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a a a The Pittsburgh Press Thursday, September 5, 1985 PRO FOOTBALL Schlichter from page apartment with an allowance. His salary notwithstanding, he had less money to work with than a rookie. He is within two years of paying off his debts, which are now with banks. "This is the beginning of the rest of my life," Schlichter said. "I can do things everybody else does and not have to worry about the other things Schlichter started the final five games of the 1984 season with Frank Kush as coach, but the Colts lost all five of those games, wound up with a 4-12 record and Kush quit.

Rod Dowhower came from the St. Louis Cardinals to replace Kush. Dowhower brought impressive credentials for the passing game from St. Louis, where he tutored quarterback Neil Lomax from obscurity to the fourth-best yardage total in NFL history. "I've waited 10 years to have someone like Coach Dowhower teach me about the passing game," Schlichter said.

"Every day, I wake up with more to learn." But the job was hardly handed to Schlichter. Mike Pagel, the fourthround draft choice in 1982, had quarterbacked the Colts in 33 of the previous 41 games. He had asked to be traded at the end of last season, but Dowhower talked him out of it. Schlichter was way behind Pagel when mini-camp began. "I was Schlichter said.

"Mike (Pagel) has a lot of qualities that I didn't have. He studied hard and practiced well. It forced me to work hard just catch up. By the time training camp started, I felt pretty good. He worked daily with quarterback Smizik from page C1 Seabaugh.

Then there is Pinney, who is not playing football. To say Pinney could help the Steelers would be a gross understatement. At the least he would be their No. 3 tackle. At the most he would be their best tackle.

But the Steelers have not signed Pinney. Why haven't the Steelers, an organization that maintains it has an unswerving commitment to excellence, signed these two players who most certainly are good enough to be on their 45-man roster? The most obvious reason is money. The Steelers, conventional thinking would go, are not willing to disturb the salary structure that stamps the NFL as a league of sanity. But President Dan Rooney insists LATEST DEATHS Aldworth (Parinella), Julia Atcheson, Homer J. Balcer, Elizabeth (Fico) Ballo, Michael W.

Bittel, Bertha Cromie, Harry Marlin Cvetic, Mary Cvitkovich Day, Charles Ditter, Henry Dowling, Mary A. Dreher, Mary Kerr Eiben, Robert E. Fetterman, William F. Fiore, Rosina Fitzurka, George R. Fyfitch, Stephen Garon, Lucille E.

Hannah, William C. Hohman, Karl V. Hricsina, William lannacchione, Josephine A. Konopka, Cecelia Ratauczyk Marsula, John M. Mikus, Stephen (Roxie) Miller, George Roy Morris, Evelyn Neiport, Grace Newman, Howard Regester, Joseph G.

Jr Ruben, Gertrude R. Scanlon, Marie G. Schenk, Anna Sheppard, William A. Spielbichler, Otto Stasa, Lena Urbano Swanstrom, May C. Taylor, Irene Snyder Terkay, August (Turk) Tomko, Helen (Bajus) Tooks, Frederick Vis, Ronald J.

Windisch, Edward J. 001 Death Notices ALDWORTH, (PARINELLA) On Mon. Sept 2, 1985, Julia, of Baldwin, wife of Howard (Jerry) Aldworth; mother of Jean Palley, Marian 11 inella, Elizabeth Klebert; grandchildren; six great grandchildren. Friends celved JOHN F. SLATER FUNERAL HOME, 4201 Fri.

2-4 7-9 P.M. Funeral Brownsville Brentwood, on Sat. Morning at 9:15. Mass of Christian Burial at St. Elizabeth Church 10 A.M.

ATCHESON Homer of Mississippi, on Sept. 1985: husband of Laura M. Addleman Atcheson; father of John W. of Mississippi and Ruth E. Moore of Finleyville; four grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Friends recelved 2-9 Fri. In the GREENLEE FUNERAL HOME, Fredericktown, Pa. Funeral on Sat. at 1 p.m. BALCER Elizabeth (Fico) of W.

Homestead, on Wed. 1985, wife of Walter; mother 'of Walter Charles, Daniel Mary Beth; sister of Frank, Windel Joseph Fico, Mary Billa, Reid, Margaret Bronson, Ann Theresa Irene Sebastin; grandmother of Nell Balcer. Friends received ERAL HOME, 3501 Main Munhall. Visitations Thurs. Fri.

2-4, p.m. Funeral Mass on 11 Munhan. St. Therese Church, BALLO On Tuesday, Sept. 3, 1985, Michael of the 18: ther of Judy; brother of James, Rose Fifer, Ellzabeth Heintz.

Szkola, Margaret Friends received at NOVAK FUNERAL HOME, 3313 Brighton Rd. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Leo Church, Saturday 10 a.m. Visitation 2-4 7-9 p.m. Ci coach John Becker at the Colts' training facility while Pagel was at school in Arizona.

The progress Schlichter made stunned the coaches. "There's no question he has outstanding athletic ability," Becker said. "He has a strong arm, but he's being forced to do a lot of things he's never done before. You've got to remember, he hasn't been in a passing program since high school." Still, Pagel held a significant advantage in certain areas during the Colts' 2-2 preseason. In nine quarters, the Colts scored 54 points for Pagel and allowed only two sacks.

In seven quarters, Schlichter had produced 13 points, and was sacked 11 times. "You can make statistics do whatever you want them to," Dowhower said. "There are a lot of things to be taken into consideration." The sacks were misleading. Schlichter fought his scrambling instincts to stay in the pocket. "It's hard to break old Schlichter said.

