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THE JACKSON SUN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1964 ECenf ucky Near 21st SEC Title; Georgia Tech Still in Running Methodist Men's Rites Tuesday For S. C. Elliott PARSONS, Tenn. Simon C. 'Club Hears Talk Florida 91-78.

HUNTINGDON, Tenn. Cotton Nash racked up 33 Elliott. 63, died Sunday morn I points and Ted Deeken poured Methodist Men's Club members of Huntingdon First Methodist in 34 as the Wildcats swamped ing at the Henderson County Hospital of a heart attack. Auburn. Mr.

Elliott was the son of Church heard a very interesting talk by E. H. Harrell. This is the final full week of Other games find Tennessee at Auburn and Vanderbilt at Georgia. A Kentucky victory tonight will eliminate Tennessee, also.

The Volunteers suffered their fourth conference defeat, a 67-64 loss to Alabama, Saturday night. In other games, Louisiana State beat Mississippi 86-80, Mississippi State topped Tulane 78-71 and Vanderbilt defeated the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph the season. Kentucky is host to Meeting in the church hall there were 40 men at St.

Louis next Monday and Georgia is host to Florida State Tues day non-conference games. tending. Dinner hosts were Dr. Elliott of Darden. He was married to Miss Floyd Hayes in 1930.

He was a member of the Baptist Church in Darden. He was a retired sheet, metal worker and was a very active By MIKE BARRON Associated Press Sports Writer A victory by third-ranked Kentucky and a defeat for Georgia Tech tonight will give the Wildcats their 21st Southeastern Conference basketball title. Kentucky holds sole possession of first place with a 10-2 record after Georgia Tech's 81-68 loss to Georgia and the Wildcats 99-79 victory over Auburn Saturday night. Tech now is 9-3. Both teams have only two games left and Tech must win both while the Wildcats lose at least one to stay in the ninning.

Kentucky is at Alabama tonight and. Tech is at Florida. However, one conference game remains after that. Tennessee meets Florida March 9 in i i R. A.

Douglass, Poe Maddox, Guy Kirk, M. E. Crellin, Otha Forbess and Ernest Welch. Harrell's lecture was on the Book of Job. A retired teacher who devoted many years to a game originally scheduled for Feb.

3. The game, a home con Mason. Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Martha Floyd Elliott of Darden; one son, Everett Elliott of Dar test for Florida, was postponed when the Tennessee freshman his profession in the McLemores- coach, Bill Gibbs, was killed in den; one daughter, Mrs. Larry a plane crash the morning Todd of Wilder svule; one sister, Mrs.

Ada Moody of Parsons. Sam Snead Will Play In England By BEN FUNK PALM BEACH GARDENS, before. The rest of this week's Funeral services will be at schedule: the Duke Cemetery at 2 p.m. Friday Louisiana State at Tuesday with the Rev. Arvin Tulane.

Rhodes officiating. ville schools. Harrell was introduced by a former student, Halbert L. Carter Sr. Huntingdon merchant.

He was accompanied by his pastor, the Rev. W. L. Hill of McLemoresville Methodist Church. Attorney John L.

Williams, president, presided. He announced the following members for a nominating committee to report at the March men's Saturday Alabama vs. Au illllliiillili Burial will be in the Duke Cemetery with Masonic rites at Fla. (AP) Eighteen years ago burn at Montgomery, Florida at at the peak of a brilliant career, Georgia, Kentucky at Tennessee, Georgia Tech at Vanderbilt and Slammin' Sam Snead won the British Open crown. Now he is the grave.

DAV Chapter Mississippi at Mississippi State. (left) and Vicki Spain. These girls will take part in activities concerning the Soap Box Derby. Snn photo by Gene Martin dale) DERBY QUEEN Dianne Roe (center) was crowned Soap Box Derby Queen Monday morning at the Optimist Club meeting. Named as her maids were Pan Alexander going back to England, this Standings time as the 51-year-old king of America's senior golfers.

Conference All Games PF PA Snead won the PGA Seniors Kentucky 10 2 20 2 2005 1619 Ga. Tech 9 3 17 7 1782 1695 title Sunday with a nine-under- Tennessee 7 4 14 7 1415 1237 McKinley Wins Match SALISBURY, Md. (AP) Durable Chuck McKinley, battling fatigue and his Davis Cup teammate, has regained the National Indoor Tennis champion-i ship. McKinley, the nation's No. 1-ranked player from San Antonio, fought off three set points in the finals Sunday and went on to record a 15-13, 6-2, 6-8, 3-6, 6-3 victory over Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield, Calif.

