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THE EVENING SUN, Saturday, August 8, 1981 PAGE 11 DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES (215) (215) (215) (215) DEATH NOTICES (215) ACKERMAN 9 KAISS 9 FOLEY SCHORR 9 i 9 I 1981 JOHN! husband of On August 6, 1981 FRED On August 7 On August 6 1981. UCMHV I ID I. -I I beloved fi of Lintnicum, Deiovea husband of Phyllis Kaiss Mildred (nee Kadlec), JO, UOIOVOQ husband of the late Annie Schorr (nee Priller), de- unlnrl hrnthar nf On August 6 1981. RAYMOND beloved husband of Mary Morgenroth Ackerman. father of Sr Colette Ackerman O.C.D., Raymond Francis, Thomas Wayne Ackerman (nee Perry), father of Anna evoted father of Albert pittel.

Phyllis J. Ford Foley, dear brother and Henry F. Kaiss, broth- of Marie Atteia, loving Charles and Frank Schorr! Thelma Dernngburger and er of Ada Scherf Also sur randfether of Bonnie hervl A. Foley, Albert J. vived by seven grandchildren and five olev, Melody L.

and ana Mary bernauette Ben-ninger Also survived by ten grandchildren. me tuie Vincent Jerome and John Schorr and May McEnaney, dear brother-in-law of Margaret Zink Shaun T. Foley, great- Services at the Single randfather of Patricia rnenna may can at ev Visitation Satlirdav inH ens inapei or mimes oley. Family will receive 2325 York road, Saturday and bunday. ton Funeral Home.

1 Second avenue, S.W. (at Crain highway), Glen Burnie, on Monday at 1 P.M. Interment in Glen Haven Me friends at the E.F. Lassahn Sunday, 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. at the Cvach Rose-dale Funeral Home, to 9 P.M.

Mass of Chrisi- uneral Home (Kingsvillel, 1760 Belair road, on Sat tan Burial at Immaculate 1211 Chesaco avenua. Prayer service Sunday, it I Lwi At IK urday and Sunday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. Friends will gather at Trinity Lutheran Church, Joppa. on 7:30 P.M. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrat morial Park.

The family will receive visitors from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. Memorials in his name to St. Johns Lutheran Church ed Monday, A.M. Conception Church, Tow-son, Monday at 10 A.M. Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery.

Christian Wake Service, Sunday at 8 P.M. Memorial contributions may be to made to the Carmelite Monastery. Monday at 2 P.M., at Clements Church. Interment in Holy Redeemer which time services will Memorial Fund, Linthicum, will be acceptable. KARWACKI 9 begin.

Interment in Trinity Lutheran Church Cemetery. If desired, memorial contributions may be vfsmmtjry. in lieu Ol flowers, donations may be made to the Rosedale Volunteer Fire Depart- fflnnt 14 10 uuianey vauey roaa (21204). On August 7, 1981, MYSKIEWICZ 9 On August 6, 1981, STELLA (nee Zisk) beloved wife of Mr Felix Myskiewicz, dear mother of Edward J. and Leonard J.

Myskiewicz. Also survived by seven grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren. Prayers at the Kaczo-rowski Funeral Home, 2525 Fleet street, on Monday at 9:15 A.M. Mass of Christian Burial at Holy Rosary Church, at 10 A.M. Interment in Holy Rosary Cemetery.

Friends may call Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. NEDZEL 9 On August 7. 1981, DENNIS of Howard County, beloved husband of Davie (nee Bringenberg), devoted father of Kerry end Kristopher Nedzel, devoted son of Stanley and Cecelia Nedzel (nee Wesolowski), brother of M's Anita Voelker, Messrs. Robert, Michael, and Timothy Nedzel. Family will receive friends 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M.

at the Harry Witze Funeral Home, 4112 Columbia road, Ellicott City. Mass of Christian Burial, Monday, 10 A.M., in Church of Resurrection. Please omit flowers. Those who wish may contribute to American Cancer Society. PALMER 9 On August 6, 1981, MATHIAS, beloved husband of M.

Frances Palmer (nee LaRoe). devoted father of David M. Palmer, Dr. James E. Palmer, and Dr.

Robert W. Palmer. CLARE KARWACKI, be- ACKERMAN 9 lovea daughter of the late Michaelena and John Kar- made to the Trinity Lutheran Church Memorial Fund. The Woman Auxiliary aiLVCKDCKW a Board of St. Vincent's GIPE 9 wacki, dear aunt of Mi-chaeleen O'Neil, Maria Lippa and Michael On August 7, 1981, WALTER beloved husband of Augusta Silver- Childcara Center, announces with regret the Dassina of RAYMOND F.

On August 6, 1981, ANITA ELIZABETH GIPE (nee ACKERMAN, husband of Funeral from th berg (nee Hanauer). Services at Sol Levin-son Bros. Home. 6010 ueseni, or Heathsville, Va Beloved wife of R. Nor man Gipe, sister of Miss Doris Desch of Newport Tate faces Parker due to accident KNOXVILLE, Tenn.