Pagel, meanwhile, frequently scrambled out of trouble. Schlichter's poise, plus two other telling statistics, were perhaps the difference. Schlichter completed 54 percent of his passes with just one interception. Pagel fired four interceptions and completed his passes. As a constant whipping boy, Kush frequently referred to Pagel as a "frightened child." "Art's shown a pretty even keel about his personality and approach to the game," Dowhower said.

"He's done a good job of approaching each situation the same way." And, unlike last year when the money has not been a major factor in either case. "If all we were concerned about was money, we wouldn't be carrying SO many (13) players on injured reserve," Rooney said. In both cases, the fact the players defected has been a factor in not bringing them back. "It had an effect on our thinking. We've taken steps to make it good for players here.

We have said the guys who run off for the next silver lining may not be our kind of Beyond that, both cases differ. The Steelers staff, according to Rooney, sat down and decided Smith was not needed. It was decided they would go with what they had Lipps, Thompson, John Stallworth and Calvin Sweeney. 001 Death Notices the late Francis Brown; 20 grandchildren; eight greatFriends recelved af JOHN F. SLATER FUNERAL HOME, 4201 Brownsville Brentwood, Wed.

and Thurs. 2-4 and 7- 9 p.m. Funeral on Fri. morning at 9. Mass Christian Burial in St.

Gabriel of the Sorrowful Virgin Church at 10 a.m. CROMIE Suddenly on Sept. 4, 1985: Harry Marlin Cromie; beloved husband of Margaret Acker Cromie; father of Carol Ann Williams of Placentia, California, Dr. RIchard Marlin Cromie of Fort Lauderdale, Florida and AlIce Margaret Williams of Pittsburgh and the very late Robert Harry Cromle of Pittsburgh; grandfather of Jeffrey Paul and Janet Lynn Williams, Catherine Alice, Anne Campbell and Courtney Beth Cromie. Funeral from McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 5300 Penn Ave.

East End, on Sat. Sept. 7, where Services will be held at 12 noon. Visitations with family Thurs. 7-9, Fri.

2-4 7-9 p.m. Memorials may be sent to: Desert Ministries Box 13235, Poh. Pa. 15243 CVETIC Mary Cvitkovich, on Sept. 4, 1985; wife of J.

Cvetic; mother of Sylvia Easler; sister of Amelia Rajkowski, Michael, and the late Anna Frank, George Evitkovich and Joseph Coitk also three grandchildren. Friends received Thurs. Frl. 2-4 p.m. at WM.

J. OGRODNIK FUNERAL HOME, 333 Butler Etna. Mass of Christian Burial St. Mary Assumption Church, 57th Sat. Sept.

7, 10AM DAY On Tuesday, Sept. 3, 1985 Charles; husband of Anna; father of Marie Vukellch, Gloria Bell and Charlene Day; brother of Raymond, Edward, Joseph, Walter, Donald, Naomi Maritz, Mary Maritz, Louise Zigler and Marion Schwartz; also five grandchildren. in the Friends re: celved McDERMOTT FUNERAL HOME, Chartiers McKees Rocks, on Thurs. 2-4 and 7- 9. Services at the funeral home Fri.

at 10 a.m. DITTER On September 3, 1985, at beloved McKeesport father Hospital, Kathryn Albright, Wanda Niedringh: aus, Bessie Longwell and Henry J. 17 Ditter; 12 grandchildren; great-grandchil. dren; beloved brother of Kathryn Roderick. NO VISITATION.

Arrangements by WILLIG FUNERAL HOME. Interment In Jefferson Memorial Park on Thursday. Memorial contributions Norwin may be made to Christian Church. Memorial Service will be held Friday at 11 a.m. at the Church.

DOOLEY Of Finleyville, on Sept. 1985, Gomer beloved husband Helen father of Robert G. the late James G. and Linda PahanIsh; grandfather of Donald D. and 10 grandchildren; also survived by 11 greatFriends recelved on Wed.

Thurs. 2-4 7-9 p.m. at MILTON E. HAMEL MORTUARY 169 McMurray Rd. U.S.C.

where Services will be held on Friday 11:30 a.m. ment Forest Lawn Gardens. DOWLING On Wed. Sept. 4, 1985 Mary A.

of Wall, sister of John, Daniel, and William Downing; also survived by nieces and nephews. Friends recelved CHARLES E. SCOTT FUNERAL HOME, 301 Marguerite merding, on Thurs. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial in St.

Aloysius Church on Fri. at 10 a.m. DREHER On 1985, Mary Kerr, age 82, of North Side, wife of the late Henry; mother of Mrs. Mary Jane Fitzpatrick, Pineville, PA and Henry J. Dreher, Middletown, OH; sister of Mrs.

Jane Davidson, NS, and Miss Anne M. Kerr, Ross also eight grand and four great-grandchildren. Friends received, 2-4, 7.9 p.m. at MCFUNERAL HOME, Avalon. Services in the Epiphany Epis.

Church, Avalon, 10 a.m. DVORZNAK On Sept. 3, 1985, Helen; wife of the late. John Dvorznak; mother of Rita McElroy of Monroeville; ter of Mary Vivio of Bloom. Steelers from page C1 has an offer to return to the team next fall when the USFL begins its fourth season.

But McGriff said he is not interested. "My techniques and the finer points of my game get rusty after six months. Fourteen months is out of the question. "What would I weigh by then? No sauna would help me at that point." McGriff would provide the Steelers with quality, experienced depth at guard behind starters Craig Wolfley and Terry Long. Coach Chuck Noll likes him because he is surprisingly quick for his size a must in the Steelers' pulling, trapping offense.

"If I had my choice of teams, I'd pick Pittsburgh. I'd rather play, in the National Football McGriff said. "I've been in two different systems (with the Michigan Panthers and the Showboats) since I left and I enjoyed the experience, but 1 I liked Pittsburgh's system better. It's the kind of offense I like. "It took a lot out of! me to leave (after three seasons), but I had no choice because of the money.

