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Show ee ___The Salt Lake Tribune OBITUARIES/SPORTS Wednesday,December23, 1998 Fox Boasts the Top Studio TV Analyst of the Year — Former Raider Howie Long Sometimes Howie Long wants to choke Terry Bradshaw. All in good fun. “Whenhegets out of hand, you have to choke Terry a couple times a year,” Longsaysofhis cohort on the wildly entertaining NFL on Foxshow. “We share a locker roomatthe studio. Fortunately the commissioner doesn't have a camerain it, because we NFLteam. say things to each other that no oneelse would get away with.” Forfive years, the feet-on-theground Long’s been the perfect Luck antidote to the sometimesout-ofer Cris Collinsworth this season, Long has earned our vote as the top studio analyst of the year in the most competitive category. “Studio shows have changed since I first broke in,” says ex-Los Angeles Raiders lineman Long, who's nominated for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. “With everyone statted out by Sunday, all sports. 2, Lesley Visser, ABCESPN. Already an ace on MNF.3, Jack Arute, ABC. Mr.Versatility. Dick Ebersol network execu- Arthur Smith, Fox Sports Net. Mounted most serious opposition to ESPN. Comeback award: 1, Nantz, CBS. Rallied from unfair Olympic shots. 2, Marv Albert, MSG. Net- work could be next. 3, Gary Missing persons list: 1, Fred Edelstein, DirecTV. 2, Keith Ol- career concludes. 3, Joe Buck, Fox. No longer upand coming. Top game analysts: 1, John Madden, Fox. Again rose above the competition. 2, Billy Packer, CBS; Dick Vitale, ESPN/ABC. In- separable spokesmenfor college basketball. 3. Phil Simms, CBS. Fastest route to the top since Best overall: 1, Madden, Fox. No. 1 in TV Sports history. 2, Mi- chaels, ABC. Top play-by-play manever. 3, Bob Costas, NBC. A star without the stage Crossover a : Fox's Joe Buck and Tim McCarver on baseball telecast in background on a Best line: Turner's Greg eeBee lite and lived it She was an eae fof the. ‘and loving mother. terssoughieNeo od Hollie were her pride them very much. 1s a1 woncenein Roadway Express for many year and had many meade there. Hercouugeiy ugh 12 1s of ing cancer inspired 48 al ‘Sur gaughters. Nicole Tes, DecemberS2, 1998 suncureiea by 9 eae husband, Glenn; her Hollie; stepdaughter, lichael; and grandmother, ‘i jinia. Frouodod folic will be heb gomber 26,1aye‘at ipminine Jordan & Toe. rd, 8035 So. Leslie Dr. (3905 We: ses phere call from 10:30 a.m. to 12:45 idement carkin Sunset Gardens Mi gain:mM, 142/23 / | vt Ruth Redd Barrett years for NFL. Oops award: CNN/SI's James Lofton — “Ryan Leaf is the second comingof DanFouts in San Diego.” 2, ESPN’s Joe Theismann — “I like Tampa Bay and KansasCity in the Super Bowl.” 3, Fox's Mat Millen — “[Sammy] Sosa will end up with more home runs (than Mark McGwire].” Top features: 1, CNN/SI’s Tom Rinaldi on health problems of Mark Rypien’s family. 