(AP) It was a last-minute accident that moved Claman Parker up from the undeica'rd to fight former World Boxing Assoca-tion heavyweight champion John Tate today. But Parker, a North Carolina farmer and brick layer, says it's the opportunity of his life. "I don't know if can beat John Tate," he said yesterday. "I'm up here on a chance and I'm going to give it my 100 percent." Tate had been scheduled to fight Jody Ballard of Jacksonville, in a bout that already had been postponed twice. But Ballard was scratched this week after he was injured when the bicycle he was riding was hit by a car.

That's when Parker, who had been scheduled to fight Walter Santemore earlier in the evening, became Tate's opponent. Parker, 28, has a lot of disadvantages to overcome to beat Tate in the bout at Bill Meyer Stadium. The Lincolnton, N.C., resident is four inches shorter than the 6-foot-4 Tate, and weighed in yesterday at 203 pounds 37 pounds lighter than his opponent. He also doesn't have Tate's experience in big-time boxing. Tate, 26, a Marion City, native who lives in Knoxville, was a member of the 1976 U.S.

Olympic boxing team and rose though the professional ranks to capture the WBA crown in 1979. Schimunek Funeral Home. 3331 Brehms lane (at Mannasota and Erdman avenues), on Monday at 8:16 A.M. Mass of Christian Burial at Most Precious Blood Church, at 9 Heisterstown road, on Sunday, August 9, at 9 A.M. Interment in Chevra Ahavas Chesed Cemetery.

Randallstown. Please Deacn, v.anrorma. our member Mary Ackerman. We extend our deepest sympathy to the family. Members are requested to attend Recitation of the Rosary on Sunday at 2:30 P.M.

and also attend the Mass. No funeral services. HAHN be flowers. Suddenly on August 7 1981. ROBERT dear A.M.

Interment in St. SILVERBERG 8e son of Leonard and Gene MRS. CATHY LYNESS President Stanislaus Cemetery. Christian Wake Services on Sunday at 7:30 P.M. vieve Balhnger, brother of Genevieve H.

Jones. ADAMS 8. brother-in-law of Chester Visiting hours Saturday Orioles run bases poorly Continued from page 9 right now I'd have to say I'm satisfied. We averaged only 12 pitches an inning while using all nine pitchers in the two games and we only walked two hitters." Jim Palmer and Sammy Stewart worked two innings apiece last night, each giving up a run, while Scott Mcpregor, Tippy Martinez and Tim Stoddard all threw one scoreless inning. Palmer gave up the first run in the opening inning on a walk to Pete Rose, a force, a stolen base and Schmidt's two-out single.

Keith Moreland accounted for the Philles' other run with a long homer off Stewart in the fourth. The Orioles' lone score came on a long home run by Murray, who also homered Thursday night in Philly. He appears to be out of the doldrums he was fighting in the first half of the season. "It's good to see Eddie swinging like that again," said Weaver. "He looks like he's ready and it would be a big help if he had a hot bat when we start playing again." ITEMS: The Orioles were to hold an open workouts at noon today and again tomorrow, then resume regular season play against Kansas City here Monday night, when Dennis Martinez (7-3) is scheduled to face Dennis Leonard (6-7).

Ken Singleton, Murray and McGregor will represent the Birds in tomorrow's All-Star game It will be Singleton's third, Murray's second, McGregor's first Singleton is only the second Oriole to start an All-Star game in the outfield (Frank Robinson in 1966, '69, '70 and 71). Twenty-five years ago today, a 26-year-old minor league second baseman named Earl Weaver managed his first pro game, in the South Atlantic League. He had losing records that year and the next, but hasn't had one since The H. Jones and uncle of ana Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 Chevra Ahavas Chesed, deeply regrets to announce the passing of our beloved member WALTER -H. SILVERBERG.

Officers and members please at-' tend funeral services at -Sol Levinson Bros. Home, 6010 Reisterstown mad nn Snndnu Aumiet to 9 P.M. Chester J. Jones The Point Breeze Chapter, Telephone Pioneers of America, announces with deep regret the death of one of our retired mem Funeral from the Gonca KARWACKI 8e Home, 4001 Ritchie high way, on Monaay at i p.M, The Point Breeze Chapter, Telephone Pioneers of bers. JULIUS F.

ADAMS Interment in Cedar Hill and extends sincere sym- Cemetery. Family re 9, at 9 A.M. patny to nis Tamiiy. quests friends call 3 to 5 ATTMAN 8e America, announces with deep regret, the passing of one our retired members, CLARA, and convey our sincere sympathy to GUENTHER STERN PrAsirlAnt and 7 to 9 P.M. dear brother of Gordon E.

Palmer and Mrs. Thelma E. On August 6, 1981, DORA (nee Deutch), beloved HAHN 8e SMITH 9 Startt. Also survived by Brooklyn Boosters Club wife of the late Joseph live granocnnaren. her family.

Friends are invited to Attman, devoted mother regrets to announce the passing of our beloved KELLEY 9 call at the Wm. E. Johnson Funeral Home. 8521 of tly Attman, Mrs. Lillian Fribush and the lata Harrv member ROBERT HAHN, and wishes to extend our deepest sympathy to his On August 7, 1981, FLORENCE R.

