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1 XT' 1 vr Kj 33 THE KANSAS CITY TIMES, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1965 DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES FREEMAN MORTUARY SINCE 1904- 42ND BROADWAY LO. 1-0930 OFFERING A TRUE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE IWGAtD Services for Eldon K. will be held at 3 o'clock, Saturday afternoon in the Mount Moriah Funeral home. Interment will follow In Mount Moriah cemetery. Scottish rite services at o'clock Friday night.

Mr. Burgard was a member of the Provost and Haren Clubs of the Shrine. Friends may call from Thursday until time ot service. In lieu of flowers, the family sug9ests contributions to the Central Methodist church memorial fund. MOUNT MORIAH FUNERAL HOME HOLMES AT 105-H Wl 3-2004 CARSON CLAUDE F.

"TUBBY," aoe 75. of 3334 Elba passed away November Fami.y will receive friends from 7 to 9 p. m. Friday at Butler's, 32 S. lth where services will be held 10 a.

m. Saturday. Interment Mt. Hope. JOS- A- BUTLER'S SONS 33 S.

18th FA 1-2232 CHARLES Services tor Mr. Vincent E. Charles, of 5519 Oak will be held in the Stine McClure chapel Friday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment Forest Hill cemetery. stine a.

mcclure WE 1-777 COLI MRS. BETTY, of Brentwood, Missouri, passed away Noyambar Services 1 p. m. Friday at our chapel. Interment Mt Washinq'nn cemetery.

ACDkeEWCOVER'S SONS PASEO AT BRUSH CHEEK LO JjOOTJ COOMES JOHN 8406 Riley Overland Park. Services Friday 930 a m. at the Queen of the Holy Rosary Catholic church, 71st A Metcalf Burial Resurrec tion cemetery. Rosary Thursday 6 p. at the funeral home.

In lieu of flowers, those who wish may make contributions to the Queen of the Holy Rosary Boosters club. HOGE FUNERAL HOME Nl 7 2 Al OVERLAND PARK. KAS. CRAIN MR. MARQUIS of S10 54th passed a way Nov.

74, 196V MELLODY-McGlLLEY YLA6 MAIN AT LINWOOD PL 3-6200 DeSCHEPPER WILLIAM ana 61. of 2529 Rochester, oassed awav November 77, 1965. Rosary 8 p. m. Thursday in the chaoel, 6606 Independence services 10 a.

m. Friday St Francis $raoh Catho lie church, 809 North Aanes. Interment Mt. Olivet cemetery. SHEIL FUNERAL HOME CH 1-6665 By Arthur Daley 1965, New York Times News Service) NEW YORK Daylight exposes the natural tawdriness of Las Vegas and heightens the boredom that the excitement-seeking night people contrive to escape.

For a couple of hours last Sunday morning, however, ennui was dispersed. The Chicago Bears came stampeding across the television screen from a different time zone and gave an eye-opening demonstration of their newly regained ferocity by beating the Detroit Lions, 17-10, in a rowdy, roughneck display of high-voltage content. Two years ago the Monsters of the Midway met the New York Giants in the championship play-off and both went into a tailspin the following season. The Giants plummeted to last place in their division and the Bears to next-to-last. Both have begun the long, uphill climb back but the Chicagoans are moving faster, more sure-footedly.

George Halas, the Papa Bear, has been coaching the monsters since 1919 and he rarely has come up with a rookie windfall that can match the Wunderkind hes bobbed up with this season. The kids have set the usually conservative old man babbling unrestrainedly and rightly so. sk NEBRASKAHARRY WILSON (31) RACES toward touchdown run in the third period against Oklahoma. halfback, is No. 20.

Nebraska wrapped up its first years by beating the Sooners, 21-9 (Wirephoto). Devaney Rides High With Perfect Season DOMINICK Services for Mr. Robert L. I r. Dominick of 4015 Stat, Lina, will b.iCUrilV DenCIltS WTIO IS hold in the Stine 4 McClure chaoel Friday VIMI IS Friday (ADVERTISEMENT) VALUABLE facts FREE How to apply for veteran's insurance, social se- eligible.

Ihcse questions are an-1 i swered tree booklet1 you may base simply by telephoning D. V. New- COmCF oOtlS. 2 11 7 1-0024. SlNCh JS6- Hcme STATE line AT fORTY-flRST ax PEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES MORROW JAMES age 70, of 3416 Lexington, passed away November 22.

1965. Funeral 11 a. m. Friday in the chapel, 2825 Independence blvd. Interment Greenlawn cemetery.

Friends may call after 7 d. m. Wednesday BLACKMAN GUARDIAN HOME CH 1-4040 OSTERLAND JENS EVALD, age 74. Las Vegas, passed away Sunday. Nov 21, 1965.

Gravesidp servicps at the East Slope Memorial Gardens, Friday, Nov. 26th, 2:30 d. m. L. H.

FRANCIS SERVICE SH 1-0251 I PIPER Services for Hiva Poer, of 10609 Johnson drive, will be held Fridav afternoon at 1 o'clock. Mount Moriah Funeral home. Interment will follow Floral Hills cemetery The family will 'ceive friends from 1-9 Wednesday and Thursday evenings. '60 NT MORIAH FUNERAL HOME HOLMES AT 105TH Wl 2-2004 RUESINK MRS. GRACE RUTH, aoe 66.

of 61 So. Valley, passed away November 22. Services 11 a Friday, at Butler's. 22 Sd 18 Cremation. JOS.

