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News Journal, Mansfield, O. Saturday, September 5, 1981 22 Sports San Diego's 'Bruise Brothers' to test Browns' offensive line By Jeff Schudel The News Journal Quick recovery Football players are known for being in superb condition, but they aren't the only ones. Coaches are in good shape, too. It was just two weeks ago that Browns' receivers coach Rich Kotite underwent a delicate operation to remove a tumor from his pituitary gland. Kotite's vision was blurred.

He went in for a check-up and the tumor was discovered. Doctors removed the tumor bit by bit, and when the operation was completed, it was discevered the tumor had once been the size of a walnut (At one time the rumor mill had the tumor the size of a lemon. Kotite called a halt to the tales for fear someone would say the tumor was as big as a in his car, rush home, kick off his shoes and plop down in his favorite chair to watch the day's menu of football games. All day long he's either practicing or meeting. During his free time, he's going to watch football.

"I'm still a fan," he said. "Especially if we're in the race. When I was at Buffalo and we were 2-12 I wasn't too excited." Every NFL game is televised somewhere in the country, but Monday's are special became the two teams are center stage. It is the only game in town. "It's special because your peers are watching," DeLamielleure said.

"Sometimes waiting to play at night is hard, but since this is the first Monday game of the season and we've been playing at night in the preseason we'll be used to the waiting." Everyone involved agrees on one point the winner of the scoreboard will be the team that wins the battle on the line of scrimmage. If the Browns win, the bruises Joe D. gets will be easier to wear. Extra points It is unlikely the Browns-Chargers game will be a sellout There were about 3,000 unsold tickets Friday morning, and all of them had to be sold by 9 last confirmed Dino Hall, Lyle Alzado and Curtis Weathers can play Monday. All were questionable with minor will be the Browns' only Monday Night game this season.

They play once on Thursday and once on Saturday. The other 13 are on Sundays. "Doug Dieken will be on Dean. That will be good because Dean is quick," Rutigliano said. "Dieken is effective against quicker linemen." Robert E.

Jackson, Cleveland guard, will have his hands full with Johnson. Johnson was a first-round draft choice of the Chargers in 1975 when Tommy Prothro, Cleveland draft supervisor, was there. Johnson led the league in quarterback sacks last year with 1712. A half sack is credited to a player when he uses a quarterback as a wishbone with another defender. Jackson will get some help from center Tom De Leone, but that means Browns' guard Joe DeLamielleure will have to go one-on-one with Keleher.

Both Joe D. and Keleher are pro bowlers. Keleher was another product of the Prothro era. He was taken in the second round of 1975. He was credited with 20 tackles in the AFC championship game against Oakland last year.

San Diego lost the game, but not because of Keleher. He led the linemen with 89 tackles last year. Dean was another 1975 draft pick. He was taken in the second round after Keleher. Whatever Prothro does in the future, he'll be able to look back on 1975 with a smile.

Jones is the only one of the four who isn't homegrown. San Diego traded to get him from Los Angeles in 1976. The press guide says he is underrated. Jones had 11 sacks last year, second only to Johnson. CLEVELAND In San Diego, they call the Chargers' defensive line "The Bruise Brothers." Not much more needs to be said to describe what the Cleveland Browns' offensive line is up against Monday night.

It will be force against force when the Browns and Chargers kick off their 1981 regular season schedules at Cleveland Stadium Monday night. The Browns led the American Football Conference in pass protection last year, allowing the lowest percentage of sacks in the conference. Buffalo quarterback Joe Ferguson was sacked only 20 times to 22 for Sipe, but Sipe threw more passes. Enter the San Diego defensive line, the foursome that led the AFC in quarterback sacks. The Chargers got to the passer 56 times, rushing him like starving hounds in a dogfood commercial.

They haven't let-up in the preseason. San Diego had 18 sacks in four preseason games. San Diego's Big Four are Fred Dean at right end, Gary Johnson at right tackle, Louie Keleher at left tackle and Leroy Jones at left end. Dean, Johnson and Keleher all played on the AFC team in the Pro Bowl last year. That AFC squad was coached by none other than Sam Rutigliano, coach of the Browns.

Rutigliano declined the opportunity to choose San Diego's best pass rusher. The four hang around like a street gang and are just as dangerous. Kotite has been at practice all week though only as an observer. He is going to work into practice gradually. He says he has no affter-effects from the operation and that be enjoyed better sight almost immediately.

