Player, IN hid mis Playoff Set
By HAL WOOD
UI'I Sports Writer
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. 'DPI I
-Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player,
two of the world's great goiters,
tangle for the Palm Springs Golf
Classic championship today in an
10-hole medal-play playoff.
To the winner will go $9,000,
while the loser will collect $4,600.
"But when you consider they
have to go 103 holes to win the
championship." said PGA Tour
nament Director Joe Black, "it
doesn't figure as very good pay."
With the 18-hole playoff, the
classic turned into a 108-hole mar
athon, because it is a 90 hole tour
nament regularly.
rhis will be a battle between
the National Open champion
i Nicklaus I and the United States
PGA king (Player).
hue they've both been in play
offs before, they've never met
head-on against each other
they will do in this one on the
Indian Wells course. The compe
tition starts at 11 a.m. EST, and
they'll also split hall the gate re
ceipts.
The two great shot - makers
deadlocked at scores of .145 Sun
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CARTER SCORES WIN Middleweight contender Rubin (Hurricane) Carter lands
left on the side of Gomeo Brennan's head during their Madison Square Garden battle
Saturday. Carter won a lopsided decision over the rugged West Indies battler.
. UPI Telephoto
Emile Wins
9th-ln-Row
COPENHAGEN. Denmark.
I UPI) Welterweight champion
Emile Griffith, having hammered
out his ninth straight victory on
his Zith birthday, flew back to
New York today to arrange for
a March tilth defense of his wel
ter crown.
Griffith's 147-pound title was
not at slake Sunday afternoon
when he scored a ninth-round
technical knockout over 36-year-old
Chris Christenscn of Denmark,
who had been floored three times
and was bleeding from face cuts
when his handlers threw in the
towel.
In that scheduled 15-rnumlcr be
fore a sparse 4.000 in Korum Hall
Griffith was defending only his
synthetic Austrian version of the
world junior middleweight 1M
pound championship. He weighed
152 pounds to the Dane's 150,
Now $15,000 richer. Emile and
co-managers Gil Clancy and How
ard Albert flew back to America
today to close for his welter do
fense against lop contender Luis
flodriguez of Cuba at Los An
geles in March.
$10,000 To Be Offered
For Carter-Papp Fight
NEW YORK UPI - Laszlo
ncr explained. "Their 10-rounder
will be a final eliminator from
which the winner could go direct
ly to a fight lor the world title.'
The March 30 winner would
challenge the winner of the Feb.
23 return title light between cham
pion Dick Tiger of Nigeria and
ex-champion Gene Fullmer of
West Jordan, Utah, Brenner said.
The Tiger-Fullmer fight is slated
for Lis Vegas. Nev.
Fight Menu
Papp of Hungary, only proles
sional fighter behind the Iron Cur
tain, will be offered $10,000 to
fight Rubin 'Hurricane I Carter on
March .10 for the right to
shot at the middleweight crown.
Teddy Brenner announced today.
I'll make the $10,000 otter
Thursday," said matchmaker
Brenner of Madison Square Gar
den. "If Papp is still European
champion then."
Pano of Budanest lr scheduled
to defend his European IftO-pnunrii T lm I ft t ft 11
crown Wednesday night against ' II VI III VII
England's George Aldridge, cham-l
ZV ,he Br,,i5h ,slcs' at v-To Headline
Carter is the JR-year-old slugger
from Palerson, N.J.. who ham
mered out a lopsided decision
over nuiEcd Gomeo Brennan of.
Biminl Island in llirir lii-rnnnif MW YORK I UPI) Blond
television fight at the Garden. W'nyne Thornton, impressive
Saturday night. It was his 15lhiy"""K "d" heavyweight of Slock-i
victory in 17 pnifcssion.il bouts. 1 1. c"- " eight straight
" want Pann and Cirler ln'"s unnrr nis wii. win mane
meet In a nationally televised ,llls "-iMcrn nemit Saturday nignt
Garden fight on March 30." Bren- in nationally televised fight
uitn veteran Willie raslrann ol
Miami Reach at Madison Square
Garden
Coincidcnlally, the 10-roundcr
will be 2H year-old Pastrano's Gar
den debut also, despite his 1.1
years in the ring.
