Albany's police department, rising through the ranks to the position of chief, to which he was twice elected. Surviving are his wife, Betty; a daughter, Mrs. Barbara English of Campbell; a sister, Mrs. Marguerite Niessen of Richmond and two grandchildren.

Joseph N. Borroughs DRUM CORPS Joe Rosales. San Fran cisco, one-man corps; Decoto School Pirates, junior. 'Art DRILL TEAMS Treasure Island Naval Electronics School, first; Parks Air Force Base, second; Loyal Order of s'', jthe nation's third ranking bronc GROCERY SPECIALS FOR JUNE 14-13-14 Duster, win anempi xo riae i t. i.

Jf i 'Miss Klamath," a previously Eldon Kennedy of Richmond and Pfc. Keith Kennedy, USMC, and four daughters, Mrs. Imogen Meyer of Richmond, Mrs. Maureen Hobbs of Kansas and Mrs. Joyce Jones and Miss Aloya Kennedy of Washington.

We messrve she to Llsatt Qsaatitl.s ANOTHER FIRST FOR VERH'S unridden horse, and win a spe cial $500 prize. Moose. Ladies. Ktcnmona. tnira; nsy-ward Junior Marines, juniors.

I HORSE DRAWN FLOATS Livermore Foresters, first; Parkside Stables, Livermore, second. MOTOR VEHICLE FLOATS Livermore YLI, first; Livermore Junior Chamber of Commerce, second, and Livermore Aerie of Eagles, third. COMMERCIAL FLOATS Harold's Club, Reno, first: Contra Costa County Fair. Antloch. second.

SCHOOL FLOATS Livermore High School. JUNIOR TRAFFIC PATROLS Alva-rado Elementary School. CUB SCOUTS Castro Valley Pack 4. first; Livermore Pack 3, second and San More than 50 cowboys will en gage in a scramble to snatch a $50 wristwatch from between Funeral services will be held1 mm the horns of a Brahma bull. In arena events today Bill Arrangements are pending at Ryan Funeral Home, 3331 Mac-donald Richmond.

Allan S. Rough Kunkle of Portland took an early lead in the race for the "all- 2) Leandro Pack 1. intra. GIRL SCOUTS Del Valle Area, first. SILVER MOUNTED COUPLES The SAN LEANDRO.

June 12. Funeral services for Allan at 11 a.m. tomorrow for Joseph Borroughs 71, founder and president of the Oakland California Towel Company, who died of a heart attack in Coronado Friday. The rites will be in the Albert Brown Chapel, 3476 Piedmont with the Rev. Arnold Crompton officiating.

Mr. Borroughs died shortly after arriving at the Coronado 38 New Measles Cases Rough, 67, retired Caterpillar Company employee, will be held around" cowboy title. He took first place in saddle bronc riding, and tied for second in bareback riding with Buzz Henry of North Hollywood. Casey Tibbs of Fort Pierre, S.D., world's champion bronc rider, is a close second after winning the first place in the bareback event. Monday at 10 a.m.

in the H. Seramure Mortuary. In San Leandro SAN LEANDRO, June A native of Scotland, Mr. Rough had been in the Oakland area for more than 25 years. He lived at 970 Helen for the oast five vears.

Doctors here reported 38 new cases of measles, one case of German measles and two cases each of chickenpox and mumps during the week ending June 6, Dr. James C. Malcolm, city TO DE HELD III CENTER OF Today results are as follows: BAREBACK RIDING Tibbn. first; Kunkle and Henry, cecond and third; Bud Steelman, San Francisco, fourth. SADDLE BRONC RIDING Kunkle.

first; Rosa Dollarhide, Lakeview, He was a member of Oakland MARKET, AT 5011 TELGERAPH second; Cotton Rosser, Red Bluff, third. health officer, said today. and Jack Hara. Clavton. fourth.

BRAHMA BULL RIDING (Day Lead 3 PJ.L THURSDAY, JUIlE 24 ers Only) Jsek Middleton. Redding, Hotel for a convention of the California Laundry Owners' Association. With him at the time were his son, Joseph N. Borroughs Jr. of Oakland, and his nephew, G.