No fun DeLamielleure, who's matched up against Keleher, feels the Chargers are tough up front because they mix things up. "They do a lot of tricks and stunts, especially when they go after the quarterback," DeLamielleure said. "Against the run it's more one-on-one." The Browns have a short practice scheduled tomorrow. When it ends, Delamielleure will shower quickly so he can hop Digest Georgia, Alabama top opening attractions Softball playoffs rescheduled MANSFIELD The start of the Mansfield Recreation Department slow pitch softball playoffs has been rained out. It will now start on Tuesday.

Teams should call the recreation department for playing times. Trail Blazers sign center PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) The Portland Trail Blazers announced Friday the signing of former University of Washington center Petur Gudmundsson to a multi-year contract. The 7-foot-2 Gudmundsson is expected to battle for the third-string center spot behind starter Mychal Thompson and backup Kevin Kunnert Gudmundsson, a native of Iceland, did not play professional basketball last season. His last season at Washington was 1979.

He earned his chance to make the Blazers' roster by his play in the Los Angeles Summer League. The Blazers also announced they had reached contract agreements with three rookies. They are guard Herb Andrew, a fifth-round choice from South Alabama; forward-center Peter Verhoeven, a fourth-round pick from Fresno State, and guard Julius Wayne, a seventh-round selection from Texas-El Paso. Wrestling coach needed MANSFIELD St. Peter's High School needs a certified teacher with a knowledgeable background in wrestling.

The positions of varsity and reserve coach are open for the 1980-81 school year. Interested parties should call Principal Joseph Peters (524-0979) or Athletic Director Phil Hawk (524-0985). American Legion trapshoot BUCYRUS The American Legion Colonel Crawford Post 181 will host the 1981 American Legion Ohio ANnual Trapshoot on Sunday, Sept. 13. The event will be held at the Fennwood Trap Skeet Club, Rt.

20, east of Bellevue. Starting time is 10 a.m., with entries closing at 2 p.m. A pre-Legion trapshoot will be held Saturday, Sept. 12, at 1 p.m. Both trapshoots are for American Legion members and their visitors.

For reservations at Fennwood Campgrounds, contact Bob or John Fenn at 483-3177. Battle for Ainge in court TORONTO (AP) A lawyer for the Toronto Blue Jays Friday denied a report that Danny Ainge, an infielder with the American League baseball club, had been promised before the National Basketball Association draft last June he could quit baseball and play basketball. Ainge was drafted by the Boston Celtics and the NBA team and the Blue Jays haveifiled suits against each other in a United States federal court. The Blue Jays contend they have a contract binding Ainge to baseball through its five-year term. A report Thursday in the Boston Globe quoted an affidavit Ainge filed in the court dispute saying he told the Blue Jays June 9 he was disenchanted with baseball and wanted to play basketball.

The report said Blue Jay officials at first told Ainge he would be released to play in the NBA. But Ainge then received a letter from a team lawyer informing him his contract prevented him from playing basketball. The Associated Press The college football season begins in high style today with Georgia starting defense of its 1980 national championship and Alabama's Bear Bryant trying to get one of the nine victories he needs to become the winningest coach in history. Michigan, Oklahoma and Notre Dame, ranked 1-2-3 in The Associated Press preseason poll, all will be idle until next weekend. However, fourth-ranked Alabama visits Louisiana State for a nationally televised (ABC-TV, 9 p.m., EDT) Southeastern Conference game; eighth-ranked Pitt, last year's runner-up, enter-thins Illinois, and Georgia, only No.10 in the preseason poll, is home against Tennessee in another SEC contest.

The rest of the Top Ten includes fifth-ranked Southern California, No.6 Nebraska, seventh-rated Penn State and No.9 Texas, all idle. Four members of the Second Ten will be in action. No.14 Mississippi State meets Memphis State at Jackson, No.16 Brigham Young visits Long Beach State, No.17 Florida seeks revenge for last year's embarrassment against Miami, in the Orange Bowl, and No.19 Florida State is home against Louisville. The rest of the Second Ten includes No.11 Ohio State, No.12 North Carolina, No.13 UCLA, No.15 Washington, No.18 Stanford and No.20 Arizona State. Despite the return of running back Herschel Walker, a sensation as a freshman last year, Georgia Coach Vince Dooley labels the Bulldogs' opener "a venture into the unknown." 'What I see right now is problems," Dooley says.