I called the Steelers before I made my decision because I thought I owed them that much. I hope I left on good terms." Rooney, said there are no hard feelings. Noll, who normally does not give second chances to players who leave his team, must agree. "Tyrone didn't leave under bad terms," Rooney said. "I talked to him and told him that if he could get the offer he thought he could get, he definitely should consider it because he was not a starter for us at the East have approached but Pinney has let it be not interested.

Pinney wants to play Coast, preferably with Seahawks. He lives in wants to be close to his pregnant. "We did look at the Pinney because of his because our needs were the offensive line than at but when we have people want to play here, we don't is in our best interest," The Steelers probably will wait until Sunday or Monday to sign McGriff. That will allow them to take full advantage of the two game exemption the NFL is granting its teams for USFL players. McGriff could practice but not play in games for as long as two weeks without counting against the 45-man roster.

Once he is activated someone would have to be released perhaps backup guard Blake Win- gle or one of two reserve offensive tackles, Ray Snell or Glen Howe or placed on the injured-reserve list to make room for him. "It'll take Tyrone two or three weeks to get ready," Campbell said. "But when he is, watch out. He's one of the top guards in football, and you couldn't have a better guy for team morale. He's a leader and a winner." 000 United Press International Art Schlichter started the final five games of 1984 Colts quarterbacks were constantly interchanged, a loss at Pittsburgh won't be a reason to panic.

"I'm sticking with my quarterback unless he does something so catastrophic to the team I won't have any other choice," Dowhower said. "This takes the pressure off, To be sure, wide receiver is one of the team's strong points. But wouldn't Smith have made it even stronger? Wouldn't he look even better if something happened to Stallworth or Lipps? The answers, of course, are yes. But there are minuses to Smith. When Smith was last with the Steelers he played behind Lynn Swann and Stallworth.

He did not like it and said so frequently. He would like it less playing behind Lipps and Stallworth, which is what he would do. Smith's dissatisfaction with not starting did not affect other Steelers teams, but, remember, they were older and more experienced. If Smith had rejoined the team and become the No. 3 receiver it would hamper the development of 001 Death Notices field; Mark grandmother of Karen McElroy.

Friends received at ROBERT A. WOLFE MEMORIAL, 925 Franklin Ave. (at Coal Wilk. Wed. 7-9, Thurs.

2-4 7-9. Mass of Christian Burial St. James Church Fri. 10am EIBEN MI Robert E. of Grand Rapids, formerly of Wed.

Sept. 1985; beloved husband of Margaret (Mag: of gie) Wessel Eiben; father Robbie; son of Helen the late Raymond Elben; brother of Raymond, Paul James Elben; also survived by nieces nephews. Friends received at CIESLAK TATKO FUNERAL HOME 2935 Brownsville Thurs. Funeral 7-9, Sat. Fri.

2-4 7-9. 10 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial St. Wen. delin Church 11 a.m.

ELK Suddenly on Tues. Sept. 3, 1985 Frank C. (Mickey) Elk; beloved husband of Dolores Stahl Elk; father of Frank C. Bernard William and Barbara A.

Elk and Marilyn Mervosh; also survived by three grandchildren; brother of Charles Elk and Martha Crusan. Frlends received at McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 5300 Penn E.E. on Wed. and Thurs. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

Funeral Fri. Sept. 1985 9 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Lawrence O'Toole Church at 10 a.m.

FETTERMAN William F. on Wed. Sept. 1985, of Forest Hills, father of Sue Ellen Engelman and Nancy Lynn Campbell; also survived by six grandchildren. Friends 'received at MAURICE L.

KNEE, Center at South, Wilk. (parking on premises), where service will be held 10 am. Family hours 2-4 7-9 FIORE On Sept. 1985, Rosina; beloved wife of the late Teodosio; mother of William, Mary, Ted and the late John, Antoinette Abbruzzese and Nicholas; sister of Michael Caputo; also survived by 14 grand; seven great and six great-great-grandchildren. Friends received VINCENT M.

FEBBRARO FUNERAL HOME, 123 Meadow St. starting Thurs. 7 PM. Funeral Mass Our Lady Help of Christians Church, Sat. 10 AM FITZURKA On Mon.

Sept. 2, 1985 In Phoenix, George beloved husband of Helen (Tomko); father of Mrs. Lois Erhard of and Robert G. Fitzurka of Des Moines, sisfers also and survived by brothers. six three Friends received EDWARD P.

KANAI FUNERAL HOME, 500 Greenfield Ave. Funeral Fri. at 9 a.m. with Divine Liturgy In St. Nicholas Orthodox Greek Catholic Church, Homestead, at 9:30 a.m.

Panachida Thurs. at 7 p.m. Visitation with the famIly Thurs. 2-4 7-9 p.m. FOX On Tuesday, Sept.

3, 1985, Helen Sandoe Fox of gram; wife of the late S.J. Fox; beloved mother of Jane F. Bradley. Friends received in HERSHBERGERSTOVER, '170 INC. FUNERAL HOME, Noble Crafton, 2-4 7-9 p.m.

where Funeral Service will be held Friday at 11 a.m. FYFITCH On Sept. 3, 1985 Stephen of McKees Rocks; husband of the late Bernadette Chamberlin Fyfitch; father of Mary Louise Sydor and Stephen; brother of Michael, and the late John and Joseph Fytitch. Friends received at the MOTT FUNERAL HOME, 1225 Chartiers Rocks. Mass, of Christian Burial in Francis de Sales Church on Sept.

7, 9:45 a.m. Visitation Thurs. and Fri. Noon-9 p.m. GARON Suddenly In Sharon, Lucille E.