A. BUTLER'S SONS 22 18TH FA 1-922? SMITH MR. JOHN WILLIAM, age 77, of 509 N. Main, passed away November 24. Services 3 p.

m. Friday, Carson chapel; interment Mound Grove cemetery. GEO. C. CARSON SONS WINNER A FULLER CL 2-7900 THE PAPA BEAR WILL BRING HIS OVER-SIZED cubs into Yankee stadium Sunday against the Giants in a renewal of the first and greatest intersectiorral rivalry in pro football.

The rich romance of this series has contributed mightily to gridiron legend. Such is the appeal of this encounter that the sell-out crowd of 62,000 could easily have been doubled or tripled if there had been room to take care of the customers. The newest Bear sensation is Gale Sayers, a 108-pound 6-footer from the University of Kansas. He can and has returned kickoffs 98 yards for touchdowns. He finds holes as if he were equipped with radar, swerving at breakneck speed without any slowdowns.

He can catch passes and he can throw them left-handed. Hes got it all. Red Grange, George McAfee and Gale Sayers, sums up Halas in extravagant praise, though not necessarily in that order. But Sayers belongs with them and I cannot pay a higher compliment than that. Hes got an instinct in running that few men have.

Defenders dare not gang up on Sayers, though. The lucky Halas also came up with Andy Livingston, a 232-pound high school dropout who signed as a free agent. He isnt as nifty as Sayers but he has more raw power. When they are resting Halas tosses in Jon Arnett and Ronnie Bull to keep the pressure constant. NEBRASKA RIPS 0.

II. IN WINDUP (Continued From Page 36i chich pass at the Oklahoma 15 and went in. Wilson ripped 160 yards in 19 carries before he left the game with a leg injury with minutes left in the game. The third-ranked Huskers fin- ished 10-0 and gave Devaney his first perfect season as a college coach. Oklahoma stands 3-6.

Nebraska needed some outstanding defensive play by tackle Walt Barnes, an all-America candidate, middle guard Wayne Meylan, cornerback Bill Johnson and end Jerry Patton. Gene Cagle, sophomore quarterback, cooly directed the Sooners into the lead. Nebraska partisans in the near-capacity crowd of 52,865 gasped at the blocked punt by i Eugene Ross, Oklahoma safety. It was the first blocked punt on the Huskers all year. Nebraska halted the inspired Sooners that time when Johnson threw Cagle 1 for an 8-yard loss on fourth-and-two.

Then canie Ihe siege of fum-1 bles. Three consecutive times Nebraska lost the ball on its second play. Oklahoma took over on the 32, 39 and 28. The first time Cagles 16-yard pass to Gordon Brown set lip a 21-yard field goal by Ron Shotts. Ted Vactors interception stopped the second threat.

But Oklahoma scored the third time with Cagles 15-yard naked reverse to the 3 the big play. Larry Brown dived over the goal, and Oklahoma led, 9-0. (Continued From Page 36 homa yesterday but the coach wasnt offended. If we can win 10, Ill take a shower like that every year, said the coach with the best record in the nation. Assistant coaches and trainers got the same shower treatment as the Huskers celebrated their first perfect season in 50 years.

Barefooted and in training togs later, Devaney reflected on the season and allowed that the current team is his best in four winning seasons at Nebraska. Its the best team weve had the only one that has won 10 games, he explained. He tabbed halfback Harry (Light Horse) Wilson as the Husker standout in the Oklahoma game, a thought echoed also in the Sooner dressing room. Jones, Oklahoma coach, saw Wilsons 66-yard go-ahead touchdown early in the third quarter as the game's turning point for the big and strong Huskers. That guy is devastating, said Ben Hart, Oklahoma halfback.

We played hard and well, the best we knew how, said Jones. I dont like to use the term, but we sure gutted it out with them. Devaney attributed Nebraska fumbles in the 21-9 victory to tenseness and possibly the fart this was the first game his team had played in cold weather. We havent been a fumbling team, he said. But today we were tense, real anxious.

They RUDY BUKICH. LONG A SECOND-STRING QUARTER-back, moved into the top-banana post midway in the season last year and how is outranked as a passer only by Johnny Unitas. He has a slew of gifted receivers, including Johnny Moms and Mike Ditka. So the Bears have been coming on like Gangbusters in the second half of the season, too late to win a divisional title but sharpening their claws for the future. Just as the Papa Bear puts Sayers in the same class with Grange and McAfee, he is equally impressed hv that de-; fensive Goliath.

Dick Butkus. The owner-coach rates him Bulldog Turner, his top center over the decades. The rookie from Illinois has been a terror on defense as he polices the middle of the line with thumping vigor. He loves his job and doesnt miss the bright college years one hit. All I muss.

he said with good humored realism, are the Friday night pep rallies. Barely a handful of Giants are left from the exciting group which participated in the game marking the last appearance of the Bears in New York, the 1956 play-off that the Giants won. 47-7. More remain from the 1963 play-off in the Wriglev field icebox as the Monsters squeezed one out, 14-10, after the ferocious Bears racked up Y. A.

