ST. JOHN'S vs. RHODE ISLAND STATE NEW YORK U. vs. SOUTHERN METHODIST JANUARY 4, 1947
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All of the pop-eyed pop-shot t~ddicts who were lucky enough to see it will never forget it. Some of them ce~n't believe even yet thot it hoppened. Tho! wos in the electrifying inste~nt, th11i fl,shing, fleeting second on the night of le~st Morch 14 when the rollicking Rhodies from "poor little Rhode lsiMd" mpoint to Kentucky in the ch<'lmpionship g
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?ltut~~ . ... FRANK KEANEY, of Rhode Island State ld•L!M LEADS THE There ore few more colorful figures t~mong the bosketb.sll HAT PARADE IN cooching froternity tht~n ruddy cheeked, groy-hoired, ever-smil ing Fronk Keoney of Rhode lsl11nd Stote College. This is KeMey's 27th seoson os coo!!ch of the Roms e~nd, prior to tonight's game with ~t. John's, his te<'!ms hod won 367 while losing II b foro .759 over llge, o good btlfting clip in MY leogue. For yeors, Rhode lslend hos been one of the high scoring quintets in the n<'! tion. In 1942, the Roms :::riift:~ ~~-~J7.ini~5 F96~4 9i~d~~~~~J~~ ~h~~s:b~~ in 1945 it hit o new high, 81.7. lost yeor, Ernie Co/verley's club went 1'1 f o 75 .6 g-'!if. With C<'llverley ond Dick Hole gone, Keoney :~~~~~s_+o,?Th~t~~~~t~c c~~~~~9t ~~~-s;h:0bori~ct;h: AtiMtic Oce11n," KeMey excloimed ofter one por ;t~~:~ ~~~~hooJ.~ · "I t is the poorest shooting club Nevertheless, since the seoson storted, this "poor est shooting club" of Keoney's regime hos foiled to ~core more thon 100 points in on ly one gome out of four, dropping to o mere 84 points in thot one. The totol for the four gomes is 434 points, on overoge of 1081f2 per gome! Con you imogine whot Keoney would soy if they reolly could shoot?
FORREST C. BACCUS, of "An ADAM HAT is a Southern Methodist During his undergroduote doys ot Southern KNOCKOUT" Methodist - 1932 to 1935, Forrest C . (Whitey) Boccus, current heod bosketboll cooch of t he The proof Of a hat is in the wearing. Ponies, not only wos one of the best cogers in the Southwest Conference but storred in footboll ond Once you uy on an ADAM Hat you too boseboll os well. He wos o stondout wingbock on will be ct.onvinced that if you wear an the gridiron. ADAM once, you'll wear one always. Following his ploying doys ot SMU, Boccus ~Zt:~~:~ ~~r ~~U Y:;r~ i~eT~b:sr ~(\hs~h~~!s~h~; stoff in 1937. Eorly in 1938, he succeeded Jomes W. St. Cloir os heod cooch of bos~etboll. Although Boccus hos never succeeded in giving the Ponies o chompionship quintet, he olwoys hos o hustling teom, one thot pleoses the fons. This yeor he hos better moteriol thon usuol ond should be in the running for the title. In oddition to his duties os heod bosketboll men tor, Boccus is ossistont -footboll cooch ond chief grid scout for the Ponies. He olso is in chorge of the golf teom. Three Cheers FLAVOR! SUNNY MORNING FOR THAT
