The Knoxville Journal from Knoxville, Tennessee • 11

0-8 THE KNOXVILLE JOURNAL Timdoy January 25 1955 Recreation Results utdoors CHIRCH INTERMEDIATES Pleassnt Hill Bap SI I alley Gr Bay 4 Around Here Rif alien Amatn fjn Bates 6 Bates 4 Bums IS Wade 4 King 5 Blae Grant Lost forfeit Beys Clab Maiden 8 Troutman 4 Lewis 17 Simpson Holley Sub4: Betas' Inman 4 Gaylon Burnett Haves Maples Sevier Heights Baptist Won forfeit Sharp's Klips XX Glanden 4 Sprouce 5 Webb 7 Bost 12 McCro 8 Alley 1 Club NEAS MRS IDA of Mo she i passed away at her home it 6pm Monday Funeral service will be Wednesday at 2 30 at the Luth- I eran Church at Mosheim with burial in the adjoining cemetery Moaheww funeral Home Mosheim in charge RABY MRS CARRIE ANN WHITAKER age 62 of Concord Route 1 oea at 2 45 Sunday at Fort Sanders Hospital after a short illness She was a member of Grassy Valley Baptist Church She and Mr Raby were marred Aug 4 1912 and she was converted at an early ae Survivors husband James Raby sons James and Leon Concord Donald US Army daughters Mrs Oran Blackburn Mrs Mjrrrte Setber Concord Mrs A Hobbs Mrs Fred Sumners Mrs BLACK RAYMOND age 46 of Loudon Route 4 died at 5 30 am Sunday at Veterans Hospital Mountain Home Term after a long illness He was a member of Bethel Methodist Church Loudon and a Loudon County farmer Survivors widow Lima Black mother Mrs Black Dante sons Raymond Jr John Jimmy Michael all of Loudon daughters Mrs lowers Knoxville Judy Nancy and Susan Black Loudon brothers Elmer and Fred Black Knoxville sister Mrs Elizabeth Krorft Detroit Mich Funeral 2pm Tuesday at Weavers Chapel with Rev James Hart and Rev A Roop officiating Interment Lynnhurst Cemetery Pallbearers Honeycutt John Bright Ray Carpenter Clowe Sr Brody Harrison and Harold Coleman The body will remain at Weaver A Bristol reader asks you please write a column about the waste lands we have up around South Holston Watauga and Boone Lakes This land could be sowed in grain and would make wonderful places to hunt would you mention the fact that the foxes are simply taking the place up in the Kettle Foot Area of South i Holston If we could get a bounty on them it would help out a lot Thank Hunter Peters Route 4 Bristol Henson 1 Coleman 4 itv View Ext 24 East Ssphsmsres Robert Scarbrough Mrs Samuel Bur-chell Knoxville Mrs Knesiey Indianapolis 19 grandchildren sisters Mrs Cor Raby Mrs Minnie Vile Knoxville Funeral 2 pm Tuesday at Grassy Valley Baptist Church with Rav William Grean and Rev William lamas officiating The body will lie state from I to 2 Interment church cemetery Pallbearer Albert Boyd Bill Hickey Bill Northern Ray Solomon Kirby Jr Raymond Kirby The body will remain at Gi rcn 4 Workman I Ford 4 Cockrum Palmer 3 Subs East Bouds EAST LEAGLE ark ram Lamber Ca Vestal 7 Foster Pane 3 Foster 8 Mirhels 12 John-on Co -ter 7 Campbell Bright 4 Irwin 3 Mirkels Subs Cockrum Human 1 Apple 12 Vestal Beets 3 Hems Farnitera 46 Beeler Meiers 24 Beeler Majors 7 Hall 5 Cornwell 2 Beeler 4 Jelf Merchants 41 Kerr 3 Talley 6 Wright 1J Lowerv 1 Brophv 8 Malone 3 Drinnen I Driakell 15 Ftelden 14 -Sturgeon Cundy 3 Rlverdale 2f Gains 5 Clark 3 Levy 4 Jack a Cregcr 4 Subs Jefferson Mr Peters doesn't say whether the waste land is on the shores of these lakes and hence under the jurisdiction of TVA or owned by private individuals If it is TVA land a certain number of feet up to high water mark must be free of vegetation Other waste lands if owned by individuals would perhaps best serve a conservation need planted to trees rather than grain Tree planting would make a splendid project The state game and fish department is not financially able to undertake planting projects for waterfowl on a hap-hazard basis These wildfowl projects must be studied and then if practicable set up over a long-range period The time