(nee Bines), of the Maryland Masonic Homes, beloved wife of Attman, devoted sister of Loch Raven boulevard (Beltway exit 29), on Abe, Leon and Morris family. On August 7, 1981, NORMAN E. (Baltimore West 31st street, Baltimore, beloved husband of Frances P. Smith (nee -Buell), devoted father of Norma L. Carnell, beloved grandfather of Fred Carnell 3d, beloved brother of Hilda Marie Johnson.

The Funeral Service will be held 1 1 A.M. on Monday. Auaust 10. at the J. Deutch of Baltimore.

Isa the late Herbert L. Kellev. Friday from 7 to 9 P.M, and Saturday and Sunday from 3 to 5 and 7 to a WALTER MITCHELL Presidnnt devoted sister of Eliza dora Deutch, of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Jack Deutch of Chicago, III. Also survived HARDIE 9 P.M. Funeral on Monday at 1 1 A.M.

followed by a Chapel Service at Loudon On Aunust 7. 1981. AG by five grandchildren beth Bramble of Johnstown, and Woodrow Bines of Port Deposit, Md. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. AP Photo NES THORNTON GEORGE, services at boi Levin- Park Cemetery.

son Bros. Home, 6010 wite of the late Harry Hardie and mother of Heisterstown road, on PALMER 8e r-riends may call at ma He's ready Thomas G. Hardie. Friday, August 7. at 1 P.M The Wedgewood Club an Mitchell-Wiedefeld Funeral services and in Interment in the Beth nounces with deep regret the passing of long time terment in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Ttiloh Congregation Cemetery, Windsor Mill road. Please omit flowers. member MATHIAS PALM 6500 York road (at CTSer-brook), on Sunday 7 to 9 P.M. Graveside Service and interment at Asbury Cemetery, Port Deposit, Md. on Monday at 1 P.M.

HARMAN 9 ER. Deepest sympathy is J. Hartenstein Mortuary, Second at Franklin street. New Freedom, Pa. Interment Bethlehem Steltz Cemetery, Glen Rock, Pa.

Viewing on Saturday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. at the Burgee Funeral Home, 3631 Falls road, Baltimore. Viewing on Sunday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. at the J. J.

Hartenstein Mortuary. In mourmnci at 3301 Karen On Auaust 6. 1981. GIL drive (21207), (off 3300 BERT beloved husband exienaea to tne family. JOSEPH J.

HUGG Secretary Treasurer block Milford Mill road). of the late Annie M. Her KUTCHER 9e But ne lost tne title less than a year later to his first challenger, Mike Weav ATTMAN 8e PEED 8e John Muenzer, 19, is covered with lanolin and Vasaline by coach Tim Smale before tempting to swim across Lake Erie from Cleveland to Erieau, Ontario. Muenzer left yesterday morning. The swim is expected to take 35 hours.

The Garrison Forest Con man (nee Weiss), devoted father of Beverley A. Cole, fond grandfather of Brian On Thursday, August 6, er, who decked him in the 15th round of gregation regrets the laBl, rHANCtS LILLIAN On August 8, 1981, CHARLES beloved husband of Elizabeth T. (nee Knorr), devoted father of Jean K. Collins, John F. passing of DORA ATT tjiiDort ana tnarron ft, of Towson, beloved wife of the late William SODY 8e a March 1980 Knoxville bout.

That de Weaver. MAN, beloved sister of Friends are invited to our member Leon Deutch Jefferson Lodge No. 9, In HF ronratc lha i-1- Edgar Peed and mother of Kutcher and the lata call at the William t. feat was followed a few months later by a knockout loss to Trevor Bcrbick. Miidrea t-.

peed, Muth Hut- son, Hazel Dent and the RABBI SHUVALSK SAMUEL SEIVER President Charles J. Kutcher, Jr. Also survived by seven late William Leon Peed. Johnson Funeral Home, 8521 Loch Raven boulevard (Beltway exit 29), on Saturday and Sunday from ATTMAN 9 Also survived by seven ing' of MORRIS SODY. father of our member Brother Harry Sody Members please attend House of Mourning.

Condolences to the family. MILTON L. HOWARO Noble Grand grandchildren. Attman's Cousins Club, deeply regrets the passing 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M Funeral on Monday at 1 Funeral from the Huntt Funeral Home, Waldorf, on Monday. Auaust or uun i i fvimin, mom- Stacy leads LPGA Classic P.M.

Interment at Druid of Lillian Fribush and Ridga Cemetery. 10, at 1:30 P.M. Services Ely Attman. SPITALSKY Be HEAD 9 at Immanuel United Methodist Church, Baden, Md BEN GOLDBERG President On August 6. 1981.

FA grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Funeral from Schimunek Funeral Home, 3331 Brehms lane (at Mannasota and Erdman avenues), on Monday at 9:15 A.M. Mass of Christian Burial at the Shrine of the Little Flower Church, at 10 A.M. Interment in Most Holy Redeemer Cemetery. Christian Wake Services on Sunday at 8 P.M.

Visiting hours Saturday, 7 to 9 P.M., Sunday, "I feel it is an advantage, having AUVIl 9 beloved husband of Helen Head (nee Pesto). devoted Ladies Auxiliary Bais Yaa-kov School regrets the passing of IRVING SPITALSKY, beloved father of Life Member Sylvia Kalb, at P.M. Interment in Church Cemetery. Friends received at the funeral On August 6, 1981, played here so often, Postlewait said. Postlewait broke out of a 12-way log father of Richard A.