Tittle. STATHAS MR. HARRY of 6214 I land. Friends may call after 2 p. m.

Friday at the chapel. Strong ave. at So 37th, where services will be held at 9:30 a. m. Saturday Interment Maple Hill.

SIMMONS FUNERAL HOME FA 1-5775 INDEPENDENT COLLEGES STUHLMAN Services for William Stuhl-man will be held at 3 o'clock. Fridav afternoon in the Mount Moriah Funeral home. Interment will follow in Mount sh cemetery. MOUNT MORAH FUNERAL HOME V-ES AT 105TH Wl 2 2 004 Ravens, Lincoln Aim High Again TALLY MR. JAMES ORDAL, age 83.

of 9514 E. 17th st. passed away November Services 1 p. m. Saturday Carson chapel.

Interment Mt, Washington cemetery. Family wil. receive friends 79 p. m. Friday at the chapel.

GEO. C. CARSON SONS WINNER AT FULLER CL 2-7900 I THEIS Services for Mr. Frank A. Theis, of 5049 Wornall wil be held in the St, Andrews Episcopal church, Meyer blvd.

at Woman rd Saturday morning at 11:00 o'clock Interment Forest Hill cemetery. The family suggests contributions to the Book of Golden Memories, at St. Andrews Episcopal church. STINE McCLURE WE 1-7777 LODGE NOTICES NORTHEAST Chaoter X0. OES.

1 41 Van Brunt. Stated meeting Friday, November 26th, 8 p. m. Visitinq members welcome A-lyne Phillips, W. Elizabeth Cler.

Secy. PROSPECT Chao'er, 524 Eastern Star 1127 Belmont. $taed meeting Frj Ncv 8 annual e'ertion. Vis-ting members welcome Gay W. Emma Gordon.

SeCv. BEULAH Chapter 530 Star, 903 Harion Sdted meeting Friday November 26. 8 o'clock. Visitinq members welcome. Lena Jones, W.

Leo-Rainer, Secy. EAST Gae Assembly "80. O. Regular meeting. 35:6 Blue Ridoe CutgH.

Friday, November 26. 8 clock. Init ation. Mrs. James Pittman, Ps'k Rebekah Lodoe 75.

riar n0. isth Dr aping charter for Lillian Mosbv Delores Lakey, Margaret LaCron. Secy. BRICKLAYERS Masons. I ca 18.

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Maybe we (the coaches) keyed them up too much, although we tried not to. Tension has been building up steadily as Nebraska neared the close of a perfect season, he noted, although the Kansas game less than three weeks ago was one of the best games of the year. Devaney credited Oklahoma with playing real tough defensively against us, but he said he was disappointed in the Husker offensive performance. This was the low tide in our offense this year, he said, while praising the defensive unit for a consistently good job. Over the 10-game haul, Nebraskas outstanding attribute this year has been the fact the team maintained its poise in tough situations, Devaney said.

Four times this year the team could have cracked up against Air Force, Missouri, Oklahoma State and again in this game, where they had to come from behind. But they didn't. Kentucky Reliires Charlie Bradshaw Lexington, Ky. AP) Charlie Bradshaw, Kentucky football coach, was rehired yesterday under an arrangement that will guarantee him employment security and retirement benefits. Bradshaw received his second 4-year contract as head coach.

His salary is believed to be about $20,000 a year. bility to the front line along with Bill Lasey (6-6). Talton led the nation in rebounding as a freshman at the school when it was a junior college. Other schools at a glance: EVANGEL Coach Aundrae Curtiss Crusaders are young and lack size. Paul Hollis (6-2) and Jim Husong (5-11), both seniors, should contribute stability.

Husong averaged 13 points-a-game last year. TABOR For the first time in recent years Coach Del Reimer comes up with size. Ron Regier (6-6) will be at the post and Jay Penner (6-4) is a promising rebounder. Gerry Quiring, of Hampton, looks like an up and coming scorer. ST.

MARY OF THE PLAINS Bill Hicks, 6-3 forward, leads a squad that has 12 freshmen on an 18-man squad. We could be improved, says John Schmiedeler, the new head coach. PARK COLLEGE Coach Ed Nelson's crew has size in Fred Haenisch (6-6), Bill Perry (6-5), former Ruskin eager and Dave Dorn (6-4). Lettermen guards are Will Stewart and Joel Dempsey. Phil Landry and Dave Hackathorne, both from St.

Pius should help strengthen the bench. CALVARY BIBLE The Warriors could improve their 12-6 reading last year with a team that includes Norman DeWald, Dave Carder, Dave Persons, Jim Lucht and John Nevin, all outstanding front-line prospects. jHOMCtfflMft FUNERAL DIRECTORS The weilert plan Comolete dignified funeral $95 up. Metallic casxet, 395 up HI 4-8875 DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES ATCHISON MRS. RUTH age 68.

of 4X1 Locust, passed awav November 23. 1965. Services 1:30 p. m. Saturday in the chapel, 7406 WornaM road.

Interment Mgunt Moriah cemetery. Family will receive friends 7-9 p. m. Fridav. BLACKMAN WORNALL JA 3-7400 BAILEY JOHN EDWIN, age 76 of Camden, passed awav Nov.