K. Gillis of Fresno. Other survivors are his wife, Leona, of the family home, 111 Seaview Piedmont; his daughter, Mrs. Robert Hoover of Oakland, and three grandchildren. A native of California, Mr.

Borroughs was a member of many lodges and clubs. He was Long Process Aerie No. 7 Fraternal Order of Eagles. Mr. Rough is survived by his wife, Helen, and a sister, Mrs.

Charlotte Maclnnis of Oakland. Inurnment will be at the ML View Crematorium. James O'Donohoe SAN PABLO, June ll High ST. LOUIS, June 12. About 400 operations are involved in 0 0 9.0.0, 0.g.O.C.g.O.B.C.0.0.9.B0.8.a.C.8.0,8,P.g 0 CB.B.B first; Steve Johnson.

Long Beach, second; Gilbert Lucero. Salinas, third; Lsrry Roberts, Salinss, fourth. WILD COW SCRAMBLE Joe Andrsde and Eddie Cardoza, first; George Car-doza and Ed Packard, second; Dayton Sllva and Chuck Butler, third, all from Livermore. CALF ROPING (Day Leaders) Ed Trlbaae yhetes Bob Orrison lands on hi nsclc afjsr being thrown by Marijuana, a Brahma bulL at th Lhrermore Rodeo. Cowboys are competing for $150,000 in prises.

Froo OnCIIIDS for all Iho LADIES making a pair of shoes. ronnnr Coffey, Grant, N.M., M.I seconds, first; Buck Abbott, Victorvllle, MB. second; men aboard were still alive. Ben Johnson. Hollywood.

17.0. third, and Huge Vedding Cake Requiem Mass will be offered at Harold Mattos, Newman, 17.6, fourth. BULLDOGGING (Day Leaders) Buck An Air Force helicopter doctors and medical person- past president of Oakland Rotary I st Paurs church Monday at 9 Club and past district governor T.m rt'nnnnhn. it Double Breasted Coats 91 Made Single IV A-l Laeies' aa4 Men's TallerlB JIM THE TAILOR 2480 Bancroft Way, Berkeley AS 3-6303 Sorrells. Hayward.

S.S seconds, first: a.m. Jack Martin. Patterson, S.7, second; Lex nel reached the island and croon's I'ornai vear seux of Rotary International. Connelly, Fresno. t.O, third, and Vern Castro, Livermore, 8.5, fourth.

TEAM ROPINO PROFESSIONAL TEAM ROPING (Day a 3-nlan Japanese ground party inched its way up the steep slope foliowed by an American ground tean from the seaplane tender Corson. Leaders) Gene Rambo. Shandon. construction firm timekeeper, who died at a Richmond hospital last night after a month's illness. Surviving are his wife, Helen; a son, John O'Donohoe of Richmond; a daughter, Mrs.

Mary J. OF 1724 BROADWAY, OAKLAND 2017 SHATTUCK BERKELEY Fred Kennedy Funeral arrangements are being made forjed Kennedy, 57, structural engineer and veteran of both World Wars, who died Parties Climb Peak Toward Crashed PBM IWAKUNI, Japan, June 12. (W Ground and air rescue parties attempted today to reach the "demolished" wreckage of an American Navy PBM that crashed Wednesday on a towering Yaku Island mountain with 17 men aboard. Pilots circling the crash scene reported "no visible signs of life" and there was little hope any of the two Marines and 15 Navy Fisher of Richmond, and two TRUE RECORDINGS GO. presents the new Friday at his home 516 grandchildren.

Heat Wave In Moscow MOSCOW. June 12. UH Mos BEST FOODS Qts. The Rosary will be recited at cow is having a heat wave." The mercury climbed to 87.8 degrees Ryan Funeral Home, 33? 1 Mac donald at 8 p.m. Sunday.

In 13th St. Mr. Kennedy, a native of Kansas, is survived by his wife, Muriel; four sons, James and Dwayne Kennedy of Colorado, terment will be at St. Joseph's yesterday, the hottest June in 74 years. Cemetery.

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