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__ Co ~;,L 659:; 'Pirita. Sc Distil/era ~?-'- 86 Proot. neutr-.1 Pr. 1946 henley C..,.,N.Y.e, ~'taed ----c:rJ' o Cfain ' GARDEN LEADERS THIS SEASON FG. PTS. Holub, LIU, vo. Valparaiso, Dee. 5 9 ,. Holub, L.I.U. vs. Oregon St., Dec. 26 10 Todorivich, Wyoming, -..s. CCNY, Dac. 28_ 10 Goldsmith, LIU, vs. O~lahom1 A-M, Oac. 12 10 Rochaluu, Montana, vs. CCNY, Dac. 10 II li ~ ~ Barksdalt, U.C.LA., vs. N.Y.U., Dec. 30 9 Boykoff, St. John's, vs. Navada, Otc. 10 9 Robbins, Colorado "'· N.Y.U., Dec. 26 7 ll ~atif7 Tananbaum, NYU, vs, Arkans.. , Dac. 17 9 Forman, NYU, vs. Conntcticul, Dec. 7 8 21 MAKERS OF FINE CLOTHES Bovan, W, Michigan, vs. Manhattan, Oe<:.7 9 " Boyloff, St. John'•, vs. Loyola, Dec. 14 8 ~~ for Young 1\fm aud 1\fe11 Who Net:er Grow Old Formln, NYU, VI, Arklnlll, Dac. 17 a 20 Tanenbaum, N.Y.U., vs. U.C.l.A., Dec. 30 9 20 Kok, Arkansu, vs. NYU, Dec, 17 9 Dtvis, Nevada, vs. St. John's, Dac. 10 9 " Ferrin,Utah,vs.St.John's,Dac.28 __ 8 " Doctor, St. John's, vs. Georgie, Otc. 5 9 " Gould, Bkn. Poly, ~s. Pratt, Dac:. 3 6 " Lumpp, N.Y.U. ~•- Colorado, Dac:. 26 1 " Tuder, O~lahome, ~•- C.C.N.Y., Jan. I 8 " Shepiro, CCNY, ~•- w ..tmintler, Dec. 14 8 " Hays, Oregon, vs. N.Y.U., Dec. 23 II " Poppe, Man., ¥1. Derlmoulh, Dec:. 23 8 " Jensen, Brig. Young, ~•- l.I.U., Jen. I 8 " Wiley, Oregon, ~~- N.Y.U .. Dec:. 23 1 " Williamson, Oregon, vs. N.Y.U., Dec. 23 II " Boy~olf, St. John'•, ~•- Kentudy, Dec:. 21 5 " Esplin, Brig. Young, ~s. l.I.U .. Jen. I 8 " Forman, N.Y.U., ~•- Oregon, Dec:. 21 5 " Lumpp, N.Y.U., YL Oregon, Dec:. 23 5 " Dropo, Connecticut, ~s. NYU, Dec. 7 1 " Mc:lhiMey, Wa~tmiuler, ~s. CCNY, Dec. 14 5 " Hargis, Tnu, ~•- LIU, Dec:. 17 1 " 8riu, LSU, ~~-St. Frucis, Dec. 19 II IS Deboni1, N.Y.U. n. Colorado, Dec:. 211 1 " Galiber, CCNY, ~•- Wyoming, Dec:. 28 II "
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HARRY DONABEDIAN, Forw~rd. A graduate of Aldrich High Scheel, he was on oil Rhode lslond forward in 1941. He wl!s e regular forward on the 1943 Rhode Island State College team. A serget~nt in the infMiry, he served in the ETO <'lnd holds beJttle stars for service in FrMce ond Germony. An outstonding third bosemon on the bt~sebt~ ll let~m. KENNETH GOODWIN, Center. Attended Som erville, Moss., High School where he starred in bas ~e t ball . Played for school teom in the M.I.T. 11nd New Englond tourMments. Selected All Tech center. He is a sophomore ond plt~yed for Rhode lshmd h1st year.
ROBERT ULLES, Forward. A graduate of West erly High School, Ulles once scored 723 points in o single season ond 65 points in ~ single gome. He wos selected for the ~ I I Rhode lsiMd te~m in bosket boll ~nd boseb~ll for two successive yeors. He served in the Novy for 14 months in the Philippines. SALVATORE SCLAFANI, Guord. A sophomore, he wos ~ regul~r on l ~st seoson's teom. A grodu~te of New Rochelle, N. Y., High School, he pl~yed with the Wesfchester County chompions in 1944. lost ye~r . he ployed in 23 gomes for Rhode lslond ond scored 116 points. He enjoyed his best night t~gt~inst Holy Cross when the R~ms topped the previously CAPTAIN AL NICHOLS unbet~ten Crust~ders in o brilli&nt gt~me t~t Boston Rhod•lolandStat• Gt~rden .
