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4 OAUAttbHirrtbuttC Wed Dec. 11,1968 QfJ PASS THIEF Hundreds Attend Last Rites for Bear Coach Farr Wins Honor with 10 interceptions which he returned 264 yards. Until the Buffalo game, though, he had intercepted only one pass. "Last year they threw to my man a lot, but they're not throwing to him this year," Farr explained. "Except for a few games, they've usually thrown to my side two or three times." Andy Morgensen CHICAGO (AP) The Chicago Bear squad was among more than 500 mourners who attended the funeral yesterday of Phil Handler, Bear assistant coach since 1952.

Handler, 60, died of a heart attack Sunday after watching the Bears defeat the Los Angeles Rams 17-16 on television in his suburban Skokie home. He, had been ill since an earlier heart attack last summer. Pallbearers Included Jim Dooley, head coach of the Bears; George Halas club president; Ed McCaskey, Bear vice president and treasurer; Sid Luckman, assistant coach; Richard Samuels, a business associate, and Harold Macy, a relative. The Bears cancelled a morning practice to attend the funeral. On Vacation NE.W YORK (AP) In discussing the attributes that make Miller Farr one of the American Football League's better cornerbacks, a Houston Oiler coach once said, "When a man makes a move, he knows what the a 1 1 's going to be." When a man makes a move, though, Farr also knows chances are good he won't be thrown to because that's the pattern of "play the opposition has followed this season.

The Buffalo Bills altered that pattern just long enough last Saturday to learn why op-posing quarterbacks have stayed away from Farr as much as possible this season. The Oiler ace intercepted two passes and returned them both for touchdowns, on runs of 52 and 40 yards, as the Oilers whipped the Bills 35-6. The performance enabled Farr to be named AFL defensive player of the week by The Associated Press today, edging another cornerback, Goldie Sellers of Kansas City. Farr led the AFL last year TIDE TABLE, PAGE 26 AFL fWhitworth i Named Top III 4iJ u. -WW 1W srii mmmw- hmim oil mm ILPGA Player CINCINNATI (AP) Kathy Whitworth was named today as the Player of the Year by the Ladies Professional IGolf Association, the third I consecutive year Miss Whit-j worth has been accorded the vhonor.

Miss Whitworth won four of Hhe last six tourneys and fin-j: ished third in another to help i accumulate 130.5 points to 128.5 for runner-up Carol Mann, LPGA headquarters announced. Selection is made on a point basis by awarding points for finishes in the top five in LPGA- co-sponsored and lapproved events. During the tour year Miss Whitworth participated in 30 i official events. She won 10 and finished in the top five on 14 other occasions. ir.

Miss mitworth's 1968 included an all-time official money record of $48,379.50, an all time to--tal money record of $59,097.00 and her lowest scoring aver-l age evefof 72.16. imager Dropped, I Protests Anthem CLEVELAND (AP) Chris Wood, senior co-captain of the iAdelbert College basketball has been dropped from squad because he refused Xto stand during the playing of the National Anthem before llrTI 1 Bfi Hwo (oipi A i ii I I III I II II 17 I II 1 I I I II 1 1 .1 11 1 r-r-i Hi rr -J I i a i i i I i 1 it XJ I 'X' blactarall jthe John Carroll game Mon- day mght. li Wood was cut from the I I I I I Ii I I 1 I ai.l.-lVKUiHKIf IU I -squad by Coach Ron Ellis, Swho said in a memo left after (( VI Tra I vthe game at Adelbert gym: feel this reflects upon the team and the university and Jit. Ai- i a. a is nui in uie Desi interest, or what we can expect of West- I at 100 miles per hour! I jl 7 7 r'l x- Any of these Larger I C-j -1 r.ern Reserve University ath rjetes." Adelbert Is part of Case Western Reserve University ir.and plays in the Presidents II II it It II II I 1 I 77K1C -TTCII I Athletic Conference 7 I- I Wood did not start the game and remained on the bench cuntil halftime.

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