10 SYRACUSE HERALD-JOURNAL., Saturday, October 14, 1950

The Herald-Journal to', not responsible for last mlnulo chances From' Page 9 in radio and television programs made by stations t favored by seven over Mississippi; ^ < Georgia by two touchdowns over Mississippi State; Louisiana State TODAY'S RADIO AND TELEVISION HIGHLIGHTS by 13 to- rebound against Georgia Sid Caesar. Marguerite 'Piazza. 9:00 r.M.~ \VHi:X—The Frunk Sinatra Show, variety with David Xiven, sucst. two touchdowns over North Caro- D::JO P.M.—\VFIJX^-My Favorite Husband with Lucille B.ill and Richard Dcnnlnr. lina State; Davidson vs. The 10:SO P.M.—WSYlt-TV-r-Your^lU Parade, video version. With Snooty Lanson. CKadol. PACIFIC COAST — California, Hose 'Bowl favorite, was selected by one touchdown over Southern O&ssra*- *W' . - 4E California; Washington by tw After a New touchdowns over Oregon State; Oregon vs. Idaho. IT SOUTHWEST — Arkansas pre- I ferred by seven points against Baylor. IVY -UfiAGJJE—Yale picked by Will Fight Brian six points over Columbia; Cornell r by 26 over Harvard; Pennsylvania by 10 against Dartmouth. 'And Lee Savold BIG SEVEN—Kansas was rated XE\V YORK UP)— It looks as if even up with Iowa State, while Piazza, 9:00. Niven, 9:00 Missouri was picked by two touch- > Louis is going to keep on fight- Haines, 8:00 ; 9:30 downs over Kansas State and ing until lie gets one more shot at Nebraska by the same margin over his old heavyweight title. SATURDAY EVENING Colorado. brings you the WSYR-FM (W.3; mets.) WNDR-FM • Chicago in,, late 7a :30 Grid Preview ' H o Playroom Vienna November or earlvb December", fol- :00 JiPcnn 'State;; Shoot i.the i NewsiljKinr; Helienbcck Bros. :15 Football Game MOohiL Gene'-iAutry.! :' lowed swiftly by appearances in :30 Football: Game arryH Honalone , Guyjljqinbardo 1 SID Detroit and New York. :45 Football Game Hound Number i .Cassidy Guyj'Lombardo :00 Football Game WhatiMakes Jewish^Vets CAESAR SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY'S fooball followers had reason to be :15 .Football Game 1 KIN RETROIT, his probable op- By THOMAS D. COO1ICAN :20 ; Football Game Can - Uomtaardoland Favorite.: ".: hopeful today for the future of the Orange varsity on the gridiron, :45 .Football Game Lombardoland r Hush ami ponent would be Lee Om'a, the,vet- i ALTHOUGH Vaughn Monroe has ^^^fAfeM%^HB^^BV^HHVMWM ^^^m^ffiff^f^^fff^f^^ v>h :00 Footb'aU Game! POP, Parade :;: after Coach Les Dye's yearling squad opened its season with a 14-0 :15 Footba.ll. Game POP; parade j, Sins'-Ht 'Again' eran contender from Buffalo. In waited until this season to enter :1Q . Grand, -Ole ,•.•• •'.• Pop;Parade •; Sing. lit .Again victory over Perm 'State 'cubs yesterday at Hendricks Field. -1 ]\7ew York's Madison Square Gar- television, - the singing maestro POD:paradft ..; ^Theater! : Serenade^,':: 1M06ENE COCA DESPITE A aiTJDDV fielil andf? ~" , News: Sports den he.might face Ricky Marciano, * P , hasn't been sitting idly by while ;15 Bob; Gcinsldlne, cj tor ; .:•;. Orchestra^';, a series of fumbles caused by a .mark, Perm State's recovery halt- :30 GuyPLombardo :i Dreaminc the undefeated Brockton, Mass., • i r j • ^ the new medium was building. :15 Orchestra : : tDreamine Orchestral :>': Symphpnj 1r\ slugger. ; ' heavy, • wet ball, the Dye charges j ing the closest previous drive. J For a long time Moni'oe has! Then, If victorious in all three, impressed ,as they completely out- Leberrnan accounted for the been studying the visual tricks of IF Louis would be primed to face played the visitors. The. Orange other Syracuse touchdown in the WSYS tf::«rj w1'.