"Too many players have missed too much practice time, either because of injuries or summer school. People say we have a lot of depth, but sometimes that means you don't have any starters. The injuries are another thing. There are uncertainties everywhere. "And I just don't know about our motivation.

I can't see it. Last year, we had a bunch of fighters. I'm not sure these fellows this year have gotten there. I don't know what the personality of this team is yet." Georgia began its march to the 1980 crown by edging Tennessee 16-15 after trailing 15-0 before Dooley decided it was time to turn Walker "Tennessee is indeed the real darkhorse of the SEC this Year," Dooley warns. "They are in an excellent position.

They have great motivation and this is going to be a big year for Tennessee. Tennessee has the best; fastest corps of receivers in college football. And the thing that most concerns me is the fact that they will be putting that strength against our most critical weakness the defensive secondary." Bryant Is another worried coach. "I worry more about our team than LSO's," he says. "We are very young, not very big and certainly unproven in a number of critical areas." One of those is the reaction to crowds like that in LSO's Tiger Stadium, where fans love to express themselves noisily.

"I do enjoy the atmosphere in Tiger Stadium at night," Bryant says. "It is college football at its best Not many players on this year's team have played there before, though, and we'll have to wait and see how they react" Pitt faces a massive rebuilding job with 15 starters gone from last year, including three-time All-American defensive end Hugh Green, the Reisman Trophy rtmnerup; offensive tackle Mark May, the Outland Trophy winner, and fullback Randy McMillian, like Green and May a first-round NFL draft pick. Jaeger toppled in U.S. Open NEW YORK (AP) Andrea Leand, a 17-year-old amateur from Brooklandville, shocked second-seeded Andrea Jaeger 1-6, 7-5, 6-3 Friday in the U.S. Open tennis championships.

Jimmy Connors, the No.4 men's seed, had to battle his way past Marco Ostoja of Yugoslavia, who put up a tremendous battle before falling 7-6, 6-4, 6-3. Chris Evert Lloyd, going for her sixth women's singles title in seven years, led a parade of seeded players into the third round. She had no problems eliminating fellow American Kate Latham 6-0, 6-1. In a day that saw most of the seeded players in action, fifth-seeded Hana Mandlikova of Czechoslovakia downed Candy Reynolds 6-4, 8-4; No. 3 Tracy Austin crushed Betsy Nagelsen 6-3, 6-0; No.

9 Virginia Ruzici of Romania outlasted Elise Burgin 5-7, 7-5, 6-2 and No. 11 Barbara Potter beat Susan Rollinson of South Africa 6-3, 6-3. Kathy Horvath upset No. 10 Mima Jausovec of Yugoslavia 6-3, 6-7, 6-3, while No. 15 Sue Barker of Britain won her opening set 5-7 over Sharon Walsh, then lost the second 3-6 before retiring with leg cramps.

Fifth-seeded Jose Luis Clerc of Argentina struggled past Tim Wilkison 6-4. 5-7, 64, 5-7, 7-6; No. 7 Gene Mayer beat Fritz Buehning 64, 6-2, 6-3; No. 6 Guillermo VI las of Argentina ousted Mexico's Raul Ramirez 6-1, 6- 3, 6-2; No. 8 Eliot Teltscher downed John Austin 6-2, 6-2, 6-2; No.

11 Peter McNamara of Australia beat Peter Fleming 6-4, 6-2, 5-7, 6-3; No. 13 Yannick Noah defeated Erik van Di lien 8-4, 6-2, 4-6, 7-5 and No. 12 Johan Kriek downed Matt Doyle 4-6, 6-3, 6-3, 6-0. Haas overtakes Peete ENDICOTT, N.Y. (AP) Jay Haas fired a 6-under-par 65 Friday for a 36-hole total of 132 to overtake first-round leader Calvin Peete and take a 2-stroke lead at the halfway point of the $275,000 B.C.

Open golf tournament. Peete, who had a 7-under-par 64 Thursday, shot a Friday for a 134 total. Dan Pohl, Denis Watson, Bob Clampett and Tom Kite, the 1978 B.C. Open champion, trailed Haas by three strokes after 36 holes. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Hearns breaks fighter's jaw LAS VEGAS (AP) Thomas Heat ns, working out for his upcoming fight against Sugar Ray Leonard, broke the jaw of Marlin Starling during a tough sparring session, a spokesman said Friday.