Garon formerly of Carrick; beloved daughter of the late Beniamin F. Ann Hawksworth: beloved wife of Russell mother of Mary Ann, Diane M. Hvizdak, Debra Katheryn S. David W. Garon; sister of Mrs.

Ann Stevens of Apolo, three grand. Funeral Mass Fri. 10 a.m. in the Chapel of St. Rose Cemetery.

FamIly receive friends SAMPLE O'DONNELL FUNERAL HOME, 555 E. State Sharon, PA. If desired contributions to Amer. Cancer Society or Hemotology Oncology Clinic of Sharon General Hospital. NOTES The Steelers worked out guard Larry Lee, a fifth-year pro who was released by the Detroit Lions during training camp, but did not offer him a contract.

It is common for them to give tryouts to 10 or 12 players at this time of year to build an emergency list. Running back Rich Erenberg (Achilles' tendon) is listed as questionable for the season opener against the Indianapolis Colts Sunday at Three Rivers Stadium. Running back Frank Pollard (knee), nose tackle Gary Dunn (knee) and defensive end Keith Gary (eye) are probable. All practiced yesterday. The Colts list starting running back Curtis Dickey (knee) and backup strong safety George Radachowsky (ankle) as questionable.

knowing if I have a bad game, that Rod won't push the panic button," Schlichter said. "I'll have good games and bad while I'm learning. But it's a good situation because you know I'm going to improve." (Mike Kahn is a sportswriter for the Fort Wayne (Ind.) NewsSentinel.) Thompson, who is These may seem sons to some, but Rooney says, they Finally, there is was talking about Steelers are not to disturb their Wisdom in contract has left the NFL That is not the league baseball "I have first-hand The Steelers have need on the offensive wide receiver. Pinney immediate help. The problem is said he doesn't want Rooney said.

It is not just the doesn't want. Several 001 Death Notices Thurs. at the H. P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 services will Perrysville, be held where on Fri.

at 2 p.m. IANNACCHIONE day, Josephine September on Wedges; wife of the late Sylvestro lannacchione; beloved mother of Richard Richards (IanDonald Anthony (lannacchione) and the late and Leonard Iannacchione; sister of the late John Glancola also survived by ten grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Friends received Thurs. and Fri. at the WINTER FUNERAL HOME, 4730 Friendship Ave.

Funeral on Sat. 11:30 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial Immaculate Concepfion Church at 12:30. KLEIN On Tuesday, Sept. 3, 1985, wife Mathilda of the Curilla: Raymond beloved late Klein; sister of Mildred Tongel, John Curilla and Agnes Schumaker.

Family requested visitation between the hours of 2-4 7-9 p.m. NORMAN G. HEARD ERAL HOME, 4047 Perrysville N.S. Services on Friday morning at 11 o'clock. KONOPKA of S.S., on Sept.

1985, Ratauczyk Ruffing Konopka; beloved wife of Edward R. Konopka currently at the Vets Hospital (Aspinwall); mother of Joseph Carl' Ruffing; sister Hirth of Marie Paul, Josephine Pauline of survived by four granddaughters Carol, Linda, Deborah Pamela. Friends received HOWARD A. FARNSWORTH FUNERAL HOME, 425 Brownsville Mt. Oliver.

Funeral Fri. 10:15 a.m. Liturgy St. Josaphat Church 11:15 a.m. MANCINI Suddenly on Mon.

Sept. 2, 1985 Robert L. (Bobby); beloved father of Paula" Bryson of Winston Roberta Rocco of and Roseann Murphy of brother of Alfred L. Mancini; also survived by five grandchildren. Friends received Wed.

and Thurs. 2- and 7-9 at the CHARLES W. TRENZ FUNERAL HOME, 11110 Frankstown Penn Hills. Funeral on Fri. at 9 a.m.

with Mass of Christian Burial In Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament Church at 10 a.m. MARSULA On Tuesday, Sept. of 1985, John M. Marsula WIlmerding husband (formerly of Pit. cairn); Bernice (Barnes) Marsula; father of Bernice M.

Lasher, John Marsula and Patricia M. Geyer; brother of Elizabeth Townsend, Herbert Marsula, Irene Heller, Cla(Buddy) Marsula and Virginia Burford; also vived by eight grandchildren Friends three great-grandsons. received Thurs. 2-4 7-9 at WM. O.

PEARCE FUNERAL HOME, 318 Wall The Pittsburgh Press Classified Advertising Information 001 Death Notices HANNAH William C. of Monroeville, suddenly on Sept. 3, 1985, due to an auto accident, beloved husband of Agnes Hannah; father of Rene at home, Nancy McDonald of PA, Rebecca Garbin of Cottage HIll, Amy at home, Mark of Avalon, Kevin at home; also six brother of Francis of Ontario Canada. Friends call at GENE Van HORN'S MONROEVILLE FUNERAL HOME, Beatty at Haymaker (adjacent to Boyce Campus). Mass of Christian Burlal at St.

Bernadette Church on Sat. 10 a.m. Visitation on Thurs. 7-9 Fri. 2-4 7-9 p.m.

HOHMAN Of Mt. Lebanon, on Monday, Sept. 2, 1985; Karl V. Hohman, M.D.; father of Thomas Gregory Eric M. and Kenneth L.

Hohman; brother of Alma Washington, Rita DiPasquale and Albert Hohman. Calling hours have been omitted. A Memorial Mass will be offered in St. Thomas More Church on Fri. morning, Sept.

6, at 10 o'clock. family suggests memorials be made to Canonsburg General Hospital, R.D. Box 147, Rt. 519, Canonsburo, PA 15317. rangements: LAUGHLIN'S.