24, in Kansas City VA hospital. Services 2 p. m. Sat. at Camden Baptist church.

Interment South Point cemetery. Family will receive friends 7-9 Friday evening in our chapel. GOWING FUNERAL HOME ORRICK. MO. PHONE 496-3331 BLOSS MRS.

AGNES PATRICIA, SO. of 4502 Main, passed away November 23rd. Rosary recitation 8 p. m. Thursday.

Prayers 9:30 a. m. Friday at Newcomer's. Mass 10 a. m.

Friday Visitation Catholic church, 5141 Main. Interment Calvary cemetery. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS PASEO AT BRUSH CREEK LO 1-0024 BRADBURY MR.

LOUIS 73. of 6140 Raytown passed awav Nov. 24. Memorial service 8 p. m.

Friday by the 40 8. Services 2 p. m. Saturday at our chapel. Interment Mt.

6Aoriah cemetery. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS PASEO AT BRUSH CREEK LO 1-0024 BROCATO ANTOINETTE, aoe 36. of 505 No.

Topplna, oassed awav November 23rd. Services Friday 11 a. m. Holy Cross ehureh. Burial Mt.

Olivet PASSANTINO BROS. GR 1-2844 BUT THERES SOMETHING ABOUT THE BEARS AND the tradition of the series that even will set the adrenalin flowing in the Giant rookie. Twas ever thus. Many years ago the Giants had a big tackle from Yale. Bill Schuler.

He played more for the love of the sport than money, because he lived at the Waldorf-Astoria and drove to practice in a Cadillac convertible. His wealthy father wanted him in his huge steel plant in Birmingham, but humored the son by letting him play one year of pro ball. Young Schuler was a superb and zestful performer. He announced his retirement hut popped lip unexpectedly at training camp the next summer. I just saw the schedule, he said.

As soon as 1 saw that the Giants were going to play the Bears again. I couldnt resist. I ve got to play another year of pro ball in order to get another shot at the Bears. He got his shot and retired for keeps. Thats what the extra-special Giant-Bears series does to dedicated football players.

afternoon at 3 o'clock. Cremation will follow. Family suggests contributions to the memorial fund of Country Club Christian church or your favorite charity WE 1-7777 STINE McCLURE WE 1-7777 ELLIOTT DUDLEY CYRUS, age 36 of 9540 E. 75th Raytown, passed away November 24, 1965. Services 3:30 Friday at the First Christian Church, Lee's Summit, Mo.

Cremation. Family requests no flowers, suggests contributions to the riowers, suggests conrriDuitons to tne Church or Rehabilitation Institute, 3600 Troosl. HINTON FUNERAL HOME 6113 BLUE RIDGE FL 3 1700 EMERY ESTOL, 4711 Richmond. Services 11 a. m.

Saturday in the Porter Chapel, 19th Minnesota. Burial Mt. Moriah cemetery. Friends may call at the Chapel after 5 p. m.

Friday. GEORGE F. PORTER SONS MA 1-6400 FITZPATRICK MISS GERTRUDE, age 61, of 1020 Jefferson, passed a way Nov. 25th, 1965. Rosary recitation 8 p.

m. Fri. at the chaoe WOODLAND AT LINWOOD. Services 9 a. m.

Sat. at the Ca- thedral church. 11th Broadway. Inter- i ment St. Mary's cemetery.

Friends may I call after 1 m. Fri. MELLODY-McGILLEY-EYLAR WOODLAND AT LINWOOD I WA 1-7717 GILMORE JOSEPH EDWARD, aoe 2. I infant son of Mr. and Mrs.

Gilbert B. Gilmore, of 2736 Charlotte, passed away November 23, 1965. Services 9 a. m. Fri- day Our Lady of Sorrows church, 25th Gillham road.

Interment at Mt. Olivet i cemetery. MELLODY-McGILLEY-E-YLAR MAIN AT LINWOOD i PL 3-6200 GOUGH HENRY age 70, of 1107 S. Forest, Independence, passed away Nov. 24th, at Independence.

Funeral services Sat. Nov. 27th, 2 P. m. RLDS church, Butler.

Mo. CULVER-UNDERWOOD, BUTLER, MO. HEISERMAN FLORENCE. aoe 54. of Los Angeles.

Services 10 a. Friday, Speaks chapel. Burial Mound Grove. SPEAKS FUNERAL HOME Lexington at Walnut ri 6 onn HERRIN Services for Mrs. Ettiel D.

Her- rin of 2106 E. 47th g. terrace, will be held in the Stine McClure chaoel Satur. day morning at 9 o'clock. Graveside services will follow at 3:30 o'clock in the Cald-weil cemetery.

Caldwell, Kansas. stine mcclure WE 1-7777 HISKEN GEORGE WALTER, aoe 58, of Bonner Springs, passed away Nov. 23rd. Survived by 2 sisters, Mrs. Fred Hioqins, Jefferson City, Mrs.

Gordon De Fries. Bonner Springs; a brother, Jon Hisken of Bonner Springs. Funeral 10 i. m. Saturday at Alden Harrinqton chao Bonner Springs.

Burial Mt. Hope cemetery, K. K. ALDEN HARRINGTON SONS Bonner Springs, Kas. HA 2-4074 HOFFMAN MRS.