Head WHEELING, W.Va. (AP) Hollis Stacy says Wheeling's Speidel golf course is the kind of course that can bring a frown to a golfer's face. nuotH i or uunaaik of Dundalk. Robert beloved husband of the and extends heartfelt home on Saturday from to 9 P.M. and on Sunda from 2 to 5 and 7 to Head of Coshocton.

Ohio, jam at 2-undcr-par 70 with a 18th hole late Lottie P. Auvil, de and Carole H. Fogle of Dundalk. Step-father of Linda A. Funderburk and P.M.

If desired, memorial contributions may be made to Hunt Memorial voted father of Madeline Garrison and Hermen Auvil, brother of Theodore Auvil of Pennsylvania, Roy Auvil of Ohio and Hazel to a ana to a r.M. William Able of Birmingham. Alabama. Grandfa LANDSMAN 9 United Methodist Church, Riderwood. Md.

(21137). ther of Robert A. Head of Shaffer of Baltimore. Also On Friday, August 7, 1981, HARRY MARTIN, PIZARRO 10e survived bv three Grand Edgewood, Linda A Head, William P. Head On Auaust 6.

1981. CAR children and four great- William A. and David A. LOS in New York Citv granacnnaren. Fogle of Dundalk.

Patricia rrienas are cordially in beloved husband of Mabel, step-father of Va H. Baker, Glenn G. and Saker, Glenn G. and birdie Friday that gave her a 3-under par 69. Steinbrenner wants strong commissioner vited to call at the Funeral gory nessa and buzanne Dure Home of Walter Brooks Bradley.

Dundalk ton, Ohio, Susan, Allison and Kathy Funderburk of oyiiifaiHy in tna laiimy MRS. ABE GUTMAN President STONE 8e Ladies Auxiliary Talmudi-cat Academy deeply mourns the passing of Life Member IDA STONE. MRS. BOUROUGH STORCH President SUNDICK 10 On August 7, 1981, ROSE, beloved daughter of the late Max and Sarah Sun-dick, beloved sister of the late Edith Myers, Lillian, Irvin, and Benjamin Sun-dick, beloved aunt of Mrs. Rosalie Berlin.

Also survived by grand nieces and grand nephews, great-grand nieces and great-grand nephews. Services at Sol Levin-son Bros. Home, 6010 Reisterstown road, on Sunday, August 9, at 12 where the service will be beloved husband of the late Sophie Landsman (nee Bressler), beloved father of Jack M. Landsman of Owings Mills, and Ronald S. Landsman of Luthervilla, beloved brother of Mrs.

Sarah Bressler, Mrs. Ida Gilden and Raymond Landsman and the lata Samuel and Joseph Landsman and Rose Friedman. Loving grandfather of Scott Evan beloved son-in-law of Mrs. William Lewis and brother-in-law of William W. Lewis, Jane L.

Fox and tsirminanam. ureal held on Monday at 1 P.M, ranaiamer or Laura ana Interment in Moreland Memorial Park. Visiting hours obert Head of Edae Elizabeth Anne Grittner wooa. Reposing in the Chapel aaiuroav ana aunaav. to Funeral services will be of The Church of the As ana to 3 r.rvi.

held at the Duda-Ruck BELMAN 9 cension, Fifth avenue at Tenth street, Sunday and Funeral of Dundalk, Inc. On August 7. 1981, FLOR 7922 Wise avenue, on Monday trom to ana ENCE GOLDFARB nee ana Brian David Landsman. Services at Sol Levin- to 9 P.M. Funeral Service NEW YORK (AP) Baseball Com Salawitch), wife of George Monday at 1 1 A.M.

Inter ment in Oak Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call Sat 1 1 A.M. Tuesday. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Cancer beiman, mother or Mrs Sarah Kallis of Atlanta son Bros. Home, 6010 Reisterstown road, on missioner Bowie Kuhn took a lot of criticism for his handling of the players urday and bunday from to 5 and 7 to and Jay I.

Goldfarb of bunday, Auaust 9. at 1 Bucks County. be Care Inc. RIDENOUR 9 P.M. Interment Beth El HOFFMAN 9 Interment Mikro Ko- loved sister of Mrs.

Mil Memorial park, Randalls- desh Beth Israel Con strike, but one person who isn't blaming him is New York Yankees owner On Thursday, August 6 On August 5, 1981 ALBERT CHARLES, be dred Simons of West town, Md. Please omit flowers. In mourning at 13B1, AGNES c. (nee Mar-ski), of Randallstown. be loved husband of the late Bloomfield, Mrs Ruth Levin of Hollywood 1 1 Ub Woodland drive George Steinbrenner.

loved wife of the late Rosemary Hoffman (nee Burinsky), devoted uncle beloved arandmother Lutherville, Md. (21093), Preston Melvin Ridenour of Dawn Gerhold, Beri, Al oit vjreenspring avenue of Bertha A. Rizzo Steinbrenner rapped his fellow club owners last night and said they should lison and Adam boldtarb. Family will be at the Cha riao- A Christian Wake Serv el on Sunday at 11:30 Services at Sol Bros. Home, 6010 devoted mother of Preston M.

