THE SUN, Monday, December 22, 1975 PtATHNOTICtS (213) Sports results, standings DEATH NOTICES (213) Finances of Dome to be studied THE MORNING SUN. People who make your day brighter. --ril1' itvM 5" a I miK si EARLARNETT Earl writes a little about a lot of things. His range of reportorial expertise covers Maryland towns, both old and new, the people, changes and what's going to happen. He has written in-depth reports inter-racial relationships; death and dying; organizations that influence our daily lives; personalities; a block in the downtown retail area; and in general about people the way they live, what they're doing and how they live.
Earl really gets into his feature writing and gives you a better picture of the world around you. APPLETON 23a On December 20, 197B MARY ETTA (nee Jenkins), of Pasadena, beloved wife of tha late John M. Anpleton, devoted mother of Mike and Henry Appleton, and the late James and Charles William Appleton, and Mrs. Virginia Norlin, and sister of Mrs. Eatelle Heintz-man.
Also survived by six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Services from the Barranco Severna Park Funeral Home, Ritchie highway at Robinson road, on Wednesday at 11 A.M. Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.Visiting hours 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. AUGUSTOWSKI 23e On December 20, 1975, LOTTIE T. (nee Jaroch), of Cherry street, beloved wife of the late John Augustowski, devoted mother of Mrs.
Mary Kro-chune. Mrs. Charlotte Weid-man. Miss Stella Augustowski, Miss Eleanor Augustowski, and Kazmir Augustowski, sister of Mrs. Stella Dombkows-ki.
Also survived by nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Services at the McCully Funeral Home of Curtis Bay, 4200 Pennington avenue, on Wednesday at 8:15 A.M. Mass of the Resurrection at St. Athanasius Church at 9 A.M. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery.
Family will receive friends 3 to 6 and 7 to 9 P.M. BATES 23e On December 20, 1975. HELEN JEAN, daughter of the late Raymond L. and Carrie B. Bates, sister of Mrs.
Mildred M. Rhinehart. Friends may call at the Mitchell-Wiedefeld Home, 6500 York road (at Over-brook), on Monday from 5 to 9 P.M. Services and interment private. BELL 22a On December 19, I975, RICHARD beloved husband of Catherine M.
Bell (nee Alexander). Uncle of Ronald and Dennis Bell. Funeral from the Schimu-nek Funeal Home, 3331 Brehms lane (Mannasota Erdman avenues), on Tuesday at 14 A.M. Interment private, visiting hours on Sunday and Monday 7 to 9 P.M. only.
(Parking in rear) BERL 23e On December 20, 1975, MARIE ELIZABETH (nee James), of Timonium, beloved wife of the late John Elmer Barl, and loving mother of Audrey B. Ellington, dear grandmother of Debra Donna Judith A. and Douglas W. Ellington, devoted mother-in-law of James R. Ellington.
Family will receive friends at the Dulansy Valley Home of Lemmon-Mitchell-vviedefeld, 10 W. Padonia road (at York road) Timonium-co*ck-eysville, from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. Funeral Services on Tuesday at 1 1 A.M. Entombment in the Dulaney Valley Mausoleum. BOSEL 22e On December 19, 1975, ELIZABETH (nee Lonanie), wife of the late Anton Bosel.
Funeral from the Schimu-nek Funeral Home, 3331 Brehms lane (at Mannasota and Erdman avenues), on Tuesday at 8:15 A.M. Mass of the Resurrection at the Shrine of the Little Flower at 9 A.M. Interment in Parkwood Cemetery. Visiting hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. Parking in rear.
Christian Wake Services on Monday at 8:30 P.M. BRISCOE 22e On December 19, 1975, LUCY of Box 95 East Howard road, (Glen Burnie), beloved wife of Albert Briscoe. She is also survived by three sisters, Mrs. Sarah Randall, Mrs. Minnie Johnson and Miss Juanita Treehearn, one brother, Walter Treehearn, nieces, nephews, cousins and other relatives.
Friends may call at the Her-. bert E. Nutter Funeral Home, 3035 W. North avenue, on Sunday after 6 P.M. until Monday 4 P.M.
when Mrs. Briscoe will lie in state at St. Pius Catholic Church, Ed-mondson avenue and Schroe-der street, from 5 P.M. to 8 P.M. Requiem Mass on Tuesday 10 A.M.
Interment New Cathedral Cemetery. Family will receive friends at the above Church on Monday 7 to 8 P.M. In mourning, 1013 Brantley avenue. BROWN 22e On December 20, 1975 MARIE T. (nee Truitt), of Westminster, formerly of Baltimore, beloved wife of Alvin R.
Brown mother of Mrs. Dorothy M. Brittingham, Mrs. Kathrvn Detorie and Mrs. Pa-trica A.
