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a a a a -EL PASO I Tuesday, July 7, 1964 Section Page Five- BOWLING ROOSTERETTES The Chicks The Cousins 12.8, The "Toros Hopettes 10-10, The Jets 9-11, 'S 8-12 5-15. BONNY PINS LEAGUE Beat Beatles 27-13, Hunky Dories 24-16. Screwballs 23-17, Mrs 21-19, Happies 21-19, Slow Pokes Bowling Lady Bugs 13-27. week's Brooks 491, Barbars Ethell 483, Margaret Scoby 480, Nan Nowak 477, Lillian Bennett 471, average Judy Wardell 151. SKYLANES DOUBLES No.

6-2 Team No. 6 5-3, Team No. 1 4-4, Team No. 5 4-4, K'Mon's 3-5, Vampires 2-6. Week's high Ellen May (232) $11, Joyce Vaughn 497, Jeanne Wheeler 480, Nan Nowak, 479, Barbara Ethell 467, average Joe Anderson 175.

TWILITERS LADIES Del Norte Saddlery 24-4. Hicks-Ponder Warehousing Services Roark Cher 8pyders 15-13, Beauty Rae Balon 15-13, Clarkson Electric 14-10, Gillett Cher 13-11, Roarin 20's 13-15, Chez Paree' Flowers 12.12, Russell's Enco Service 12-12, State Natl Bank 12-16, Carousel of Beauty 12-16, Colony Motors 10-14, Rudolph Cher 10-18, Tex Mfg. Co 0.16, Popular Dry Goods 9-19. Week's high Jo Lopes 506, Donna Muir 479, Esther Delgado 455. Maria Woo 453, Pat NeSmith 447, averages Jo Lopez 169 Class Maria Elena Woo 453, Pat NesSmith 447, aver- THURSDAY BUSINESS MEN Laina-Garcia Chelsea Lumber 3-17.

Joe-Tom Cardon-Wells 21- 19. National Life Ins. Jim-Paul Fred-Earle Sam-Et Week's high Earle Johnson 215-544. Tim Matthews 215-565, Ed Wells 539. Wayife Yates 205.535.

Tom Palmer $05, average Jim Matthews 178. Luna Hurls 1-0 Major Softball Win Jaime Luna must have been taking notes at the recent Southwest Softball Classic. Luna looked much improved last night in pitching his first shutout in the El Paso Major Softball League. Using riser a change of speed, Luna scattered five hits and struck out eight as All Sports Club topped Union Furniture 1-0 at Memorial ParkLarry Jeffries of Union allowed only three hits but all three in the same inning. In the fourth, Bobby Rodriguez doubled and Lefty Rodriguez singled him home.

Willie Rodriguez got the other hit. UNION .000 000 SPORTS CLUB ..000 100 1-1 Larry Jeffries and Terry Thomas; Jaime Luna and Al Armendaris. Reds Improve Athletic Team United Press International MOSCOW, July 7. The Soviet Union will be represented by stronger athletic team in this year's traditional track and field meet with the United States at Los Angeles, July 25-16, than at last year's event here, according to team Coach Gavril Korobkov. In an interview with the Soviet news agency Tass, Korobkov said "even the absence of world long- jump broad jump record holder, Igor Ter Ovanesyan, who is sick, will not affect the overall potential of the Soviet team.

"This does not mean, however, that we are bound to repeat our last year's success when our athletes won the largest victory in the history of the matches. We are clearly aware of the fact that at Los Angeles we shall meet team of much higher class than we received in Moscow, there is going to be close struggle." Players Okay 'Free' Pay TV United Press International NEW YORK, July 7. Pay-television is agreeable to the major league ballplayers as long it doesn't cost them any money. The Major League Baseball Players' Executive Council decided yesterday that it would not hinder the start of pay-television in Los Angeles on July 17 as long as it didn't affect revenue from World Series and All-Star games. "The players decided it would enhance the salary negotiating positions of Los Angeles and San Francisco said Judge Robert Cannon, legal counsel for the players.

The Giants also plan to institute pay TV this season. "They felt they had no objection to pay-TV as long as it did encroach on the revenue the players receive from World Series games and All-Star games," Cannon added. Boys Baseball League Results EASTERN LEAGUE CHAMPS AVIATION 500 110-7 12 WHISLER CO. .200 000-2 3 Bobby Hernandez and Dana Carden; Joe Carenas and Don Bandy. Carden and Jaime Lopez each hit homers.