HRICSINA William, of Level Green, Trafford, on Sept. 4, 1985; husband of Mildred McComb Hricsina; father of David Kerry J. and the late William brother of Ann Sustak and Helen three grandchildren. Family Burke; also, survived by will receive friends Thurs. from 7-9 p.m.

and Fri. from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the DAVID A. RITTER FUNERAL HOME, 220 Edgewood Trafford. Funeral on Sat.

with Mass of Christian Burlal in St. Regis Church at 9 a.m. Interment St. Patrick Cemetery, Franklin, Pa. HRITZ On Tuesday, Sept.

3, 1985, John Jr. of N. Versailles formerly of Rankin; beloved husband of the late Helen (Gyure); father of John Edward of WV Rosalind Smutny of Rankin; brother of Michael of Rankin, Rose Chernik of of Imperial; grandfather Jay and Dale; nieces and nephews. Friends received at JAMES F. KUTCH FUNERAL HOME, 107 Fourth Rankin.

Funeral Friday a.m. with Divine Liturgy In St. Michael Orth. G.C. Church at 9:30 a.m.

Family hours Wed. 7-9 p.m. Thurs. 2-4 7-9 p.m. Panachida Service Thurs.

7:30 p.m. HUNSINGER On Wed. Sept. 4, 1985 Ruth Carney; wife of the late John C. Hunsinger of McCandless; John mother of Lynn of Naomi Hartman and Nor.

Baer and C. sister man Carney; also survived by six grandchildren; and two Friends received 12-9 on To Place Your Ad, Dial 263-1201 8:00 A.M. to 9 P.M. Daily 10 A.M. to 9 P.M.

Sundays and Holidays Corrections and Cancellations Dial 263-1201 Billing Adjustments Dial 263-1141 Monday through Thursday 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Friday 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Counter Want Ad Service 8:30 A.M.

to 5 P.M. Monday through Friday Closed Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays THE PITTSBURGH PRESS 34 Blvd. of Allies, Pittsburgh Pa. 15222 (263-1201) Wont ad Headquerters six years younger. like small reato the Steelers, were not.

the money. Smith lots of it. The looking for reasons salary structure. negotiations financially sound. case, with Rooney major- said, evidence of that." a far greater line than at could be of this: "Pinney has to play for us," Steelers Pinney teams in the the Steelers, lems with known he is ture.

He is than any except Mike on the West the Seattle The Seattle and ruled out all wife, who is ney said the guard Tyrone under more situation with stances than talent and McGriff also different on cheaper. receiver who don't But money, think that may not be Rooney said. signing Smith "We're still negotiating with Pin- The result ney and the possibility exists we will four months, sign him. I'm not saying it's going to Steelers, for happen, but it is a the right Pinney, too, would cause prob- and Pinney. 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices 001 Death Notices Pitcairn.

All Souls Funeral port; mother of Mrs. Ruth SNYDER vice from Episco- Spicer of Bethel Park; pal Church, N. Versailles, grandmother of Dr. Stephen Catherine 1985; M. of wife of Trafford Robert on PA on Friday at 11 a.m.

Spicer of Rensselaer, IN Sept. 3, Masonic Service Tyrian and Mrs. Arlen Sahaty of mother of Robert F. on Thurs. Clarksville, PA: also seven Margaret Jane.

Thibodeau evening at 6:45 p.m. great-grandchildren. Memori- and Mary sister of PeService will be held 11 George, and Thomas McCRADY a.m. Sept. 7 In the Brozack, Helen AgSuddenly on Monday, Sept.

Chapel of the United Baldwin Methodist Com- nes and Thomas, Delores Shirley Safran; Cagle also Edgewood; 1985, Ethel wife of Dwyer the late of munity Church, Baptist White- five grandchildren. Friends Roland mother of Janice hall. Contributions Athritis may Foundation. be recelved DOBRINICK at the JOHN FUNERAL M. McCrady Forbes of LA, CA.

made to HOME, 429 Duquesne and aiso Allen survived D. by of six Edgewood; grand- NEWMAN Trafford, 2-4 and 7-9 Wed. children and one great- On Fri. August 30, 1985 and tian Thurs. Mass at of Chrisgrandson.

Funeral Howard; beloved husband of In Burial Regis Fri. Church. 11:30 Contri- a.m. private. arrangements Memorial and Services Burial Lillian; Newman, father Sylvester of Platt Howard of butions to Forbes Hospice.

St. to be held in Church the of First Pres- Terri Diana Newman and SOLOF byterian Edge- Bell of Reading, at wood, Swissvale three grand; two great- On Monday, Sept. 1985, at 7 Edgewood, p.m. Friday, Memorial Sept. contri- 6 atives.

grandchildren; Funeral and on Fri. other at rel- 11 of the late beloved Margaret Solof; Samuel husband butions may be made to a a.m. GEORGE A. WARDEN father of Mrs. Sherwin (Nacharity of one's choice.

Ar- FUNERAL HOME, 1100 N. talle) Mandelblatt and NIED rangements FUNERAL by HOME, THOMAS INC. Thurs. Homewood 2-4 and Ave. 7.9 p.m.

grandsons. Services In the Charles M. Solof; also five Josiah and Carrie Cohen MIKUS I REGESTER Chapel of Rodef Shalom On Sept. dr 1985, Ste- Joseph G. Regester on Thurs.

Temple, at 4905 Fifth Interment on phen beloved (Roxie), husband of Helen Sept. beloved 1985, husband of of Anna Overbrook; E. Israel Cemetery. Helbling; father of Margaret (Betty) Regester; father of tation to with Services family at one Rodef hour at of Maler, Granby, Lois and William brother of S. Thomas J.

and Regester the late of Ju- N. Shalom Temple. BURTON ArrangeL. Sylvia Michael, and Joseph, Mrs. Anita Catherine, of dith Ann Alberta Hoag, Richardson; Munhall; brother HIRSCH CHAPEL ments.

by of ley; three grandchildren and grandfather Thomas of Margaret SPERLING one great-grandchild. Anne, J. Robert Friends are Invited to call E. Regester and Suzanne C. Pearl Hummell on Mon.