> . the game. H.Jr. - !••• • Charles again in an outdoor fight threatened several tinvs, but mis- final period, when he went over :OC i Sunrise; Service RerlVafHour; Lena 1 j ifi Yankee Stadium. play^ , prevented scores, while the "It's a lot different than a stage : Sunri5c'.;Service ReylvkliKour '• Kay Viand iLem,- *X* t*» J r JBffi&"flac i i'; j h. j • •'] ! .' ' Cros*rosias:.'...; .•: Reviyali'Hour:.; VS. -The prospects of a huge televi- defense held'the young Lions to a from the four-yard mark to cap,a presentation," he says, "because .Crossroads Reviy*l!Hour 1 JACK CARTER sion-radio fee, far surpassing the minus total in'the rushing'depart- 45-yard advance of the Dyemen. : the; audience takes in a stage ap- :00 ChrUj Science Council or •': $144,000 shelled out for last ment." Fifteen first downs were ; U Churcheji HeltmanV.;;.,! : : Right Halfback N.eil Brennenian, :30. Musicv Cameo Prayer !;; - ' ' ' guests pearanc1 e as a whole panorama, so month's Charles-Louis scrap, is one credited the Orange, live to the ' . '' •• i MS , iifor Today Cbureb'.vj a product of'Syracuse Central and t. ot't'he tempting lures for a Louis Lions. : , to speak." ; C Radio :pulplt ATO Cbur.6b'of-'Alr 4 ? , A:,strong forward wall, including Manlius Cadet football, ran,well, US ::Radio pulslt Ave Maria: Air return. : "Television, at least hair the !:30 jRcHglbn , Choir H,'i;;', of •'. Souvenirs ft: T Other possible foes include Lee Tackles Bob Fleck and Les McClel- showing" determination and speed, M5 Guest; Star Choir'.'T^r- ,•> Prophecy ChurchVofiAir SouvenirsJ'':.; -"'•'• 1 time, involves closeups of a group: • Jose Ferrer Savold, British-recognized heavy- land, and End. Jim George, cleared [despite the heavy underfooting. News.'ChurcVi Back to Qod That'L Is a, whal. . e ot a difference."' large holes; and. blocked ably on| Westcott also looked well in :15: Serenade; Methodist G'ort f Smith weight >"ing from Englewood, N, Jack too.^For one thing, it means more :30, . :;,.Churcfa.... • Vincen» t Price offense, and the Orange also exhi-| baU-carrying role. Quarterback ; S'Service , J.( and Tommy Farr, the come- A a : •attention to detail, to little things :45' >i' backing Welsh oldtimer. bitcd a defense .^that kept the (pafc stark, a .native Syracusan. on that would be lost in, a broad stage :00; American • Foreign "Airs Momento ; Invitation ', to . Foreign'Airs Music ale .v • • 'Connie. Pennsylvania's at bay. i L 1 : • : j 'Louis was not available early the frosh; squad, was on the in- scope." '• .. . 30' Etcrnal.Iilclit Sinatra 'Sines polish f: , * Presented by Your tpday for'his say on these reports, jured list. . :..-'•;.' ; EternaVLtght Sinatra Sings Serenade Platform LEFT HAU5ACK 15 ob !Lebcr~ : To prepare for this. Monroe, says, which came from those usually in man of Hamburg sparkled in the Cornell will be the next Orange :CO ' Catholic -Hour Sammy Kaye Hillman Invitation No wx.; Concert Robert Merrill ATLANTIC DEALER : "We've long been using' our stage :15:; Glee,;Club Sarnrny Kaye Organ Mood1 s •.:vto';Music : ••'•> Bxnd Concert! tjie know. The.Bomber attended a Orange attack, figuring in several foe Oct. 28 at .Ithaca. ".'