MABEL 77 Central, passed awav Nov. 25. D. NEWCOMER'S SONS PASEO AT BRUSH CREEK LO 1-0074 1 HOMER MRS. NORMA MAE, aoe 42, of 1 444 N.

29th, passed awav November 24. 1 Mrs. Homer will lie in stele after 4 o. m. 1 Thursday at Butler's.

77 S. 18th, where services will be held 3:30 o. m. Fridav. Interment Chaoet Hills JOS A.

BUTLER'S SONS 22 S. 18TH FA 1 7222 HOWELL Srvios for Mr Charles M. Howell of 5049 Womall will be held in the Grace i Holv Trinity Cathedral, 415 West 13th, Saturday morning at 10 o'clock i Cremation. STINE McCLURE WE 1-7777 HUTTON MRS. DELORES 36.

of 3728 South Osaoe, oassed November Services 10 a. m. Saturday Carson Chapel. Graveside services 2 P. m.

Saturday Mount Hooe Cemetery Mound City, Mo. Family will receive friends 7-9 m. Friday at the chapel. GEO C. CARSON SONS WINNER AT FULLER CL 2-7900 JOHNSON MR.

LESTER EDWARO, age 47, of 5140 Halsey, Shawnee. Services Fridav 100 m. Amos chapel, Shawnee Burial Manle Hill cemetery. In state after 4 p. m.

Wed. mom mwwJnN nRS FAMILYaap 1.5544 10901 JOHNSON OR. ME L55ftr JOY DR. GEORGE LESLIE, 60, 5012 Virginia passed away November 23rd. Services 10 a.

m. Fridav at our chapel, interment Odessa, Mo. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS BRUSH CREEK AT PASEO LO 1-0024 East KEEP MR.

HORACE of 2602 52nd st. Services in the Freeman chapel, 42nd st. Broadway, Saturday after- noon, Nov. 27, at 2 o'clock. Interment Mt.

Moriah cemetery. FREEMAN MORTUARY LO 1-0930 KIRK MRS. ELIZABETH 90 years old, of 6021 North Wayne passed away November 25th, 1965. Friends may call after 7 o. m.

Friday. MELLODY-McGILLEY-EYLAR WOODLAND AT LINWOOD WA 1-7717 KOCH MRS. SADIE ALICE, of 515 So. Elmwood, died November 23. Services 2 o'clock, Fridav.

in the Luke's United Church of Christ, Wellington, Mo. Burial in church cemetery. ShoDard Funeral Home. Wellington, Mo. LAWSON ARTHUR age 86.

Bolivar, passed away November 22. Funeral 1:30 p. m. Fridav in the chapel, 2825 Independence blvd. Interment Memorial Park.

BLACKMAN GUARDIAN HOME CH 1-4040 LoPORTO MRS. ROSALIA (CICIDA), age 77, of 43? North Colorado passed away Nov. 73rd. Services Fridav 9 a. m.

Holy Cross church Burial Mt. St. Mary's. PASSANTINO BROS. GR 1 7844 LYON IDA 86.

of 3906 Walker, passed awav November 75. 1965. Services 7 p. m. Saturday at our Chaoel.

Interment Highland Park cemetery. D. W. NEWCOMER'S SONS BARNETT AT 10TH, K. C.

K. DR 1-0750 MARTINEK MR. GEORGE. 64? Barnett. Services 7:30 Sat.

in the chaoel on 18th at Wash. blvd. where friends may call after 4 m. Fri. Interment Quindaro.

FULTON-NICKEL FUNERAL HOME DR 1-5555 MASON Services for Mrs. Maude (Mary) Mason of 750 W. 47th will be held in the stine McClure chaoel Fridav morning 9 o'clock. Graveside services at Ridge Park cemetery, Marshall, at 17 clock. STNE McCLURE WE (-7777 ASTERS MR.

PAUL of Forsyth. Mo Friends may call alter 2 p. m. Friday at the chapel. Strong ave.

at S. 37th. where services will be held at 11 a. m. Saturda' Interment Chaoel Hill Memorial FUNERAL HOME FA 1-5775 McKINLEY Services for Mrs.

Daisy McKinley. of 3050 Harrison will be held In the Stine A McClure chaoel Fridav afternoon at 1 o'clock. Interment Summit Heights Memorial Gardens. 127th St. and Raytown rd.

STINE A McCLURE WE 1-7777 MEYER MRS. CEOLA of 6101 Swope parkway, passed awav November 24, 1965. Services in the Freeman chaoel, 42nd st. A Broadway, Fridav afternoon, November 26, at 1:30 o'clock. Interment Forest Hill cemetery.

FREEMAN MORTUARY LO 1-0930 MILLBERN MRS. THELMA ELOISE, aoe 50 years, Olathe. Kansas, oassed awav November 22, 1965 Services 2 o. m. Fridav Frve chaoel, Olathe.

Interment Oaklawn Memorial Gardens. Olathe. Casket will be dosed noon Fridav W. L. FRYE A SON OLATHE.

KAS. MILLER MRS. AGNES aoe 79. of Our Lady of Mercv Home. 918 E.

9th. passed awav November 24. Service 10:30 a. m. Fridav from Butler's 22 S.

18th. 11 a St. Rose of Lima church. Interment Mt. Calvary.