Spangler and Alvin R. Brown III, also survived by ten grandchildren Services from the Eline Funeral Home, 10 Main street, Reisterstown, Tuesday at 1 P.M. Interment in Evergreen Memorial Gardens. Friends may call Sunday 7 to 9 and Monday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. BUTT 23e On December: 21, 1975, JOHN beloved husband of Anna (nee Maenner), devoted father of George John ALbert S.
and Francis J. Butt. Gertrude T. Hipley, Rosalee Sheldon, Mary A. Dahler and Dorothy Thomas.
Also survived by twenty-eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Christian Wake Service Bt the Lassahn Funeral Home, 7401 Belatr road, on Tuesday at 7 P.M. Friends may gather at the funeral home Wednesday 9:15 A.M. Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated at at. Joseph Church, Wednesday at 10 A.M. Interment St.
Joseph's Cemetery. Visiting 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. CARR 24e On December 21, 1975, MURVIN beloved husband of the late Frances Carr and father of Mr. Joseph Manning, Mrs. Lillian Bosse, Mrs.
Myrna Morrison, Mrs. Carolyn Leas, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Carr. brother of Mrs. Evelyn Mil-burn.
Mavis, Irene, and Harry Carr, Jr. Also survived by nine grandchildren. Friends may call at the Ullrich Funeral Home of Dundalk, 2112 Dundalk avenue. Services on Wednesday at 1 P.M. Interment Gardens of Faith.
Friends may callfrom 2 to 5 and 7 to 9. Contributions may be sent to the Heart Fund. CARR 22e Edgemere Lodge 537, Loyal Order of Moose regrets to announce the passing of Brother MURVIN L. CARR and extends deepest sympathy to his family. Lodge services will be held at he Ullrich Funeral Home on Dundalk avenue on Monday evening, December 22, at 8:30 P.M.
LLOYD C. ALLEN Governor CHAMBERLAIN 22e On December 18. 1975. OL-GA (nee Weinreich), beloved wife of the late Wilmer W. Chamberlain, beloved sister of Bertha Hartwell.
Friends may call at the. Witzke Catonsviile Funeral Home, 1630 Edmondson avenue. Catonsviile (Beltway exit 14 West, 1 block east of Rolling road) from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. Christian Wake Services on Sunday at 8 P.M. Mass of the Resurrection at St.
Joseph's Monastery on Monday at 10 A.M. Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery. CHRISTENSEN 22e On December 20, 1975. HARRY, formerly of Dundelk. beloved husband of the late Mar-iorie S.
Chnstsnsen. father of Mrs. Nancy Fangue, Mrs. Betty Pence and Andrew H. Chrtstensen.
Also survived by five grandchildren. Brother of Conrad Christensen, step-son of Andrew Jorgenssn. Friends are cordially invited to call at the Funeral Home of Waiter Brooks Bradley. Dundelk. where services will be held on Monday at 1 P.M.
Interment in Meadowndge Memorial Park. Visiting hours Sunday are 2 to 9 P.M. DEATH NOTICES (213) CLARK 23s On December 21, 1975, SAMUEL, beloved husband of the late Belle Clerk, beloved father of the late Isadora Clark, beloved uncle of Mrs. Rose Glick, Mrs Etta Simpson and Max Leikach. Also survived by other nieces and nephews.
Services at Sol Levinson Bros. Home 6010 Roisters-. town road on Monday, De- cember 22, at 2 P.M. Inter-mem King's Park, Long Island, N.Y Please omit flowers. 1 DALTON 22e On December 21.
1975, MARGARET LEACH, of W. Liberty road, White Hall, wife of the late J. Frank Dal- ton; mother of Mary Mar- caret F. Dalton, Catherine D. Raver, Anne D.
Levine and Jane F. Dalton; sister of Merrill A. Leach. Requiem Mass at St. John's Church, Hyde, Md.
on Wednesday, December 24 at 10 A.M. Interment in adjoining cemetery. Friends may call at the Kurtz Funeral Home, Jarrettsville, Tuesday from 7 to 9 P.M. Christian Wake will be held at 8 P.M. DEILINA 22e On December 20, 1975, SOPHIA M.
(nee Telicak). of Rockdale, beloved wife of Anthony G. Dellina, sister of Katharine Smith and George Telicak of Belair, Ohio. Friends may call at Loring Byers Chapel, 8728 Liberty road (2 miles west of beltway exit 18), on Sunday from 7 to 9 P.M. and Monday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M.
Christian Wake Service on Monday at 7:30 P.M. Mass of the Resurrection on Tuesday, December 23. et 10 A.M. at all Saints Roman Catholic Church. Due notice of time will be given.
