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14 June 21, 1971 THE DAILY QKT.AHOMATJ MobileScoub Death Gajms F. H. Tihen, 64 Beauchamp Lifts Cards Past Cubs mm juiiudii Tourney Title Francis H. (Frank) Tihen, 64, of 7407 Santn Fe, former state director of the U. S.

Brewers Association, died Sunday after nn apparent heart attack. Rosary will be snid at 7:30 n.m. LAUKENCE W. SNOW NORMAN Services for Laurence W. Snow, 62, Silver Spring, Md and former Norman resident, will be at 10 a.m.

Tuesday nt Primrose Funeral Home with burial in IOOF Cemetery. Masonic services will be MKS. IVA MAE REAVES Services for Mrs. Iva Mae Reaves, 70, of 32 SE 27, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Capitol Hill Funeral Home with burial in Rcsthnven Cemetery.

Mrs. Reaves died Saturday at South Community Hospital. Mrs. Reaves, born in Sugden, came to Oklahoma City in 1924 and had lived here since. She Tuesday at Smith Kcrnke a neral Homo.

Requiem' mass will The Arlington Mobile Scouts be at 1 pjn. Wednesday at Cor- conducted hv Nm-mnn i vi 59 with burial in Resurrection Hosnilal In Silver Snrltw Cemcfery. Snow was born in Claremore. TuTcn'wM hom was a Baptist. The Cards added the decisive run in the ninth when Bill Bonham issued three walks and Lou Brock off Phil Regan.

Joe Pcpitone, who went into the game with seven straight hits, grounded out in the fourth to end that streak, but homered in the ninth for the Cubs' final run, extending his hitting string to 19 games. ST. LOUIS CHICAGO City, Mo. He came to Oklahoma Oklahoma Press for nine vcars include three sons, City 30 years ago. Director of and for the Dow Jones Wall SulPhur sPrinES.

the U. S. Brewers Association Street Journal Publishing Com- rk-': Ro.bo,l't K- Jr- siloam for 30 years, he had planned to pany at the lime of his death Springs. and Jack of the retire this fall. He had previous- Snow was educated a the home; five daughters, Mrs.

Dee ly worked for the United Press Chiloeeo Indian School He was P01' Houston; Mrs. Florin Kansas City, He graduated a member of Se LodEc fe6 425 SE 50' M-from St. Benedict College. At- No. 3S, Dallas Teas' Constat Lnms, Gentry, Mrs.

Jean-ehison, in 1926. He was a ry, Shrine- Holla Temnln of tc Storingcr. Oakland, throughout the women's fast pitch invitational soft-ball tournament undefeated, dumping the Denton Drifters in the championship game, 8-4, Sunday night. It was the second victory for the Scouts over Don-ton, a 3-2 nine-inning victory coming earlier in the finals of the winners bracket. The Drifters topped the Dallas Chargers in the losers bracket, 7-4.

DALLAS 15, CLASSIC member of Corpus Chnsti Catli- Dallas, and International Tvno- ntl 01 "10 l1ome: a Church. uranhical Union. wn cr- Vcsler Willoughby, Canadl- CHICAGO (AP) Jim Beauchamp tripled homo hot-hitting Joe Torre with the tying run in the eighth Inning and then scored on Gerry McNertney's bouncer ovor the mound Sunday, sparking the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-4 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Torre, who earlier homered and singled in another run.

singled with one out in the eighth his fourth straight hit an his second four-hit game of the series to start the come-from-behind rally off Ken Holtzman. Torre put the Cardinals ahead 1-0 with a leadoff homer in the second and made it 2-0 when he singled after Matty Alou doubled in the third. The Cubs tied it in the fifth when Johnny Callison tripled and Chris Canniz-zaro followed with his MAlOU I I I Kesslngor ss MKS. I LA M. EVERETT UNION CITY Services Mrs.

Ha Mae Everett, .74, Unit City, will be at 10 a.m. Wcdne. day at United Methodist Chun with burial in Union City Cenv tcry conducted by Turner neral Home. Mrs. Everett die Saturday in her home.

Mrs. Everett was bom i Springtown, Tex. She came i Mountain View in 1900. and Union City in 1921. She was member of United Mclhodi Church.