.:. dates to sort of road-test ourselves•' ;;30 .Sammy, Kaye Prize Lutheran: . -. • Invitation function in Norfolk, Va., last night.' SYRA. PROSH PENN FROSH S^ Cavalcade : Party i Hour ; •• '••.' -i.'.to_Music_ : 'Blns.crosb? - Marguerite Piazza long runs,'and scoring a touch- for,"television." ; , ,••; • •• • , t News; "Guy ' Hadjis L.B Malinik : »:'QO 'Ustenln'ff Glass Half Century Pr; o Football Invitation ' * down, as well as retuvjiing punts Pleck L,T...... McCurd ,t)uring his -recent' tour, which . 'Of Hits- Lombardo :^5 Listenins Glass Gams , ' .' •H'.to" Music ' HT& fe6 B_P .,; V^LTERWEIGHT ; C h h on p i on in flashy style, .before 2.000 fans Johnson...... L.3-... . .k. Shoderbach :20 Voices' and 20th Century Pro Football Symphonette Polka Party L^ fipfi E^i F>* Cairns . . ----- .,...Cen:er...... Yeakel brought the entire: troupe to Syra- ; Symphonette Polka ./Purty_ and Others T {- Kay Robinson, a close /friend of :45."- :.• .Events •• i . Serenade Game ji- }- : who .watched the battle on a cold, Hassen cuse, : the Monroe!'.:: aggregation" • |_ 1. .... Bressan : :CO Hollywood Music With Pro Football Escape Bucfcaroos . \' -• Joe's, .told'the press at a Boston raw :day. McClelland stressed • variety, elaborate cos- : the Girls Gnme Escape Buckaroos George , ...... ;*,*. P.usscll ; :15 - - Open House on the 7:30 P. M., with luncheon yesterday that Louis has Domenici , *«t» QuiiKidf. Piano Pn> Football Make Believe Bucfcaroos ; Quarterback Bruce Yancey of * 4 tumes for the ;girls, and some Lcberman .L.H. 'Finn Playhouse Game .Town Buckaroos been;signed to meet Brion in Chi- Bellerose, L.I. scored the first Drt»if*-]p ' . • - T5 t3 ' ; ' - ' '. production numbers like a • comedy r :CO The Falcon Hodr of stars Pro Football Earn Your Juke Box plenty of color, cago 'Stadium, Nov. 29. Sugar Ray Orange touchdown m ihe second Westcott* '.'.*.'/////. ;piB,\\\"/.\\\\ **L iShona bit where 'the.loader appeared ^ ;15 The Falcon Hour of Stars Game • Vacation Juke Box 4 q safd.an official of the International quarter, when he swung around I- Touchdowns— Yancejv Lcberraan. ippints £&:30 Cloak and Bob Crosby Martin Kune Godfrey Juke Box described by Ernest Cuno After Touchrowns— George 2. Substitutions: Mope-Along-Monroe, a take-off on * :45 Dagger Bob Crosby Private Digest Juke Box Boxing Club had shown him a his left end for. live yards to Syracuse—Bachtol. Patterson; Glaus, Do- movies he's been making.: j : : : " browolski. Hanlcy..Vcndctti* Eohlcr. • Snol- end 5 minutes of scores statementVNU PJ IL YQ ODWK climax a 29-yard advance. Earlier torcv Oinnlk. Moll. Stubits. Cook, Brennc- .."..With. Monroe" on the TV series contract for the fight. Louis, inci- in this period, Bob Dobrowolski nian. iPiacco. R i s n e r; stuck,: Yanccy, are i the Regular Moon Maids and t • r , following! the %an dent ally,: is a .partner and direc- fumbled -on the Lions' three-yard Dominic!