Show m i ' r r ! n Standard-Examin- Obituaries Sports briefs Expos name McRae new hitting instructor round Olazabal's in all eight included an eagle and five birdies of his seasons had three sacks in and left him one shot ahead of 3 win over the Britain's Barry Lane and Japan's MONTREAL (AP) — Hal the Giants McRae a 290 lifetime hitter has Phoenix Cardinals bringing his Yoshiyuki Isomura Lane moved into the second-plac- e been hired as batting coach by total for the year to 12 second in the league He also won defensive tie with an eagle-- 3 on the the Montreal Expos d 18th hole McRae 44 who hit over 300 honors during the first week of the season h Ian of Australia six times in an major also eagled the final hole for a 68 league career largely as a desigReckard’s 18 points tie with nated hitter in the American good for a fourth-plac- e Brian Jones Australian Futo and Joe League replaces Grizzlies win shi Irino of Sparks who was not rehired by Montreal folJapan MISSOULA Mont (AP) — Mike Reid and Scott Hoch finlowing the 1989 season forward John Reckard ished as the best of the Senior ! McRae inherits a club that was eight scored 8 points to lead the Uni- Americans in the elite fifth in the league offenversity of Montana to a 100-6- 2 field both finishing with sively with a 247 average But it exhibition victory over Simon 70s four shots back was the inability of a number of Fraser on Thursday night The tournament started a day veterans to produce in the clutch 'At halftime the Grizzlies led late because of TEat was a big factor in the team’s heavy rains 3 and scored the first 10 Thursday and was shortened to in slide the final two months points of the second half leading 54 holes A minor league hitting instruc6 by as many as 45 points at tor in the Pittsburgh Pirates’ or5:44 to play with ganization the last two years Probert could return Because Simon Fraser comMcRae was a hitting coach with in NHL NAIA an district the petes jail term Kansas City in his final year as a are statistics by game recognized with NEW YORK the 1987 in (AP) — Bob player Royals the NCAA and the victory leaves McRae started his career with of Detroit Red Probert the Simon Fraser of Montana at the Cincinnati Reds but was with from the Nationexpelled Wings Burnaby British Columbia is 3 al Hockey League by president the Royals for 15 years following in exhibition games a 1972 trade He was selected to John Ziegler after being arrested Joining Reckard in double figfor cocaine possession could rethe team three times and ures for Montana were Roger turn as was the top designated hitter early as March 4 1990 and Daren Engellant with the has announced three times He drove in 80 or Fasting league 17 points each Kevin Kearney 'rtibre runs five times including a ordered Probert’s expulZiegler with 13 and Tom Lytle with II sion continued until Feb 7 1990 133 in 1982 major league-hig- h Craig Preece led Simon Fraser when Probert’s prison sentence with 12 points will be completed He also said McDonald Simon Fraser plays the UniverProbert would be suspended until sity of Utah in the Huntsman Nov 7 1990 — but that the sustop amateur player Center next Thursday night NEW YORK (AP) — Former pension could be shortened if Louisiana State pitching star Ben Probert fulfills all terms of his ' McDonald was selected Thursday A hot Hammcind probation the winner of the Golden Spikes Hawaii golf tourney The Red Wings also must forAward presented annually by the — Hawaii KAPALUA mally request the early reinstate(AP) United States Baseball Federation is ment and verify that Probert has Even a a bad day good day to the top amateur player honored the probation and any Donnie when hot and you’re McDonald who was 14-- 4 for terms that the club might impose Hammond is very hot T$U this season was the Hammond The Orioles’ No draft pick in 67 Thursday shot a Maradona wins June and spent part of September in the second round of the Diego ifl' the major leagues of ’80s International “It’s very meaningful for me" $650000 Kapalua two-da-y a for — tournament LONDON (AP) Soccer star McDonald said “I think it’s the golf total of 131 Diego Maradona who helped biggest amateur award and I’m 64 he beat England in the 1986 World With his opening-roun- d real pleased about it It’s a goal I for a Cup was named the top male stands good set for myself to try to achieve it three-shlead over Craig Stadler athlete of the decade by British think