Parish rosary 8 o. m. Thursday. Friends may call after 3 P. m.

Thursday at Butler's. JOS. A. BUTLER'S SONS 22 S. 18TH FA 1-2222 MONTGOMERY MR.

A. F. (BUCK), aae 72. of Gravois Mills. passed awav November 25, 1965.

Services 1 p. m. Saturday at the chaoel Interment Floral Hills Memorial Gardens. Family will receive friends after 7 p. m.

Friday at the chattel FLORAL HILLS FUNERAL HOME BLUE RIDGE AT GREGORY FL 3-1211 I of J8I6 ROSE, aoe away i 1 I 1 1 I I HawkCagers Take On ArkansasTechTonight id St. Benedicts in Atchison. After facing the Hawks tonight, they go to Missouri Valley tomorrow night. Hindsman. who has built a remarkable coaching record, feels the rugged trips should help his Wonderbovs jell, even though they receive lumps on the way.

Hindsman. the N. A. I. A.

coach of the year in 1954. has escorted his team to the N. A. I. A.

tournament finals twice, in 1954 and 1955. The other Arkansas Tech starters are Floyd Baker (6-4), Paul Hill (6-2) and Terry Horn (5-11). By Bill Sharp (A Mmbr of The Star's Soorts Staff) LAST year St. Benedicts college and Lincoln uni- versity, a couple of area independents, showed their strength by muscling in on the proceedings at the National N. A.

I. A. basketball tournament in Kansas City. It wouldnt be too surprising to see the schools do a repeat performance. Coach Ralph Holan still can call on a veteran St.

Benedicts cast headed by Darryl Jones 6-5), probably the most dangerous Raven on the floor as a freshman last year. The St. Louis star led the team in scoring with 490 points (a single season high at St. Benedicts) and led the team in rebounding. He'll get help on the front line from Jack Dugan (6-5) and Bill Wewers, a former stag at Ward high school who can go at either forwrd or guard.

Independent INDEPENDENT SCHEDULES Missouri Independents Southwest Bp-tist, Lincoln, Washington of St. Louis, Park college Kansas Indeoenoents St. Mary of the Plains. St. Benedicts.

Tahor, Calvary Bible. Tonight and tomorrow Evanoel in John Brown tourney. Tuesday Richards-Gebaur A. F. B.

at Evangel. Southwest Baptist at Northeast Oklahoma, Kansas Wesleyan at Tabor. Dec. 1 St. Cloud (Minn.) at Lincoln, Rolia at Washington of St.

Louis, St. Benedict's at Quincy. Dec. 2 St. Mar of the Plains at Colorado College.

Dec. 2-4 Tabor in Moundridqe tourney. Dec. 3 St. Mary of the Plains at Regis.

Lincoln at Fort Hays State, Ozark Bible at Calvary. Dec. 3-4 Southwest Baptist in Rockhurst Blue Ribbon meet. Dec. 4 Tarkio at Park, Evangel at Mc-Kendree.

Dec. 6 Lincoln at William Jewell, Drury at Washington ot St. Louis. Dec. 6-7 Southwest Baptist and Evan-oel in Southwest Invitational.

Dec. 7 Tabor at Phillips (Okla.l, Maryville Stae at St Benedict's. Dec. 10 St. Benedict's at Peru State Austin (Tex.) at Southwest Baptist, Central Christian at Calvary.

Dec. It Park at Graceland. William Jewell at Washington of St. Louis. Lincoln at Northwestern, Calvary at St.

Paul. Dec. 13 Eastern Illinois at Washington Southwest Baotist at Pittsixjrg State. Lincoln at Augustana. Dec.

14 Park at Central Methodist, St. Mary of the Plains at Tabor. Dec. 15 Kirksvilie State at Lincoln. Dec.

16 Southwest Baptist at Evangel, St. Mary of the Plains at Colo. School ot Mines. Dec. 17 Drury at Park, Mankato State Lincoln.

Dec. 18 St. Benedict's at Omaha, Illinois State at Rolia, Baptist Bible at Calvary. Dec. 20-22 Tabor and St.

Mary of the Plains in McPherson Holiday meet. Dec. 27-28 Lincoln in Plainsman (S. meet. Dec.

27-29 St. Benedict's In Emporia State tourney. Dec. 29-30 Lincoln U. in LaCrosse (Wis.) meet.

Dec. 30 Valparaiso at Washington U. Jan. 3-4 Washington U. in Hatter's meet (DeLand.

Jan. 4 William Jewell at St. Benedict's, Evangel at Westminster. Jan. 6 St.

Mary ot the Plains at Tabor, St. Benedict's at Maryville State. Jan. 7 St. Mary ot the Plains at Oklahoma Christian college.

Jan. 8 Southern Illinois at Washington St. Benedict's at Emporia State. Central State (O.) at Lincoln, Southwest Baotist at Greenville Calvary at Iowa Open Bible. an.

10 Little Rock U. at Southwest Baotist, Fort Hays State at St. Benedict's. Jen. 1) Westminster at Washington Baker at Tabor, Central Methodist at Evangel Jan.