has come for hunters themselves to be a little more Merchants-Pioffitt Riveriale 36 BOWLING CHARLIE age 22 died Veterans Hospital Mountain Home Tenn Saturday Jan 22 Survivors wife Mrs Parti Bowling da ugh ter Judy both of Sneedvtllt father Bobbie Kyles Ford three sisters Mrs Lilly Smith Maryland Mrs Stella Smith Kyles Ford Mrs Ltn May Johnson Rogersville Funeral services 1pm Tuesday Jan 25 at the home with Rev George Martin and Rev Lveay officiating Burial family cemetery McNeil Sneedviltc in charge COURTNEY ROY 50 Shelbourne Towers supervisor at Kern Bakery died Monday 7 20 am at Fort Sanders Presbyterian Hospital Survivors widow Mrs Margaret Arj-Blr 22 person Courtney Daughters Mrs John Brooks x-ville Mrs Morty Buchwald Asheville grandson lohn Courtney Brooks sister Mrs Jenkins Knoxville brother Will Courtney Fort Texes Service Wednesday 2 pm it Mann Rev Eugene Roberts officiating Interment Lynnhurst Clint-tery Active a 1 1-bearers: Riley Ault Earl Bell Carter Claiborne Ralph Ferguson Crover Kirlt Frank Wright Honorary pallbearers Wayne Beals Wilbur Berry Harry James Roy and Brown John Greer Rav McCall Paul Robinson The body will remain at Mann where the family will receive friends 7 to 9 Tuesday 6 4 Drinnen 4 Levy independent of the state where wildlife matters are concerned If Webb 10 Major 10 there is a piece of land suitable for wildlife habitat a farmer who Jack T4 19 Fm'iev1! is willing to cooperate in raising and providing game and a place DiC'BMitr-to hunt it sportsmen themselves are going to have to take steps on their own to manage and improve these properties The state regardless of how much license increase is forthcoming cannot 1 "la'Jne 2 possibly make plantings of food and cover pn the thousands of small I ihe 4 farms in Tennessee At best the game and fish people can barely sub- a hold what we now have The future of small game hunting where IVeTrLbw private lands are concerned is distinctly up to hunters themselves Whether we like it or not this is going to become increasingly apparent as time moves on Cornwell 4 Veslftl TJ Jeffenea Citv Mer Mikels 3 Rimmer 1 Talley 16 Wright 4 Lowery 14 Biophy 6 Subs Armstrong 3 Silver 1 Scarlett Foster 4 Foster 3 Herman 3 Irwin Beeler 11 Driakell Rreveits Ftelden 22 Cundv 13 LEMON SIGNS Bob Lemon flexes his pitching arm after signing a 1955 contract with the Cleveland Indians yesterday General Manager Hank Greenberg looks on The Tribe indicated this contract may make Lemon the highest paid player in the American League It is believed he got more than $50000 (AP Wirephoto) ROBINSON MRS PEARL JOYCE STOOCDALE 75 of 2 East Fifth Avenue died at Fort Sanders Hospital early Sunday She a member the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church and iti Women's Btble Class Survivors daughter Mrv Walter Ernst with whom she lived four grandchildren end three greef-grendchikKen sisters Mrs Lee Anderson end Mrs Georgia Robison both of Birmingham end Mrs Carl 0 Stier of Bradenton Fta Services 2 pm Tuesday at Chapel with Rev William Warmeth officiating Interment will be tn Highland Memorial Cemetery Pallbearers Ross Hodges Carter Carmichael Clark West Frank Richmond F-and Lewis The body is at RUSSELL UNCLE BILL) He was the son of the lata Jason and Elizabeth Rogers Russell Mr Russell was born Jan 1 1 1870 He was 85 years old Ha was born and raised Claiborne County Tenn at Speedwell Mr Russell was a member of a pioneer family which settled in Claiborne County Ha was unmarried Mr Russell was one of Claiborne County's most prominent citizens He was one of Claiborne County most prominent businessmen having been very ac- five tn real estate For the past 20 years' ha has maoe his home at Cumberland Gap Tenn with Mr and Mrs Clarence Russell his nephew and jece He wa member of the Powell Valley Lodge No 