Interment Woodlawn Ceme- tery. DIPIETRO 23 On December 21, 1975, LAURA LEE, beloved daughter -of Joan and Thomas DiPietro, devoted sister of Patricia, Mary Michele, Angela and Annette DiPietro, beloved granddaughter of Pasquale DiPietro. 1 Friends may visit the Dippel Brothers -Funeral Home 7110 Belair road from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. Christian Wake services on Tuesday evening 8:30 P.M. Mass of Christian Burial will be offered on Wednesday morning 10 A.M.
at St. Stephen's Church, Brad-shaw, Md. Interment Oak Lawn Cemstery. Please omit flowers. Make contributions to the Leukemia Society of America No.
1 Spinners Court, Randallstown, Md. DIPPEL 22 Suddenly on December 18, 1975. JOHN M. DIPPEL (retired Baltimore City Police Ser- Beam), beloved husband of elan M. Dippel (nee Danner), father of Mrs.
M. Ray Clark and Mr. Lewis Baker and the late Annette Roemer, and brother of Mrs. Ida Augustvn-iak. Also survived by 2 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
The family will receive friends daily from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. at the Funeral Home of John A. Moran, 3000 E. Baltimore street (corner of Potomac street), where funer- al services will be held on Monday, December 22 at 1 P.M. Interment in Oak Lawn Cemetery.
DIPPEL 22e The Baltimore City Retired Police Association, regrets the loss of their brother member, JOHN M. DIPPEL (Ret. and extends sincere sympathy to the family. HOWARD L. MUHL President DIPPEL 22e The Old Timer's baseball Association deeply regrets the passing of its member JOHN M.
DIPPEL. Sympathy is expressed to the members of this family. ROBERT J. MILLER, JR. President ECCHER-ECKER 22e On December 20, 1975, A.
LOUIS, beloved husband of Irene R. (nee Perotti) Ecker, devoted father of Rosemary Arend, Jean Van Horn, Renee Ecker, and beloved brother of David, Charles, and Robert Ecker, Josephine Casari, Mary Kulick, Enrica Aton, and Anna Felix. Also survived by four grandchildren. Friends may visit the Dippel Brothers Funeral Home, 7110 Belair road, on Sunday after- noon from 2 to 5 P.M. Friends may visit the Studz Funeral Home in Mt.
Carmel, on Monday evening from 6 to 9 P.M. Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at St. Peter's Church, Mt. Carmel, Pa. on Tuesday morning 10 A.M.
Interment Church Cemetery. Please omit flowers. Make contributions to the American Cancer Society, 1740 E. Jop-pa road, Baltimore, Md. EPSTEIN 22e On December 19, 1975, SAMUEL dearly beloved husband of Edith Epstein, dear devoted father of Mrs.
Doris Raskin, beloved father-in-law of Alvin Raskin, dear brother of Abraham Epstein, Mrs. Eva Cohen and Mrs. Bernice Segal, loving grandfather of David Neil Raskin, and Larry Phillip Raskin. Services at Sol Levinson Bros. Home, 6010 Reisterstown road, on Monday, December 22.
at 10 A.M. Interment in the Anshe Emunah Aitz Chaim Congregation Cemetery, Washington boule- vara. riease omit Tiowers, family requests contributions be made to the Cancer Fund or the Samuel J. Epstein Memorial Fund co The Rodg-ers Avenue Synogoge. In mourning at 3904 Emmart avenue, 21215.
Family will be at the chapel Sunday evening, 6 to 9 P.M. EPSTEIN 22 The American Medical Center Guild deeply regrets the passing of SAMUEL EPSTEIN, beloved brother of Life Member Bernice Segal. MRS. LEON LEVY President fRIEDBERG 22e On December 20, 1975, THEL-MA (nee Fox), beloved mother of Henry Friedberg, Julius Friedberg Jr. of Baltimore, Mrs SalTye Silesky of Pasadena, Maryland and Mrs.
Barbara Rinder of Baltimore, devoted sister of Mrs Viola Katz, Mrs. Gladys Lloyd, Robert Fox, all of Baltimore and Mrs. Mildred Koplowitz of Durango, Colorado and the late Morton, Edwin, Nelson, and Carroll Fox and Mrs. Elsie Herman. Also survived by 10 grandchildren.
Services at the Har Sinai Temple. 6300 Parte Heights avenue, on Sunday. December 21, at 2 P.M Interment in the Har Sinai Congregation Cemetery, Garrison Forest road. Pleese omit flowers, please make all contributions to the Har Smai Temple In mourning at 9825 Tols worth Circle. Randallstown Maryland, 21133.
Family will be et the chapel Saturday evening 7 to 9 P.M. Arrangements by Sol Levinson Bros. Inc. FRIEDBERG 22e The Edith Rosen Strauss Organization, Inc. sorrowfully notes the passing of THELMA FHicDBERG, dearly beloved mother -in-law of our member, Barbara Friedberg and extends deepest sympathy to her fam- PHILIP SHERMAN President GALSTER 23e On December 20.