Survivors include two son; Rticty and John, both of Unio City; three daughters, Mr; Lcona i and Nin Faye Hyde, both of Billiiig: and Mrs. Anne Bollinge. Union City; a brother, Graves, Union City, and two si! lers, Mrs. Ona Ashcraft, Okl homa City, and Mrs. Myrtl Johnson, Phoenix.

Range Repor Equals Low Oklahoma's range feed reported on June 1, equal) the lowest range conditior recorded in 1937, accord ing to the Oklahoma Cror and Livestock Reporting Service. The feed registers lc points below average. Cattle condition, at 78 per cent, is the lowest i occKort jb an, and four sisters, Mrs. Eva Nors worthy, Wichita Falls; Mrs. Jancy Recce, Walters; Doris Hamm, San Antonio, and Mrs.

Idonia Payne, Wichita Falls; also 26 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. 1 0 1 I Pepllone DALLAS 0, OAKIES member of Silver Spring Methodist Church. Survivors include his wife, Melba a son, L.R., San Diego; two step-sons, Newell wrighi, McAlcster, and Harvey Wright, Gainsvillo; three datigli-tors, Mrs. Myrna Montgomery, 1345 SW 61 and Mrs. Patricia Haxel.

Norman; three brothers, O. L. Green, Wellston; Wayne, Victorville, and Jack, Los Angeles, and a sister, Mrs. Dave Cornell, Tulsa. MaxvH ss 3 0 1 0 BnnhVm nnSS gal'" Chargers 0 010 02-7 10 Oakies 030 002 00-5 12 2 Sanlorlnl 3 0 0 0 Regan 0 0 0 0 Cvlllns; Fourkiller and Ed.

Survivors include his wife, Marcclyn; a brother, Herman, Kenosha, and two sisters, Ann Tilien, St. Louis, and Mrs. Jo Rolfes, Jefferson, Mo. A. C.

WEATHEKSBEE Services for former Oklahoma City resident A. C. (Jack) Weathersbce, 65, Truth or Consequences, N.M., will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Bill Merritt Funeral Service with burial in Dale Cemetery. Weathersbce died Saturday in New Mexico.

Wcathersbee was born in Crawford, and came to Oklahoma City as a child. He lived here 20 years prior to moving to New Mexico. He was a former road construction 37 5 10 i Total CLASSIC MOOSE Classic Troohy 012 Moose Lodge Ellgrd. fnd Scotti'Eckart, Adams (4) 3B Callison, Beauchamp. Arlington Scouts loi onn nnf-i i HR-Torre (9), Jiaro (3), Peollone Demon Drillers 200-2 (10).

Jim Beauchamp third homer of the year. They went ahead in the seventh when Glenn Beck-ert walked and scored on a double by Billy Williams. MRS. MAUDIE E. McATI.EE EL RENO Services for Mrs.

Maudie E. McAtlce, 81, El Reno, will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Pleasant View Church in Elkland, with burial in Pleasant View Cemetery conducted by Wilson Funeral Home. She died Saturday in a Yukon nursing home. Mrs.

McAtlee was born in Marshfield; Mo. A resident of El Reno since 1937, she was a member of Gospel Center Church. Drabowsky (W.4 0) ER BB SO onu mnson. i i i DALLAS 7, MERCHANTS 1 3 2 2 3 1 Dallas Charaers 310 120 17 9 i A i F' Worth Merchants 000 002 02 7 i i 1 I 2 Batchler; Antlhony, Hedge RHBP-t Santorlnl (Peollone). 5:47.

scouts 9. oakirc i MRS. NEVA H. CHRISTNEIt STUART. Fla.

Mrs. Neva Haight Chnstner, 93, Stuart, a former resident of Oklahoma City, died Thursday. Burial riles jn Carnegie, are pending. Mrs. Christner was born in Rockford.

and moved to Crete, Neb. as a eirl. Tliom ch Oaklcs ioo 000 1 4 5 Rooerj Edmonds; Hobbs and Survivors include his wife, Gladys; three brothers J.M., Memphis, W. E. Pasco; Denton ffi.o'o-SlO 0 Classic Trophy Angels, Royals Allison Logs 4th Split Twin Bill cwl and N.C., Truth or Con OTfnMnVMuKtSdScctll 3 DALLAS S.