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10 JACK All EN, Center. A greduete of DeleSalle Acedemy, Newport, R. 1., in 1942. Served in the ~:;;;re:~r Onvee~/~~e Rh~d~ l;l~~d s~h~oi~~Y~~~~; selected for All Stete honors for three successive yeers. He entered Rhode Island in February, 1946, end wes e sterting guerd on the Rhode lslend teem tht~t advenced to the fint~ls of the I 946 Nationt~l lnvitotion Tournoment in New York's Mt~dison Squ<'He Garden. He is o brillion+ boll hendler end an excel lent playmoker. ALB ERT PALMI ERI, Guord. A graduate of New Bedford, Moss .. High School, he wes selected es an oil tournoment guord in the M.I.T. tournament of 1940. Attended Providence College for one yeor before entering the Army. Served for three years in the ETO with a militory police outfit. Entered Rhode lslond in Februery, 1946, end ployed en im portont role in the Rems' lete season success. ALTON NICHOLS, Forwerd. A greduete of Durfee High School in Fell River, Mass., he is the only senior on the teem. Pleyed e portion of the 1943-44 schedule ond scored 52 points. As e reguler guerd in the 1944-45 seeson, he tellied 158 points. lest yeer, he shifted from guerd to forwerd end Distinctive Styles scored 101 field goels end 30 free throws for 232 points. His 21 points egt~inst Bowling Green went for the SOUTH e long wey towerd enobling Rhode lslend to edvence to the fine! round of the NotioMI Invitation Tour- nament. CHARACTER and individualil)' BRUCE BLOUNT, Forward. Holder of the Rhode lslend schoolboy scoring record for e single game are bmic ingt·edimts in TRJPLER with 66 points. Born end brollght up on the out s~irts of the Stete College cempus, he hes been clothes for southern wear. Sports eround the college ever since he wes old enough to welk. He wes on ell Rhode lslt~nd center for two men, executives and universit)' yeers end is e greduete of South Kengstown High School, in 1946. men will find, in our assortment, unusual styles for active and HOW RHODE ISLAND STATE spectator sports from the leadiug RAMS HAVE FARED IN GARDEN makers of America, Great Britain R.I. Opp. ,,., St.Francil Regul•rS.. to n and fl-ance Seton Hell "70 lnvitttion 1 1942 " Fordham 55 Rt<;~ullr Seuon /f/e suggest that in tluse un 1942 "11 Tolado lnvitetion 1941 15 Fordham 84" Rtgullr Seuon usual times selections be made ,... .. St.John's 58 Regul~rSuson well in advance 19-45 St.John's .. RegulerSeason of your trip 5I Tennenee lnvitetion 19-45 DePtul lnvlttllon 1945 St.John's .." lnvihtion 1945 St.John'• 5I Regul1r S11son 1 19-44 Bowling Gtun lnvihtion .." Muhlenb1r9 " lnvltdion EJtabliJhtd 1886 ,,.,""' .. Kentucky .. lnvltetion (•Overtime) Recepituletion -WonS,lo.t9.