3, at the ANDREW S. SKUN- and Amanda G. Richardson. wife Sept. 2, of 1985, the of late Bloomfield; DRICH FUNERAL HOME, Friends recelved 2-4 and Arthur; 405 North Millvale.

9 p.m. at the READSHAW mother of Patricia O'Leary Mass of Christian Burlal In FUNERAL HOME, 1503 of Hutton, of ME; sister PA, of Ida St. Anthony's Church on Sat. Brownsville Rd. Service Sat.

Henke Bradford, at 10 a.m. Visitation Thurs. at 11 a.m. Burial Jefferson othy McCaully of Phillipsand Fri. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

Memorial Park. Past Su- burg, PA: also survived by preme Commander of the three Retired MILLER Knights of Malta, nurse from Children's HospiRev. John age 65 of St. member of Gervaise. Com- tal of Pittsburgh.

7-9 Friends reJoseph Catholic Church, 509 mandery and Gervaise 2-4 celved 7-9 Wed. at SPERLING Thurs. Caldwell Portage, for- Sisterhood Malta merly Beechview, on vice Fri. evening. FUNERAL Milivale.

HOME, Funeral 123 North SerSept. 1985 in Presbyterian RIHN vice Friday at 10 Univ. Hospital, Funeral on Mass In St. a.m. sister preceded Rita; by brother parents of Lois and On Chester Tuesday, A.

of Sept. 3, Glenshaw; 1985, Church, Liberty Ave. at 11 Joseph ert McGlynn G. Warner Brookline, Robbins, Rob- ther husband of Tim, Betty Jim and Ferber; David fa- to St. Joseph's Church of of a.m.

desired, memorials GA H. of BelAlr Rihn; brother of Alice Grien- would be appreciated. MD: Charles brother of of ald elsen, Louise Sohn and Don: SPIELBICHLER se- Rihn; also veral nieces nephews; or andchildren. Friends re- On Sept. 4, 1985, Otto; veral great -nieces ceived Wed.

Thurs. 2-4 beloved husband of Susan great-nephews. Friends will 7-9 at BOCK FUNERAL (Saperik); father Jr. of of Otto be received at the Parish HOME, 1500 Mt. Royal Spielbichler Silver Thurs.

Rectory from Mass 10 of until Christian 9 on the Glenshaw Glenshaw. Services Presbyterian in Springs, Therasia MD; Mair brother of Ge! Burial will be offered 11 Church, 300 Glenn many and the late Ludwig a.m. Fri. The family re- Glenshaw on Fri. at 11 a.m.

and Magdalena Spielbichier; quests donations be made also survived by three to the Father John L. Miller RUBEN grandchildren. Friends reSchool Education Memori- ceived EDWARD P. KANAI al Fund. Arrangements by On Wed.

Sept. 1985 Ger- FUNERAL HOME, 500 DENNIS C. BECK FUNEARL trude beloved wife of mother the late Greenfleld Ave. Funeral Sat. HOME, Portage, Pa.

Samuel; of at 9:30 a.m. with Mass of Norma Olszewski, Madeline Christian Burlal In St. RosaMILLER da Gross, Mazurek, Gary Ruben all of and Poh, Lin- Ila Church with the at 10 a.m. VisitaOn Sept. 5, 1985, Joyce Rubin of Ft.

Lauder- 7-9 p.m., Fri. 2-4 7.9 p.m. tion family, Thurs. George Roy Miller, age 70; dale, FL. and Karen Bond beth beloved H.

Miller husband (nee of Howle- Eliza- of Saul Dayton, Snitkin of Poh, sister of STASA Isadore son); father of Wayne and Hyman Sanders, both of On Sept. 1985, Clyde W. and Ronald and the late Ruben Lena Urbano Stowe Miller; also 11 grandchil- Snitkin; also 14 grandchil- wife of Frank; mother of of the Friends Second and Primitive members dren; children. and six Services great-grand- at the Portia Frank Javorsky, Stasa; sister Dennis of Methodist Church may call RALPH SCHUGAR CHAPEL, Eleanor Staroschuck, Peter Thurs. 7-9, Fri.

12-9 at 5509 Centre Shadyside, Nick Urbano the late Ann WILLIAM C. HIRT FUNERAL Fri. at 11 a.m. Litterini, Mary DiCero JoHOME, 704 Brownsville one hour prior to services. seph Urbano; five grandchilRd.

af Alice. Services Sat. Interment Ahavath Achim dren. Friends recelved (Time later). Cemetery, Forest Hills.

ANTHONY M. MUSMANNO FUNERAL HOME, 700 7th MILLER (Fornof) SCANLON McKees Rocks. Funeral On Monday, Sept. 2, 1985; Mass in Mother of Sorrows Evelyn Fornot Miller; sister rie On G. of 1985, Ma- Church, Sat.

at 7-9 10 a.m. of Alice Sesky, Gervase Castle Shannon, tation Thurs. p.m., Fornof, Mildred Miller, and beloved mother also six of David day 2-4 7-9 p.m. raine Russell Stamper Fornof; and also the late children. Frank; Friends welcome SUPINSKY nieces and nephews.

several BEINHAUER West MORTUARY, Liberty On Tuesday, Sept. 3, 1985, Friends received Wed. 7.9 p.m. Edward beloved husband Thurs. 2-4 7-9 at will 2-4, of Ann father of David PAUL C.