488 He had preented to him tn 1954 the 50-year membership Ha the (art ot a family of nine and he survived by a large number ot nephew and nieces The body of Kir Russell will be removed from the Cewood Funeral Home Middlesboro Ky at 2 Tues-oay to tne home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Russell at Cumberland Gap Term The funeral services will be held at the home 2 pm Wednesday Interment will be the family cemetery at Speedwell Term The Masons will be charge ot graveside services Cewood Funeral Home Middlesbc Ky tn charge 1 41 a Campbell 8 Bob Lemon Inks Pact Subs: Cochrum Johnson 4 Williams 2 Williams 2 Apple 6 Home 15 or MIDGET "ilAGiV Rackets 21 Ceatral Rags IS Brovin 4 Tax lor 6 Pavne 3 Howard Jones Rocket Randv Edwards Cate Pritchard 2 Central Large Careful studies made by competent game technicians Indicate that a bounty on or any other predator has little effect toward reducing the numbers of predators Technicians and game management experts assert that the bounty proposition is an expensive nuisance It is fraught with fraud in the first place and serves no useful purpose in control of predation Where one or more predators are important factors in reducing CLEVELAND Ian 24 (TV-Pilcher Bob Lemon who says got just what I aked signed the wildlife population game technicians say efforts should be new' contract ith the Cleveland Indians today for about $50000 rected against them to effect a quick reduction in the number of That makes him the American most highly paid player if Ted Williams sticks to his thoge doing the damage in this case according to Mr Peters foxes cZlnem11 4 For Reported $50000 Cundy 4 KNOX Pm-SbuU King Langsford 6 Mar 3 Webb 16 Tipton Subs South Staley I Marcum Bright DANIELS EDO age 62 residence 970 Cleveland Place passed on Sunday 11 15 at Mountain Home Tenn Member of Baptist Church and veteran of World War I served the 120th Infantry Member of American Legion Survivors step-son Charles Rice Knoxville several nieces Lfi6lc 26 AJtri 4 jjwfiM no nephews Services 2pm Wednesday xkii at Rose Chapel Interment Nation- Egin 3 Palmer SuIm Alice Bell Smith Maginnis 2 Sott Lonsdale Crai McIntyre Daniels 8 at Cemetery American Legion will have Palmer charge of service at the grave The body will be taken to the home of his sister-in-law Mrs Gussie Lewi 970 retirment from ile Bohtjn Red Sox Lemon pitched 23 wt tones igainst 7 looses last season and General Manager Hank Greenberg thinks he us worth the rnse which probably amounts to about $5000 Cleveland place 10 I Tuesday Rose charge Qualls H1LHOWLE MIDGETS I me Springs 26 Tarna4es IF-J Smith Boxvjer 3 DAVENPORT LUTHER I -Young Ambrose 2 i 53 ot 7003 Northshore Dr employ of Hoskins died Sunday afternoon STEPHENSON JOHN WESLEY 7 1 passed away suddenly at his home in Parrottsville Sunday evening Survived by his widow two sons Orville of New- The fox in Tennessee has long had a sharp political stinger and unwise legislators have removed it from game and fish control in many counties It is protected by local laws Attempts have been made by game technicians to the fox an innocent creature who never marauds but goes serenely through life living off berries and field mice I am not qualified to speak as a technician but as a self-taught naturalist of a sort I know one fact which will never come to light in a fox-stomach dissecting laboratory is that Reynard will naturally haunt a place where small game of any kind is plentiful When he finds a covey of quail or grouse he will kill as many as he can and bury those he cannot eat There are many records of fox destruc- lllini Coach Says Basketball Mann Mortuary at Baptist Hospital Survivors- wife Eu- Johnson Newel 3 Jen-y Smith Jrrugh 4 Subs: Blue Watson a Railey Wells 6 Tornadoes Early Neil he get- Greenberg said the best player