1975. FRANK beloved husband of Marie E. (nee Wagner), devoted father of Robert J. and Frank R. Galster.
brother of Robert F. and Richard Galster. Also survived by seven grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Funeral from the Lassahn Funeral Home, 7401 Belair road, on Tuesday at 1:30 M. Interment Gardens of Faith Cemetery Visiting 2 to and 7 to 9 P.M.
GALSTER 22a Mt. Nebo Lodge No.229, A.F. A.M., announces win deep regret the death of our lata brother and charter FRANK R. GALSTER. The brethren are requested to at-tend Masonic Memorial Services at the Lassahn Funeral Home.
7401 Belair on Monday evening, December 22. at 7:30 P.M CARL E. REESE Worshipful Master GALSTER 22e Baltimore Forest No. 45 Tall Cedars of Lebanon announces with deep regret the passing of Tall Cedar FRANK R. GALSTER and extends sincere sympathy to his loved ones.
ROBERT C. HERRMANN Grand Tall Cedar GALSTER 22e The Hamilton Shrine Club deeply regrets the passing of our member, FRANK R. GALSTER, and extend our deepest sympathy to ha family. EARL T.TERRY President GALSTER 22e Officers and Members of the Tuxedo Division of Baltimore Forest Number 45, Tall Cedars of Lebanon, announce with deep regret the death of our Loyal Member FRANK GALSTER, and extend deepest sympathyto his family. JAMES A.
MARSHALL Chairman GIBBS 22a On December 20, 1975, in Antigua, Guatamala, MARGARET ELLEN (nee Nelson) of Brewster, beloved wife of the late Howard M. Gibbs, devoted mother of Katie G. Tubman of Orleans, Mass. Survived by two grandchildren and three nephews. Funeral arrangements in-'complete.
GOURLEY 22e On December 16, 1975, ROSAMOND N. (McDowell) of 473 Middle Street, East Weymouth, formerly of Baltimore, wife of Dr.John W. Gourley. Services were held at Weymouth, December 19; 1975. GRAHAM 23e On December 21, 1975, EUNICE (nee Breakwell), of Pikesville, beloved wife or tha late James Graham beloved mother of Mrs.
Eunice M. Williams, James Graham beloved grandmother of the late Peggy Shipley and great grandmother of Scott and Cindy Shipley. Funeral Services will be held at the Newell Funeral Home, 1 100 Reisterstown road, Pikesville, on Tuesday at 2 P.M. Interment Lorraine Park Cemetery. Visiting hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M.
GUMMEl 23a On December 21, 1976, CHARLES E. SR. beloved husband of the late Anna D. Gum-mel (nee Clarke), devoted father of Mr. Charles E.
Gum-mel Mrs. Anns Dora Jackson and Mrs. Margaret Trunk, devoted brother of Mr, Clarence Delano Gummel, also survived by twelve grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren and three great-great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the Leonard J. Ruck Funeral Home 5305 Harford road (at Echodale) on Wednesday at 1:00 P.M.
Interment in Moreland Memorial Park. Friends may call on Monday and Tuesday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. HAAS "23e On December 20, 1975, ZEL-MA B. (nee Bullock), beloved wife of Elmer J. Haas, sister of Mrs.
Nellie Condict and Melvin -Bullock of Evansville, Indiana. Services will be conducted at Edw. S. MacNabb Sons 301 Frederick road in Catonsviile (where the beltwey exit 1 3 and Frederick road meet), on Wednesday at 1 1 A. M.
Burial in Loudon Park Cemetery. Mrs. Haas's family will be at the funeral home on Monday and Tuesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. HANDWERGER 23e On December 21, 1975, KATIE (nee Land) beloved wife of the late Nathan Handwarger, devoted mother of Joel, Melvin, Leroy, Phillip, Stanley, and Dr. Robert Handwerger, sister of Mrs.
Bessie Berman and Mrs. Lena Herman, and tha late Samuel Land. Also survived by ten grandchildren. Services at Sol Levinson and Bros. Home, 6010 Reisterstown road, on Monday, December 22 at 1 P.M.
Interment in Arlington Cemetery, Chizuk Amuno Congregation, Rogers avenue. Please omit flowers. In mourning at 6920 Fieldcrest road (21215). HARMAN 24e On December 21, 1975, MARGARET W. (nee Gross! beloved mother of Marie M.
Graham and Erma R. Graf, devoted mother-in-law of Roland B. Graf. Friends may call at the Witzke Catonsviile Funeral Home. 1630 Edmondson avenue (beltway exit 14 West.
