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ST. PETERSBURG TIMES WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1987 7 obituaries Thursday's Calendar Former St Petersburg residents die in fire Health By CRAIG BASSE Timet Obttuarlai Editor It 1 Among the volunteer firefighters responding to the call was Mr. Schultz's brother Keith, a longtime member of the squad, Kissell said. Mr. and Byron Jackson Co.

of Green-dale, Ind. for about 14 years and delivered newspapers for the Enquirer. Another daughter, Vicki Woliung of Moores Hill, 1 '( MR. SCHULTZ MRS. SCHULTZ Petersburg; five daughters, Vicki Woliung of Moores Hill, Susan Lombardo of St.

Petersburg, Beverly Anderson of Williamsburg, Cathy Michalares of St. Petersburg and Lisa Schmidt of Pinellas Park; a brother, Keith of Moores Hill, and 11 grandchildren. Mrs. Schultz, a New York native, is survived by her mother, Ethel Belle Hodges of Rochester, N.Y.; two sons, James Underwood of Miami and Mark Underwood of Fort Lauderdale; three daughters, Leslie Underwood of Rochester, Lynn Chaney of Winter Springs and Katherine Gorzka of Syracuse, N.Y.; a sister, Dorothy Doyle of Rochester, and 11 grandchildren. Joint funeral services were held last week in Moores Hill with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery.

ST. PETERSBURG Less than six months after a St, Petersburg cancer victim and his wife moved back to his home in Indiana, both died in a smoky fire at their mobile home in the community of Moores Hill. Cecil William "Bill" Schultz, 56, the son of a former fire chief, and his wife Lois, 58, perished Feb. 9 in the smoldering fire, which started in a chair, fire officials said. "The fire itself was really not very large," Lee Kissell, chief of the Moores HillSparta Township Volunteer Fire Department, told the Cincinnati Enquirer.

He said the fire was probably caused by a cigarette. Mrs. Schultz lived in St. Petersburg for about seven years, most recently at 1130 Ninth Ave. according to Mr.

Schultz's daughter, Susan Lombardo. For two years, ending July 21, 1985, he was a part-time custodian in the building department of the St. Petersburg Times. He was a machinist for the in southeast Indiana, said her father returned to his hometown in September after doctors told him he had throat cancer. "He had terminal cancer, and I wanted him up here with me," she told the Enquirer.

Mr. Schultz is survived by his mother, Pauline Walker Schultz of Moores Hill; a son, Douglas of St. Alliance for the Mentally III of St. Petersburg-Clearwater, 7:30 p.m., Seminole High School, Room B-2, 8401 131st St. Seminole.

Election of officers. League to Aid Retarded Children, 7:15 p.m., Ginny Hall's, 516 17th Ave. NE, St. Petersburg. Metropolitan Hospital, 7950 66th St.

Pinellas Park, will sponsor a free diabetic clinic. The program is designed to provide the diabetic with the teaching and support needed to help maintain a desirable lifestyle. The clinic will be held starting at 1 p.m. In Classroom 2 in the new building. For more information, call 546-9871.

Humana Hospital Northside, 6000 49th St. St. Petersburg, will host a free lecture at 2:30 p.m. in the cafeteria of the hospital entitled "Plastic Surgery Myth Reality." The meeting is free and open to the public. For more information, call 521-5004.

Government City Council, 8 a.m., City Hall, Council Chamber, 175 Fifth St. St. Petersburg. Pinellas Park Code Enforcement Board, 3 p.m., City Hall, 5141 78th Ave. Pinellas Park.

Community Relations Communications Subcommittee of Council, following City Council meeting, City Hall, Room 101, 175 Fifth St. St. ALLEN, VIRGINIA 56, of 216 17th Ave. SE, St. Petersburg, died Monday (Feb.

16, 1987). Born in London County, she came here in 1954 from Grove City, Pa. Survivors include her husband Homer three daughters, Linda Gordon, Vickie Searage and Kimberly Ahrenholz, and a son John all of St. Petersburg; her mother Laurene Brenne-man, and two sisters, Annabel B. Filer and Jean B.

Gilmore, all of Grove City, and three grandchildren. Anderson-McQueen Funeral Home, St. Petersburg. BECKNER, MARGARET 89, of 736 Myrtle Way St. Petersburg, died Friday (Feb.

