Weekly Obituaries Roundup

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Deaths for the week ending 19 June 2004:

Danny Dark, commercial announcer, 65.

Dick Durrance, skier, of natural causes, 89.

Patrick "Hit Man" Hinton, college football player (University of South Carolina), of a lung embolism, 35.

Robert Lees, aka J. E. Selby, screenwriter (Abbot and Costello Meet Frankenstein), stabbed (homicide), 91.

Robert Teeter, political pollster/advisor, of cancer, 65.

Ralph Wiley, sports columnist (ESPN.com), of heart failure, 52.

Dan Cracchiolo, film producer (The Matrix), in a motorcycle accident, 39.

Whitman Knapp, U.S. judge (New York), 95.

Max Rosenberg, film producer (Tales from the Crypt), 89.

George Bauer, radio news announcer (Chicago), after a stroke, 83.

Barry Cowan, broadcaster (N. Ireland), after a long illness, 56.

Herman Goldstine, computer scientist, of Parkinson's disease, 90.

George Hausmann, major leaguer (New York Giants), of cancer, 88.

Gerry McNeil, NHL hockey player (Montreal Canadiens), cause not reported, 78.

Howie "Richard" Tepp, rock singer (Richard & the Young Lions), of leukemia, 56 or 57.

Doris Dowling, actress (The Lost Weekend), 81.

George "Buck" Flower, actor (Village of the Damned), after a long illness, 66.

Ralph S. Locher, mayor of Cleveland, Ohio (1962-67), 88.

Clayton Kirkpatrick, news editor (Chicago Tribune), of congestive heart failure, 89.