Hearns was wearing thickly padded, 18-ounce training gloves and already had sparred eight rounds Thursday when he hit Starling with a quick right hand, said Howard Dolgon of Main Event Promotions. Starling, of Hartford, has a 19-0 record with 12 knockouts. His last victory came last week when he stopped Jack Morrell at 1:51 of the second round at the Felt Forum in New York. Hearns, the World Boxing Association's welterweight champion, meets World Boxing Council welterweight titlist Leonard at Caesars Palace Sept. 16.

'four Right to Know and be informed of the functions of your government are embodied In legal notices. in that self-government charges all citizens to be Informed; this newspaper urges eve-. ry citizen to read and study these notices. We strongly advise those citizens, seeking further informstion, to exercise their right of access to public records and public meetings. LEGAL NOTICE Case No.

44300 Notice is hereby given, that Paul G. Scott, 95 Vennum Mansfield, Ohio 44903 has been duly appointed and qualified as Executor In the Estate of Shirley A. Scott deceased late of Mansfield, Richland County, Ohio Date: August 28, 1901 Richard M. Christiansen, Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Rich lend County, Ohio SeP5512-19NJ11-J 130217 LEGAL NOTICE Case No. 44321 Notice is hereby given, that Iola Tenrnt, R13.

No. 1, Box 139, Ashland, Ohio 44805, has bean duly appointed and qualified as Executrix In the estate of Lawrence E. Tennant deceased late of Weiler Township, Richland County, Ohio Oat: August 211, 1941 Richard M. Christiansen, Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Richland County, Ohio Sept 130214 Pearson leads qualifying DARLINGTON, S.C. (AP) David Pearson, the second leading all-time winner in NASCAR history, led the second day of qualifying Friday for the 32nd annual running of the Southern 500.

Pearson made his first racing appearance in three months and responded with the fourth-fastest qualifying speed yet. Driving a Buick prepared by chief mechanic Boss Ellington, Pearson's speed of 151.853 around the tricky Darlington International Raceway was just under that of pole winner Harry Gant's time of 152.693, Cale Yarborough's 152.135 and Neil Bonnett's 152.074. The 46-year-old Spartanburg, S.C., native was unable to attempt to qualify Thursday because his Buick had Ignition problems. Pearson has been inactive for the past few months because he hasn't been able to land a competitive ride. LEGAL NOTICE CASE NO.

44254 Notice is hereby given, that Walter Gelb, 343 Oxford, Lexington, Ohio 44904 has been duly appointed and qualified as Executor in the as tate Of Wayne Achemire Deceased late Of Mansfield, ithiand County, Ohio. Date August 12, 19111 Richard M. Christiansen, Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Ricttiend County, Ohio (Aug. 22-29 Sept. 5 NJ111 130156) LEGAL NOTICE Casa No.44331 Or NOWA is hareby given, that Damon M.

Zit limit', 570 Russell Road, Mansfield, Ohio has boon duly appointed and qualifiad as Ex. cutor in the Este of Jannis M. Zenner daceasisd, iota of Mansfield, Richland County, Ohio. Data: Sant Nat Richard M. Christiansen, Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Richland County, Ohio 1302I LEGAL NOTICE CASE NO.

44291 Notice is hereby given, that Joann Katherine Hoff, 1233 Spring-brook Manst leid, Ohio has been duly appointed end qualified as Executrix In the estate of Katherin Sullivan Davis Deceased late of Mansfield, Richland County, Ohio. Oat. August 13, 1901 Richard M. Christiansen, Judge Court of Common Nees Probate Division Ricitlond County, Ohio (Aug. 22-25 Sopt.5 N1111 130157) Former Ohio State player dies MIDDLETOWN, Ohio (AP) Jerry Harkrader, a former Ohio State football star who became one of the states most successful high school coaches, died early Friday at the age of 47.

Harkrader, who coached at Middletown Fenwick High School for 23 years, had been stricken with a brain tumor about a year ago. His Fenwick football teams won 151 games, lost 82 and tied four. He took Fenwick to the state championships five times, winning the Class A title in 1973 and 1974. Harkrader was a teammate of the famed Hopalong Cassady in the Ohio State backfield in the 1950s. He scored a touchdown in a Rose Bowl game against Stanford.

One of his sons, Mike, played at Indiana and became the first freshman in Big Ten history to gain over 1.000 yards in a season. He established the Indiana all-time rushing record before completing his career last season. LEGAL t4OTKE CASE NO. 44294 Notice is hereby given. Piet Elsie 1,80.