15 Evangel at Park, Southwestern at Tabor, Washington of St. Louis at Wheaton (III 1. Lincoln at Southwest Baotist. St. Mary of the Plains at Hastings.

i i at at at p. at et The brilliant set of guards, Ray Weber and Don Schuering, return along with Greg Glore and Vince DeGreeff, a pair of top reserves. Lincoln with speedsters Arvesta Kelly and Milton Williams heading a 5-letterman contingent, could use more size. Kelly averaged 20 points a game and the 6-foot-2 leaper hauled in 136 rebounds. Williams (6-1) scored 14.5 points a game as a freshman, Marshall Evans, a 6-4 front-! liner, cleared the boards of 242 rebounds and contributed 14.3 points a game to Coach Jona-i than Staggerss attack.

A new school In the Independ- ent ranks is also new to compe-. tition against 4-year colleges. Southwest Baptist of Bolivar. under the leadership of Rex Grady, will play one of the roughest area schedules. Joe Talton (6-5), a 220-pounder from Monroe City, gives sta- Schedules (Neb Iowa Open Bible at Calvary Jan.

16 Southwest Baptist at Evangel. Jan. 17 Tennessee State at Lincoln. Jan. 18 St.

Benedict's at Pittsburg State, Westminster at Park. Jan. 20 Calvary at Central Bible. Jan. 21 Calvary Bible at Baptist Bible.

Jan. 22 Lincoln at Kirksvilie State, Tabor at Kansas Wesleyan, Washington U. Valparaiso, McKendree at Park, Calvary at St. Paul. Jan.

73 St. Mary of the Plains at St. Michael's (N. St. Benedict's at Rockhurst.

Jan. 24 Langston (Okla.) at Southwestern Baptist. Jan. 25 Langston (Okla.) at Evangel, Graceland at Park. Jan.

26 St. Mary of the Plains at Rockhurst, Emporia State at St. Benedict's. Jan. 73 Sterling at Tabor, Calvary Baptist at Omaha Baotist.

Jan. 29 Tabor at Friends, Perk at Doane Washington U. at Illinois State. Kentucky State at Lincoln, Omaha St. Benedict's (3 P.

m.l. Principle at Evangel. Jan. 31 St. Mary of the Plains at Northwestern (Okla.) State.

Feb. 1 St. Benedict's at William Jewell. Washington U. at Eastern Illinois.

Central Methodist at Park Feb. 3 Southwestern (Tenn.) at Washington U. Feb. 4 Fort Wood at Lincoln, Tabor at Bethany. Feb.

5 Southwest Baptist at Lincoln, Tabor at Oklahoma Chrisitlan, Central Bible at Calvary. Feb. 6 Quincy (III.) at St. Benedict's (D). Feb.

7 Washington U. at Marquette, Evangel at John Brown. Feb. I Lincoln at Pittsburg State. Feb.

10 St. Mary of the Plain at Evangel. Southwest Baotist at Little Rock Calvary Baptist at Manhattan Bible. Feb. 11 St.

Mary of the Plains at Park. Feb. 12 Lincoln at Central State (O), Raqis at Washington of St. Louis, Friends Tabor, Rockhurst at St. Benedict's (3 m.l, Bethany Nazarene (Okla.) at Evanqel, Omaha Baptist at Calvary.

Feb. 14 Lincoln at Western Illinois, Wheton (III.) at Washington Fort Wood at Southwest Baptist. Feb. 15 St. Benedict's at Washburn, Tabor at Park.

Feb. 16 St. Benedict's Fort Hays State. Feb. 17 Washington U.

et Northern Illinois. St. Mary of the Plains at Colorado College, Evangel at Southwest Baptist. Feb. 18 Southwest Baotist at Rockhurst.

St. Mary of the Plains at Oklahoma Christian, Goshen (Ind.) at Tabor, Calvary Baptist at Central Christian. Peb.19 Lincoln at Kentucky State, Oklahoma Christian Colleoe at Tabor, Park Evangel. Pittsburg State at St. Benedict's, Calvary Bibia at Ozark Bible.

Feb. 22 Washburn at St. Benedict's. Feb. 26-26 Washington U.

in C. A. C. meet at Centre. Feb.

24 Lincoln at Fort Wood. Feb. 25 Bethany Nazarene (Okla Tahor, Manhattan Bible at Calvary Bible. Feb. 26 Calvary Bible at Park.

Lincoln Tennessee State. Feb. 28 MeeMurry at Washington U. th. chape! MAIN AT LINWOOD 'Rosary reotahon by Benedictine oblates 8 30 Services 10 ine oblafes 8:30 P.

m. Friday. St. Jame Church, 39th Harrison. Intrment Mt.

Olivet cemetery. MELLODY-McGILLEY- EYLAR MAIN AT LINWOOD PL 3 6200 VAN DEVENTER FRANK of 1512 North 40th. Services 1:30 Friday. the Porter chapel, 19th Minnesota Burial Memorial Park cemetery Friends may call at the chapel after 6 p. Thursday.

GEO. F. PORTER SONS AAA 1-6400 VA.N DALE M- of 6500 Nieman Shawnee. Services a. St.

Joseph's Catholic church. Burial St. Joseph's cemetery. Ro-sarv recitation, 8 p. Amos chaoel, Shawnee.

Friends may call at the chapel after 12 noon, Fri. THE AMOS FAMILY 10901 JOHNSON DR. ME 1 5566 WEINSTEIN MR. DAVID, age 73 years, of 6th Ann, Kansas City, Kansas, passed away Nov. 24th, 1965.