in The Tribe does not make salary figures public but Lemon remarked his salary this year will be the pay he ever received He also noted he had the last difficulty this time in coming to terms with Greenberg Lemon said he does not feel as i spry as a rookie but bad either I feel 34 lalta Davenport sons Luther Jr and Port Doyle of Hamilton Ohio two Wallace daughters Mrs Neil Long daughters Mrs Clenn Nease and Mrs Dorothy Davenport all of Knoxville fa- Frank Nease both of Parrowsville- two Alice Bell 814 ra Kex Ire Ce Knox Iron Co on foneit ther and step-mother Mr and Mrs Andrew Davenport Luttrell Tenn sisters Mrs Helen Day berry Knoxville Mrs Mildred Atkins Detroit Mich Mrs Louise Smith Luttrell Services Tuesday 2pm at Mann Rev A Pedigo and Rav McGlothm officiating Interment Highland Memorial Cemetery Pallbearers employes of Mann Mortuary The body will remain at Mann a Black Lawe Twacra Davis Shelbv Hicks 3 fair Davis Bean 4 Taylor Fair 4 Minor 4 Dixon tiveness and in this respect the gray is perhaps even worse than con-1 On I game farm in North Carolina where he raises pheassnts in pens foxes concentrate in the rearing area and often Toneis-iuSird''juhm'11'' Low as many as 25 are in the immediate vicinity They have broken into 'a 14 i I i 1 II CHICAGO Jan 24 Cpach against them Coaches teach Harry Combes of Illinois today de- (heir boys this but a lot of the dared that the game of basketball players think it up themselves is and the bonus free throw Combes said his greatest rule has made it so asset is balanced scoring and he Combes told the Chicago Basket- viewed the Big Ten as a rat race ball Assn that he had no for the title solution to offer that game is there a great team plained have any sick when a winning team can be the league this season or all Concerning the chances outscored on from the floor are pretty he said this year Lemon said should would say that neai ly 50 jive or fewer conference games be even than last year per cent of the games thus far have been played by each club when the Indians won the pennant the team that lost made more an(j gery team the league has but lost the World Series four field goals than the he one or more defeats I re- straight games said certainly be member when such a thing hap- Lemon held that Kiner the case Is it more of an art to and Score should help maneuver the hall for a held Blg Ten Commissioner this time and added goal or stand unmolested at the Tug IVilson said that basketball could help any foul line and make free throws a wonderful game and we The llidians bought Kmer Remarking that he see reason why he should not tmue to pitch winning games for a the new FRICK MRS REBECCA GOFF residence 4d0 Morelia Ave passed or 9 50 am Monday at Fort Sander Presbyterian Hospital She was a member of St John Lutheran Church and tha ot A Council Survivors: brother Eli Coff Elihi Ky half-brother Andrew Goff of Ludlow Ky niece Mrs Louise Dunkleberg ot Knoxville several nieces and nephews Services 330 pm Wed- MITE LEAGIE 1 tk Ueckets Seuth Mitca I Wood 4 Bible 7 Howard I King 2 Jordon Crosa Pajme Wiae 2 Jackson 2 TeftteUer 3 Suba: South Newman South Foley Overly 3 Caudle sisters Mrs Ed Vick ot Bybee Term and Mrs Noah Buckner ot Morristown one brother Hobart Stephenson ot Bybee Tenn Funeral services Tuesday afternoon 2 clock from the Forest Hill Baptit Church with the pastor Dr Nicely and Lowell Milbum officiating Interment in church cemetery Maloy's Newport in charge YEAMAN CHARLIE 64 of Route 16 Knoxville died at Knoxville General Hospital at 3 am Sunday Funeral service 2 pm Tuesday at Eiliioy Baptist Church with Rev Ernest Parrott officiating Interment Ellijoy Cemetery The body was returned to the home at 4 Sunday Rawlmgs-Miller Maryville charge (COLORED THOMPSON GARFIELD of 1716 Henrietta Avenue passed at