Although 21 year-old Thornton
OAKLND, Calif. 111 1 Pri-llngue pennant and thev won it Marks up as the harder puncher.
vate funeral services were sched- by 2.Vj games. This was the club Paslrono is favored at 9-5 because
that was loaded with such future "I his experience, speed and skill.
New York Yankee stars as Char-1 Thornton, who knocked out all
ley Keller, Joe Gordon and Spud-seven of his opponents in 12.
Chandler. The group then leat I socks his 2Tlh win in 2:i starts.
Columbus of the American Asso-'also his 19th knockout. Paslrano.
nation m Die Little World Series. a comparaliwlv light hitter, has
after losing the first three games jn!y 12 k.ivoes in his 5710-7
Vitt moved up to take over theinvorH
Cleveland Indians the lolloningi In the nnn-trlrvisnl livrnunrlrr
year and two seasons later came ,, the Garden, lialiu King of
the smaslier a revolt by the, Sigma, the world s second rank
team in which one of his f.ivor-jmg featherweight contender, will
ile players. Boh Keller, was a he unveiled against Vicente De-
leader, rado, Argentine lightweight.
Vitl nlwns was known fur lusj The week's boxing schedule ill
dripping siucatn which he dishod'chidcs
out to balliayeis whom lie fellj MONDAY: Philadelphia Dick
needed It. "You guys ami tit In; Turner vs. I'ercv Manninc
TIKSDAY: New Yoik iSimnv-
day. Nicklaus had started the day
with a whopping five-stroke lead
But three of those strokes melted
away on the ninth hole when Jack
Player has been In eight
playoffs In his lift, Including
six In America.
"But I've never won one,1
sayi Gary. "And I have to say
right now that meeting iVIcklaus
In a playoff isn't the easist thing
In the world."
Nicklaus, only 23 years old,
has been in two playoffs, win
ning one the National Open Ti
tle when he vanquished the
great Arnold Palmer.
After they finished their
rounds Sunday, with about 10,000
fans watching in 9o-degree heat,
Nicklaus headed for the prac
tiee tee, and Gary for the club
house to sing with a dance
band.
"It figures." said Jack on the
practice tee. "tast night I drank
cokeg and Gary had some
champagne at Boh Rbshurg's
wedding. But he heat me by
five strokes to force this playoff."
look a double bogey against
Gary's birdie. The big Open
champion wound up with a one.
over - par 72 against Player's
line 07.
JUNIOR GIRLS LEAGUF
Pin PoDpert
Lucky Strikes
Tri Limber-upi
Rolling Pin
Bowltri Four
4 Foulen
Pelicans
Culler Busters
Results: Pin Poppers
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Funeral Services
Slated For Vitf
ulod lod.iy for (Ksrar Vitl, the
rtorm-tosod baseball manager
whose driving ladies caused a
revolt of the "Cleveland cry ba
bies" in 140.
Vitl, 73, died Thursday at Mer
ntt Hospital following a long ill
ness. He had leen undergoing
treatment for a slrnke and heart
condition.
His passing ended a 52-year ca
reer in baseball which included a
sock in the eye, a (eiinant as
manager of (he greatest minor
league team ever assembled, and
a smashing blow to his pride.
The sock in the eye was a nat
tiral reaction by .luliux Wera, one
lime mirti naseman lor tne oui wear Newark s swealshu U. was
San rrancisco .Seals, who took an one Iwrh that Vitl reptitwllyjsjdei Carlos Cnn vs. Roland
unmerciful riding one day mm hurled at tiw club. Kellum
Vitt wlen llie latter managed Swh Imhaiw as Feller, flenl f DNKSDW: Viei.na Uslo
Salt I-nke City. As Walter Mails, Chapman. Johnny Allen and llaljpapp vs. (ieorge AUi idgf Kuro
the former Cleveland and racitic;Tmsky did not like tlw way Iheyjpean middleweight title'.