Ralston was the defending champion and McKinley won the title in 1962. The marathon 68-game final was almost a breather for McKinley, who played 183 games during the last 21 hours of the H. M. Ramage Dies in Ohio E. Jarnagin Dies at Home La.

State 8 5 12 12 1764 1731 par 279 over the new PGA National Golf Club course, after shrugging off late challenges NBA Results By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Eastern Division W. L. Pet. GB Georgia 7 5 10 13 1632 1692 Vanderbilt 7 5 18 5 1982 1776 by John Barnum and the old SAVANNAH, Tenn. Harvey M.

Ramage, 44, died Saturday Alabama 6 6 13 10 1810 1829 Arkansas Traveler, Dutch SELMER, Tenn. Funeral Boston 47 18 .723 Mississippi 6 7 9 12 1558 1671 services for Luther Edward in Vermilion, Ohio. Cincinnati 47 20 .701 1 Auburn 5 7 10 11 1668 1665 His victory brought him Philadelphia 29 35 .453 17 Florida 4 7 10 9 1501 1409 Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Pyburn Church with the Rev. Grand Aldridge 500 and the Teacher Trophy, which includes a trip abroad to New York 20 49 .290 29 Jarnagin, 75, of Ramer, were at 2:30 p.

m. today at the Mt. Vernon Church with the Rev. Gerald Hendley Burial was in the church cem Miss. State 4 9 9 16 1750 1771 Tulane 0 13 0 22 1537 1997 Western Division officiating.

play the British Senior champion, yet to be decided. This San Francisco 39 27 .591 St Louis 37 29 .561 2 Burial in Pyburn Cemetery with Shackelford Funeral Home match will be played July 5. etery with Shackelford Funeral Los Angeles 34 34 .500 6 Wilt Chamberlain The following week, if he de Home in charge. in charge. Baltimore 29 37 .439 10 Mr.

Jarnagin died Sunday at his home. He was a member Detroit 16 49 .246 22 Leading Warriors sires, Sam can again play in the British Open. Snead, although winning the club meeting: Glenn Bush, Crocker Watson, B. D. Wright, C.

N. Neal and Blake Milam. The March meeting will be March 19 and precede Thursday evening revival service. Dinner hosts are to be Billy Portis, W. D.

Turner, Dwayne Barger, W. D. White, Sam Barger and Ernest McCollum. Mrs. Garner Dies at Hospital LEXINGTON, Tenn.

Funeral services for Mrs. Martha Edwards Garner, 85, who died Friday night at the John Gaston Hospital in Memphis were at 1 p. m. today at the Oak Grove Baptist Church with the Rev. Earl Owens officiating.

Burial was in the church cemetery with Pafford Funeral Home in charge. Mrs. Garner, a former resident of this county, had been a patient at the hospital for the past two months. Since the death of her husband, Luther Henry Garner, in 1963, she had lived with a nephew, Herbert Garner, at Chesterfield. She was a member of Oak Grove Church.

To Meet Tonight HUNTINGDON, Tenn. The Lt. Robert McCollum Chapter 2 of the DAV will have the chapter's annual patriotic meeting tonight in veterans' hall at the Carroll County courthouse in The DAV auxiliary will participate in the observation also. Mrs. Bernice Foust is auxiliary commander and Ernest Raines of Bruceton is chapter commander.

The patriotic program will consist of an original essay by Miss Peggy Goodrum, a junior DAV member. Her essay is entitled "Leadership." Peggy's younger sister, Betty Goodrum, will give a paper on "Citizenship." They are the daughters of a World War veteran, Roy Goodrum, and Mrs. Goodrum of Huntingdon. Miss Marianna Perdue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Benton Perdue, will sing "Let there Be Peace," accompanied by Miss Juanette Conyers. Marianna's father was a Japanese prisoner in the Bataan March. Preceding the program presentation members and their guests will enjoy a buffet of the Presbyterian Church and Mr. Ramage had been inspector for the Ford Motor Co. at the Lorain, Ohio assembly plant for the past five years.