Brady and Donald L. Ridenour. Grandmother of Linda Peeples, William, Susan give Kuhn more power. ice will be held at the Leonard J. Ruck Funeral Home, 5305 Harford road (at Echodale), on Heisterstown road, on LEILICH 9 Sunday, August 9, at 11 and John Ridenour.

Great A.M. Interment private, football nas a commissioner and baseball should have a commissioner," On August 7, 1981, MARY C. (nee Faber), beloved wife of Michael C. Leilich, Sunday at 8:30 P.M, grandmother of Jay John riease omit riowers. BODENCAK 8e ana lourtney peepies.

Friends may call at Lor- Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated in the Shrine of the Little Flower On August 6, 1981, ETTA devoted sister of Hose-mary Brady of Philadelphia, Pa. A Christian Wake Serv- L. (nee Hahner). of Hillen- on Monday at 9 A.M. Interment in Most Holv Re ing-Byers Chapel, 8728 Liberty road (2 miles west of Beltway exit 18), on Saturday and Sunday.

7 to dale, beloved wife of John Steinbrenner said. "It wasn't his (Kuhn's) fault for the recent strike. He had no power. He had no license to do anything. I think he stood up admirably Bodencak, devoted mother of John Edward deemer Cemetery.

Friends may call Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 9 P.M., where Christian ice will be held at the Leonard J. Ruck Funeral Home, 5305 Harford road (at Echodale). on Janet Ann, Veronica Fay, fjation Cemetery, Bowleys ane. Please omit flowers. TOLLEY 8e On August 6, 1981, REGI-NA L.

(nee Nicholas), devoted wife of Marion R. Tolley, beloved mother of Marion, Charles, Richard and Thomas Tolley, JoAnn Hopkins, and Delores Elligson, dear sister of Maria Emrich Also survived by 16 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Visitation Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. at the Cvach Rosedale Funeral Home, 1211 Chesaco avenue Services, Monday at 10 A.M. Interment in Glen Haven Cemetery WALLACE 9 On July 30, 1981, DAVID WALLACE, beloved husband of Miriam M.

Wallace (nee Mandel), beloved father of Genie and Matthew Wallace. Memorial services wll be held on Sunday, August 9, at 4 P.M. at the Baltimore Ethical Society. 3800 Gwynn Oak avenue, RnltimnrA Md Wake services will be ana Meionie Hutn boaen- to 9 P.M. with all the criticism that went his way held on Saturday, 7:30 cak, loving daughter of Sunday at 3 P.M.

A Mass HOWELL 9 "Some owners who claim to be his P.M. Mass of Christian Burial. Monday, Auaust of Christian Burial will be George and Ruth Hahner, dear sister of Joseph On August 7, 1981, ETHEL beloved mother of friend should have backed him. A camel 10, 9 A.M. at the Holy celebrated in St.

Clement's Church (Rosedale) Hahner, sister-in-law of Pamela L. Hahner, dear Janet Klock. mother-in ramiiy inurcn. tntomo- is a horse created by a committee and ment in Moreland Memori granddaughter of Etta law of Earl M. Klock grandmother of E.

Ken- al Park Mausoleum. Those on Monday at 1 1 A.M. Interment in Holly Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday and Sunday, Wilkerson. desiring may make contri don't want baseball to be run by little pockets of power.

A ship cannot run Funeral from the Con neth Klock and great-grandmother of Knstina nelly Funeral Home of i to 4 ana to a p.m. and Rachael Klock. butions to the Baltimore County General Hospital Foundation, or the Charity LIBERTO 9 Essex, 300 Mace avenue on Monday at 9:15 A without a captain. Friends are invited to call at the Burgee Funeral Mass of Christian Burial at "I'm tired of him (Kuhn) taking a Home, 3631 Falls road ot your cnoice. RUSINOVICH 9 On August 6, 1981.

Our Lady of Mt. Carmel from 2 to 5 and 7 to beating and I want this printed even if Church, at 10 A.M. Interment in Holly Hill Ceme P.M. Services on Monday Florida. WALTER be base umpires last night were locals: Joe Seidel, Jim O'Connor and Bob Roesner Plate ump was Steve Fields of Alexandria, Va.

PGA rivals must catch Murphy Continued from page 9 Eastwood and tour driving champion Dan Pohl. Pohl, sacrificing distance for accuracy by teeing off with a 4 wood, posted 67. Eastwood took 69. The trio stood at 136. Andy North, the 1978 U.S.

Open champion who has been second in his last two starts, shot 69 for fifth place at 137t Straight-hitting Tom Kite, seventh or better in 10 of his last 11 tournaments; former Masters champion Fuzzy Zoell-er and non-winner Vance Heafner were next at 138. Kite had 67, Zoeller 68 and Heafner 70. Nicklaus, searching for an unprecedented sixth PGA and 18th major professional championship, kept his driving under control, shot 68 and was menacing at 139. "This is not a course to get into a drivng contest. I'm not trying to nail the ball; I'm just trying to keep it in play.

I could hit it a lot farther," said Nicklaus, still shopping for his first triumph of 1981. Jerry Pate, who won his 1976 U.S. Open crown on this course, and Gil Morgan matched Nicklaus' total, Pate shooting 68 and Morgan 69. Murphy, second to Dave Stockton in the 1970 PGA, yet a non-winner since 1975, appeared headed for early disaster. But he sank a 15-foot putt on the opening hole to avoid a double bogey.