13, 1987) at home. Born in Altus, she came here in 1931 from Louisville, Ky. She was a Pinellas County social worker for 20 years, a member of Florida West Coast Bromeliad Society and former secretary for the Florida West Coast Orchid Society. Survivors include a son John Beckner, St. Petersburg.

National Cremation Society, Clearwater. BELL, ROSE 81, of 1735 Ninth St. and formerly of 1525 28th St. died Saturday (Feb. 14, EDMONDSON, ELIZABETH, 77, of 5286 81st St.

St. Petersburg, died Monday (Feb. 16, 1987). Born in Massachusetts, she came here in 1954 from Methuen, Mass. Survivors include her husband Lawrence; a son William Lucier, St.

Petersburg, two grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. National Cremation Society, Clearwater. GILLIS, JAMES 73, of 6740 Gulfport Blvd. South Pasadena, died Saturday (Feb. 14, 1987) at Palms of Pasadena Hospital.

Born in Wakefield, he came here in 1972 from Centerville, Mass. In Massachusetts, he was former vice president of Gillis Tivey Inc. in Hyannis, Mass. and a member of Maple Street Methodist Church and Mt. Carmel Masonic Lodge of Lynn, Mass.

Survivors include his wife Arline; three sons, James Plymouth, Thomas Chandler, and Robert Shel-burne Falls, a brother John, Mashpee, a sister Anna Church, Emery Mills, Maine, and six grandchildren. National Cremation Society, Clearwater. GODFREY, CARRIE MAE, 53, of 915 12th St. St. Petersburg, died Monday (Feb.

16, 1987) at Clubs Colonial Dames XVII Century, National Society of Magna Carta Dames and the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Survivors include a son Lawson A. Moyer Largo; a daughter Mary Stell, McLean, five grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Kenfield-Woodlawn Funeral Home, St. Petersburg.

NESKE, CHARLES EDWARD, 64, of St. Petersburg, died Sunday (Feb. 15, 1987) at home. He lived here two years. Survivors include a brother Robert and a sister Mildred Pohlmann, both of St.

Louis, Mo. Florida Mortuary Services, Tampa. OBER, HELEN 79, of 820 40th Ave. NE, St. Petersburg, died Sunday (Feb.

15, 1987). Born in Rye, N.Y., she came here in 1954 from New Jersey and was the wife of Chick Ober, who died Monday (Feb. 9, 1986), and formerly worked 20 years in the news department of the St. Petersburg Times. She was a former Linotype operator both in New Jersey and St.

Petersburg. She was a Protestant. Survivors include a daughter Patricia Lyden, St. Petersburg, two grandsons, and six great-grandchildren. National Cremation Society, Clearwater.

ROBERTS, BERNICE, 59, of 2120 26th St. St. Petersburg, died Monday (Feb. 16, 1987) at home Indian Rocks Road, Largo. Ethnic Canadian Franco-American Society, 9 a.m., Selama Grotto Hall, 1117 Arlington Ave.

St. Petersburg. Fraternal Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Club, 7:30 p.m., 2631 68th Ave. St. Petersburg.

Baypoint Rebekah Lodge 39, 8 p.m., Sunshine Masonic Temple, 2109 51st St. Gulfport. Beta Sigma Phi, XI Gamma Theta, 8 p.m., 8188 Causeway Blvd. St. Petersburg.

Downtown High 12 Club 313, 11:30 a.m., Bradford's Coach House, 1900 Fourth St. St. Petersburg. Open to all Masons and guests. Gateway Shrine Club, 11 a.m., Bradford's Coach House, 1900 Fourth St.

St. Petersburg. Gulf Beach Lodge 291 7:45 p.m., Masonic Temple, 14020 Marguerite Drive, Madeira Beach. Nitram Masonic Lodge 188, 7:30 p.m., 4275 78th St. N.

Order of Eastern Star, Past Matron Club of Michigan, 1675 U.S. 19 Clearwater. United Daughters of the Confederacy, Southern Heritage Chapter 2424, 10 a.m., Pinellas Park Chamber of Commerce Building, 5851 Park Pinellas Park. Hobby Azalea Walking Club, 9:30 a.m.. Azalea Adult Center, 1600 72nd St.