Prior to that he had been employed a lifelong resident of this coun By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 114th tournament of his career, a record unmatched by any oth ty. He was a retired farmer 61st National Indoor Championships. McKinley and Ralston, teammates in the doubles competition, played until 1 a.m. Sunday before losing a semifinal match to Manuel Santana and Jose Arilla of Spain, 3-6, 16-14, 12-10. Wilt Chamberlain is doing and was a Mason.

His parents er golfer, declared ruefully: at the Ford Motor Co. in Mem Saturday's Results St. Louis 95, Boston 88 Cincinnati 107, Los Angeles 105 New York 125, Detroit 119 ot Sunday's Results Philadelphia 114, New York 105 Baltimore 129, Detroit 104 more than leading San Fran cisco in scoring these days. He "I still can't putt. I hit a 10-footer today and that was the were Mr.

and Mrs. W. F. Jar nagin. He leaves his wife, Mrs.

Tim also leading them to victories. Chamberlain, the National longest one I had the whole tournament." His last-round 71 left him Basketball Association's peren ey Jarnagin of Ramer; five sons, William E. (Josh) Jarna San Francisco 109, Los Ange nial scoring champion, never gin of Corinth, Hoyt Jar But, while Ralston had swept through his semifinal singles match in 61 minutes Saturday afternoon, McKinley battled Santana 2Vz hours Saturday night before winning 6-4, 6-2, 3-6, has played on a division titlist. three strokes ahead of Barnum, who had fired a 69 to move up nagin and Charles Jarnagin, He seems determined to ac from fourth place to second and phis for ten years. He was a native of Mississippi, a veteran of World War and a Baptist.

He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Harriet Franks Ramage; one son, James Ramage; two sisters, Mrs. Other Guyton of Avery, Mrs. Acker Moon of Peoria, four brothers, John Ramage and Homer Ramage of Avery, Forrest Ramage of Florence, Frank Ramage of Memphis; and one half brother, William Ramage of Memphis. complish that feat this season both of Selmer, Rayford Jarnagin of Jackson, Paul Jar win $2,000.

Harrison had a 74 for les 108 Today's Game Boston at Detroit Tuesday's Games St. Louis vs. Philadelphia at New York Boston at New York Cincinnati at San Francisco 3-6 10-8. The 7-foot-l star scored the last five points Sunday as the 285 and $1,500. nagin of Union City; two daughters, Mrs.

Annie Lou Robertson of Memphis, Mrs. Nelda Sue Santana and Arilla won the doubles crown with a 6-3. 3-6, Warriors nipped defending Leland (Duke) Gibson of City, the runner-up at Western champion Los Angeles 6-3 victory over Mexico's Wim Halbert of Parmont, the end of the third round, col bledon champions, Rafael 109-108. That moved San Francisco two games in front of sec three brothers, William F. Jar Osuna and Antonio Falafox.

lapsed to a 77 for 287 and fourth money of $100. Jim Turnesa ond place St. Louis and six nagin of Guys, J. C. Jarnagin and J.

D. Jarnagin both of ahead of Los Angeles. TVA Lake Stages By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Lake Today. Change Philadelphia whipped New Sheffield, 22 grandchil dren and three great-grandchil dren. York 114-105 and Baltimore rolled over Detroit 129-104 in won fifth place and $900.

Wolman Looks For New Coach PHILADELPHIA (APWoe Pickwick 408.3 D.l CARLOAD other games. Kentucky 353.6 D.5 With the Warriors down 108- Watauga 1915.5 U.2 104, Chamberlain put together a Holston 1677.0 U.2 three-point play. Then, with just seven seconds left, he guided in Kuharich or Jim Trimble re portedly will be the new head Boone 1366.5 U.5 Henry 1259.8 D.7 Cherokee 1033.5 U.6 Norris 974.7 U.6 a stray jump shot by Guy Rodg-ers for the winning basket. Last Rites Today For Mrs. Nelson BELLS, Tenn.