1 blk. East of Rollina Rd.) on Monday 7 to 9 P.M., Tuesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. where services will be held on Wednesday at 11 A.M. Inter--ment Loudon Park Cemetery. Those desiring may contribute to the Saint John's United Church of Christ Memorial Fund (Wilkens avenue and South Rolling road).
HARTLESS 22e Suddenly, on December 20, 1975, EUGENE HAMILTON (Jim) Ret. US Army, of Sev- em. beloved husband of Patricia L. Hartless (nee Webb), dear son of Oscar and Eva Hartless, brother of Elizabeth Warth, Annie Lotts, Katherine Gowen, Lucille Hartless and Nellie Holsteder. Friends may call at the Kirkley Funeral Home, 421 Crain highway S.E., Glen Burnie, on Sunday 7 to 9 P.M.
and Monday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. Services at the Calvary Chapel. Ridge road. Hanover, on Tuesday at 1 1 A.M. Inter-mem in Meadowridge Memorial Park HARTMAN 22 On December 18, 1975, BESSIE beloved wife of Frederick H.
Hartman, devoted mother of Rev. Frederick H. Hartman. of Horsehead, N.Y. and Mrs.
Betty J. Starr of Spokane, Wash. Also survived by ten grandchildren. Visiting at the Lassahn Funeral Home. 7401 Belair road, until Monday at 9 P.M Further visiting at Perry Hall Baptist Church on Tuesday from 10 A.M.
until 11 A.M. at which time services will begin. Interment in Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens. Visiting hours from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. Donations may be made to the Perry Hall Christian School.
8855 Belair road or the Circle Bar Ministries, PO. Box 7767. Spokane, Washington. 99208. HUBBARD 23e On December 19, 1976.
LILLIAN G. (nee Bass) (Formerly of Glen Burnie), beloved wife of the late Albert F. Hubbard, devoted mother of Mildred Wilson. Adelaide Young, Albert and Oliver Hubbard. Services at the Kirkley Funeral Home, 421 Creme highway.
S.E.. Glen Burnie. on Tuesday. December 23. at 2 P.M.
Interment in Cedar Hid Cemetery Visiting hours 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. Death Notices continued on following page 47 Villanova Francls-59 91 Tulane, 59 Syracuse Boston Colleoe 58 104 North 81 66 106 UCLA Seattle 72 88 Washington San Jose 114 Vegas Domlnlon-W) Dayton Tournament CHAMPIONSHIP 70 Miss. St Long Beach St. 57 CONSOLATION 91 Dayton Wash.St.-BI Vol Classic CHAMPIONSHIP 77 Tenn Clemson 46 CONSOLATION 78 Mldd. Tenn.
St Arizona 71 Indiana Classic CONSOLATION 87-Oregon Georgia 74 CHAMPIONSHIP 101-lndlana Virginia Tech-74 1 Kentucky Invitational CHAMPIONSHIP 82- Kentucky Stale 74 CONSOLATION 85 Arizona St Ga. Tech. 70 Michigan Invitational CHAMPIONSHIP 90-Mlchlgan Miami, Ohlo-76 CONSOLATION 69-PrlncBton S. Illinois 58 Jayhawk Classic CONSOLATION 71-Texas A. Big Sun CONSOLATION 70-So.
Florida Pittsburgh 3 Aggies Holiday Classic CHAMPIONSHIP 94 N.C. A. Jackson St. 69 CONSOLATION 102 Elizabeth City N.C. Central 98 Roadrunner invitational CHAMPIONSHIP 79-Nebraska New Mex.
St. 75 CONSOLATION 79 Denver Pacific 78 Sun Bowl Classic CHAMPIONSHIP 82-Texas-EI Paso. S. Methodlst-53 CONSOLATION 92 Auburn Tulsa 74 Youngstown Classic CHAMPIONSHIP 44 Akron Youngstown 42 CONSOLATION 78 St. Francis, N.Y S.
69 Winchester Invitational 93 Va. Union 82 CONSOLATION 99 Mansfield Shenandoah 43 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Shaw Classic CHAMPIONSHIP 83 Kentucky St Shaw 78 CONSOLATION 87 Coppin St Georgetown, Ky. 79 other games 91 Fairfield Seton Hall 73 PREP BASKETBALL 68 Loyola Northwestern 53 AMATEUR SOCCER Maryland Major League DIVISION I 2 Raven 0 0 Casa Blanco.i Dnipro 0 5 Cv Bloom's Gerard 1 2 Luby Chevrolet St. Elizabeth 2 DIVISION II 10 Tom's Travel 1 1 Serv Ebony 0 4 0 3 Hellenic Kickers- DIVISION III 2 St. Francis 1 3 Md.