II ST. JOHN'S ROSTER N1me w•. Ago Clau Hi9h School Herry8oykff ,,"'· 230 Sen. Joffe non Dan8udley 5-Bih ISS " Fresh LeSelle GoreldC•Iebrese 5-11 " Fresh CliffsidoPk. Jack Dalton .. , '" "20 Ftosh St. Benedict's Len Doctor 5-11 '" Jun. Erasmus Frt~n\Fresc.,lle 6-llh "' " Sen. Trenton Central l.orryJecob.on ,, '" "2) So ph Utrecht Did McGuire I;,.Qij~ "' 20 So ph LaSalle ArchieOidhem 6-81/4 '"''B5 Soph Hill School ,, Jun. Union H~\ Frenl Pl.•nlamurra '" 25" KenPrenm11n 6-11/;_ '" Sen. Utrecht Edword Rodding 6-JI/4 '" "20 Fresh Te~tile Je>nosWe•lon 5-91f2 '" " Fresh F.K.Lane RHODE ISLAND STATE Nam• Ago HomeTown Jed Allen 2) "5-11'· Newport. R.I. w.. lterBenler .., EestProYidtonce William Benesch " ,, '" Chice<:Jo.lll. Bructo Biounl " ., '" Kinq•lon HerryOonabedien 2)" 5-11 "' Warwid Ken Goodwin .. , Somerville, MMs. AI Nichol• " '50 Tiverton AI Palmieri " '' New Bedford, Men louRogovin "2l ''s.s "' New York. N. Y SeiSdeleni '" New Rochelle, N.Y. DonShennon " ''5-10 "' Pewtudel 200'" Breintree. Men John Smith " '' Rober!UIIei " 205 We$lerly
RHODE ISLAND STATE RECORD FOR 194b-47 R.I. Opp. Dec. 3 120 Arnold 59 Dec. b 84 Loyol
Totols 434 220
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JOHN 'S SQUAD Left to Right-Standing- Frenk Sebest, Jerry Colt~brese,Did McGuire, Kneeling-Den Buckley, Frenk Plentomur11, Harry Boykoff, Archie Oldhom, John Dolton, Ed Redding, Frank Frascello, Ken Pressman, larry Jt~cobson.Len Doctor, James Weston. CALL FOR PIIILIPMO The finer-tasting cigarette which, in addi tion, is scientifically P.roved less irritating to the smoker's nose and throat. Finer pleasure PLUS far more protedion - America 'a fined' cigarette! ,.~~ P. F. A,.;,~ NEW YORK ll. """"'~ ,...... i-OJCX loto6UilE L'"" 16" .._..DOLPH$CHAYES---c, 1-I.AUYJACOtSON ~OS~PH DOI.HON ,- .....SIOTANlNlAU I.t t,k I ~ PIR~T •f' ~ HALF FUNKPI.ANTA~otUM ~7' l(>.-k.t.UY" IOYXOFF (.. y scouFINAl RHODE ISLAND STATE ,...... ~~ 4-1-!AUYOONAUOIAN I 27-JOHN lOWLAND ~lPAlM I UI !\f ...... URTROlliN6S Lt? 20--DON$HANN0N o19--CHAIUSSTEWAIT fi-t.OU R060VIN OFFICIALS-- M•lty B.govkh •nd Jam.. Osborno PLAY PARKING REACHED OF MODERN QUICKLY PLENTY SEATS, IS AND THERE CHOICE EASILY . MOTORISTS. IS 5,400 BUSES FOR AND HAS AND IT NIGHT AT STREET. EQUIPMENT SUBWAY SPACE 25th BY ING b9th AND THE SEASON. AT AVENUE, THIS KNICKERBOCKERS COURT PLAY THE WILL OF LEXINGTON ON BASKETBALL HOME - COLLEGES LOCATED SPLENDID IS LOCAL THE ARMORY IS ARMORY THIS WHERE REGIMENT THE - ... Some of Players Who Put A Kick In SMU Mustang BRYAN LLOYD, l! senior, w LSU, after its recent Eostern trip, heoded for Texos ~~nd o g11me with Texos A. & M. ot Houston before returning to the home c1'1mpus ot B11ton Rouge . . V<'llp~~roiso mode the holidoy trip to Puerto Rico without "' center ... 1ts three big pivots -Dick Groberg, AI Schmidt ond AI Chelich, given o choice, voted to stoy home with their folks over TO MMY TO MLI NSON Christmos Soulh•rn Mtthodiil 19 Ben Fred Cl!succi, Frt~nk Sitting: . Derderien. Moher John Bob Welles, SQUAD Billy Goldstein, Morty O'Connor, BASKETBALL Forman, John U. Don RegM, Schoyes, YORK Jim Dolhon, Adolph Joe Roth, NEW elly, Sem K Lumpp, om Roy T ; . troiner: 1946-47 mgr Leg.,tt, Olsen, d Equip. e R H.,rry : ng eeli n KovozonjiM, K Tenenbaum, Ed r. g Sid m tor.: I. uf, 11 rk e DeBonis, F Standing, Sid Joe Through the courtesy of Ford Motor Compony the 1946-47 parade of sports from Madison Square Garden Is being televls•d regularly and exclusively over WCBS-TV LOUNGING ROBE A 1umptuou1J1 '1\'e/J tailored Robe, of pure ,i/k, in an exclusive /Vat Le11•is Je.ign. Thi& hand- 8Dme1comfortabfe Robe /Ms a deep ,/uJw/ col/llr, amfJ/e pocketll am/ a ll'ide & AlSO TO MATCH Bo"" Tie• $2.50 • Four-in-1-lanJ• SS Hllndf,ercfu·ef, $3.50 OTHER fiNE ROBES FROM S25 TO $100 Also \Vomeu ·,., Dept. 1637 BROADWAY AT 50TH ST. DON FORMAN - A junior. Nomod to All-Mot. teom last yotlr. Scored 22) poinh in 22 games. Graduate OPEN fVfNING$ of Boys High where he sler,..d in bosoboll end soccer 111 welles bos\otboll, c;opt11inino;J !ollor two looms. 