Knoxville General Hospital 30 am (an 23 He -we deacon MemR 3hve Baptist Church He is sur4v6d by devoted wife Mrs Meta 6 Thompson son Franklin Thompson one brother Osborne Thompson sister-in-law Mrs 1 11 a Thompson of Cleveland Ohio one uncle Mr David Kelly sister-in-law Mrs Adelle Littlejohn brother-in-law Mock Littleiohn cousin Miss Josie Bigsby and a host of other relatives and friends Funeral services 3 30 pm Wednesday Jan 2b at Mount Olive Baptist Church Rav Crutcher officiating Pallbearers will be deacons of the church Pressing of body 5 pm Tuesday at jamtgan Tha body will lie in state in the church i one hour before services Interment Crest View Cemetery Jarmgan Son charge the wire enclosure and killed many birds Another fact beyond the range of technicians' tests is that a certain number of foxes may be fairly safe at one season but dangerous another For example three foxes raiding a field where several eovies of quail live might not much influence natural quail increase Turn them loose after a hard winter has cut the quail eovies to a few birds and you not only endin- ger a summer increase but the survival of any birds at all A fox knows no game law He hunts every night of the year While not as marked hereabouts as in other areas of the coun- rL nesday at Rosa Chaple Rev Sparks Pea Burchfield Pajne Craig 2 Loveday Hickman Subs Cherok' a Tallev Clark 6 Comba McElhaney 12 -HaU Balder Rimmrn Mile Game postponed JR BIGB Tuesday Rosa in charge HOLTZCLAW MRS FAUL age 56 ot Rockford passed awav at I 30 pm Monday at Fort Sanders Presbyterian Hospital Survivors husband two daughters Mrs Elizabeth Rule Iowa Mrs Francis Bryant Illinois four sons ot Knoxville of Oak Ridge and both of Rockford Funeral 2 pm Wednesday at Riverview Baptist Church Burial White Pine Cemetery Rev Hicks officiating The body will remain at the funeral home McCammon-Ammons Maryville charge Combes argued against tant spoil lt Wlth a paradc t0 the siUgging outfielder from the Chi- tr? ruffed rouse re known to be cychc- That their numbers bonus rule that permits a player oul ljne He had no rule change taK0 cubs Score a pitcher up W1U build to a certain population peak then a gradual drop sets in who is fouled to get a secon tree suggestlons but agreed with from the farm team at until there are few birds left These few eventually increase again throw if he makes good on the Combej that -something has to be Indlanapols was voted the Most done when a team can outscore Valuable Player in the American bonus rule was put in to another mne fieW goals and sn in 1954y reduce fouling but I don think it 4 has done he continued sm ise Lemon coming to Cleveland from his home in California for the contract talks now weighs 192 game needs a shot the arm somehow but not smart State coach hasted the regulaUon and reaching another peak the downward cycle reappears Technicians are at a loss to explain reasons for the cycle A pet theory of mine is that this cycle is controlled entirely by predation The more game (natural food) available for predators the more predators be Predation increases faster than the birds Unable to hold altaa Candwell 2 Workman a Smith 4 George McCray 7 Kara Hurst 2 Swonk 4 Condon 4 8looksberry 4 Grubbs a their own against foxes crows weasels mink raccoon skunk civet cats opossum ground squirrel owls hawks snakes hob and house cats their numbers fall until predation eases Suba: Reed Harold Lay Kama Ray field 4 Pruitt Het (25) Gibba (161 Spence 4 Bales 1 agger Perrin 1 Hoskins 2 Parker 8 Waller 3 LINDSEY MRS LUNA rrtru dam age 72 passed away Monday 6 pm at vuwnKArig rKANIk Bllprlgh a Suba: Wade 3 her home 2011 Yale Avenue She was a formerly ot Knoxville passed awav Sun- member of Forest Avenue Christian at Mountain Home Hospital Sur- Church Grand Chapter of Eastern Star of vwors