St. Petersburg. Embroiderers' Guild of America, Suncoast Chapter, 10 a.m., Christ Presbyterian Church, 3115 Dryer Ave. SW, Largo. Golden Age Pinochle Club, 12:30 p.m., Roberts Adult Center, 1330 50th Ave.

St. Petersburg. St. Petersburg Rod and Gun Club, 6:30 p.m., 3601 Ninth St. St.

Petersburg. Covered dish. St. Petersburg Writers Club, 6 p.m., Heinemann's Cafeteria, 3635 49th St. St.

Petersburg. Open to all writers and those interested in writing. Pay for own dinner. Suncoast Gem and Mineral Society, 7:30 p.m., Science Center, 7701 22nd Ave. St.

Petersburg. Suncoast Model Railroad Club, Gulf and Northern Railroad, 7:30 p.m., 12355 62nd St. Largo. Walking Club, 10 a.m., Roberts Adult Center, 1330 50th Ave. St.

Petersburg. Religious Christian Business Men's Committee, 7 a.m., Florida Federal Tower, 15th Floor, 360 Central St. Pe-' tersburg. Retirees Suncoast Retired Police Club of Greater Cleveland, Ohio, 11:30 a.m., Driftwood Cafeteria, 11227 78th Ave. Seminole.

Veteran Veterans of Foreign Wars, May-nard H. Smith Sr. Memorial Post 1358, 8 p.m., Meadows Apartments Recreation Hall, 801 117th Ter. St. Petersburg.

Women St. Petersburg Women's Chamber of Commerce, noon, Huntington Hotel, 226 Fourth Ave. St. Petersburg. Other Mended Hearts Chapter 43, 7:30 p.m., Bayfront Medical Center, theater lobby, 701 Sixth St.

St. Petersburg. Senior Friendship Club, 1 p.m., Jewish Community Center, 8167 Elbow Lane St. Petersburg. Other events 18th Irwin, Pa.

Reunion, 11:30 a.m., Kapok Tree Inn, 923 McMullen-Booth Road, Clearwater. $7.50 per person. Health Careers Night, 6 to 8:30 p.m., St. Petersburg Junior College, Health Education Center, 7200 66th St. Pinellas Park.

Introductory session every 20 minutes. Unincorporated areas of Pinellas County 1987) at Humana Hospital-Sun Bayfront Medical Center, St. Pe- Bay, after a long illness. Born in Midville, she came here in 1936 from Bunnell. She was a I tersburg.

bhe came here 19W b' member of Bethel Community Bap- tr" tist Church. Survivors include a son tg Alvin, and three grandchildren, AI- i Pmoto nA Alvin Roll 1r irom ner native Barney, ua. urcaiiy she a member of Christ United Methodist Church, where she was a sexton for the past 23 years. She also was a member of Queen Mildred Council Uniformed Rank all of St. Petersburg.

Creal Funeral after a heart attack. Born in Par-rish, she came here in 1965 from Palmetto. She was a member of Southside Tabernacle Baptist Church. She served as director of People Too, sang with Mission Choir, and served as a part-time pianist, past director of Women home, St. Petersburg.

44, where she was assistant secre BISSELL, NOLAN ALLEN, 80, of 1991 67th Ave. St. Petersburg, died Monday (Feb. 16, 1987) I at Edward H. White II Memorial Hospital, St.

Petersburg. Born in tary, former vice president of Lily White SBA 222, and a member of Royal Court 44, where she served as junior conductor. Survivors include her husband Mose; seven daughters, Charlette, Charlene, Yolan-da, and Ollie Godfrey, all of St. Petersburg, Godfrey Carolyn Covington, Adel, Patricia and Deborah Godfrey of Barney; eight sons, Milton, Willie, Norwood, Bobby, John, Richard and Curtis, all of St. Petersburg, and Mose Waldo; her mother Ollie Thompson, Barney; a sister Maggie Noble, St.

Petersburg; four brothers, Eddie Evans, West Palm Beach, J. Billy and Eddie Thompson, all of Barney. Creal Funeral Home, St. Petersburg. HAWK, REV.