Helier 75 Huron Belly' lie, Ohio has been duly appotnted end qualified is Executrix in the of (Jilin S. Holier deceased late of Sellville Richiond County, 0100 DATE August 14, 1981 Richard M. Christiansen, Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Richland County, Ohio (August 29 September 5-12 NJ11-- ..1 130188) LEGAL NOTICE Case No.44293 Notice Is horeby gi van, that John P. Ylrga, Jr. Crider Road, Mansfield, Ohio hen been duly appointed and qualified as Administrator in tha estate of John Paul Yirga deceased, late of Mansfield, Richland County, Ohio.

Date August 13, 19111. Richard M. Christiansen, Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Richland County, Ohio (August 22-29 Sept. 5 NJ '111 130)441 LEGAL NOTICE Roger Carl B.Idrgdg. Is heroby notified that on the 1111 day of August, 1911.

a petition was Mod in tho Court of Common Moos, Probate Division, Richland County, Oh lo, being Case No. 4194, for the adoption of John Carl Beldridge and alleging that you as father of seld child have failed without lostitiable couse to communicate with the minor or to provide for Mit maintenance and support of the minor as required by law or locticial decree for a period of at least one year immediately preceding the filing of the adoption petition and the hearing thereof will be hod on the 20tti day of September, 1981, at 10:00 o'clock A.M. before the Judge of Said Court at Mansfield, Ohio. Richard M. Christianson, Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate DlvtoIon Richland County, Ohio (August 22-29 Sept.

5 NJ 11 130162) Jazz signs Gerard SALT LAKE CITY (AP) The Utah Jazz signed veteran forward Gus Gerard to a one-year contract, the National Basketball Association team said Friday. Gerard, 6-foot-8, 220-pound, played 16 games at the beginning of last season for the Kansas City Kings and 11 games for the San Antonio Spurs at the end of the year. He averaged 3.6 points per game for the Kings and 4.7 points for the Spurs. Gerard was named to the defunct American Basketball Association's all-rookie team in 1974-75 after averaging 15.7 points for the St. Louis Spirits.

In the NBA, Gerard has played for Denver, Buffalo and Detroit in addition to Kansas City and San Antonio. Saints sign Caster LEGAL NOTICE CASE NO. 44194 Notice Is hereby given, that Jock A. Shay, 166 Templeton Terrace, Lexington, Ohio 44904 lies been duly appointed and qualified as Ex. cuter in the stet' of Mary Helen Shay deceased lat.

of Lexington, Oh lo Richland County, Ohio. DATE August 14, 1911 Richard M. Christianson. Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Richland County, Ohio August 29 September 1-12 NJ111 .1 13011S) NEW ORLEANS (AP) The New Orleans Saints placed safety Bill Hurley on injured reserve Friday and signed free agent tight end Rich Caster, a 12-year veteran who was cut by Houston earlier this week. LEGAL NOTKE CASE NO.

44319 Notice is hereby given, that Hazel L. Stewart, 151 Ohio Mansflold, Ohio has bean duly appointed and qualitiod as Administratris In tho estate of Robert C. Stewart de. ceased late of Mansfield, Richland County, Ohio. Date August 26, Nei.

Richard M. Christiansen, Judge Court of Probate Division Richland County, Ohio (Sept 5-12-19 NAN 13021)) LEGAL NOTICE CASE NO. 44322 Notic is heroby givon, that James D. Bowers. 2953 Corydon Road, Cloveland, O.

has boson duty appointed and qualified as Executor in the estate of Bartley G. Bowors Oacsased late of Mansfield, Richland County, Ohio. Date August 28, 19111 I Richard M. Christiansen, Judo, Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Richland County, Ohio I (Sept 5-1249 130212) LEGAL NOTICE State of Ohio Department of insurance CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE The undersigned, SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE OF THE STATE OF OHIO, hereby certitles that FRANKLIN-NATIONAL LIFE INS. CO.

OFT. WAYNE, State of INDIANA has compiled with the laws of this State applicable to it and is authorised during the current year to transact In the state Its appropriate business of Insurance. Its Financlai condition is shown by Its annual statement to have been as follows on December 31, 1910- Admitted Assets Oakland opens title defense against Denver LEGAL NOTICE CASE NO. OM teotice is hereby given, that Mildred L. Beck, 1324 Bolts Vista, Lexington, Ohio 44904 has been duty appointed end qualified as Executrix In the estate of Charles E.