''Surprise, surprise, especially with the way I started off," he greeted the media for his postround interview. Murphy, 38, one of the game's 31 millionaires, settled down. He parred the next seven holes, birdied 8, 15 and 16. His only other bogey came at 14 when he caught a tree with his approach shot. Murphy may be in the right frame of mind to win his first major.

"I have a good feeling. I'm doing enough things right. And I'm making some putts. That's been my probem for the last two years," he said. Naturally, the subject would get around to Murphy's weight.

He handles such inquries with good humor- "I'm the 5-foot-10 I don't worry about my weight. I figure in my life I've lost about 500 pounds. "I just have bad habits. I like potato chips, rench fries and cold beer, in that order- I went on the Scarsdale Diet once. I lost seven pounds in seven days and I was hitting the ball 140 yards.

So I went back to my old, bad habits." at 2. f.M. interment get into trouble. This is not a knock against Ray Grebey, but the trouble was Dulaney Valley Memorial loved husband of Mary (nee Evano), devoted father of David W. and Gary tery.

Visiting hours 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. Christian Wake Services on Sunday On August 6, 1981, VINCENT J. (R.N.V.), of Catonsville, beloved son of the late Joseph and Rosa Liberto, beloved brother of Dora Liberto, Fannie Brown, Connie Meushaw. Sam A. Liberto and the late Rosa Zappa-costa, Mary McGlaughlin and Sally Brosenne.

Also survived by 13 nieces and neDhews. Gardens. NES ior m. nusinovicn. Also sur FLORISTS (225) created by the Player Relations Com at p.m.

On August 7. 1981, vived bv three sisters, BOWERS 9 two brothers and four mittee, which voted for the bylaws we ANDREW, beloved husband of Wilhelmina On Auaust 7. 1381. arandchildren. MARTIN 3rd.

of Madonna RAIMONDI'S 5 Shops to serve vou 5461 Park Heights Ave. Balto. (Mini M. Jonas (nna Mor now operate under. The commissioner Christian Wake Serv Its rolling hills, undulating greens and mountainous terrain often can cause problems for LPGA golfers used to playing considerably flatter courses.

But yesterday, Stacy an eight-year LPGA veteran had a smile on her face. A big one. And Speidel was the reason why. "This course is fun," said Stacy, who shot a 4-under-par 68 to take a 1-shot lead over Kathy Postlewait after the first round of the $125,000 West Virginia LPGA Classic. "You've got to have a sense of humor on this course," Stacy said.

"Why? Because there are a few holes on this course where you have to stand on your nose to play." Stacy, of course, was referring to the sidehill, uphill and downhill lies that are frequent on Speidel's undulating turf. Stacy is a West Virginia tournament veteran, having played in all seven previous Wheeling tournaments. She and Postlewait are among just four golfers who have played in every Wheeling tournament, and Postlewait thinks that's more than just a coincidence. Vermeil raps Eagles after poor effort WEST CHESTER, Pa. (AP) It's one thing to lose an exhibition game, but for Philadelphia Eagles coach Dick Vermeil, not playing well is much worse.

"To me, it's not as disappointing to lose in the pre-season as it is to play poorly," Vermeil said yesterday, a day after the Eagles dropped their National Football League pre-season opener in Houston to the Oilers 13-10. "Collectively, there were some good things, but overall, I expected us to play better than we did," he said. "There are probably reasons, but I'm only interested in the end result The Eagles lost two fumbles, were intercepted once and were called for 15 penalties in the lackluster effort. "It reminded me of a team playing in six inches of mud," said offensive line coach Jerry Wampfler," thinking back on the game in Houston. The Eagles returned to their West Chester State College training camp Friday for an afternoon of meetings and a light half-hour workout.

Vermeil, who said last week that training camp was going very well, said such confidence may have led to some of the problems against the Oilers. "For three weeks, and for some guys four weeks, all we've done is praise them and tell them what a great job they've been doing," Vermeil said, adding that compliments can lead players to think they "don't have to concentrate and play hard." Wampfler said he was disappointed in some of the veterans. "I expected them to play better," he said. "Obviously, our guard situation is not solid." Vermeil did praise the play of fullback Perry Harrington, backup quarter husband of Louise Lemmon Bowers, fathe simply has to be the commissioner. row), devoted father of David W.

and H. Andrew Jones, dear brother of Cedoma Mali baito. Columbia Mall Upper Level nf Brian K. and Leslie Friends may call at the Leroy M. and Russell C.

Witzke Funerel Home of don't blame Bowie at all we're so Bowers and son of Joseph Mrs. Eleanora Bouahte village bquare Heisterstown Jumpers Mall Glen Burnie Phnna Htfiart AM tn PM ices will be held at the Leonard J. Ruck Funeral Home, 5305 Harford road (at Echodale), on Sunday at 8 P.M. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated in St. Mat and Lillian sowers stupid we stripped him of all his Also survived by four Catonsville, 1630 Edmondson avenue.