-:; Perm State — Straub, Brown, i lp Crawford* .Firda, Gallihuc. Jones, "-'- Moon Men . and •-comedy-singer guest : talent roster for NBC's soon-to-be-released: "Brave Bulls" tor in the I. B. C. , ~ ; . Kcanc., Alitchell. Mtnana. Badasinovich. Pascarclla, Wollkoil. Yeakel. Ziggy Talent, augmented by; sing- Saturday Night Revue,; starting- will star in "Wine' 'of, Freedom" presented by First Trust ; Robinson's statement that a con- Yanosiclu Referee — John F, Gibbons* ers Shaye Cogan- and Ada Lynne. on Cloak and Dagger over WSYR tract had been signed brought vig- Strourisbiire.: Umpire — Herbert C. Keif, at 8 tonight on WSYR-TV. at;4:30 P.M. tomorrow. The show and Deposit Co. Marietta. Linesman — Louis T, McKcnna, • . ' '- ,-' ;* * •' .- * Ml orous denials from Harry Markson,. Manhattan. Field Judge—Ben LiEht* Ithaca- Rhonda Fleming, acclaimed; the is based on the true wartime ex- managing director of the I. B. C.; greatest natural beauty in Holly- PETER DONALD will preside ploits of the Office of Strategic ^ ' from Truman Gibson, Louis' finan- wood, will swap pa gs with Toast- over the Can You Top This panel Services.: : : , • : cial adviser and secretary of the Charlie Justice master Don McNcill on the I\Ic- of jokemasters on WAGE at 9:30 WSYR L B. C'., and from Hyrnie-Wallman, Ncill TV Club over WSYK-TV at WAER, 8S.1 Megs. 7 " tonight.'"On: hand will be Harry ; manager of Brion. All three said G tonight. Syracuse University FM Station rib papers had been signed. LASRY BANER'S 61-yard run akins • . •*,'#'•# Hershlield, Joe Laurie, Jr., and \ with only, two minutes, to play en- 4;OQ. News; 4:15. Matinee Moods; 4:30, CHAPEL HILL, N. C.( (UP) — •MARY MAYO, 21-year-old vocal- Senator Ford. , Saturday Scoreboard; 4:55, News; 5:00. Channel 5 Now, with her abled Pebble Hill School to defeat : Saturday 'Scoreboard; 5:45. Spotlight on Charlie Justice, former Univcrsity list on Frank Sinatra's new video .'."•, .V. ,' ' * , • * .'' * Snorts: 5:55. News; G:OQ, Dinner Date: Alfred Team Too • Lakemont Academy, 13-12, in a show,: won a CBS Arthur Godfrey's SCREEN ACTOR Mel Ferrer, 7:00, Communism in Practice; 7:15, To Be T ^ " * i CUPS League game at Pebble Hill of North Carolina All-American Announced; 8:45, Snorts Extra: 8:55. News; own show b " " star of "Lost Boundaries" and the Talent Scouts program :in 19.48. 0:00. Evcninc with Music; 10:00. News. yesterday. Baner also scored the tailback, has been granted a fleave • . * . . * . * ..••'',, •• Fast for Colgate first touchdown for the victors of absence from the North Caro- : with Ken Weeks scoring the lone lina Medical Foundation to play WSYR WILL broadcast the Syra- _ HAMILTON—Alfred University's cuse-Penn State football game to- extra point of the fray. Bob football . , with'-, the professional night, , starting at 7:45: -The local cross;country team outpointed Col- Sickerman passes. to Jim Babcock Washington , Redskins, it was an- : gate'2^-32 here yesterday as Scan- produced both Lakemont scores. nounced today. broadcast cancels ; . People Are dmavian star Per Anderson scram-, Funny, Cass Daley, Hedda Hopper, .pered home first. It was the second Hit Parade, Dennis. Day and Judy the famous Hollywood Canov'a for this evening only. straight loss for the Raider Har- *i' *'t 4 ' ' . *r -1- * .. ' cordi riers.. • . '• You Columnist 'Following Anderson were two 'ACTOR BILL QUIKN was rushed o.ther Alfred runners, Pindy and 5:30—Beulah. Ethel \Vaters, But- in |o substitute for Ed Pawley in WSYR-TV terfly McQueen, Bud Harris, the role o£ Steve Wilson : on last Morgan. First -acress the line for : Colgate was Dick Mittleman, a Channel 5 William Post, Jr., Ginger Tuesday's Big Town