Coast lieague hurling star recalls wie hainlled As a result, an Tilt ItSIVW: Boston Jie He
it. Wera walked over to Vitt at man delegation of plavers ralled.nucci s Mike Piisaleri.
Limber-ups 3. Bowlers Four t ; Lucky
Strikes 3, 4 Fouler I; Rolling Pins 4,
Gutter Busters 0.
Wort team anm, Pin Poppers 72 high
teflm series. Pin Poppers 2134; high ind.
game, Linda Warren 187; high team se
ries, Linda Warren 462.
BANTAM OIRLS LEAGUE
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Mustang 31 a
Lucky Strikes ?J' i U'j
Loiters 1A 23
Lucky 4s la 71
Odd Balls U'i 2t)
Unttrlkanle ?5
Results: Lucky Strikes 3, Unttrikables
Odd Balls 2, Loiters 1- Mustangs 2.
Lucky 4s I.
High team game. Lucky Strikes ST3;
hlqh team series, Luckly Strikes It 04;
high Ind. game, Sharon Finney 127; high
ind. series. Sharon Finney 244.
ELKS MIXED DOUBLES LEAGUE
Wards Funeral Home
Balnger Motors
East Side Pharmacy
U S. National
Griggs
Crater Lake
Holland Sheet Metal
Mater tn
Superior troy
Pioneer Tobacco
Dees Beauty Salon
Lucky Lanes
Long Bell
Houslons Ins.
Rick fa II
Calif -Pac. Utilities
Feb. 3 results: U.S. National 3. Griggs
Merrill lj Houston Ins. 2, Superior Troy
7; flalilger Motors 4, Rkklalls 0; Pioneer
Tobacco 3, Lucky Lanes l: Long nen
Lumber 3. Slater Ins, t; Holland Shee
Metal 4. Calif -Pac. Ut. 0. Crater Lake
Mach 4. Dees Beauty Salon 0; Wards
Funeral Home 4, East Side Pharm. 0.
High team game, Waras Funeral 79?;
high learn series. Wards Funeral Home
7740; high Ind. game (women), R Sny
der 707; htgh ind. series (women), M I
Lmvllle 5311; high Ind. game tmenl, w
Yancey 14a; htgh ind. series (men), W.
Yancey in.
LITTLE MONSTERS LEAGUE
BANTAM BOYS
Martians 71 7
Screwballs ' H
Stars 13 17
Jf (sorts 17 1
Alley Cats U la
Fllntsfoneo M 19
Feh 2 result Martians 3. Fhnlstone
0; Screwballs 3. Jettons 0, Alley C ats
3. Stars 0
High team game. Sfewhalls '7- high
team series. Screwhails 111; higw ma
aame. terry Angle 140. high inn sent
terry Angle 770.
Tommy Bolt, National Open
king in 1958, had a chance to get
into the scramble for the cham
pionship. But he ruined it when
he three-putted the 17th hole,
missing the second putt from 18
inches.
Gene Littler finished with the
greatest round of the tournament
a 64 for a .147 and a tie for fourth
place, with the steady Gardner
Dickinson, who had a three-under-
par 68. They each collected $2,450.
Arnold Palmer closed fast with
a 67 to tie with Jack Fleck at
349 and each won $2,000
Totems Top
Buckaroos
Ky United Prru International
Will. Standings
Southern Division
W I. T I'ls CF GA
Portland .11 14 2 B4 185 123
San Francisco 2!) IB 1 59 197 143
Los Anfielcs 25 16 2 52 151 127
Spokane 20 23 1 41 136 142
Northern Division
W L T Pts GF GA
Seattle 24 22 1 49 IKS 164
Vancouver 20 19 3 4.1 138 138
Edmonton IS 35 1 33 154 240
Calgary 13 34 1 27 145 195
The Seattle Totems did Sunday
night what no other Western
Hockey League team has been
able to do all season they beat
Portland by six goals on Port
land's home rink.