DOTTIE'S 4 sequences, N.M three sisters, graduated from Doane College. 000 000 415 i Survivors Inrhtrtn tuv. Mrs. Jewell Rails, Ly, "lovea to tnawnee: which urn t.ji.J Paul, El Reno, and Earl Minn-! Drive; Mrs. Bill Henricks, Tul Territory.

She also lived in Car- Tox-: three daughters, June 1 cattle condition Wl WWBV TV II I III IXVJW tins, Miller; Holmes and Cul- R0'-' 1 D8Pack StVV 2 urn muuniain view. "bb xtammona, jopim, ror.r.rH TJoa(to Survivors include a daughter Io-; Mrs- wiUia R. Roberts GCOrd' EeceiPts cattle Mrs. Lyle C. Wilson.

Stuart' Cai'f- and Mrs. Rob- and calves at Oklahoma sa, and Mrs. Rae Close, Albuquerque. SAMUEL NOKRIS EL RENO Samuel Norris, Rt. 2, El Reno, died Sunday at a nursing home after a long in slant touch with his crew, who told him of the acci four grandchildren and fr'ney.

2228 SE 40, and two City National Stockvards two great-erandchilrirmi SCOUTS DENTON rljaton Scouts 140 030 08 Dcnlon Drifters dents nn fho tvzsnh- jkmuis, mrs. vada Gardner i I air Grove, and Mrs. An- May increased 18,279 sel Senkee, Stockton, Calif. head from a year earlier. Memorials may be made to (he Lyle C.

Wilson Memorial ness. Services will be at 2 p.m. Hobbs and Rogers; Pack all tourney team iuesaay ai turner runcrai funa, ftiartin County Memorial lb-- Cemetery ickf Denton Norris was born in' Crescent, p'uiiieid-'cheryi Nichols. moved to Yates Center, in Funerals 1926 and returned to Yukon and El Reno in 1964. He was a self- ritSSs' genlon: Kris Kober, Dallas.

Rosers, Arllnalon. da u7Hl Seward, Arlington; Lin- Pitcher-Donna Pourk iter n.1,1.. umpiuytu irutKer. ne was a ouisiandina oiicheF-Nina Hobbs Ar- member of Resurrection Luther- employed trucker. He was RIVERSIDE, Calif.

(AP) Bobby Allison and his electronic helmet survived 100-degree-plus temperatures Sunday to win NASCAR's 400-mile Winston Golden State Grand National stock car race. It was Allison's fourth victory in a row. The racing gentleman from Hueytown, pushed his 1970 Dodge around Riverside International Raceway's 2.6-mile road course at an average speed of 93.622 miles an hour and was never in trouble. Using a two-way radio from his car to the pits. Allison was in almost con- Paee Catiett, 55, of 816 NW 38; -11 a.m.

Monday at St. Paul's Cathedral with burial in Green Hill Cemetery, Muskogee at 11 a.m. Tues- Most' Valuable PUyer Ebb Paclr an unr.J.r 1.71. Survivors include his wife, 10 anve to avoid trouble and how his car looked on the turns and straightaways. Ray Elder of Caruthers, driving a 1971 Dodge, captured second place, less than a lap behind and Cecil Gordon, Ar-den, N.

was third, six-laps back. Allison won the World 600 at Charlotte, N. and the Motor State 400 at Irish Hills, in a Mercury, then captured the Mason-Dixon 500 at Dover, in a. Ford. of God One; oay.

STUART, Mrs. Pearl. 63. Ana R.allor-Sponor Qpfh Brok.r-lnHructor heim, 2 p.m. Monday at Delia; two sons, Donald, Wichita, and Ronald, Augusta, a sister, Mary Lou.

California; two brothers, Roy, El Dorado, and George, Chanulc, a sister, Mrs. Ann Morrison, Altoona, and his mother. Mrs. Lirta Nnrris TTrn. At Wheeler No.

6:28 St. Mary Cfvarv Tcmolc; WOCanltol Hill NaV. SJr James; Blues vs. Chromal oy; Baot. rt i i a ivuoiown Funeral Home with burial In Memorial Park Cemetery.