2, HBO's “City Dump,” story of the 1951 CCNY basketball scandal. BRIEFLY ABC’s 16.3 rating for Monday night's Denver-Miami gamelifted MNF to a 14.1 season rating, 6 percent below last year ESPN’s Sunday night NFL games tape. Best moves: 1, When NBC lost NFL, Fox got Collinsworth, CBS has replaced Jan. 9 and 16 canceled NBA games with golf and skiing shows. . About 500,000 NBC homes watched the NBA players exhibition last Saturday. setAYSVULEBerarAruCrabeloved $9n, fusband,fahar, gandtathe,ond both, way Bit908 Rect"Mountain Care CentonBounif ie was mn Au 12, 1918 n Monte’ Vise” Coloes George Cusler and Vit! Ethfll Crawford. He Married Hazel Allphinon January 22, 1939 in Las y v1 2/24 Ruth Redd Barrett passed away peacefully in Genola, Rn Saturday, December19, 1998. ‘She was bom in Saft lkechy Utah to Her. H. and Myrtie Port Read on August 12, rad E DonMorell Olsen, 68, way on LEC 24, 998, af the Utah ValleyRoxio Medicnl Center from complications due VAbd egas, inNevada, Pret manage wosier solo he TosAngeles (De temps. He wos fearedgodtedtom ‘and Calon Gnd, ch nar Tost offis adult fe n Call oma Wehad vod os c MillayPolice manin looonguringive2 and1953 Iponte ming 1ked at GenevaStee! ercor fom1663 unlhe tnrermert tp Tested in Koyator ne pod 2 years. He wos ‘active mer the Kays22nd LDS Hah Pos! 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Baker PROVO—Roseila Elna Wheeler Baker, 92, died Wescey,BDecenbet: 22, 1998, of natural cause: Newel Patley Boker June 4, 1927, in the Salt Lake Temple. He died ber 16, 1987 in 60 Afler_graby er husbands seven trom Ogden children, Kenneth R ligh School with honors Slack, Humbie, 1X | she attended Weber Slack, Proctor od Corwin R. Si In Associate of Arts ton, TX, VemonR. Slack deste in 1928 follow: Garisbad. CA Mis ing’ wt tous . Mack B. Tenney (Kanani)ayo mentary schoo fone yeas in Waren, Utah Date 8. ees ale Nin), BsburgnPAMie Tatar’cid subst teaching in Be Randal§Smin Janee), Story B.o0K, and 39 nc on. nena Qn active member of the LDS church oGorotheaWasa felonted woman.she hod servedin rein ostions inclucing cho wonderful singing voice and won Metfopol fer idond Teacherinbrary, na RelistSociety. 8 fan Opera Auditions in Los, vlJn 47Ou aa chose to concentrate heabies uae in oe inhRoy Warfotony and cl “Sey Rete toll Soctelyprosident i oes “FistWordFr she entertained UTAH DEATHS Compiled by gee Wallgren and Scott Morgan TheSalt Lake Hie notesthe fol- | dling the funeral arrangements. BAILIE,EthelindaT., 99, Dec. 21, Provo. Walker Mortuary, Provo. BAKER,Rosella W., 92, Dec. 22, Provo, cle-Olpin Mortuary, Orem. A., 80, Dec. 21, “Kaveri, ‘Lindquist Mortuary, Kays- DEeTER, William, 74,.Dec. 20, Ogden, Myers Mortuary, Ogden KENNEY,Deborah J., 37, Dec. 22, West Jordan, Larkin Sunset Gardens Mortu- ary, Sandy. MADRIGAL,Paul, 70, Dec. 22, Provo, ec. 21, Pleasant Grove, Olpin Mortuary. PleasantGrave STAUFFER, Michelle Bountiful, Valley View iwortuary.'|West Valley City, he,wasctor of | and was president of he Kahu, theSchool BIA Board of Govemors and successtily lobied before the Howalian Legislature for free Dus horeperiaton ‘was o wondeiful support and companion ceBoker. Herin four brothers, Russell, Clarence, Vi to hethusband, Dr Kenneth I. Slack, former ci- {or Francis, and sister, Ethel keen, alsoprecec ector presently oe the Civil War Special Collections Cur. ore services will be held at the P hotsaisinghatforty, she completed her Vieweral Fouth Word, 2900 North 650 Eo: 1m Marshall University. Utah on mlseries wil ek irda, conber26 a1 he LDS Toquervil, deh Warder 4 recededb) the viewing from 14 a.m. 30 pm.ilatermont willbe in ihe.i worse 300 West, Roy, | City Ci tery. A memorial service Hunting vices Under the direction of ‘Sundber fen, Wea!Virgriawil Bo neld oro kaon ae Mortuary. 