Catons Services will be nei grandchildren. Monday. Auaust 10. at power." ville (Beltway exit 14 Friends are invited to code 301-466-3100 FREE PARKING at all locations P.M. at Bethel Presbyteri call at the William thew's Church, on Mon.

an Church. Madonna, Ma. Steinbrenner was quick to point out Johnson Funeral Home day at 9 A.M. Interment in one block East of Rolling road), on Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. Christian Wake Services on Sunday at 7 8521 Loch Raven boule CEMETERY LOTS (230) the owners have to change the system.

Interment in adjoining cemetery. Friends may call at the church, Sundey vard (Beltway exit 29), on Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens. Friends may call Saturday and Sunday 2 to 2 SIDE SIDE LOTS in Garden of Peace Section. Must sell. Call Saturday from to f.M, and Sunday from 3 to from 6:30 to 9 P.M.

Me morial contributions may and 7 to 9 P.M. Funeral on and to 9 P.M. SAUTER 10e P.M. Mass of Christian Burial at St. John the Baptist Church on Monday at 10 A.M.

Interment in New be made to tne jarretts Monday at 10 A.M. Inter On August 7, 1981. ville Lions CluD. DULANEY VALLEY MEM. GAR DENS 2-grave lot 16x24 bronze memorial.

828-5 180. ment at Oak Lawn Ceme "We've got to undo the problems made self-evident during the strike. The commissioner performed admirably during the strike and stood up well, maybe because he had no license to do anything. And we damn well better get BURLESON 9 Cathedral Cemetery. MARIE, of Woodlawn, sister of Freda Reichlin, Dor tery.

Those desiring may make contributions to the On Auaust 7. 1981. AL Mclean 10 MEADOW RIDGE MEMORIAL PARK 4 lots. Call 477-9243 BERT, beloved husband of American Cancer Society othy Kroner and Herbert Sauter. Also survived by several nieces and neph Ear ene (nee Freeman), or ine unariiy ui mi? On August 8, 1981.

RUTH TYLER, beloved wife of the late C. Kenneth McLean, sister of Emerson devoted father of Alberta choice. SPECIAL NOTICES (240) ews. JONES 9 Stermer, loving granata-thor of Loretta J. Burle Tyler, Dorothy T.

UNEMPLOYED SPORTS FANS" son. Frances K. Kincaid No viewing ot the remains will be held. Friends and relatives will be notified of a Memorial Service Acomb, Ruby Cause aunt of Pamela Jenderl Janice L. Stermer and Do The Officers and Members of Boumi Temple Harem regret the passing of our Member H.

ANDREW nise Stermer Dr Clark Hoshall. Jr. (255) PROPOSALS Funeral from the E.F that situation changed. Net champ gains final Ross T. Causev.

Dean A. to be held at a later date SCHMIDT 9 JONES, and extend sin Lassahn Funeral Home cere sympathy to the (Kinasvillel. 11750 Bela On Auaust 6. 1981 family. road.

Monday 11 A.M. In HENRY (Harry), be Petty, B. Kenneth McLean and Dorothy Lee McLean. Friends may call at the Mitchell-Wiedefeld Home. 6500 York road (at Over-brook), Saturday, 7 to 9 terment in Holly Hill Me loved husband of Theresa CHARLES E.

LAWRENCE, SR. President STATE AVIATION ADMINISTRATION MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS CONTRACT NO. SAA-CO-82-001 VALET PARKING LOT EXPANSION BALTIMOREWASHINGTON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Schmidt (nee Watkins), devoted father of Mrs JONES 8e morial Gardens. Visiting, to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. DIDUSCH 9 The Point Breeze Chapter P.M.

and Sunday. 2 to 5 and 6 to 9 P.M. Funeral On Auaust 7. 1981 Nancy Kehs and the late Christine and Terry Schmidt, grandfather of Christine and Tommy Telephone Pioneers of America, announces with deep regret the passing of services will be held Mon MIDDLEBURY, Conn. (AP) Defending champion Kate Gompert of Redwood City, advanced into the finals of the national Girls' 18 Tennis WILLIAM beloved son of the late Joseph and day 10 A.M.

Interment in one our retirea memDers Kens be Catherine Didusch Druid Ridge Cemetery. MUTH 9 Andrew, and conveys its Funeral from the Funer loved uncle of Dr. Joseph H. Mennina. Mrs.

Margaret sincere sympathy to al Home of John C. Miller, Tournament yesterday by beating An family. 6415 Belair road, on Schultz, Mrs. Catherine KAIN 9 Monday at 8:15 A.M the State Aviation Administration and marked "Valet Parking Lot Expansion, BaltimoreWashing ton International Airport" aa em braced in Contract No. SAA-CO 82-001 will be received at tne Division of Engineering of the State Aviation Administration, Central Terminal, Third Floor.

Bal timoreWashington International Rogers, Mrs. Ann Schuler Mass of Christian Burial at On August 7, 1381 ijeorae ana josepn ui On August 7. 1981, LOUIS beloved husband of Catherine (nee Zhea), devoted father of Anita Diez, step-father of Charles Eisenberger, and Catherine Bell, grandfather of The Church of the Annun. drea Leand of Brooklandville, 1 6-3, 6-4. Also going into Saturday's finals dusch.