Funeral services for Mrs. Beryl Raines Nelson, 53, who died Friday at Upton Medical Center in Cross-ville after an illness of 17 days was at 2 p.m. today with the The big man wound up with coach of the Philadelphia Eagles but owner Jerry Wolman insists there is nothing definite Douglas 952.7 U.2 37 points even though he played FtLoudoun 807.6 Unch CHURCH ADULT High Singles Jerry Peters (203) High Series E. C. Harris (528) Scores: Parkburg I 3, Malesus 1 with a bad leg.

just yet. Saturday night was an impor Melton Hill 793.1 U.2 Watts Bar 735.6 D.l The Philadelphia Inquirer re tant one in the Eastern Division ported today that Wolman has swung back to the two names as Cincinnati moved one game behind Boston. The Royals Parkview A 4, North Jackson high on his original list of can edged Los Angeles 107-105, and didates after failing to obtain Boston fell to St. Louis 95-88. Norm Van Brocklin of the Min nesota Vikings and learning New York knocked off Detroit 125-119 in overtime in the other definitely that Paul Brown, for game.

mer coach of the Cleveland Browns, is not interested in the 0. Parkview 3, Calvary 1 Parkburg II 3, Henderson 1 Standings Teams Parkburg I 16 8 Calvary .......14 10 Parkview .13 11 Henderson .....12 12 Parkburg ...,12 12 North Jackson ........11 13 Parkview A ...11 13 Malesus 7 17 job. Nation's Top Ten The Inquirer said this was what it was told by a well-m formed source in the National Football League. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Here's how the Top Ten teams in The Associated Press college basketball poll did last Wolman said from his home in Chevy Chase, that there will be an announcement this week: 1. UCLA, 22-0, beat Stanford Rev.

J. E. Sharpe officiating. The body will be at the Bells Funeral Home until time for services. She was born in Crockett County but was residing in Cookeville at the time of her death.

Survivors are her husband, Auzie Nelson; her mother, Mrs. Bell Raines of Jackson; her father R. C. Raines of Cookeville; three brothers, James Clifton Raines of Onard, Billy Raines of Los Angeles, Cortez Raines Jr. of Cookeville; two sisters, Mrs.

Mildred Bassinger of Washington, D.C. and Miss Rosemary Raines of Cookeville. Heart Attack Fatal To Charles Combs SAVANNAH, Tenn. Funeral services for Charles Henry Combs, 39, fruit laborer of Ann Arbor. were todav at 2 week.

UNDERWOOD PRIMA 20 100-88. 2. Michigan, 18-3, lost to Min nesota 89-75, beat Wisconsin 103- Asked if Kuharich, former Washington Redskins' and Notre Dame coach, and Trimble, head coach of the Eagles from 1952 through 1955, were the two top 3 Days Only Tues. Wed. FEBRUARY 24-25-26 This Is The Highest Quality Red Brand Fencing Made.

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Duke, 18-4 lost to Wake For prospects, Wolman said: "I'd rather not comment. Un Mrs. Cora Guy Dies at Bradford BRADFORD, n. Mrs. Cora Guy, 76, died Sunday at her home near Bradford after having suffered a broken hip some two weeks ago.

Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Griffin Chapel Methodist Church with the Rev. C. W. Brinkley officiating.

Mrs. Guy was the daughter of Ben White and Fannie Ash-more White and was born and lived her entire life in Gibson County. Her husband Rankin Guy died ten years ago. She is survived by five sons, Howard Guy, Woodrow Guy, Robert Guy, Roy Guy and Harry Lynn Guy; three daughters, Mrs. Jimmy Henley, Mrs.

Elbert Wren and Mrs. Johnny Crawford all of Bradford; one brother, Virgila White of Jackson; four sisters, Mrs. Ruth Green of Jackson, Mrs. N. D.

Butler of Memhpis, Mrs. Sarah King and Mrs. Mary McCall both of Rutherford; 18 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Burial will be in the Griffin Chapel Cemetery with Hunt Brothers of Bradford in charge. The body will be at the funeral home until time for services.

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til we have something definite and complete with whom we're 'working, practically no one's I fiOO-1-! 6. Wichita, 19-5, beat St. Louis 86-71. 7. Oregon State, 23-3, beat Ida ho 72-46, beat Idaho 112-62.

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Bona venture 81-76, beat American eliminated. Pearson in Golf MIAMI, Fla. (AP). Los Angeles Angels' outfielder Albie Pearson swapped a putter for a bat today" after, winning the annual National Baseball Players Golf Tournament. Pearson who cutstroked runner-up Ken Harrelson of the Kansas City Athletics 223 to 231 for 54 holes left Sunday night for the Angels' training camp in Palm Springs, Calif.

with the Rev. Edward Smith officiating. Burial was in the Crump Cemetery. Mr. Combs died Sunday after 85-59.

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He was born in StantonviUe. He; was a veteran of World War H. I He was a Baptist. Besides his mother he is sur-! vived by one brother, Edgar J. i Combs of Savannah.

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