WILLIAM 83, formerly of Pinellas Park, died Sunday (Feb. 15, 1987) in Johns Boyle, he came here in 1963 from the Panama Canal Zone, where he was postmaster for the post office department of the Civil Affairs Bureau, Panama Canal Co. He was a past master of all the bodies of the Panama Canal Scot Bridge Madeira Beach Suntan Duplicate Bridge Club, 1 p.m.. Municipal Building, 300 Municipal Drive, Madeira Beach. Pasadena Shuffleboard Club, 12:30 p.m., 10 Park St.

St. Petersburg. Party bridge and pinochle. BusinessProfessional American Business Women's Association, Gulf Winds Chapter, 6 p.m., Bradford's Coach House, 1900 Fourth St. St.

Petersburg. American Business Women's Association, Pinellas Pelican Chapter, 5:30 p.m., Treasure Island Tennis and Yacht Club, 400 Treasure Island Causeway, Treasure Island. Data Processing Management Association, Pinellas County Chapter, 6 p.m., Wine Cellar Restaurant, 17301 Gulf North Redington Beach. Uptown Business and Professional Women's Club, noon, Steak and Ale, 6778 22nd Ave. St.

Petersburg. Civic Breakfast Optimist Club of St. Petersburg, 7:30 a.m., Granny's Kitchen, 700 34th St. St. Petersburg.

Exchange Club of St. Petersburg, noon, Bradford's Coach House, 1900 Fourth St. St. Petersburg. High Noon Optimist Club, noon, Oyster Bar, 4200 34th St.

St. Petersburg. Kiwanis Club of Boca Ciega, 6:30 p.m., Careless Navigator, 11595 Gulf Treasure Island. Dr. Mel Riddle, "Drugs and Our Culture." Kiwanis Club of Midtown St.

Petersburg, 7:30 a.m., HD Cafeteria, 1038 58th St. St. Petersburg. Kiwanis Club of Pinellas Park, noon, Shackleton's Sea Food, 3660 Gandy Blvd. Pinellas Park.

League of Women Voters, St. Petersburg Branch, Social Policy Committee, 7:30 p.m., 1000 52nd St. St. Petersburg. St.

Petersburg Beach Hi-Noon Lioness Club, noon, Summer's Landing Restaurant, 5100 Gulf St. Petersburg Beach. Westside Optimist Club, 6:15 p.m., Econolodge, 5005 34th St. St. Petersburg.

Dance A-1 Dance, 6 p.m., Ox Bow Hall, 8451 49th St. St. Petersburg. Pistols and Petticoats, 8 p.m., An-ona United Methodist Church, 13233 town, where he recently moved. Born in Rossiter, he Missionary Union and a member of the Bereavement Committee.

Survivors include her husband Coty three daughters, Marcie Yolan-da Y. Roberts and Alicia F. Diaz, St. Petersburg; two sons, Kenneth, Sebring, and Coty St. Petersburg; her mother Alice -E.

Murphy, St. Petersburg; her father Gilbert Calhoun, Palmetto, and six grandchildren. Creal Funeral Home, St. Petersburg. ROBICHAUD, IDA MAE ALDRICH, 67, formerly of St.

Petersburg, died Monday (Feb. 16, 1987) in Dade City, where she moved in 1973. She came here in 1926 from Statesboro, Ga. Survivors include three brothers, Coy Lee, Johnny and Charlie Aldrich, all of Statesboro, and three sisters, Sara Gromer and Geneva Martin, both of Savannah, and Mary Ellen Pittman, Midway, Ga. John S.

Rhodes, East Chapel, St. Petersburg. SMITH, CHARLES CARROLL "SMITTY," 58, of 7717 64th St. Pinellas Park, died Monday (Feb. 16, 1987) in the Humana Hospital-St.

Petersburg emergency room. Born in Cincinnati, he came here in 1947 from Gainesville. He was a used car sales representative. He was a graduate of St. Petersburg High School.

He was an Army veteran. Survivors include a daughter Janet Smith, St. Petersburg; a sister Jeanne B. Jeffcoat, Pinellas Park, and-his stepfather Reginald Gaskill. International Association of Mortuary Services, St.