Seattle's five-goal explosion in
Ihe third period gave the Totems
7-1 win over the Buckaroos in
clash of the Northern and
Southern Division leaders. The
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BATTLE FOR HONORS Gar
aft, and Jack Nicklaus, right, tied at the
ry naver,
end of 90 holes with 345 in the Palm Springs golf classic, look with former President
Dwight Eisenhower at the Eisenhower trophy. After the playotf, winners name will be
inscribed on trophy. UPI Telephoto
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Sports Parade:
Barron Captures Golf Title;
Credits School Expulsion
By OSCAR FRALEY
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. (UPD
When Herman Barron was
15-year-old student at Port Ches
ter, N.Y., hih school he hated
physics.
Which is why he reigns todav
as the senior Rolf champion for
victory moved the Totems six those 50 and over of the Pro-
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points ahead of Vancouver in the
Northern bracket.
Portland remains five ahead of
streakinc San Francisco in the
Southern sector.
The Portland loss, before 9,059
chastened fans, was only their
fifth defeat in 23 home games
this season.
Rob Barlow. Gerry Lreonard and
Bob Sabourin had two goals
apiece for the winners and Guyle
Fielder added a solo. Goalie Al
Millar was voted the top player
in the game on the basis of 3.i
saves.
Bowlers at Kingsley Field Lanes
Friday found themselves in the
running for a new singles classic
with proreeds going to the base
drive for the intercommunity hos
pital fund. I
One of many such activities'
now planned, the howling tourna-j
ment was conceived bv M.Sgt.
Walter Papny Palczewski. Bowl- IGLS. Austria 'UPI' Bob-
ers from the base and city are,sledding for the Italians is a
invited to become a part of imania, not just a weeKcncf noony
10 MONSTERS LEAGUE
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l.Aiint Ven l
Red Oevtis H '
Pinl-iusref is 1
Ailev-ooos M 1
fc ! 10 :
Remits- Red Pevils J. Gallant Ven
Un-jMhaMe 3. PtnDustf'S 0. Alley -oops
F aqles
I Mtgh team aame. Unstrik ahlet a?' .
high team series. UnlrHtaMet 1JH. t-irjfi
inrt Qitme. Br art Adrian lS7j hiQh Inr)
senes. Rusted Foster 2
iEETlfROMft LEAGUE
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Fagies Au. .l t
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Joe fisher i 51
Kingsley Sets
Benefit Meet
fessional Golfers Association
Barron played golf all throus'n
high school and. a hard work-
ing youngster, was assistant pro
at the Port Chester Golf Club at
the age of 13.
Hating physics, he started to
play hookey. He was expelled
The same day the pro at Port
Chester quit his job. That same
day. Herman became head pro
at 15
As the years went by. Barron
became one of the top players in
the New York area. By this time
many of the established stars had
traded their slacks for khaki. It
was the era in which Byron Nel
son and Jug McSpaden became
known as the "Gold Dust Twins"
as they mopped up the war bond
tournaments.
But the chunky "Hermie" was
getting his share, too. He won
the 1942 Western Open and then,
in Ifl-Ml. hit his stride by taking
the Philadelphia Inquirer and All-
American events. It won him a
spot on the 1947 Ryder Cup team
a vear before he took the Good-
all Round Rnbin and material
ized one of his biggest dreams
And one of his most chilling
moments.
"I played with Nelson against
Sam King and Dai Recs of Brit
ain in the Ryder Cup matches,"
he said. "We were two up with
Iwo to go and. on the 17th hole
Nelson hit his approach a fat four
feet from the pin while our op
ponenls were 20 feet away.
"And you know what," said
Barron, his blue eyes still show
ing his dismay of that afternoon.