Nat. 1 4 Barbara Ann's Eklo Inn 1 DIVISION IV 2 Northeast Wanderers 1 2 National 0 2 Mohawk 1 Spain Patriots 0 Bovs 8-10 age group 4 Lady of Little Flower 1 10-12 age group 3 Lady of Victory.Little Flower RP 2 12-14 age group 7 Eastfield Brooklyn Pa'rk-fl 2 Carroll Park Lady of Hope 1 3 Little Flower RP St. Anthony 2 7 Dumbarton Burnie 0 14-16 age group 2 Perry Hall 1 5 Loch Overlea 0 5 Dundalk 2 2 Joppatowne St. Rita 0 3 0 14-18 age group 1 Produce 0 6 Loch 0 7 Carroll Park Santos 0 13-14 age group 5 EDRECO Perry Hall 0 6 0 4 River 1 1 1 1 Dundalk Bel Air 0 CYO TOURNAMENT Girls 10-12 age group Semi-finals 3 Cathedral Little Flower 0 AMATEUR FOOTBALL Optimist leagues FINAL STANDINGS 9-11 age group Team Pts. Loch Raven 7 1 2 16 Randallstown 6 2 2 14 Columbia ..........3 4 2 co*ckeysville ..,.0 9 0 10-12 age group Team Pts Loch Raven Banneker Urban Baltimore 11-13 age group Team Loch ...10 0 0 20 8 2 0 16 4 60 ..4 60 4 40 010 0 Pts 10 0 0 20 7 3 0 14 54 1 11 Columbia Urban Putty Hill 13-15 age group 3 4 2 2 8 0 1 8 1 Team Pts Hamilton .....8 1 0 16 2 0 14 Loch 6 0 Banneker ......0 9 0 Mason-Dixon cage standings W.
Pet. Catholic U. 2 0 1.0OC Baltimore (3-5). 0 1.0OC Loyola (2-2) Towson St. (4-2) Ml.
St. Marys George Mason (3-4) Salisbury State (2-3) UMBC i 0 t.ooc ..1 0 1.00c ...21 .467 3 25C 0 2 0 2 .000 IN MCMORIAM (200) BRENEMAN 22e A Christmas tribute to our mother May and father John O. brothers Herbert, Andrew, Charles and Uncle Herbert and Maude Greenland. Oft times when wa seem to forget. We feel a presence and feel you're with us yet, And as we light the candles this Christmas day We know you're in our memory to stay.
BY THEIR CHILDREN IRENE. ELEANOR AND RUSSELL RUDOLPH 24e In loving memory of GRACE, who passed away on August 27 1973. Her faded eyes turned beautiful blue, A smile appeared on her face. That fatal day so long ago. When God kissed my little Grace.
She walks through the valley bewildered and sad. Could not seem to quite understand. Why it was God and not her husband. Who was holding her hand. He smiled so gentle and said, My child.
Don't worry about George. And though you hear him sigh, Pleese don't cry. For he is following you and I. He loved you yesterday. He loves you today.
He wiM always love you. What more can I say GEORGE RUDOLPH 94 Austin Peay. PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY NATIONAL LEAGUE Saturday's teores N.Y. Islanders, St. Louis, 1.
Montreal, Vancouver, 2. Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, 1. Minnesota, Detroit, 3. Toronto, Kansas City, 1. Boston, Buffalo, 3.
Only games scheduled. Last night's scores N.Y. Rangers, Minnesota, 0. Chicago, N.Y. Islanders, 2.
Philadelphia, St. Louis, 3. Atlanta, Boston, 1. Montreal at California. Buffalo, 14; Washington, 2.
Only games scheduled. Where they play tonight Los Angeles at Toronto. Only game scheduled. Standings of the teams DIVISION 1 TP.GFGA 4 7 51 148 86 N.Y. 19 10 4 44 141 86 Atlanta 17 14 3 37 108 93.
N.Y. Rangers 14 17 4 32 109 132 DIVISION 2 TP.OFGA Chicago .12 10 11 35 104 96 Vancouver .,.11 14 4 28 100 101 St. Louis 10 18 5 25 102 122 Kansas City 10 19 4 24 77 123 11 20 1 23 77 119 DIVISION 3 P. GF GA Montreal 23 5 4 52 147 74 Los ..17 13 2 34 98 106i Pittsburgh 13 15 4 30 133 134 Detroit 10 20 4 24 89 135 Washington 3 27 4 10 101 178 DIVISION 4 TP.GFGA 9 4 44 144 91 Boston. ...17 8 8 42 112 98 Toronto ..,..12 12 8 32 102 98 California 12 18 3 27 89 108 WORLD ASSOCIATION Saturday's scores Minnesota, Winnipeg, 3.
Houston, Phoenix, 3. Cleveland, Indianapolis, 3. Cincinnati, New England, 2. Quebec, Calgary, 7. Only games scheduled.