Petersburg. came here in 1958 from the Johns town area, where he served in Evangelical United Brethren It churches in Central City, Coalport, Altoona, Youngwood and Johns town and was superintendent of the LbJ Western Pennsylvania Conference. In 1958, he was elected superintendent of the Florida Conference of the church, which merged in 1968 with the United Methodists. He was a member of Clearwater United Methodist Church and past president of the Greater Largo Ministerial Association. He received his doctor of divinity degree from American Bible College.

Survivors include two sons, W. Jay, Savannah, and Barry Clearwater; a daughter Donna Lee Moore, LaHabre, a sister Margaret Sharp, Glen Allen, seven grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. M. W. Powell Funeral Home, Johnstown.

HEIM, CHRISTINE 98, of 2722 Third Ave. St. Petersburg, died Monday (Feb. 16, 1987) at SNYDER, ARNOLD "LEE," 60, of 3934 Arkansas Ave. NE, St.

Petersburg, died Monday (Feb. 16, 1987) at St. Anthony's Hospital, St. Petersburg. Born in Greenville, S.C., he came here in 1965 from Beaufort, S.C.

He worked in the parts department of Fleet Maintenance for the city of St. Petersburg. A retired gunnery sergeant with the U.S. Marine he served for 17'2 years. He fought in World War II and in Korea.

He was a Methodist. Survivors include his wife Maxine and a brother John, Connecticut. Anderson-McQueen Funeral Home, St. ji i.wp"" home, corn in Germany, she came nere more man os years ago. sue was a life member of the Bethlehem Chanter flF.S and the Rehekah I fT" I Lodge.

Survivors include two sons, Frank and Charles, and two daugh Petersburg. ters, Emily Schmidt and Ruth Bah- 4 miller, all of St. Petersbure. 15' WE ARE DIFFERENT LOOK AT US tish Rite, past patron of Orchid Chapter 1 OES and past executive deputy of the International Order of Demolay, all of Balboa. He also was a 33rd Degree Mason, past master of the Itta Bena (Miss.) Lodge 520 and member of York Rite Bodies, Greenwood, Miss.

Locally he was a member of Adah Chapter 219 OES, Grand Cross of Color, Order of Rainbow for Girls, Panama Canal Society, St. James United Methodist Church, Honorary Legion of Honor Demolay. He also was a member of Egypt Temple Shrine and Court 89 Royal Order of Jesters, both of Tampa, and past president of the Billikens of Pinellas County. Survivors include his wife of 53 years Louise a son Nolan A. Acton, a brother Stephen Ocala; a sister Daisye Bissell, Itta Bena, and a grandson.

Bobbitt Funeral Chapel, St. Petersburg. CLINTON, MARY RUTH, 56, of 6000 Second St. St. Petersburg Beach, died Sunday (Feb.

15, 1987) at St. Anthony's Hospital, St. Petersburg. Born in Wilkes-Barre, she came here in 1965 from Queens, N.Y., where she was a member of the OES. Locally she attended Pass-a-Grille Community Church.

Survivors include two sons, George St. Petersburg, and Kenneth McAllen, Texas; two brothers, Edward Zaker, San Diego, and Andrew Zaker, Wilkes-Barre; three sisters, Helen Pe-itermann, Sarasota, Lucille Climek, Lakeland, and jFrances Clark, Kingston, and two grandchildren. National Cremation Society, Clearwater. i DAVIS, RALPH 78, of 8 Treasure Lane, Treasure Island, died Tuesday (Feb. 17, 1987) at 'Palms of Pasadena Hospital.

Born in Red Bank, N.J., 'he came here in 1975 from Vermont, where he was a Scivil engineer. He was a member of the Church by the JSea, Boca Ciega Power Squadron, Pass-a-Grille Yacht Club and the Treasure Island Tennis and Yacht Club. Survivors include his wife Dorothy; a son Guy, (Tampa; a brother Joseph, and a sister Frances Crane, Jboth of Fort Lauderdale, three grandchildren and a Jgreat-grandchild. Beach Memorial Chapel, St. Petersburg Beach.

I DiBUCCI, RONALD 50, of 1184-B 85th Ter. St. Petersburg, died Monday (Feb. 16, 1987) at his residence of cardiac arrest. He came here in 1 1978 from his native Allentown, Pa.