13/23 42/23 T23" GREAT OFFER it.” are up 8 percent, to 8.0... Simms and ESPN snatched Paul 4¥8q: later divorced: TMeodFShealtokotor gi survived stepfather, GaryFind: Lowdoh. Amber. ly, two Also brothersandthree sisters, Jey, Denise, ik Ye Paul Madrigal Doug Collins, Steve Jones and Bill Monica Lewinsky-Linda Tripp grabbed Greg Gumbel and Phil ferrey, ton, Aur: Pergioncions, Kody fk Bryson Matthew Compton, and et Comin reo in death by his wife, , int son, Kent Lovdaht; and son, Randy Charles Lovdahl. 142/22 142/22 = = Madden , Lec 5 Michaels. apaioe in transition year. 2, Keith Jackson, ABC. At top of his game as distinguished Heights, CO; CA: Leslie Rae ra granddaughter, CG: gronson, Cistopher Fremont, 3, NBC's Costas, Hannah Storm, Best interview: Jim Gray on Showtimegrilling Don King over his breakup with Mike Tyson. Shakiest deals: 1, ABC paying $600 million for five years for NHL, 2, CBS, ABC, ESPN and Fox paying $18 billion for eight play: 1, ABC's Al Services Wednes Lite Sathan mat nec‘Crescent, Utah Cemetery. Survived by mt, wn, Federal faces Jan. 5 at Fox Sports News). ing PGA Championship power Vapor lock award: NBC's Peter Vecsey and Hannah Storm trying to think of Mitch Richmond's name during NBA Finals half- Ovid sf nd He mamied Gertrude RuinDecay ‘on July 6, 4938 in Twin Falls, idaho. She preceded him in stanceMeciwted bermann, MSNBC(until he sur- Hughes on Fox misspelling Chris Myers’ name in ad — “They can smell fear, they just can't spell m 2 years. 2, Peter King, CNN/SI. Must share sources with Morten- sen. 3, Gary Myers, HBO. Always solid. Monday Night Blast from the ESPN Zone. 3, CBS’ NFL Today. Dreaded Glitch of the year: TBS running monkeytapes dur- the Moose Lodge inSat TakeCty. He was an Instanthit. Information award: 1, Chris Mortensen, ESPN. The best for Walton and Turner’s Hubie Brown, Bob Neal and Ernie John- outage, fecoral fontsCob Rookies of the year: 1, CBS college football host Tim Brando. Knowledgeable. 2, CBS NFL Today feature reporter Bonnie Bernstein. Thorough. 3, TNT NBA studio analyst Kenny Smith. son Jr. without assignments during the NBAlockout. CBS’ Nagano Olympics. 2, ABC's Carl Lesley Lovdah Miller, ESPN. From police blot- 3, ESPN NFL Countdown. Biggest disappointments: 1, ESPN’s neee 15, 1979. er“diorced onlinkins, June 16, ney September 7, 1994. ter to beach blanket. NFL on Fox. Best studio shows: 1. i Married Glenn E. Ker 2 3 dan’s last game on NBC. College GameDay, istedin Caisnoe att Sauuty Bank for id 142/22 3° Van Earl Wright, Fox Sports to services. Interment, Watk. lieu of flowers a trust fund had been estab- 2 with Kenny P/ Mayneas partner. New Best of squad that’s deeper than ESPN's. 3, Vince Cellini, CNN/SI. Goatee drags him down to third. Top shows of theyear: 1, NBC's final Super Bowl. 2, CBS’ men’s NCAA Final Four. 3, Michael Jor- Deborah Jones abet ful this earth, Dec 22, 1998, after o Cr =f gous _battie ai cancer. aan oe en yn Fe- Salt 268 takebeApot ly. Uh to iNant sod Elvaeam mon ues evenir um, ana he SokeConor Wednesday trom zi FQ. za Sports newsanchor:1, Dan Pat- gall Larkin Mortuary. -45-10:45 a.m. i afloa sou 5 2. sonally kept floundering ship rick, ESPN