two sons Albert Cochran of Knoxville Rev Eaward Cochran pastor of Big Stone Cap and Cate City Methodist churches one sister Katie Coffey one aunt Mrs Elsie Wilson Chicago III ten nieces one nephew two brothers-tn- Alabama and a member of the Royal Neighbors Survivors husband Lindsey son Lindsey Jr both of Knoxville step-daughter Mrs Certrude DeLand of New York stepsons Harley enough to know just what except holding the of basketball it should revert back so the play- practices to Aov 1 ers could play 40 solid minutes of basketball coaches are not basketball trying to over-emphasize the sport the time I get to where Combes said that officials but I think most of us view the the Indians have their training a very tough job because 90 to 95 Nov 1 starting date as silly" An-'camp always do some running per cent of their decisions rest derson asserted basketball before I repot he added and added that he team is only as good as its legs Since Mike Garcia signed two believe any coach teaches and lungs can carry it Players I weeks ago Greenberg has to get his plavers to make opposing play- should be getting into condition in just one more signature before all ers foul deliberately October for the February clutch of the Big 3 are in the fold Early take Robin Freeman of The boys can try to condition Wynn has not come to terms yet Ohio State for Combes themselves before Nov 1 but unsaid "He will fake you right out organized conditioning is no good pou nds10 pounds over his playing weight He said he would be down by Wr-t Cowan 2 Elv Deaer Newell 2 Balor 8 Gibbs Hendei light South (15 East (ZJt Biewer Smallman 4 Lane Pettiford 4 Atchlev 10 a bettt 2 Mynatt 2 Lawson 8 Kirb 2 hedbee 2 Subs- South Markov 2 Stout Burnette Jones Hemy East Kitts Oliver rhrUtenberry (481 Ceatral rt 4 1 HiU 7 Clark 2 Horner Solomon 2 McGhee 13 White 7 Trautmait 4 Rader Wilkin 13 Tipton 11 Sub- Christen berry Gal von 1 Ad Halas Will Quit As Bear Coach Lindsey of Knoxville Paul Lindsey of law Herman Massengdl of Knoxville and US Marine Corps California sister Mrs 11 Cruise o( Michigan- three srster- Florenca Womble of Knoxville brother 'nt law Mrs Cruise Michigan john Kuhn of Now York grandchildren I Lena Lee of Whitesville Ve Mrs Mary and Jana Lindsey of Knoxville Herman Massengill Knoxville two daugh-Barbara Lindsey of California several i ters-m-law Mrs Cochran and Mrs nieces and nephews Body will remain at H- Cochran of Big Stone Cap on Rosa where family will receive friends 'eP-ni5e Mrs Maggie Thomas of Big Stone Gap The body will lie in state 7 to 9 Tuesday CHICAGO Jan 24 OP) George Halas owner-coach of the Chi- your shoes Placers will fall We are not permitted to get them what he asked for Wait until cago Bears and a pioneer of the National Football League an- "cStwSC: over him and fouls are called at all until Nov 1 Wynn reads Eounced today that he is quitting the coaching profession after the ea Phuiy Hensiy jkon Hud- 3 £55 JE55 season Halas said he will continue to serve as president of the club LyBlyfiiJf which he has coached for 29 seasons He organized the team as the Decatur 111 Staleys in 1920 moving it to Chicago in 1922 He played end and coached until 1930 when Ralph Jones took charge a-i head coach Halas returned to the helm 1933 and remained Until he went into the Navy during World War II Co-coaches Luke Johnsos and Hunk Anderson directed the Bears from November 1942 through 1945 rSTER-riTT Beeler 4 Thornes 2 McClain Subs Loys Pratt 4 Braves Won Forfeit Tacksh (18) Armstrong Brock INTERMEDIATE Lvclsa4 (441 tnes rd Beeler 12 Dewine Beeler 14 Beeler Boj Jackson Loveland Marbledale Lost Forfeit The Banks 141) Kitts Woody 14 King 2 a a LIVINGSTON MRS MONA age 72 died Monday morning at 3 15 in a Johnson City hospital Funeral services will be Wednesday at 2 at Concord