It WAS Carden's ninth. Cardenas batted homer for Whisler. AIRPORT OPTIMIST 110 030-1 EMPACADORA .001 000-1 Janches Hector Marquez and Gary Howe; Jimmy and Roberto Avila. DEL NORTE LEAGUE COLON THEATRE .210 210-6 WILDCATS .000 000-0 BEARS (16)00-32 14 5 LIONS .0 3 0 00 3 3 11 Pablo Payan and Bobby Ruiz; Tony Sanchez and Lorenzo Ramirez. Armando Menchaca (Bears) hit 3 for 4.

Lorenzo Del Rio (Lions) hit homer. HIGHLAND LEAGUE LUCKY BOY ..011 010-1 SW NATL. BANK 010 000-1 David Rapisano and Bill Holick; Bobby Casarez and Ricky Perez. COCA COLA ..004 400-8 DOWNTOWN OPTIMIST .001 000-1 David Renteris and Rudy Galaviz; David Scott and Ray Marques. Eddie Drusina (Coca Cola) hit 2 for 3 including two homers, one grand slam.

NORTHEAST LEAGUE BURDETTE TEXACO ...524 040-15 10 NORTHEAST ROTARY .000 210- 3 3 Hopalong Malone and Steve Stewart; Ruben Rosales and Willie Floyd. Alvin Estep (Burdette) hit homer. Malone went a for 3. DODGERS ..032 400-9 10 E.P.N.G. .310 300-7 8 Joe Martaus and Greg Sensiba; Rudy Velez and Jim Brundage.

MINOR LEAGUE Whyburn Co. 12. Ayoub Wardy Cougars 12, Braves 4. Air-Way-Rent-A-Car Prince Janitor 2. Burdett Texaco Dolphins 1 go an ou bad a a "Middle Age man's 40's.

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Bieg-Drever 16-28, Falstaff Sales 14-30. Week's high Al Clemmer 210-570, Don Lucas 208-568. Don Siller 219-565, Hank Hendricks 215-553, Bill Spinks 204- 539. average Don Biller and Don Lucas 184. SAINTS MIXED LEAGUE Friday Night Benders 21-11, Hopeless Five 18-14, Cherry Pickers 18-14, Home Furniture 18-14, Wingless Saints Cushman Sales 17-15.

Dim Bulbs 17-15, The Pacers 17-15. Mico Capra' 16-16, Nicolosi Insurance 14-18, Sand Baggers Hell-Kats 13-19, Die Herds 12-20, Mortgage Investment A 11-21. Week's high Mary Figueroa 514. Ramona De Paz 460, Pat Martina 203-439, Nancy Armendaris 456, Grace Puerling 435, Tom Nicolosi 222-563, Mel Work 520. Tom Francione 501, Herman Martins 209-490, average Jean Taylor, Amy Casillas 151, David Smith 163.

SAUNDERS McAFEE LEAGUE Week's high Mary Franssen 199-202, 184-585, Alice Malooly 187-480, Kathy Kizzier 178-479, La Verne Cadwell 172-478, Aileen Nelson 160-471. HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE Fencers 17-7. Slaves 16-8, Dusters 13-11, Chicks 11-13. Winds 11-13. Lemons 10-14.

Paxton Home Improv. 9-15, 3 Bears 9-15. Week's high Sandy Staton 155-412, Betty Walker 148-416, Alyce Reeder 159- 427, Myrtle Stover 151-437, Bobbie Husband 190-488. MIDNIGHTERS MIXED LEAGUE Time Plan Loan 12-6, Dingys Demons 11-7, 10-8, Pickups 10-8, Trujillo Impalas (pp) 8-7, Roark Chevrolet 9-9, Team No. 1 9-9, The Fishes 9-9, Elmers Drive In Team No.

5 7-11, Team No. 7-11, Team No. 12 (pp) 5-10. Week's highs- Joe Perez 559, John vert 531. Roy Moore 236-209-615, Johnny Devilbiss 537, Ben Miller 201-502.

Bill Cummins 504, Cathy Scales 511. LADIES SPUR LEAGUE Southwestern Mills 25-15, S. M. Mena Realty 24-16, Tovar's Flowers 24-16, Dyseven Plumbing 23-17, Molly's-Bassett Center 21-19, Acme Sport-Ebonite Girls 20-20. Vetter Cleaners 19-21, El Paso Auto Salvage Leo's Mexican Foods Valley Butane 8-32.

Week's highs--Jo Reeves 518, Betty Welty 200. LADIES A.B.C. DOUBLES Mary Carmen Gen Shirley 12-9, Lydia Sally 11-10. Rena M. C.

11-10, Sue Jo 9-12, Esther Nell Week's highs Sally Williams 192-530. BLUE MONDAY LEAGUE Case Loma Lounge 27-9, American Nat'l Ins. 19-17, La Copa 19-17, Henderson Teachers 19-17, Abel's Builder's 17-19, Food Mart 16-20. J. Bustamante Co.