SportsCenter. His excellence is needed morethan ever mone DNocsa samServices witill be held Mcprecy Dac 2 ‘at 14 a.m. atValle eye Funeral mother, sister, uF len (Todd), nieces, nephews, far and is. Neral services will be held We De23, 1998 at 14 a.m. atthe Big tonwood Stake Center, 1750 csote Lane (50th 25 =z ae Jim Nantz, CBS NFLToday. Per- a. She thorou afore Sot,she ocuohyod ward leaders, ar ioe her deck counsstonwho ieee has always unselfishly given pines 3s tex a South, re ompee"eon ondcarrie ofonats holeothers. She recority friends ae from a ical mission ioPore home. aoehot oto Sheevents. was ivowodiniocsl nao Bm.athe hieey ity Gate sunved herfoudaring chkéron, monton eralHom Miro onesie Visto)’View Ra G8e0 soy, Coton cai, ‘and | 112/23 Batias Wotie ourjewels ers potmod pedtomer, hese ze igre aed Deborah Jones Kenney is 1, father, Mr. Love ae a ‘ohed, ai eolant coat with held many positionsin Reliet Soci United alfines98. He es after 32 years. He was mn. She enjoyed crafts, sunt Q Merchant Marine mn He sin | ey activities with her fami Turner. Kept NBA; pivotal role in fomaing newfootball league with NBC. 2, John Walsh, ESPN. Drives the top cable network. 3, Michoo! SatCarne Lake | she Stone fcblsmih: grondparenls Gurl Preceded in death byGi CBS. Revived network with NFL. 2, David Hill, Fox. Man for all jobs. 3, Ken Schanzer, NBC. UnSteve Bornstein cable executive cial better while someone's [Brad- Onis Rulon sete Iv Carter onc man, Stauton, BrooMer Toma} Carter, Carte, Fou MishaSdioshock (Jared tiveof the year: 1, Sean McManus, of the year: 1, Harvey Schiller, | Buna pedo er bend, shane; par- Can Lesley lLpee ge,8, oom Colorado, bomO 7, ei te Dec. ay 4998 at hi sung. 30 pages of football aren't best suited for the audience, The real credit should go to [host] James Brown. No onegets to a commer- Chris Ber- televising Jim Gray reporting award: 1, Turner's Craig Sager. Bulldog on ment and one-third football. “T want to discuss football, but I constantly remind myself that my entertaining level. Fox ESPNZones. they're now two-thirds entertain- top TVsportstalentsall-time. 3, award: Mark McGwire’s record 62nd homerun in primetime. Copycat award: 1, CBS, Fox and ABC(on Fiesta Bowl) following ESPN's lead on Ist and 10 first down marker. 2, Fox opening sports theme restaurants a la control Bradshaw. And having to deal with free-wheeling newcom- man, ESPN/ABC NFL. One of < Maguire. 2, NBC moving Isiah Thomas to NBAstudio to go with Bob Costas- Doug Collins on games. 3, CBS pairing Gumbel/Simms and Verne Lundquist/Randy Cross as top NFLteams. Shakiest moves: 1, CBS opting for rookie analysts Marcus Allen, Brent Jones and George Seifert on NFLToday. 2, ABC replacing Frank Gifford with inexperienced but capable Boomer Esiason on Monday Night Football. 3, Fox droppingJerry Glanville to No. 4 USA TODAY shaw’s] grabbing his thigh than TB” Our other awards: Studio analyst: 1, Long. 2, Kirk Herbstreit, ESPN. Sports hearthrob. 3, Bradshaw, Fox. Off the wall character. Studio host: 1, Chris Fowler, ESPN college football/basketball. Lifted remote shows to new Don Morell Olsen eit a. BY RUDY MART KE OBITUARIES Hans Monuments 1555 E. 3300 §, S.L.C,, Utah For the finest in memorial art. 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