Last night's scores Minnesota at Winnipeg. Houston at San Diego. Phoenix at Indianapolis, postponed, equipment trouble. Cincinnati, 11; Quebec, 7. Toronto at Edmonton.
Only games scheduled. Where they plav tonight 1 New England at Cleveland. Only game scheduled. Standings of the teams CANADIAN DIVISION P. GF GA Quebec 23 12 1 47 140 137 Winnipeg 23 11 ,0 44 137 91 15 IB 2 32 124 138 Calgary 15 15 2 32 118 113 Toronto 9 19 3 21 135 150 EAST DIVISION TP.GFGA Cincinnati 15 16 1 31 129 149 New England 13 16 3 29 93 99 Indianapolis 13 16 2 28 99 102 Cleveland 11 18 2 24 102 114 WEST DIVISION I TP.GFGA 19 11 0 38 120 107 Minnesota 14 11 2 30 94 93 San Diego 12 13 4 28 111 100 14 3 27 95 108 Denver 12 16 1 25 98 112 AMERICAN LEAGUE Saturday's scores Hershev, Nova New Haven, Providence, 2.
Rochester, Springfield, 3. Only games scheduled. PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Saturday's scores Atlanta, 123; Houston, 108. New York, 96; Chicago, 89. Boston, 111; Philadelphia, 97.
Washington, 98; Detroit, 86. Buffalo, 117; Kansas City, 110. Golden Gate, 124; Milwaukee, 87. New Orleans, 105; Portland, 97. Only games scheduled.
Last night's scores Chicago, 97; Atlanta, 90, OT. Cleveland, 99; Los Angeles, 98. New Orleans, 120; Phoenix, 107. Golden State at Portland. Milwaukee at Seattle.
Only games scheduled. Where they play today No games scheduled. Eastern Conference Atlantic Division Pet. GB Boston .....19 7 .731 ...19 9 .679 1 16 13 .552 4Vt New York 11 20 J55 lOVi Central Division Atlanta 15 12 .554 .517 .500 .500 14 Houston 13 13 13 New ......11 17 .393 Western Conference Midwest Division Detroit 11 14 .440 15 .400 Kansas City 10 17 J70 Chicago 7 20 .259 Pacific Division Golden 20 6 .769 Los 18 13 .581 Phoenix 14 11 .560 Seattle ........15 14 .517 4Vt HVi Portland 10 19 .345 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Saturday's scores Indiana, 112; Kentucky, 109. San Antonio, 132; Denver, 121.
Only games scheduled. Yesterday's scores New York, 118; Virginia, 91. San Antonio, 108; St. Louis, 104. Denver, 122; Indiana, 117.
Where thev plav today SI. Louis at Kentucky. Standings of the teams Pet. GB New York San Indiana Kentucky .20 6 .769 ..17 8 ...17 10 .17 11 .480 .630 .607 .519 .419 ..14 13 .13 18 St. 5 24 .172 li'i LATE SATURDAY RACES Penn National dm, 3YO up, f.
Proud Mimi (Berry) 18.40 10.00 5.00 Judge It Out (Surrency) 8.00 6.40 Flyen Hal (Smith) 15.20 Time .59 15. Dally Double (10-1) paid S214.80 Oulnlela (1-2) paid $47.80 elm, 3YO up, 4 f. Vebeka (Russo) 18.00 7.80 5.80 Sneak Thief (Smith) 8.40 4.20 Alrtfme (Kloss) 3.40 Time 1.13 35. Triple (6-2-10) paid $697.80 SATURDAY'S BASKETBALL State 81 Fordham 56 68 Bay CC 62 9SCecll CC DundalkCC-91 78 Salisbury St. Marys 71 82 George Mason UMBC 54 82 Ky State Coppin 84-UMES.
York (Ont.) 54 Other games 48 St. Canlslus 54 48 54 44 Illinois 40 94 So. 72 Temple 62 95 74 Morehead 59 94 Ohio State 78 Louisville 78 N.Car Char. 78 94 Detroit Davidson 44 71 Vanderbilt 41 58 Xavier 4 70 PennState. 45 Creighton.
78 St. John's Dak. State-43 U. 44 87 Toledo. Wayne St.
51 67 Kentucky Morris Harvey 41 84 Washington Richmond 77 95 N.C State Mich. State 75 86 Holy Cross 78 80-Malne Dartmouth 79 43 Texas 75 Marquette. 96 Houston Dickinson 59 Northwestern S3 La Tech 72 Rider 48 83 Georgetown. 99 Kansas State. 78 Wyoming 84- Arkansas 45 Wichita St 87 Utah St NE Missourl-9 Fresno Okia.
City 43 Okla 40 Col. 77 St. Joe. Penn 71 89 Brigham Young Weber SI. 80 New Orleans (AP) The Su- MtrdAme flommissinn will mppt in emergency session today ta discuss the apparent financial crisis facing the $163 million stadium.