it just tops off a good (7964—134) Steve Pate (67-6sports journalists Thursday amateur career" are and Robert Wrenn Martina Navratilova who won McDonald was one of nine another shot back Wimbledon singles titles from finalists for the award The others 1982-8- 7 Hammond of Longwood Fla won the female athlete were Scott Bryant of Texas John has earned $294400 in the last of the ’80s balloting Byington of Texas A&M Alex month by winning the Texas Maradona from Argentina Fernandez of Miami Tom GoodOpen finishing second in the beat American track and fied win of Fresno State Dan Peltier Walt Disney Classic and fifth in in the voting Anof Notre Dame Eric Wedge of the Nabisco Golf Championships star Carl Lewis star hurdler Edtrack Wichita State Dan Wilson of other US The winner of this tournament win Moses Seb Coe who won Minnesota and Alan Zinter of earns $150000 Arizona the Olympoic 1500 meters in 1980 and ’84 finished sixth Olazabal golf Twins’ first among the men and was the top Briton in the voting tourney Reid 4 back list Joins free Navratilova won the women’s (AP) — ""new YORK (AP) — Minne-rSQi- a GOTEMBA Japan Olazabal honor over East German figure Spaniard first baseman Kent Hrbek skater Katarina Witt US track shot a 66 Friday to take a with the expected to lead after one round of the star Florence Griffith Joyner and Twins filed for free agency on Visa Taiheiyo Club Masters golf Norwegian distance runner Ingrid Thursday Kristiansen tournament Hrbek who missed Vh months last season with injuries made $156 million in 1989 in the final season of a $6 million five-yegame in 1967 Taylor an All-Pr- o 20-1- 517-yar- Baker-Finc- 18-ye- ar to leads 1 84-m- 12-tea- m 60-3- 91-4- to after -0 3-- All-St- ar selected as leads Balt-:ifno- re 1 athlete the 1 ot 1 8) (71-6- 4) leads baseman agent Jose-Mar- ia one-stro- ke re-si- gn Thank You ar deal for your Support and Trust BOB DEBOER Eighty-fou- r players have filed for free agency Twenty-si- x others are still eligible to file by Monday's deadline Two players who had been eligible agreed to new deals on Thursday Mickey Hatcher and the Los Angeles Dodgers agreed contract and Dave to a the Detroit Tigers and Bergman deal agreed to a one-ye- Paid Political Advertisement ar two-ye- Sharon C Jones Nora Wheelwright Olson OGDEN — OGDEN — Nora Wheelwright Olson 93 died on Wednesday November 8 1989 in a Bountiful hospital She was born on Aug 1 1896 in Ogden a daughter of John and Johan- na Jenkins Wheelwright On Aug 1 1913 she married Harold Olson In Ogden He died in Sept of 1955 member of the LDS Church She had been the owner of a cy agen-- f are her mother of Ogden one son two daughters Michael Mams?" t Surviving are4 Naomie Olson Oga daughter-in-laden three grandsons Randy Olson w Garey Olson Ogden Paul Washington t' beautician Surviving She was a collection Sharon C Jones 35 of 2 died Tuesday 3035 Ogden Ave Nov 7 1989 in a local care center of cancer She was born Aug 2 1954 in New York City NY of daughter Cecil Glen and Lillian Smith Jones She lived in f Ogden for 2 yrs and had been y employed as a Jack Irwin Bountiful numerous greatgrandchildren and Also surviving are one brother Jack Wheelwright Ogden two nieces and three nephews Melba Gilson Ruby Carlson Glen Wheelwright all of Salt Lake City Floyd Olson Ogden Frank Wheelwright She was preceded in death by two sons Harold J and Grant R Olson seven brothers and three sisters Graveside services will be held on Saturday at 10 am in Ogden City Cemetery The family will meet friends on Friday from 6 to 8 pm at Myers Blvd and on Saturday at the mortuary from 9:00 am to 9:45 am Alexis Dawn Whaley OGDEN — God has called our little girl home to rest in his heavenly cradle Alex brought much joy and love into all of the lives that she touched Alexis Dawn Whaley died at her PAOLA Kan — James (Jim) J Barry age 71 passed at his home in Kan on Nov 10 1989 He was born July 14 1918 a son of James J and Caroline Puhr Barry Among the survivors are John L (Jack) Barry Clinton Utah Mrs Charles (Orel) Kreeck Ogden Services are Monday in Paola Kan Nov 13 1989 Statistics Births and Candy West both of Ogden Linda McCarthy Las Vegas one brother one sister Tony Russo Ogden Glennah Dentice Las Vegas Following cremation memorial services were held at the First Baptist Church Today Funeral directors Larkin & Sons Mortuary Area deaths Humana Hospital Davis North Weaver — Brian J and Ruby L Lee 730 N