SMITH, Mrs. Nancy 88. of KANSAS CITY (AP) Pitcher Tom Murphv's two-run double in the fourth inning and a three-run flurry in the fifth sparked the California Angels to an S-4 victory over Kansas City for a split of their Sunday doublehead-er. A Cap Day crowd of 35,295 largest in Kansas City's baseball history saw the Royals win the first game 5-1 behind the pitching and hitting of Bruce Dal Canton. The Angels trailed 3-2 in the fourth inning of the nightcap when Roger Re-poz walked, Jeff Torborg doubled and Murphy lashed a double to left center field for two runs.

Tony Gonzalez' single a double by Alex Johnson, Jim Spencer's two-run single and a run-producing single by Repoz boosted the California lead to 7-3 in the fifth and Spencer tripled home an insurance run in the ninth. Murphy, tagged for 12 hits in the 6 2-3 innings he pitched, picked up his fourth victory against eight setbacks. Royals' starter Al Fitzm orris, knocked out in the fifth, took the loss. CALIFORNIA KANSAS CITY j-ruinam uiv Christian vs. St.

Luke 4:30 Revival Tab. eHhr -MtnB Methl Tab. One, No. 4: 6:30 Lakeview Park Nar. Two vs.

Western Oaks noniies; Church of Servant Temple (HS): Baot. Temole LetsBrewers 00nerGer SpiitWithA's Retains Title At Wheeler No. 6:30 Four Square Gospe vs. St. Petrick's Two; Christian vs.

First 9-Plalnvlew Baot. yj Olivet Baot. At ley Post: 6:30 Pairvlew Baot. Six-wmIGI appro basfc course in real es-fae is btih oh Jane 28. Clares rvistf on Mow.

it Thurs. -fVo p. GWuaiei f-ffiis sUorf courie millet fixawi. Noui Blackweool Collet jy--a a eastern; 2 p.m. Wednesday at Capitol Hill Funeral Home, with burial in Sunny Lane Cemetery.

DIAL, George of 1736 NW 2 p.m. at Guardian Midtown Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. CRAWFORD, Jess 47, of 1325 SW 45; 1 p.m. Tuesday at Chapel of the Roses in Resthaven Cemetery. BARNES, Earl Edwin, 61, of 6305 Villa; 1 p.m.

Monday at Halm-Cook, Street Draper Funeral Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. MAVFIELD, Allen 83, formerly of 1539 SW 2 p.m. Monday at Church of the First Born wilh burial in Sunny Lane Cemetery. ORVILLE S. HARTLKV Services for Orville Stanley Hartley, 75, of 1521 NW 20, will be at 10 a.m.

Tuesday at Guardian Midtown Funeral Home with burial in Resthaven Cemetery. Hartley was dead on arrival Saturday at St. Anthony Hospital. Born in Fort Wayne, Hartley came as an infant with his parents to Indian Territory. He moved to Oklahoma City in 3939 from Duncan.

A retired grocery store owner, he was a veteran of World War I. Survivors include his wife, Carrie Lee; a son, Don, 7709 Roff, and two sisters, Mrs. Ethel Allen, Allen, and Mrs. Geral-dine Howard, Modesto, Calif. ys Wickllne Meih.

lolrls). Moth, (olrls); Mieth. biy (HS); Meth. Faith Two Atwooason No. 1: Vlp's vs.

Klmberllno; vs. Harter Concrete; 8:30 CH vs. Hertz; 9:30 Caoitol Hill Assembly vs. Soulnmlnsler At Lake Hclncr: 6:30 I a I Christian vs. Pulnam Clly Bapt.

9lrls): Christian vs. First Presb. (HS); 8:30 Memorial MILWAUKEE (AP) Pinch-hitter Andy Kosco ripped a three-run homer in the eighth inning, capping a five-run comeback that shot the Milwaukee Brewers to a 7-4 victory over Oakland in their dou-bleheader nightcap Sunday, snapping a five-game string for the A's. Mike Epstein, Reggie a Dave Duncan and Sal Bando slugged ho- g.LDS; 7:30 Chrislian Center vs. Univ.

Place Christian; Lulh. vi. Messiah 9:35 Lakewood Baci. DURANT Clyde Chris man of Denton, Texas and the University of Oklahoma, shot a one over par 72 Sunday in the third and final round of the tourney to win the 25th annual Little Dixie Classic. Chrisman led from the second round of the tourney on the course to successfully defend the championship he won here a year ago.

CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT C. Chrlslman. Denton, Tex. 69-71-72212 At River Park No. 6:30 Grace Meth.

Two vs. Grace Meth. One; 7:45 Council Rd, Baot. (HS) 9-Kelha'm vs. Ch, Alomar 2I 4 0 0 0 Palck ss 3 2 10 Freoosl si 3 0 0 0 Schaal 3b 2 110 Gonialez cf 4 0 10 Otis cf 01 I At River Park No.

2: reshr vs. Wesley Meth. (HS); HsT lh VSl NW Parl No- 3 lie vs. WE Accounting. AJohnson If 3 0 10 Harrison lb 3 0 0 2 Cowan oh 10 10 Rotas mors as the A's won the TConglro rl 4 0 0 0 ROI Bapt.

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4: 6:30 Mavrldtm a.Pl. vs. Western Hills Bapt. (HsT.r 73-49-7S-2I7 T. 79.76-77-222 73-72-77-222 2 Brsmeler oooo Abernthy 0 0 0 0 11 1 6 1 Total oooo Oakland's Diego Scgui 0 0 0 0 0 took a 4-0 lead into the sev- 28S7 5 enth inning of the second i5ol game- but was liftGd after Willie Starncs.

Duran Meth. (HS): Ron Metheny, Durant 73-75-78-226 0 0 0 0 I Bapt, vs. Tr ntlv Baot. Bapt. wvr'ZJi Kinm city Bapt Capitol Hill Bapt.

nP-SnlorBla 2' City 1. LOB (HS). Calllornla 5, Kansas City 4. HR Spencer (8). SF ER Wight (L.7-6) 6 5 i E.FIsher Bando throwing error, a walk and singles by Tommy Harper and Gus Gil sent two runs home.

Kosco, batting for Dave May, then greeted reliever Darold Knowlcs with a shot over the left field OalCanton (W.7.2) 5-3 0 -Abernalhy. Wp Wrloht. I Rothschild's Men's Value Basement Oklahoma's Largest Basement Clothing Dept. I 2:19. SECOND CALIPORN KANSAS CITY paiek ss ajrih2o fcnce for 'lis third homer Alomar 2b OTHER WINNERS Wakefield, Du-2jA 'Flight John Floyd, Sherman, g' Wcldman, Dallas, 239.

CiTv, 236 Sounds, Oklahoma Flight J. P. Waters, McAlcster, Fllghl-Bob Ellis. Choctaw, 251. CUPIT CHAMPION AT BARTLESVILLE BARTLESVILLE Buster Cupit of Longview, Texas, fired a 66 and edged Pete Fleming of Hot Springs, by one stroke for the pro championship tit the Hillcrest golf tournament Sunday.

Cupit finished with a 142. PROFESSIONAL of the scasonn. Sonjjlei cf 3 2 2 Knooo 3b uonnson If Otis Thornton Qualifies For World Meet ST. LOUIS (AP) Joe Thornton of Tahlequah, will join an eight-member team that will represent the United States next month at the world archery championships at York, England. Thornton, the current U.S.

champion, qualified for the event Sunday with a score of 2,331 from a possible 2,880 in the national tryouts. Klrkoatrk The Brewers added two runs in the eighth, on a hit i i 3 3 Harrison son lb 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 Plnlclla I JBrlcn 3b rorborg rw.urpfiy ni ROilvei 10 10 Brgmeler Brsmeler Flumrrls i 0 Hooklns oh Kcouoh oh oatsrna" Roberto Pena's 3000 triple and a single by Har- 1011 per. 0 0 OAKLAND MILWAUKEE iiHi 1 B-JJaTc?" 38 112 7 Total 3 5 113 voss rl I 3 I 5 2 0 5 112 Ouster Cupit, Longview, Tex, 74-66-112 Tcoedlno lb Jooo Kosco lb 3 0 10 Kublak 2b 4 0 0o Tooedlr Kosco Kublak Kansas City 13. Pete Fleming, Hot Okla. City 72-72-m 5 13 1 Root ortrg, T.Murphy, Ab Justice.

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