William Guste, the attorney general, declared last week that the stadium may not legal ly engage in deficit spending to make up what Superdome offi cials say will be a $4 million aencu inis nscai year. The ruling, which has the force of law unless overturned in court, blocks additional state funds for the stadium unless a special session of the Legisla ture approves such spending by a three-fourths majority. The Superdome executive director, Ben Levy, said last week that the massive stadium might have to shut down in March, when it is expected to run out of money, if the additional funds are not made avail able. Gov. Edwin Edwards telephoned Guste last week to ask him to review his opinion, Guste said.
"He thought it would be very difficult to get a three-fourths vote to appropriate $4 million for the domed stadium. As a practical matter, I agree with him," Guste said. But legally, Guste added, his opinion is firmly based in law. He said the case is being reviewed but cautioned there is no indication he will modify his earlier opinion. Loyola five tops Northwestern Duey Levine and Pete Budko combined for 39 points yesterday as Loyola High School cruised to a S8-to-53 nonleague basketball victory over Northwestern at Loyola.
Levine led the Dons with 20 points, followed by Budko with 19 and Bob Barry with 13, while Ray Sydnor had a game-high 21 for Northwestern. Loyola is now 4-1 on the season and Northwestern is 3-2. NORTHWESTERN Hamm 9 0-0 4, Havni 2 0-0 4, Svdnor 10 1-2 21, Williams 1 0-0 2, K. Johnson 4 0-0 8, Armwood 1 0-0 2, G. Johnson 5 0-0 10.
Totals 26 1-2-53. LOYOLA Levine 9 2-2 20, Plun-kert 3 2-2 (, Budko 1 3-3 19, Barry 3-3 13, Hiss 0 0-0 0, Guv 2 4-4 8. Totals 27 14-14-48. Northwestern 13 12 10 18-53 Lovola 14 15 14 23-48 Ex-college coach gets Tampa post Tampa, Fla. (AP) -Former University of Tampa head football coach Dennis Fryzel was hired yesterday by John McKay as specialty team coach for the National Football League's new Tampa Bay Buccanneers, a team spokesman announced.
Fryzel, left without a team when Tampa dropped football last February, has been filling out the last year of his contract at the school by performing other duties. The Bucs' spokesman said Fryzel will begin his new duties next month. Kenyan runner honored San Francisco (AP) -Washington State's Joshua Kimeto, a native of Kenya, was named athlete of the year yesterday for Pacific-8 Conference crosscountry competition, and his coach John Chaplin was chosen coach of the year. Kimeto won the National Collegiate Athletic Association's northern division and Pacific-8 crosscountry championships. Chaplin's teams have won four of the last five conference crosscountry races.
Week's results of the top 20 How the top 20 teams in the Associated Press major college basketball poll fared last week: I. Indiana (6-0) beat Kentucky. 77 to 48, overtime; beat to 56, beat Virginia Tech, 101 to 74. 2. Maryland (4-0) beat Fordham, 81 to 54.
3. Marquette (5-1) beat Wisconsin, 78 to 54, lost to Minnesota, 77 to Northwestern, 75 to 53. 4. North Carolina (5-0) beat East Ten nessee State, 104 to 47. S.
Notre Dame (5-1) did not play. 4. UCLA (3-1) beat Seattle, 106 to 72. 7 Cincinnati (7-0) beat St. Joseph, 120 to 49.
I. Alabama (6-0) beat Pittsburgh, 42 to beat Florida State, 74 to 72. 9. North Carolina State (5-0) beat Michigan Stale, 95 to 75. 10.
Louisville (5-1) beat SI Louis, 97 to 71; beat Manhattan, 78 to 71. 11. Tennessee (4-1) beat Army, 99 to 49; beat Clemson, 77 to 44. 12. Washington (7-0) beat Seatttle Pa clflc.
93 to 72; beat San Jose State.88 to 6. 13. Nevada-Las Vegas (7-0) beat Cal If vine, 129 to 57; beat Old to 90. 14 San Francisco (7-1) beat Oral Rob' erts, 98 to 76; beat Providence, 91 to 77. 15 Rutgers (7-0) beat Temple, 95 to 62 14 Michigan (5-1) beat Southern Illi nois.
74 to 49; beat Miami, Ohio. 90 to 76. 17. Auburn (4-1) lost to Southern Methodist, 17 to 85, overtime; beat Tulsa, 92 to 74. St.
Johns. Y. (7-0) beat American U. 78 to 44. 19 Arizona State (4-1) lost to Oregon State, 17 to 73; beat Georgia TechJS lo 70.
20. Kentucky (4-3) lost to Indiana, 77 to a. oea Georgia Tech. 44 lo 44, bea Oregon Stale. 82 to 74.
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