Bock deceased late of Lexington, Richland County, Ohio. DATE August 24, Net Richard M. Christiansen, Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Richfand County, Ohio (August 20 September 5-I2 130106) and we feel we have the speed to do it. Defensively, we like to challenge the offense, keep them off balance." The Raiders, having released Dan Pastorini, have only two quarterbacks Jim Plunkett and reserve Marc Wilson. "I'm comfortable now with Just two but if one of them went down, obviously I wouldn't be," said Flores.

LEGAL NOTICE CASE NO. 44311 Notice is hereby given, that Bess K. Brown, 210 Whittier, Mansfield, Ohio has been duly appointed and qualified as Executrix in the estate of Margaret Louise Gottgall deceased late of Mansfield, Richland County, Ohio. Date August NI, Nil Richard M. Christiansen, judge Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Richland County, Ohio (Sept 5-12-19 130200) 1119,050.00 Liabilities Surplus S644.920.00 Income 114,134429.00 Expenditures MUMMA Net Assets 51,644,920.03 Capital $1,000,000.00 IN WITNESS WHEREOF.

i have hereunto subscribed my name and causad my seal to It affixed at CO, lumbus, Ohio, this day and date. Robert J. Ratchford Jr. Supefintandent Of Inwrnce Of Ohio (Sept N.1111 130206) The Associated Press A year ago, the Oakland Raiders were being written off as a loser. They would finish last in the American Football Conference's West Division, the experts said.

Their pride and poise would be no more. On Sunday, the Raiders open the defense of the Super Bowl title they won last January. And, as more than one coach has pointed out, staying on top can be tougher than getting there. The Denver Broncos would like to be the first team to knock off the National Football League's maverick diampions. The Broncos are operating under new leadership, from the owners on down.

That includes Dan Reeves, the head coach imported from Dallas, where he had a hand in molding the complex multiple-set Offenses of the Cowboys. "I think it will take Denver some time to get it going, hopefully a lot longer than this week," said Coach Tom Flores of the Raiders. "But it doesn't mat ter what offense they're using, Denver is always tough. Defensively, they haven't changed a bit. They always give us all kinds of problems." Sunday's other games are Baltimore at New England, Dallas at Washington, Kansas City at Pittsburgh, Miami at St.

Louis, New Orleans at Atlanta, Philadelphia at the New York Giants, San Francisco at Detroit, Seattle at Cincinnati, Green Bay at Chicago, Houston at Los Angeles and the New York Jets at Buffalo. Monday night's game is San Diego at Cleveland. Tonight, Minnesota visits the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Oakland has virtually the same team which so soundly beat Philadelphia 27-10 in the Super Bowl after chalking up an 11-5 record, good enough for an AFC wild-card. "We haven't changed much in our approach from last year," said Flores.

"We're basically the same type of team. We like to strike from anywhere on the field LEGAL NOTICE CASE NO. 44294 Notice is horeby given. that Wanda J. McKinley, RM.

SM. Taylor-town Road, Sholby, Ohio has bowl duly appointed and qualified as Executrix In tho estate of Wilbur J. Pettit deceased late of ManstMid Richland County. Ohio. DATE August 14., 19111 Richard M.

Christiansen, Judo Court of Common Pima Probate Division Ric-Mond County. Ohio (August 2 Soptember 5-12 Craig Morton, 38, is the Broncos' quarterback, backed up by rookie Mark Herrmann until recently acquired Steve De Berg learns Reeves' system. Three other teams open the season with new head coaches. Houston has Ed Bites, a former defensive coordinator. His predecessor, Bum Phillips, is now head coach in New Orleans.

And in Washington, Joe Gibbs is calling the shots. He was an offensive coordinator at San Diego. Jack Pardee, who preceded him in Washington, is now an assistant coach with the Chargers, in charge of their LEGAL NOTICE CASE NO44312 Notice Is hereby given, that Car. melo C. Barrette.

447 Ruby Ohio has been duly ap. pointed and qualified as Executrix In the estate of Louis Berretta di ceased late of Mansfield, Richland County, 0,00. DATE August 14, PRO Richard M. Christiansen, Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Richland County, Ohio (Sept 613-19 NJ'ill 130202) News Journal Classified Ads Get Results.