drama when televmoji p.rn two-miler on the spring track SATURDAY Jones and Clifford Sales Pawley 'was taken ill suddenly. It mow team, followed by 'Jim Hanlon and (ABC)., , was only the second performance most lulo Captain.Herb Day. Alfred occupied 5:30—Joe DiMaggio Show, Lou 6:00—Star Time, Frances Lang- Ed had missed since he took over • Little (NBC). ford, Benny Goodman, Lew the role in 1943. Humphrey Bogarf the .seventh position, but four of •. * * # - / . . Coach Jack Rourke's inexperienced 5:45—Through Wendy's Window Parker (DuMont). (NBC), 7:00—The Big Top, Jack Sterling, Jose Ferrer, Vincent Price and Guest Star sophomores .took the next four 6:00—The Don: McNeil! TV Club, places, .bringing the linal to 25-32. Joe Basile, Madison Square Connie Hiiiiics will : head up the —__ .—. Sam Cowling, Aunt Fanny, • Garden Erass. Kings (CBS), Johnny.Desmond, Patsy Lee, 7:30—Week in ,Roview. Fan Fare Eddy BaLantlne's Orches- 7:45—The:'*Faye 'Emerson Show WSYR • tra (ABC). (CBS).1 , ;.: - AMERICA Wall Ditzen 7:00- -Hank McCune Show (NBC). 8:00—Ken ; Murray Show, Anne DODGE DEALERS 7:30 -One Man's Family, Bert Ly- Shelton,; Alan: Young, Her- tell. Marjorie Gateson, Rus- bert Marshall, Darla Hood, dprodu V'MCAOtJVtNTOR. sell Thorson, Lillian Schaaf. James Jamicson, Joe Besser, C\.V O.F. TUS BIS Eva Marie Saint, James .* I . TRACTOR TVCOOM Oswald, Betty Lou Walter, Lee, Arthur Cassell Jank Mulhall (CBS). Also Talented Mimic 8:00—The Jack Carter Show, Don- 9:00—Frank Sinatra Show, Ben t ) ald Richards, Bill Callahan Blue, Mary Mayo, the * - - • i •. •.'AV,V ********>* (NBC). Moon Mists/Axel Stordahl's \*X->XO 9:00—Your Show of Shows, Rob- Orchestra (CBS). ben Merrill,. Bill Hayes, 10:00—Sing It Again, Dan Sey- Marguerite Piazza, Nellc mour, Alan Dale, Eugenic Fisher, Jerry Ross, Earl Baird, Bob Howard, the Redding, the Billy Williams Rifldlers, Betty Luster and Quartet, the Hamilton Dance ' • Jack Stanton, Ray Bloch's Trio (NBC). .Orchestra (CBS), 10:30—Your Hit Haracle, Snooky 11:00—Pulitzer Prize Playhouse, Lanson, Eileen Wilson, Dor- "You Can't Take It With THEWH SWH othy Collins, R a y m o n d You," Charles cdburn, Ella Scott's Orchestra (NBC). Raines (ABC). 11:00—Wrestling Matches. 12:00—Previews. Dennis Day is more . than just 11:30—Local News," Scores. HOW BUSINESS -A: THE HARTMANS handsome singing star. He's one of r. 12:00—Sign Off. ^VINTON FREEDLEY America's favorilo satiric radio's most gifted impersonators MY Famous Broadway protluc- dancers in a riotous sketch. and mimics. Quito frequently he CLPER I \ AIN'T 60T *r will bo your host on America's Greatest Enlcrlainers Rc-crealing f enlivens his weekly program with s --7-^ *\"*-—!\,ST'.' ) 1 WHEN vurv »twr*^^-^ • ANS-UiC your C.!. 3sr.ef:;s! "SHOWTIME ... U.S.A." Their Grcalo.?t Sncoosscs for Television! hilarious imitations of well-known Channel 8 ! ' ' ' . iii > ' ^ • ' i , , * j' i SATURDAY Never before a show like Uris on television! Just look 5:00—Showtime, U.S.A., Vinlon A 23 year record of safety at the line-up of great names for the opening program Frocrilcv (ABC). 4-83.64 . . . and imagine comparable groups of famous per- THE sonalities of the entertainment world—week 'after I'OLITICAI- ADVIIKTISI'MriNT rOLITICAL Avcck — m an outstanding varicty-musical-th'amatic program.

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