Baptist Church Interment Bible cemetery Ministers Rev James Kinser and Rev David Livingston She is survived by her husband Herbert Livingston of Mohawk two daughters Mr Oren Marshall and Mrs Cecil Carmack both of Greeneville six grandchildren one great-grandson Active pallbearers: Fred Bible Ray Crosby Harry Davis Paul Haun William Haun end Billy Davis The body will be removed Tuesday morning at 9 30 to the home Doughty-Stevens Greeneville charge MATTINGLY A age 64 died at 2 15 pm Monday after long illness Survivors: wife Nancy daughters Mrs Rosa at War Va Miss Alice Mattingly Clinton Mrs Ray RoweH Cumberland Ky one son Mattingly ot Oak Ridge seven grandchildren three great-grand from 10 am -2 pmat the East Vine Avenue Methodist Church Knoxville Wednesday Rev DeWitt Dykes officiating assisted by Rev William Kelley Burial in National Cemetery Dockery Morristown in charge COLORED JONES REV I of 92o Yeager Street passed Jan 23 et Knoxville General Hospital Survivors: wift Mrs Dorothy tones three brother Fred Willie and Ermer Jones one sister Mrs Mattie Washington all of Drew Mississippi- mother-in-law Mrs Priscilla Wigley tiva sisters-m-law Mrs Betty Wigley Mrs Hertia Anderson of Laxmg-ton Miss Mrs Maggie OeFell Mrs Annie Green both of East St Louis III Mrs Mattie Adams of St Louis two brothers-in-law Eugene end Wig-L'nton Miss a devoted friend Mr James Smith cousin Delton Jones both of Knoxville end many friends Presenting of body 5 pan Tuesday et ar-nigens Funeral service 3 pm Wednesday January 26 at Ebenezer Baptist pastor who is During 29-year tenure as head coach the Bears won 357 Park? a games lost 111 and tied 27 cstyie 2 Wynck Tuckahoe The Mon- Subs tirth 4 Cavallrr (86) Brown 11 McCulley Bice 6 Whitt 13 Miller 7 Plrate (SI) Troutman 8 McMicheal 18 Troutman 11 Varner McGhee 8 Ruling Cuts Size Of Box children Tha body will remain at now Officiating minister I Woods Cil I I Ke 1 If Ci 9 A A a4 A WV'f Funeral Funeral Home Cumberland Ky service will be held Wednesday at I et the Cumberland Baptist Church with Rev Welter officiating pastor of Bethel Baptist Church Alcoe Tenn Interment in Odd Fellows Cemetery Jarmgan Son charge COLOR ED I WESTON COLUMIUS of 310 Ohphant Street passed 530 pm Monday Jen 24 et Knoxville General Hospital Funeral announcement I a Jarmgan Son in charge RATER ON OBITUARIES: Fifty weri er eager $2A4i e44itial srerde will ka charged at five aeeta per war Ne ehltaary eetlee accepted eader 8 Oo-kalf eelane pletere will ke crid as 84 ter fl rat iartia 8888 fee each addittaaml taeertfea CHICAGO Jan 24 A new his 43-inch box before the ball baseball rule which cuts the width leaves the hand a balk of the box from a i The rule prodding pitchers to mum of 16 feet to only 43 inches deiiver wlthm 20 seconds with might produce a hit or a walk bases empty has long been on the this season instead of an inten-1 books It is directed against tional pass I and unnecessary de- Trimming the size of the catch- with the penalty calling of box is the outstanding change 1 a ba11 tbe in 49 revisions by ofti-' The two leagues have been asked cial Playing Rules Committee to experiment with its enforcement 'The group also is asking both during spring training major leagues to use a stopwatch In loving memory of our doughter ond sister Willodeen Smelser who passed away one year ago today Jon 25th 1954 Little Witladeen how we miss you since you went owoy Our hearts ore sod ond lonely You've been gone a year today You have gone Long Time LONDON Jan 24 (JPL-It took live games and nine hours and 22 to Otn the angels in that home be- minutes of playing time for Stoke ALL-STAR INTERMEDIATE Seath Rackets (54) CeatrsI Robert 12 Newton 4 Bridge 7 Scarlet Trent Anderson Jenktn 1 Davis 2 Cooper Subs: Rocket Mill A Peck 2 Johnson 8 Greem Hornets (61) 0kw4 Bapt (19) Morrell 16 Lavhorn Longlv 12 Baird Norton 2 1 Hill 25 Ward 2 Skeen Subs: Cardwell A Sherrod Fnltln (46) l-: Thorpe 8 Schubert 4 Wilson 8 Needham nsfuEE 4 Peterson 16 Ftelden 4 Subs- Fulton Terry 2 Et Bre (27) Clark 4 J- Newell Smith 29 falen I a Brandau Gargl 8LBLRBAX LEAGC Pm Smitkwaa4 Bapt 31 AHee Bell Craig Moore Fox 3 Gilbert 4 '2 Brewer 2 Williams Galyon 2 Subs SmithTvood Craig 4 Balleti per 2 Burham 1 AUca Fox ineyard Keller Teiar 24 E'Tenn Pk 2 Drummer 11 i Rudder Blea 2 Ballard 2 Keener 1 Lusby IS Bell Ward Subs: Powell 15 BaU Arm 4 Packing Burkhart 2 Brogden 2 Ban AR-Btara 28 Dory sett 24 Ruth 12 Grubb 8 Sharp Roberta 4 Hill Wallace Julian Webb 4 Walker 3 Hopson 1 Subs: Knox Huskey 9 Walker 4 McKiney Wallace Turner 8 CBRISTENBERRY midget leagli Laker 42 Vlkiag House wright 24 Hutcheng Gray 4 Robinson Godfrev Embry 2 Gray Cummin gi McGinnis 2 Sub Gray James Cl bough 3 Keating Vikings Nona yond the blue We know that you City to eliminate Bury in the third connot come back but ore com- round of soccer cup play Stoke mg home to you I do not wonder City won 3-2 today on Tim Cole-why God colled you to be with -him mang goal last up there but our home hos lost its nvordim --L Iaal I aL I uvcriuTie during spring training as an ex- periment to see how many times iviieaviiic jcnisu pitchers delivering the ball Trinmnlic within 20 seconds when bases are VAtvIiltr I lllllipilB empty Irnl Tk Jrat Rules changes were announced CHATTANOOGA Jan 24 The today by Jim Gallagher Chicago Knoxville i Community Cubs business manager and chair- 'nishf man of the nine-man rules com- ond quarter here last night and went on to down the Chattanooga i 1 Jew ish Center 50-39 Under the change the catcher meetings Their four previous had ended in ties sunshine our little girl with golden hair Oh it seemed we got to keep you such a short while with your darling little blue eyes ond your sweet angelic smile There will be a bright tomorrow where we shall ever be whan wa meet little darting God will give you bock to me Loving father ond mother Mr ond Mrs Robert Smelser brother Harold ond sister Glenda HOUSE LIOVINQ LOOKING OVER NEW BOSOX Mike Higgins new manager of the Boston Red Sox looks himself over in a new uniform at Fenway Park The big Texan and former Red Sox third baseman is in Boston to attend baseball dinner Wednesday night Higgins who rose through the ranks in several minor league 'veanesaay jobs succeeds Lou Boudreau (AP Wirephoto) 0 of thi Lergtrf ni tsf Igilfpti Ixtlvsbn Earn Mnh rj Cttctrvs la fk inti ERICK STONE BLOCK FRAUE STUCCO BUILDINGS box will be reduced to a rectangular area 43 inches wide directly behind home plate which is 17 inches wide Formerly the box flared back to a 16 feet width Because the catcher be able to be anywhere except directly behind the plate it means a long-reaching hitter may be able BuchuiV to clout an intentional-pass pitch for a hit bucketed attack 17 for the The two 13 at Lineups: Knaxvlllc Wolf Rosenblatt Berz Wolf Subs Neal Busch and Rodney Wolf 17 and 16 points respectively to pace the winning Marshall' Leibowitz had losers rivals meet again Feb Knoxville CluttiM 29 16 Dannarman 3 19 Cohen 4 Berke Marshall Leibowitz 17 i Hasden 2 Knoxville Stein 2 Weinstein Mentukm 2 Sukin Eidex Pirates Sign Player Trio spoons PITTSBURGH Jan 24 (-Two Ha Klein and Hall currently are pitchers and an outfielder today playing for Mazatlan in the Mexi-letumed their signed 1955 con- can-Pacific Coast League Mivti fntsef -ffH Ertlatftt ALLEN GO On Ball Cimp Telephone 8-5787 5 for 95c fJRINNINfi SIZE) All COlORSl III-VEIL COLD BRASS CORRIB TENN SPORTING GOODS I I0B MaanaMa Ava tracts to the Pittsburgh Pirates They are Ronnie Klein and Hookworms can cause severe Launn Pepper and outfielder Dick anemia And if the catcher gets outside £htUnoog i tn.