"Nelson conceded their 20 foot
putt and walked off the green
leaving me that four footer that
looked as big as a barn."
Barron holed it and ended the
match, and when he asked Nelson
why he had put him on such a
spot. Nelson said:
Italian Bobsledders
Sweep 4 -Man Event
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MtHjId
the end of an inning and belted :on club owner Ata Biadlov
him. l!Hil just alter the team bad re
In IW7. Vitt managed the New turned home I mm
aik Bears to the International trip
MtinY-OTIIl; M.ATKIV
SATi KDAY: New York 'Gar
pimr road den ' illie Paslrano vs. ane
i Thornton 'TV1.
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TALKATIVE ARCHIE A quartft of top footbull pUyeM liiten l0 Archi Moor,
former liqhtheAvYweiqht champ, Mt, at h doe th falklnq at a porU celebrity gath.
rinq al Santa Roa. L'ltanlnq to aqalan Archie are, left to riqht. R. C. Owem, Balti.
more Colli; Bob St. Clair. 49'ert; Maff Haieltine, 49 en, and Y. A. Tittle, New York
Giants. Banquet i annual March of Dimei benefit. UPI Telephoto
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team senes. RKhtieirt '. t"gK inil
game. Pev Mootgomerv h'gl Ind
senes. 1 helnm Kansrrm StCi
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and that is why they continue
as the world's best in this sport.
That was the opinion of experts
after the Italians captured hrst
and second spots in the 1063
world four-man champinnnhip Sun
day to follow the previous week
end's one-two sweep of the two
man competition.
"Italian hob racers handle their
sIpHs wilh the same rare a their
entry lee in the tournament fov-!hr-.. nn nf ihet Hi
lour c-ime-i m miwnnR anoi... ,,,, ua,t.10(i t10 hlue-white
at the same time Rives the ho?.jc.ron (.omr,i,or?; WTap lhe run.
puai num a sman noosi. i of spds ,0th
paps'r immediately after the fin
"No other team takes such pre
cautions as the Italians do." he
added. "They let nobody approach
their sleds and they take the run
ners off the snow as soon as thev
DOHHIS fSptN-iah Butte Val-i;rl off their sleds."
ley was drnped by (Vdarille The e.xirts explained the spe-
Satunlay nii;ht, 4-4 with linger cial treatment of the sleds steel
Davis leadini; the w ay. j runners is "almost as important
Charles Inalls led the Hutte as cond steenni: "
Vallev s-iuini; wilh 19 points tol "Tlie Italians handle their steel
take lnh honors for the nicht. runners with woolen p-ds until a
Oau lopiied the winners with 17 'few seconds before l.ikc-off to
mai kers Tlie visitors hid a 21-lri keep them warm and to ensure
half time niacin a fast and exact ninninc on the
The Rmte Valley B s q u a d ire." another observer explained
gained some measure of revencr "Nobody ele does tlrs "
in the npentne c;me by winning. Sergio Sardinia, a hotl operator
from Cortina, piloted Italy's No
the tourney which offers handicap
names in men and women's
divisions.
The bowling is scheduled from,
I to 6 p.m. Monday through Thurs
day and tl a.m. to 11 p.m. on1
Friday. Saturday and Sunday.
The tournament will run from
today through April IS.
Cash prizes are given to one
out of every 10 entries. A $2.50
Cedarville
Tops Dorris
Former Stanford Mentor
Happy With New School
1 sM to victory in the (iiur-man
competition. The victors posted
an ap2rcpat( time nf four min
utes and 19. .14 seconds lor their
four trips down the 1. 500-metcr
chute.
Italy's No 2 sled, with Anpclo
Krifieno at the controls, finished
with a total clocking of 4:2(1.56
Austria's No. t sled was third In
the accidenl-free. tun-day meet
The I'nited Slates finished sev
enlh and eighth amwiR the 1.'
sleds from eicht nations. The
U.S. No 2 sled, pilo'ed by Rill
Hicke ol heene, .N.H.. was
clucked in 4 22 fifi
"Shucks, Hcrm, you never miss
those kind when you have to
make them."