Services wi.l be held at 11 a. m. Friday at the chaoel, 6830 Troost. Interment Sheffield cemetery. Kindly omit flowers.

Family suggests contributions to Temple Beth El building fund. LOUIS MEMORIAL CHAPEL 6830 TROOST EM 1-5211 FLORISTS FLOWERS -All occasions. Open Sundavs Dow', 8047 Wornall, EM 3-5993 LOST BILLFORLD Brown, contains ImDor'ant oaoers, reward. Downtown area. JE 1-0194 DOG White toy Poodle.

Reward offered Answe-s to name Suzie. GL 2-7400 or GL 3-4778 DOG Terrier Wire haired. Fairway Manor. CO 7-1430 vicinity. DOG Male Pomeranian, orange and black, answers to Peooer.

Vicinity of 93rd-MrGee. EM 3-6979 DOG Black, white. pox Terrier, scar 1 4507 0r k' S' 4 reward; FA DOG Collie-Cocker Spaniel mixed. Shag-9. hair.

Brownish-few light spots Child pet. Vicinity of Lockridge between 2,. Answers to name Rex. WA 3-2577 Poodle, black miniature male, wnife velvet ribbon collar. Andy.

Fair- wav Mtnor. AD 6-9423; Reward. I ENVELOPE Small, containing currency; downtown; will identify; reward. BE I DOG- 1 2047 general vicinity Hotel BeiieUve. contact Mr.

Doahm, manager. If feVed PLC3Md an' Reward i JEWELRY Two small satin pouches with jewelry including twisted seed pearl necklace, aquamarine ring, gold diamond pin, diamond cross on S15.u7L-ch.a,n: vcnity 12th A Balti- gre- liberal reward. Address 455 Star. A6INK Stole Vicinity 45fh A PL 3-3638 after Rewa Cal1 FOUND aroond 2 mmhs' LODGE NOTICES ORIENT Lodge 546903 Harri- son. Stated Communication Fridav November 26.

7:30 Work second degree. Refreshments. Visitors welcome. Dewey Thorn- ton. W.

Verne G. Fisher. Secy. MT. Washinato Lodge 614.

Inde-pndence Ariinaton Stated Friday 8 p. Brethren wel come. Albert B. Stohfer, W. J.

N. Johnson. Sec'y. LIBERTY Council 50 Liberty. Mo.

Stated assembly Friday. 7:30. Annual etecton of officers. Refreshments. Visitors wllcome.

Loren V. Koch, ILL Mas William P. Mathews. Rc ISIS Chapter 208 Eastern Star. 903 Harrison.

Special, Frtdev. November 28, 8 o'clock Installation. Friends of officers, members invited Medline Kimberlin, Blanche Venable, Secv. W. Rockhurst college opens its home basketball season tonight, taking on Arkansas Tech in an 8 o'clock contest at Mason-Halpin field house.

If the Hawks can repeat their performance in their first road game. Coach Dolor Rehms debut will be a success. Rehm, in his first season as head coach of the Hawks after three years as assistant and three years of playing for them, came out of his first encounter Tuesday night at Missouri Valley with an 81-89 triumph. For an opener ws had a pretty good game, said Rehm. We made some mistakes, hut had the ability to come back after most of them.

Rehm will go wilh the same line-up that fared Missouri Valley. A1 Payne (8-7) and Jack Gipson (6-4) will he at forwards with all-American Pat Caldwell (6-6) at center. The guards will be Dave Fitzpatrick (6-3) and John Foley (5-11. Payne started the season impressively by scoring 25 points and pulling down 12 rebounds against Missouri Valley. Caldwell.

in foul trouble most of the second half, hit 14 points and collected eight rebounds. Coach Sam Hindsmans Arkansas Tech Wonderbovs have experience on the front line, but their guards need work. John Needham. 6-1 forward who led the Wonderbovs in scoring last vear with a 16.3 mark, and 6-6 Jerry Gotling are the top threats, both scoring and on the backboards. Arkansas Tech, on a tough road trip, defeated Evangel but lost to Drury in Springfield.

Last night they bumped into sol Miss Whitworth Ties Miss Havnie For (Uolf Lead Augusta, Ga. (AP) A pair of i Texans, Sandra Haynie and Kathy Whitworth, took a one-stroke lead after the opening round of the Womens Title-holders golf tournament yesterday. Miss Haynie, from Fort Worth, had a score of 36 on the first nine holes and came back with a 35 for a 71. Miss Whitworth of San Antonio reversed the procedure with a 35 on the front nine before carding a 36 on the final nine holes. Sandra Havrve Kathy Whitworth 36-35 71 35-36 71 34-3872 35-3873 34-3973 36-3773 36-3773 36-3773 36-3874 35-3974 34-4074 34-4175 39-37 76 36-4076 36-4076 38-3876 38 39-77 Beth Stona Marlene Bauer Haaoe Ruth Jessen Carol Mann Betsy Rawlt Wanda Sanchez Betsy Cullen Shirley Endlehorn Martlynn Smith Susie Maxwell x-Conme Dav Nancy Peters Sandra Palmer Peggy Wilson Clifford Ann Creed Denotes amateur.

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