LUCILLE H. KAIN (nee Hobbs), beloved wife of ciation, at 9 A.M. Inter Services in the Chapel the late J. Howard Kain ment in Park wood Ceme of Henry w. Jenkins (x sister of Miss Virgini tery.

Visiting hours on Sons. 4905 York road. Lisa Bonder of Saline, who de Hobbs and Mrs. Jane Har Gregory, Jeffery. Michael Heather, and Susan, areat- Saturday and Sunday on I Monday at 10 A.M.

Inter trom 2 to and to 11:00 A.M.. E.D.T., August 24 1981, end a 11:30 A.M.. on this date and place thev will be public feated Cheryl Jones of Los Angeles, 6 ment in Holy Redeemer tig and aunt of Mrs. Fre Anoier of Mrc Cemetery. Friends may P.M A Christian Wake Service will be held on Charles Hanson, Mr.

call on Saturday and bun Sunday at 7:30 PM Charles A. Hobbs, 4th and Mr. Jamas C. McManaway day, 7 to a p.m. Those who desire may send contributions to The FAULSTICH 9 of Mass.

She is also sur tively no bids will be received after 11:00 A.M. The work to be done undet this Contract embraces the furnishtng of all labor materials, tools and eautpmeni and performing all operations necessary to complete the construction a bituminous Church of the Annuncia vived by great-nieces and On August 7, 1981, MAn-GARET (nee Braun), be tion, 5212 McCormick loved wife of the lat avenue. (21206). nepnews. The family will receive friends on Sunday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M.

at the Nicholas H. Faulstich. de grandfatfrar of Nicholas Allen. Friends may call at the Leroy ana Russell C. Witze Funeral Home of Catonsville, 1630 Edmondson avenue (Beltway exit 14 one block east of Rolling road), on Sunday from 2 to 6 and 7 to 9 P.M.

Services will be held on Monday at 11 A.M. Interment in Druid Ridge Cemetery If desired, contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, Lower Level 200 East Joppa voted mother of Frances M. Morrow, Catherine Sterling Funeral Estate 736 Edmondson avenue Leitschuh. Gerald J. Faul stich, Agnes M.

Fowler COTTCTOTfj vdwi psTKing area cjikj ait associated work to modify the, existing parktng facilities adjacent to Cedar Road, complete in ac. cordance wtth these Specif ice tions and the Contract Drawings Plans. Specifications and other- and the late Henry N. Faul: Catonsville (half mile west of Beltway Exit 14), where Funeral Services will be stich. Also survived Dy grandchildren and 1 held on Monday at 11:30 rftat-arandchildren.

A.M Interment in Harmony Cemetery. McHenry Christian Wake Serv ices will be held at th road, West i-nenasnip road. Baltimore U12U4). MUTH 8e Leonard Ruck Funeral Md Kindly omit flowers Concordia Lodge No. 13 NOTICE Th mtximum luMity of the Sunpaptrl tor tny error in printing or tt dtta of pubfecinon of dMarfwd tdvotiMnwiu ha iimiMd to 1 1 1 rh cancellation ot tna con of tha fiat i-corract naanion only: or (21 ona-nma re-nm of tha eorractad advartiaa'nant Aftar a ciaaarhad ad oroard.

cancellation and chanpea era not guaranteed before tna fnt awertion. For eda appearing mora than once, nonce ot errore muat be given una for correction before aecond neenion. Tha Sunpepera anal not be katae tor con-aaouential damegee of any kind due to errore or omeaion of ed-vertieemente. whether negbgant or not In addition claaarried ad-varttama eutxact to ptowaiona 2-6, 6-4. In doubles play, Linda Gates of Hillsborough, and Gretchen Rush of Pittsburgh beat Beth Herr of Dayton, Ohio, and Penny Barg of North Miami Beach, 6-4, 6-2, to gain a spot in the finals competition.

Also, Zina Garrison and Lori McNeil of Houston defeated Barbara Gerkin of Thousand Oaks, and Lynn Lewis of San Diego, 3-6, 6-0 and 6-1. McKinney grabs archery crown OXFORD, Ohio (AP) Rich McKinney of Glendale, Ariz, won bis third consecutive men's title, and Debra Metzger of Lancaster, won her first women's title yesterday in the 97th annual target tournament of the National Archery Association. Home, 6305 Harford road (at Echodale). on Sunday at 4 P.M Mass of Christian Bunal will be REPLIES TO BOX A.F A.M., regrets to announce the loss of our brother LOUIS MUTH. and extends sincere synv oathv to his family Me NUMBEKS celebrated in St.

Antho ny's Church, on Monday Whan mnrvinc to an ad with 9 A.M. Interment in Most a boi number use tin txsct. morial Services will be held at the funeral parlor Homer sparks U.S. nine win EDMONTON, Alberta (AP) Odi-bee McDowell, a freshman from Miami Dade University, hit a two-out, three-run homer in the bottom of the ninth inning to cap a five-run uprising that gave the United States a 6-4 triumph over Korea In Intercontinental Cup play yesterday. It was the first game in the eight-country, 11 -day amateur competition for both clubs Holy Redeemer Cemetery Icttar and numoei nun? THE SUN For Convenient Home Delivery Call 539-1 280 In Maryland, Outside Toil-Free Area.

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