A supervisor for a trucking company, he was a member of the Team-t sters Union in Allentown. Survivors include his wife i Catherine a son Ronald A. St. Petersburg; three daughters, Janis Keating, Pinellas Park, Jean I Finley and Joann DiBucci of St. Petersburg; his parents, Frank G.

and Louise DiBucci of St. Peters-i burg; two brothers, Anthony, Sarasota, and Michael, California; a sister Elinore Daniels, St. Petersburg, and three grandchildren. Alan R. McLeod Funeral i Directors, St.

Petersburg, i EDENFIELD, FRANK 80, of 9790 66th St. Pinellas Park, died Friday (Feb. 13, 1987) at i Humana Hospital-St. Petersburg. He was born in Savannah, Ga.

He was a retired investment banker. He was Baptist, an Elk and an Optimist. Survivors include his wife Isabel; a daughter Delores Cryer, i Miami; his stepmother Mabel Edenfield and a half sister Mary Wade, both of Macon, and a grandson William H. Snipes, San Diego. National Cremation Society, Clearwater.

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Petersburg, died Tuesday (Feb. 17, 1987) at Humana Hospital-St. Petersburg. Born in Italy, he came here in 1982 from Bethlehem, where he was a foreman for the Bethlehem Steel Co. Survivors include his wife Mary a son Joseph Whitehall, a daughter Sandra C.

Venanzi, Allentown, two brothers, George, Titusville, and Anthony, Bethlehem; three sisters, Rita Rizzo, Anna Daraszdi and Antoinette Fasino, Bethlehem, five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. International Association of Mortuary Services, St. Petersburg. WERNER, JOHN 71, of 5725 80th St. St.

Petersburg, died Monday (Feb. 16, 1987) at Humana Hospital-St. Petersburg. Born in Washington, D.C., he came here in 1972 from Silver Spring, where he was an administrative assistant for 31 years with the federal government. He was a 54-year member and Fourth Degree of Knights of Columbus Council 417, Washington, D.C.

He was a member of Holy Cross Catholic Church. Survivors include his wife of 40 years, Delia; three sons, Richard Swiftwater, John Chicago, and Dennis Vienna, a daughter Barbara M. Davila, Puerto Rico; four sisters, Elizabeth Bardwell, Cleveland, Katherine Gnall, Silver Spring, Courtney Gownley, Daytona Beach, and Ann Sandow, Eureka, and eight grandchildren. Bobbitt Funeral Chapel, St. Petersburg.

WHITE, EARL 62, of 124 Eighth St. St. Petersburg, died Sunday (Jan. 18, 1987) at home. He was an Army veteran of World War II.

International Association of Mortuary Services, St. Petersburg. TRIM TAN EXERCISE SALON HOVERSTOCK, CASSEL 74, of 4681 First St. NE, St. Petersburg, died Monday (Feb.

16, 1987) at St. Anthony's Hospital, St. Petersburg. Born in Akron, Ohio, he was a seasonal resident since 1956 from Jeromesville, Ohio, where he was a former captain in the merchant marine for U.S. Steel Corp.

and a member of Jeromesville Methodist Church. He also was a member of the Ashland (Ohio) Lodge 151 and the Al Koran Shriners, Cleveland. Survivors include his wife Mary; a daughter Kay Street, Marion, Ohio; two brothers, Gerald, New York and Stanley, Jeromesville; a sister Capitola Sieb, Woos-ter, Ohio, three grandchildren and a great-grandchild. John S. Rhodes, East Chapel, St.

Petersburg. KISOR, DEBORAH 31, of St. Petersburg, was found dead Saturday (Feb. 14, 1987) in St. Petersburg.

She was strangled, police said. Born in California, she came here in 1970 from Monterey, Calif. She was a 1973 graduate of Clearwater High School. Survivors include her parents, James and Beatrice of Clearwater, and a brother David, California. Moss-Feaster Belcher Road Chapel.

MOYER, EULA of 1255 Pasadena Ave. South Pasadena, died Monday (Feb. 16, 1987) at Majestic Towers Health Center. Born in Edgefield, S.C., she came here in 1974 from Clearwater. She was a Methodist, a member of the Delphian Society, Washington, D.C., Suncoast Women's Club, Daughters of the American Revolution, National Society of SpOFfS Covered daily by Times' award-winning writers and photographers to keep you conversational on today's sports happenings..