STEPHENS FUN. be held p.m., on where service and Paula Torisky; also surERAL HOME, 600 10 a.m. vived by two grandchildren; dar N.S. Funeral on brother of Charles PionFriday with Mass of Chris- SCHENK owski, Joseph, Jean tian Name Burial Church at at 10 Most Holy On Wed. Sept.

4, 1985 Anna son Friends Wanda received Haggerty. a.m. Savilla Pinkerton of MORRIS ert wood; Edgar beloved Schenk; wife of mother Rob- gie. HOME, Mass 101 of 3rd Christian Carne: Edge- SZAFRANSKI FUNERAL Evelyn; Tuesday, beloved Sept. mother 3, of of sister David of and Letty Schenk; In St.

Luke Church on FriOn 1985 Pegoy Voncile Bothwell of four grandchildren. Virginia Early; Friends also day at 10 a.m. Visitation Poh and Yvonne L. received at the ROBERT with family 2-4 7-9. ther chardson; Kelley; daughter sister of Es- of WOLFE MEMORIAL, 925 SWANSTROM Anderson, Julius, Otha and Franklin Thurs.

(at 7-9: Fri. 2-4 On Sept. 4, 1985, May Ave. Coal Robert Kelley, Thelma and 7-9, where services will C. Swanstrom Mercer gans, Jewel Carr, Anifa be held on Sat.

at 11 a.m. of formerly the of Braddock; wife Turner, all of Kalamazoo, late and Juanita Brown of SCHENKEL, strom; mother of Herbert also other relatives. Johnson, Eric Johnson, WalVisitation Thurs. 2-4 and 7-9 On Tuesday, Sept. 3, 1985 ter Swanstrom, Esther at GEORGE A.

WARDEN Arthur C. Schenkel, age 96; Roeder Arthur, FUNERAL HOME, 1100 N. beloved husband of the late strom: sister Mattson MattHomewood Ave. Funeral Ruth Mohney Schenkel; fa- son, Thore Sarah interment on Mon. at ther of Eleanor J.

Schenkel. also nine grandp.m. In Mt. Zion Baptist Friends received 2-4 and 7. children 11 great-grand: Church, Kalamazoo, MI.

9 at the G. S. SIMONS children. SCHLEIFER Friends received NAUYOKAS FUNERAL Perrysville HOME, where 2025 ser. HOME, cor.

2nd FUNERAL St. On Tues. Sept. 3, 1985 Mary vices will be held on Fri. Comrie Braddock.

Ser(Mae) Cosley of North Brad. morning Schenkel at 11 o'clock. Mr. vices on Sat. 11AM dock: mother wife of of Edmund Edmund; World War was a a member veteran of TAYLOR grandmother of Heather; American Legion Post McKinley Irene Snyder, on Tues.

also nieces and nephews. Lodge Sept. of Whitehall Friends may call Wed. and Syria Temple, Islam Boro; wife of the Dr. Thurs.

2-4 and 7-9 Grotto and Scottish Rite. John F. Taylor. rethe RE ALBERT G. LESKO SHEPPARD celved JOHN F.

SLATER FUNERAL HOME, Bell FUNERAL HOME, 4201 Jones N. Braddock. On 1985, Wil- Brownsville Brentwood, Mass of Christian Burial on Ilam of Crafton, beloved Fri. 2-4 7-9 where Fri. at 10 a.m.

in the Good husband of Elizabeth B. Funeral Service will be held Shepherd Church. Friends received on Sat. at 10:30 a.m. I NEIPORT HERSHBERGER 176 TERKAY On Tuesday, Sept.

1985, Noble Crafton, 2-4, 7-9 On Tuesday, Sept. 3, 1985; Grace of Bethel p.m., be where held Funeral at Service Lillian August (Turk); Terkav' husband of of the late Charles F. Nel. p.m. Astridoe the team's salary strucasking for more money Steelers' offensive lineman Webster.

Steelers, however, have not USFL defectors. Rooteam is close to signing McGriff, who left congenial circumSmith and Pinney did. will come considerably as Rooney suggests, the major factor in not and Pinney. will be more clear in but for now it seems the several reasons, made move in not signing Smith PREVIOUS DEATHS Boucek, Charles J. Bowles, Margaret Brancato, Rocco (Sky) Brozanski, Garnett Conwell, A.

Rita Dooley, Gomer C. Dvorznak, Helen Elk, Frank C. (Mickey) Fox, Helen Sandoe Hritz, John Jr. Hunsinger, Ruth Klein, Mathilda Curilla Mancini, Robert L. (Bobby) McCrady, Ethel Dwyer Miller (Fornof), Evelyn Miller, Rev.

John L. Nauyokas, Mary (Mae) Rihn, Chester A. Schenkel, Arthur C. Snyder, Catherine M. Solof, Samuel S.

Sperling, Pearl Supinsky, Edward C. Wachter, Mildred H. Watrous, David R. Zielinski, Dorothy M. 001 Death Notices BITTEL 1985, Bertha, of on Bethel formerly Sept.

de Brentwood; wife of George A. Bittel; survived by nieces and nephews. Friends ceived JOHN F. SLATER FUNERAL HOME, 4201 Brownsville Brentwood, Thurs. Fri.

2-4 7-9 p.m. Funeral on Saturday morning at 11, followed vices at Concordia Lutheran Church, Brownsville Brentwood at 11:30 a.m. BOUCEK On Charles Tuesday, Sept. 3, 1985, J. Jr.

formerly of Edgewood; C. John Ill of McKeesport, Janet Mae Waugaman and Jeffrey C. of Edgewood; brother of Helen Allen of Mt. Lebanon; also survived by five grandchildren. Friends received Wed.