Fairfield No 103 Layton girl Nov 3 Pantoja — Enrique and Silvia Barrera 2134 N 2200 W Layton girl Nov 3 Bailey — David and Joanna Pierce 714 E 1224 N Ogden girl Nov 5 Buck — Michael and Yvette Flex-ma- n 1112 S 1000 E Clearfield boy Nov 6 Arnold — Steve and Shana 1878 S 1000 E No 12 Clearfield boy Nov 6 Buttars — Daniel and Teri Butler 180 S 200 E No 1 Farmington boy Wis-com- JONES Sharon C Ogden in Ogden Nov 7 BARRY James (Jim) J Paola Kan in Paola Kan Nov 10 WHALEY Alexis Dawn Ogden in Ogden Nov 9 Nov 7 Greenhalgh — Michael and Lisa Stratford 1531 E 2700 N Layton boy Nov 8 Funerals 845 Washington Mortuary Chapel James (Jim) J Barry CHRISTIANSEN-Funera- l ser- services for Earnest A Gregory will be Sat at II am at Leavitt's Chaoel of Flowers Mortuary where friends may call Frl 8 p m and Sal 1 hr prior to serst vices Interment Leavitt's Memorial Park GREGORY-Funer- vices for Jartel (Jan) Christiansen win be Sat al 1 30 pm at Leavitt’s Chapel of Flowers Mortuary where friends may call Frl 6 pm and Sat 1 hr prior to services Interment Leavitt's Auilorest Memorial Park Hanson- - Funeral services for Reed F Hanson will be held Saturday al 2 P m at Lindquist's Layton Morfuary 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No-- f morning vember 9 19891 of SIDS She was 12 4 months old Alexis was born on June 28 1989 in Og- den Herff Utah parents are Ogden 31st members of the P Ward Alexis is sur- - v vived by her parents Craig H Whaley and Kimberley Ballantyne Whaley one brother Randy Paul Whaley Ogden Utah grandparents Mr and Mrs Brent Ballantyne Ogden Mr and Mrs Paul Whaley North Ogden Mrs Harriett Daines Sunset Mrs: Winifred Corlis North Ogden Mrs Lizzie Ballantyne Ogden Mr and Mrs Gordon C Briggs Nevada City California MORRISASK MR FOSTER TRAVEL Is Proud To Sponsor ON STAGE ALASKA ts The Travel Show Of The Yefir Please Join Us For Monday November 13 1989 6:30 pm Funeral services will be held at Myers Mortuary Chapel 845 Washington Blvd Ogden on Monday at 11 am with Bishop Warren Shurtleff officiating Friends may call on Sunday from 6 to 8 pm at the mortuary and on Monday from 9:45 am to 10:45 am Interment Park in Ogden Park Hotel “Central Pacific Ballroom” 247 24th Street Ogden Utah RSVP Ogden Clearfield Please Areospace Brigham 394-266- 7 Evergreen Memorial 774-808- 5 627-290- 0 734-212- 1 Obituary policy The Standard-Examin- er pub- lishes obituaries for a modest fee A photograph may be included at no additional charge WILDCAT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION WE SUPPORT WEBER STATE ATHLETICS 1089-9- 0 M0mbn ar California man buys Palmer Phil Parkinson Art Studio Peterson Motor Company Pioneer Lumber Pizza Cutter Print Shack Road Picture Week Pioneer League team POCATELLO 9B Friday Nov 10 1989 er (AP) — Califor- o' nia businessman Dave White has purchased a majority share of the Pocatello baseball club general frianager Martin Cusacksays White mayor of Riverbank Calif says he plans to keep the Pioneer League team in Pocatello He said he also plans to improve Quality Inn Radisson Suite Hotel Read’s Tire Center Reagan Outdoor Ad Rick Beyer Auto Sandy's Fine Foods Sherm’s Store Halliwell Park Former owners John Wendel and William McKee will retain a minority interest The sale was approved last weekend by Pioneer League President Ralph Shupe John Sizzler Nelles Terms of the sale were not Skaff Dean dis- Skippers Seafood Spencer Stephen Standard Examiner Stuart Franklin closed Karlis’ kicking earns weekly NFC honors NEW YORK (AP) — Rich of Minnesota whose seven field goals against the Los "Angeles Rams tied an NFL record was named the NFC Offensive Player of the Week on Taylor Norman "Karlis Tensmeyer Dr Dave The John Company Toyota of Ogden Val's House of Hardtops Wednesday Lawrence Taylor of the New York Giants won NFC defensive honors for the second time this year Karlis signed as a free agent by the Vikings after being released by Denver had field goals of 20 24 22 25 29 26 and 40 yards Jhe last of which tied the game ith eight seconds left He became the first NFL player to ever kick seven field goals without a miss and he tied a league record set by Jim in a Bakken who was BaH Village Mills Westland Ford Winder Dairy Wolf Creek Woodward Electric Ye Uon’ Den Funny Tonight at &001 Bob Hope Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lanioun The A Team v 7:00 pm ARE YOU A MEMBER? 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