He didn't Sunday, either. And
the killing blow was one much
bigger than that a 50-foot birdie
putt on the ninth hoic which bur
ied John Barnum and any other
fading hopeful who had title ideas.
Even more thrilled than Barron
at his victory was his beautiful
blonde wife at the winning ex
ploits of Ihe golfing grandpa. For
Barron has a 2ft-year-old daugh
ter, a 14-year-old son, a 13-year-old
daughter and a six months
old daughter. His giandchild is
ID months older than Ihe young
est daughter.
Four cases of pneumonia in
1948 knocked Barron out of tour
nament golf, for from that time
on he abandoned the tour to win
ter in Florida while running Fen
way Country Club in White Plains.
X.Y., during the summer.
But now because of this victory
he's back on the tour. He'll meet
the PGA Seniors champion in
Brilain in July and then compete
in the British Open.
I thought all this was behind
me, lie grinned. Hut t n ten
you something. It (eels pretty
good."
Meaning that life btgins after
40 vears as a pro.
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first publication nf this notice, which Is
Jaeuery 14th, 196.1.
ALPHA CRANK
Administratrix
O'NEILL & MCLAREN
Attorneys for administratrix
No. IV. Jan. 14, Jl, 7i. Feb. 4, 193
.lack
now
Hut "Cartus
t-ais oui aivl a Moran ol 3.1
tirs of coai'hinc, i.-n't moaniru
Kurd by St.inlorr! at t ho rinse
! of l.i-t scisnrt affr his tram
nwtd man. mo only 14 urns tn W
Kan- including a 5-5 rtvord in
football ",-mirmC nii nvp oai5 at mr
scnooi. i unict? said no turnon
down several more liuratixp of-
lei PtY,uio he wanted to remain
in ('aiiMrm.i.
I.OS ANGKl.KS aTPI '-Tlie Ko
ngele.s Angels todav announced
the signing of three pifchers vet
eran reliefers Jack Spring and.
lulio Navarro and newcomer dor
Ion Richardson.
Richardson is a lyear-nld left
hander dratted by the Angels Ial;
pnng from Atlanta of the Inter-i
national league. Ho was pitcher of
Ihe ear in the Texas league in
l-ta where lie had a record of
Ufi with Tulsa. I
Spring worked mainly in relief!
for the Ancels la.M year and was
credited with 5ix saves and built
up a fr-o record helore sutfenngi
his first defeat,
N.narro, who came to tlo clubl
trorn Tacoma of tlie Pacific Coast
league la-l oar with the loop'si
leading earned run aver ace of
1 .R8. also worked in relief and,
wa reported particularly eftecttve
"jin Ihe winter Puerto Hican League
!h:s ear.
hf (n i. r'fs f,v 'iX' j v
h'u'i'd ? f'vn O ff'r'S
0" ' o"-e. ' pjmv JK"r !
h at trT gm. t r ai(iy .".
"-9 inn it'-es. Ff'tt ) -ttavTt :
SWTA UMIMARV. Calif. -ITI some r.noo less than his annual
Moing fiom Stanford to the ;ie a Stanford.
I'nixeisitv of California at Santa
Harbat a as a football coach
like being shitted from the matr
leagues In Class R. Rut .Tack Cur
tice as he'll si ill be happv
Cuitice. who had one of the 10
lot college coach mi rei-oid
the lounirv InMote he was hired
al St.mtord ftve veai ago. Salur-
iliv was named head
t'o.u h al VCSR -a iCsscr-known
hi .nu ll of the I'niveiMty of Ca'i
tot ma al this coastal city io mile;
northwest of l.os Anueles.