14-22, Petty Realty 13-23. Week's highs--Marcos Ortiz 208-602, Adalberto Guzman 203-559, Marcelo Rodriguez 205-558, Robert Rodriguez 209-550, Joe Mats 532. Average Mata 178. RED ROOSTER CHICKS LEAGUE Helen-Esther 30-18. Louisa-Ann 28-20, Jitterbugs 27-21.

Shutes Hi-Balls 24-24. TrowGonzales 23-25, Erika-Louise 22-26, Tony 20-28. Mary-Martha EffieAudrey Lydia-Alma 17-27. Lama Week's highs--Ann Keholm 198-470, Mary Payne 449, Mary Welch-Gloria Scott 439. Averages Frances Taylor 159 Class Martha Sandoval 124 Class B.

MA's PA's LEAGUE Maniacs 27-13, Tumble Weeds 27-13, D's Wha-Hoo's 26-14, Pee Wee's Week's highs--Phil Dodge 101-553, Stan Pawlik 548, Don Douglas 546, Dave Craig 542, Bob Parton 536, Mildred Shoback 534, Shirley Street 487. NUEVA LEAGUE We Don't Care 23-9, Northgate Chevron 17-15. Misfits A 16-16. Golden Cue 15-17, Phinques 13-19, Hucksters 12-20. High average--Paul Larremore 170, Mildred Hammond 152.

Would Like Fight United Press International LONDON, July 7. Former heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson, who overcame a big hurdle in his comeback plans by beating Eddie Machen in Stockholm last Sunday, can have fight with European heavyweight champion Henry Cooper of Britain if he wants it. Talking of a proposed Patterson-Cooper fight in Semptember, Jim Wicks, Cooper's manager, said Monday: "It is OK by KOSS STEREOPHONES REALLY BRING OUT THE CRITICAL SOUNDS OUR MUSICI SAYS LES BROWN ADD PERSONALIZED LISTENING AND STEREO PERFECTION TO YOUR EQUIPMENT. With Kous Stereophones, you can hear stereo records and tapes as perfectly as they can be recorded The secret hes in large sound reproducers and complete separation of stereo channels regardless of your position in the room Now you can listen to your equipment full volume without disturbing anyone else in the house, because Koss Stereophones provide you with personalized listening Koss Stereophones connect easily to any phono of system, either stereo or mono. CHECK OUR PREOPENING SPECIALS Audio Consultants Home of Quality Sound Mentana 865-1406 ANDERSON Judy D.

Anderson, 16, passed away in Abilene, Texas. She is survived by her father, Brooks D. Anderson of El Paso and her mother, Mrs. A. H.

Quarterly, of New York. Paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L.

Anderson, Ruidoso, New Mexico. Maternal grandmother, Mrs. Kate Huchet. El Paso. Contributions may be made to the Cerebral Palsy Foundation.

Services will be 9 A.M. Wednesday. Rev. George Park officiating. Graveside services Rest Lawn Cemetery.

Directed by Rodehaver-Miller. 2600 E. Yondell Ave. LO 5-2748 BROWN Funeral services fer Mr. Charles Brown, 1211 Mesita Dr.

who passed away Monday will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Harding-Orr McDaniel Montana Ave. Chapel, Dr. Paul Newton Poling and Rev. T.

Stewart Coffman officiating. Entombment will be in Rest Lawn. Pallbearers will be: James Muhn, B. H. Saar, Robert T.

Hoover, James J. Gilchrist, Douglas Butler, G. C. Lohmann. Honorary pallbearers will be: Dorrance D.

Roderick. Dr. William Multhauf, Ike Brennand, Harley N. Waters, Charles Hagest, Judge R. E.

Thomason, Chris P. Fox, Karl Goodman, Sam D. Young, Herschel Hord. Walter Wulfjen, Donald P. Lewis, William Byers, S.

G. Gonzalez, Harold Long, James P. Turner, Jack Stuart, Ernest Myles, Fred 0. Davis, W. Henry Wooldridge, S.

Y. Wilson, Edward Hines, Leo R. Schuster, Jack McGrath. Memorial tributions may be made to the American Cancer Society or to the National Arthritic Foundation. Arrangements Harding-Orr McDaniel Montane Montana Ave.

533-1646 CHAMBERLAIN Mrs. Laura J. Chamberlain, 85, passed away July 4th, local hospital. She lived at 2729 Dunoon. Survived by 2 daughters, Mrs.

Rita R. Willoughy, 4003 Clifton; Mrs. Evelyn M. Linnane of Sanders, Ariz. 2 sons, Harvey R.