7-9, Thurs. 2-4 7-9 THOMAS L. NIED FUNERAL HOME, 7441 Washington Swissvale. Services on day at 11 a.m. BOWLES On Monday, Sept.

2, 1985 Margaret Crehan Bowles; beloved wife of the late Ernest A. Bowles; sister of Katherine Rapp and Mary Crehan; also survived by several Friends nieces and nephews. will be received at the McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 6214 Walnut Shadyside, on Wed. and Thurs. 2-4 Fri.

and 7-9 p.m. Funeral on Sept. 10 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Paul Cathedral at 11 a.m.

BRANCATO Rocco (Sky) of Etna, on Mon. Sep 3, 1985, husband of Hilda (Maurer); father of Richard Alan Brancato; brother of Louls and late Richard M. Brancato; friends 2-4 7-9, Wed- Thurs. WORRELL FUNERAL HOME, 820 Main Sharpsburg. Funeral mass Fri.

10 AM In All Saints Church, Parish Rosary, thur, 7:30 PM. BROZANSKI Garnett E. (Bowen) on Tues. Sept. 3, 1985 of Baldwin; wife zanski; of mother Michael of C.

Michael Bro: C. sister of Lilas Sewchok, Frank Bowen, Violet Terick, Charles Bowen, Billie Alice Foster the late James Bowen Dolores Morrison. Friends received at JOHN F. SLATER ERAL HOME, 4201 ville Brentwood, Wed. Thurs.

7-9, where funeral service will be Fri. 11 a.m. CONWELL Rita on Tues. Sept. 1985 of South Hills; of the late Robert Conwell: mother of James RIchard William Donald J.

and Joseph D. Conwell; sister of Agnes Conlin, Catherine Funk, Eleanor 'Welsh, Margaret Tusky, James Brown Jane, Ed. and ward and 001 Death Notices ther of Carol Pawelak, John and David Terkay; brother of Mary, Eisle, Sylvester, Louis, Helen, Esther, Betty, Rudy and Henry; also three grandchildren. Friends and members of Iron Workers Local MURRAY received at FUNERAL JOHN HOME, Butter at 52nd 10 Funeral Service on Sat. a.m.

Visitations 2-4 7-9. TOMKO Helen (Bajus) of wife Mimin, on Sepf. 5, 1985; of the late Joseph mother of Mary Jane Jacobs, Helen Marie Stanchak, Marguerite Sigler, Joseph B. Jr. and David' Tomko; grandmother of Linda and Rick Jacobs, Sheryl Marie Long, David Stanchak, Staci Seigler, Joseph and Sherl Lyn Tomko and Rick Yayo; also four great-grandchildren.

Friends received SAVOLSKIS-WASIKGLENN FUNERAL HOME, Main Munhall. Visitations Thurs. 7-9; Fri. 2-4 7-9. Funeral Mass on Saturday at 9:30 a.m.

In St. Therese Church, Munhall. Former owner of Tomko's Grocery of Whitaker. TOOKS Frederick, suddenly on Aug. 30, 1985, he was a member of Poh.

Musicians Union and a Jazz Planist and Organist; brother of John Tooks and Josephine Merida; also of relatives and friends. Friends recelved at SAMUEL JONES HOME, 2644 Wylle Ave. 2-4 on Friday, where Services will be held on Sat. at p.m. Interment Allegheny Cem.

VIS Of Mt. Oliver, on 4, 1985, Ronald J. Vis, beloved husband of Lois Schrader Vis; father of Ronaid A. and his wife Mary Vis; brother of Kenneth and Bert Ochs. Friends received HOWARD A.

FARNSWORTH FUNERAL HOME, 425 Brownsville Mt. Oliver. 9. a.m. Liturgy St.

Joseph Church, 10 a.m. Visitations 2-4, 7-9 p.m. WACHTER On Monday, Sept. 2, 1985; Mildred H. (formerly of Poh); beloved wife of the late William mother of William H.

Jr. and Robert also survived by three grandchildren. Mrs. Wachter resided in Plantation, she was the past president of the Womens Auxiilary Club of PA Society of Professional Engineers. Friends welcome at the BEINHAUER MORTUARY 2630 West Liberty Thurs.

10-9. Services on Friday 10 a.m. WATROUS On Mon. Sept. 2, 1985 David R.

of Braddock; of willlam R. and Katherine Beveridge Watrous; brother of Cecella, Eleanor and William Watrous and Ralph Allison; grandson of David and Eleanor Beverldoe. Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the ALBERT G. LESKO FUNERAL HOME, Bell Jones N.

Braddock, where services will be held on Fri. at 11 a.m. WINDISCH On Sept. 3, 1985 Edward J. of Ferry Road, Glenfield, husband of Anna Mae Mravinec; father of Terry Walter, Edward M.

Windisch, Cathy Urguhart, Patton and Windisch, Vicki, Windisch; also survived by five five grandchildren; and brothers. Friends being received on Thurs. and Fri. from 2-4 and 7-9 DALLAS IRVINE FUNERAL HOME, 702 of Beaver St. Sewickley.

Mass Christian on 10 a.m. St. Mary, Church, Glenfield, ZIELINSKI Monday, September 1985 Dorothy beloved wife of John mother of Bob and Linda: sister of Margaret M. Bliss; grandmother of Dawn, Gregory, Leo and Robert. Friends are welcome BEINHAUER MORTUARY, 2630 West Liberty Ave.

on Wed. and Thurs. 2- and 7.9 p.m. Mass on a.m. In St.

Catherine of 'Siena Church. 004 In Memoriam JAMES PRIORE Sadly missed by Margie, Pat, Jack Pete. 007 HOMEWOOD tion Niche, $400. 828-4069 JEFFERSON MEMORIAL -2 choice lots in John the Bapfist..