Where Stantord met opincnts " S.mta Rarhaia seems to be ihe
ich as Michigan State. Southern p'ae." Curtice said at his home; 17
California and Washington. IC n,-'r ,h Manlonl rampi in Paio ehintvd
int. Barbara pl.ns the likes of A 1:0 rn it we can win it w ; he
San Iego State. Whitlter. Cat '"The pMp at Santa Barbara1 for S;-te:s fave Sporrer pulled
1V o! San l.uis Obispo and Long have N-en awfully kind to us. and. down 17 rebv:nds and Rob Max
He.uh stale p are looking torw.-.rd In hvinltio'd 12 l-tr the winners TV R
nd t'uttices if wrpsf salary of there It's a smaller (own and j team irim d'ehnst al-n won.
;i..'si at Santa Barbara will be were right p!ea-ed ' i.vmt.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the under
ignrd hiss been appointed administrator
of ihe Estate of Robert Hope, deceased,
by Ihe Circuit Court of Klamath County.
Oregon, and that all persons having
claims against said estate art herebv
noMied to present the same, together
with o-oper vouchers, to said administra
tor at the office of the undersigned. Room
4. Velhase Building, 37s Vam Street.
Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months
from the date of the first publication of
fhs notice, which Is January 14th, I '43.
R F. McLaren
Administrator
O'NEILL A MCLAREN
Attorneys tor Administrator 1
No tn, Jan. 14, II. 71. Feb. 4. 13
NOTICE OF HEARING
ON FINAL ACCOUNT
In the Matter of the Estate of NINA
EGOSMAN NELSON, Deceased. No. tl
IM P.
As the Administratrix of the estate of
NINA EGGSVAN NELSON. Deceased. I
have filed in the Circuit Court ol Klam
ath County. Oregon, my final account,
and said Cnurt has st the 70th day nf
f-eisr-jary, 1963. at 10 00 o'clock A M., fnr
hea'ing ail obiectons thereto and set
tlement thereof
BETA NELSON MRKLEY
AOmmislralrix
G'fnn D. Rennrei
Attorney lo' Administratrix
2 Vain Street
Klamarrt Falls. Oret)n
No I'?. Jan. 71. 7R. Frt. 4. 11.
Gilchrist Whips
Sisters, 55-40
ClU'HRIST i Special --The Cil
chrisl (Inzlies downed the Sis
ters quintet tn one of their bet
carries of the sea -on here Satur
day night. .W40
l"an Hoff led the Cir;?l;e with
17 winis and Pennv .leisup
ith 12 in a good
team etfort iVn Winkle had 12
NO 1 If)
notice to creditors
in t me circuit court of
the state of oregon
for the county of klavatm
In Ihe Matter of Ihe Estate ot
MARY MACH AC. Deteased
Nottre is hereby given that t have
t-cen appointed Administrator of the Es
tate o Ma-y Machac. oecea5ed All per
ons havng claims aoainsl said es't
o'e regufed to p-event them to me
,th proper vouchers, a thf ot'tce o
f'Cna'd J Smith, F.ril Cm'! Savings
Loan Bu"dmg. i Mam street. Ktm
am Fans. Oregon, witn.n six montM
I'tffl Jamja'y 7'- "1. ith the date
oi l rst puBUcet'on o' this nottce
Chrtes J Kuce'a. Admnisf'etry
I U ICMARD J. SVITM
Atfo'ev tnr Aamfust'ator
t Va,n St'eet
v im'i FaDi. 0'Qnn
o. . Jan. ;o. fee 4. n.
f-'oeve Nn ! ;
NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF i
THE STATE OF OREGON I
FOR THE COUNTY O KLAVATM
in the Matter of the Es'a'e of
PF RT BOBt RT LPERT, Deceased
NOTICE is HfRFB oiven tnat the
i'n.le'si3"ed has Men apposed Mmi" s-
ra-t" ft th ft'e 0 bERT ROBERT
ALBERT, aeeased. pd ,( pe- hay I
i"3 claims aai"t sd eta' art drt-i
ed to present the same proper iy vended
o me t th p"'ce of P"Xtw A Pik
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