Cassidy of Vallejo, Robert W. Cassidy, Bloomfield, New Mexico. Her remains will be sent to Rollie Mortuary, Gallup, New Mexico, Thursday for burial by RodehaverMiller Funeral Home. 2600 E. Yandell LO 5-2748 GRAY Funeral services for Fred 0.

Gray, 71, 3029 Louisville Ave. will be held 11 a.m. Wednesday, Kaster-Maxon Chapel with the Rev. Jarrell Tyson officiating. Pallbearers: W.

R. Bean, Harry Bean, H. C. Peterson, J. Ward, Paul Berry, Henry Carmichael.

Burial will be in the Ft. Bliss National Cemetery. Masonic Lodge No. 130 will conduct graveside services. In memory of Mr.

Gray, contributions may be made to a favorite charity. GREEN Stanley Dean Green, 21, of Ft. Riley, Kansas, died June 29th near Creston Junction. Wyoming. He WAS EN 3, U.S.

Navy. Survived by his parents, SFC and Mrs. Walter R. Green; brothers, Bobbie and Ricky Green; 3 sisters, Sue, Edna Mae and Debbie Green, all of Ft. Riley.

Grandmother, Mrs. Clara Golden, of Albuquerque, New Mexico. An aunt, Mrs. Clint F. Boswell, of Albuquerque.

Graveside services will be held 10:45 a.m., Wednesday, Ft. Bliss National Cemetery, Chaplain Lenzke officiating. Military honors will be accorded. Burial under direction of Rodehaver- Miller. 2600 E.

Yandell LO 5-2748 KINNEY Mr. Thomas Earl Kinney, 70, 4747 Sierra Vista passed away Monday in hospital. He had been resident of El Pago 18 years. Survivors. wife, Mrs.

Esther E. Kinney, El Paso. Sister, Mrs. Morris Markowite, Red Bluff, Calif. Brother, Joseph C.

Kinney, Long Beach, Calif. Funeral services will be held at 10 A.M. Thursday in the Harding-Orr McDaniel Pershing Drivel Chapel, with the Rev. Wm. F.

Hageman officiating. Interment will be Ft. Bliss National Cemetery with full military honors. Arrangements by Harding-Orr McDaniel Pershing Drive. 3707 Pershing Drive 566-2911 MARR Clarence J.

Mart, 11, of 126 Rio Monte St. died Sunday. He was native of Paso. Survivors: Father, Clarence J. Marr, Sr.

of Sherman, Texas; mother, Mary Helen Marr, of El Paso. Funeral services 2 p.m. Wednesday, Kaster Chapel with the Rev. C. Jack C.

Burton officiating. Burial in Evergreen Ceme- tery. RAYMOND Mrs. Laura Blair Raymond, 83, resident of 5763 Alameda, passed AWE Monday. She had been resident of El Paso 65 years and was a member of the Temple Baptist Church.

She was Past President of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary and had been quite active in church work. Survivors: Husband, L. W. Raymond; son, Howard Mosley, both of El Paso; Sisters, Mrs. Minnie Harvey, of El Paso: Mrs.

Josephine Belmont, of El Paso; Mrs. Bertha Crooks of Los Angeles, Mrs. Ethel McClintock of Glendale, Calif. 1 brother, John Blair, Phillips ville, Calif. grandson, William H.

Mosley, of El Paso. Funeral services will be held 3 p.m. Wednesday in the Harding-Orr McDaniel Montana Ave Chapel. Rev. C.

E. Albritton officiating. Interment will be in Concordia. Pallbearers will be E. C.

Holyoke, Johnnie Landers, William 8. Turner, V. M. Thompson, Jeff Brown, R. T.

Brownlee. Arrangements Harding-Orr McDaniel Montana Ave. 320 Montana Ave. 633-1546 SAMUDIO Mrs. Ester Samudio, passed away Monday, at 3114 Pera St.

She had been 8 resident of El Paso for 1 year. She is survived by 2 sons, Fileman Alcantar of Juarez. Mathias Alcantar of San Jose, Calif; 1 daughter, Maria Luisa Bain, of Los Angeles, Calif. Rosary services will be Tuesday evening, 8 p.m., Memorial Chapel. Funeral Mass Wednesday 8:30 a.m.

St. Francis Xavier Church with Rev. Father Mar Macrino Nino officiating. Burial in Mt. Carmel Cemetery.

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130 will assemble at Kaster Maxon Funeral Home, Wed. July 8th, 10:30 A.M. for the purpose of render ing graveside services for Our Late Brother, Fred Oliver Gray, Interment Ft. Bliss Cemetary Bob Dungan, W.M., W. R.

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