22 • RAY LUMPP- A junior. In 1942-<43. scored 114 points in 10 LOUIS ROGOVIN JACK ALLEN games before joining Army. In service, played with Sell loke City MF Wings, Utah Service Leogue cllompions. in 190- Rhode lslendS!ele Rhode lsl•ndSt•l• 44 (won J),_l~.,'.;''~------, 4t'?lt4#U EABID liRill 23 Coach's Confidence Pays Off As SMU Cage Vets Start Winning The confidence of Coech Forrest C. [Whitey) experience in order to build for future yeMs," the critics s"id. ~~iliu~d\~thbn~~!~;i~~ ~::kb!~~~~j~~~~:d. et Southern But Whitey thought otherwise. He knew from 0 1 experience th.,t Tom my Tomlinson, Roy Pugh, Bry-':1 47~~=~o~~e6,~~hs B~~~~~ h~~t~~~rf ~r;:;s :i~h Lloyd end the other old hends could pl.,y winning which to work. One unit consisted of pl 24 SPEAKING OF "BASKETS" "Basket" the best in enjoyment Call for ... 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Robert Moher 2l .., 190 Sen. FordhomP,.p. Charles Siewert •• I 155 19 ,, Fori Worth, Tex. John O'Connor Jl 5-10 So ph Holyoke, Me... JemesRegen 19 ,_, 190 Jun. Loughlin S"'mRoth 20 "' Jun. Monroe AdolphScheyes Highest score ever made by an N.Y.U. basketball 18 tm ~n Jun. Clinton team SidTenenb"'um 21 .., 160 Sen. Jefferson is the 133-17 victory scored b y the Violet WilliemWell1 19 6-1 177 Frosh JohnAdem1 freshmen over the College of Paten;on in 1940. MADISON SQUARE GARDEN SCORING RECORDS REGULAR SEASON INVITATION TO URNAMENT Mod Poinh I Geme H"'rry Boykoff (51. John'1) vs. St. Jo1eph. 19il George Miken (DePoul) V1. R. 1. St1ie, -i5 19i5-5l MoJ!FieldGo111 Boykoff-18 Miken-21 O ne H1IfScore Boykoff-H(Isth_.ll) Miken-)2 (2ndh_.ll) MoJIFree ThrowJ Marty Goldstein, N.Y.U. vs. N. 0., 19H-9 Miken-11 Te~mFieldGo 1 l1 Fordham (41) vs. R.I. Stele, 1943 DePaul (39) vs. R. I, Stele, 19i5 TumFree Throwo St.John's(21)vs.Syrecuse, 19ib Muhlenberg-21 vs. Syracuse, 1946 e nd Kentudy- 21vs.Arizone,l94b Tot.oi Polnh TwoTu ms Fordham (Bi) vs. R.I. Stele (75), 1943 R.I. Stele (82) vs.Bow.Green {79).194b H1lltime Tohi Poinh R. I. Stele (ib( vs, Fordham (~5). I'H3 AHend1nce St.John's vs. Kentudyend l.I.U.vs. Tennenee. Kentudyvs. Arizone,Syr.. cusevs. Muhlen· Dec. 21, 194b-18,493 berg,l8,48),1946 Toi•ISu son 1945.4b(21nigh11)l80,346 1940tournemenl (4niqhh) 1),894 • Nlqhlly Aver19e 1945-4b (21 nighh) 18,112 Niqhtly overege-19,473 26 LEN DOCTOR FRANK FRASCELLA HARRY BOYKOFF St. John's University St. John'• Univenily St. John'• Univenily HILLYARD'S SUPER GYM FINISH RECOG. J3TII NIZED YEAR BY ON COACHES MADISON AND SQUARE PLAYERS AS GARDEN THE PORTABLE OUT. BASKET STANDINC. BALL GYM FINISH FLOOR SuJ>er Gym Finish on Madi8on Square Garden Portable BaMketball Floor -{:{ NON-SLIPPERY THE HILL YARD COMPANY -{:{ NO GLARE • • • • 1947 Broadway TRafalJar 7.SS16 -{:{ SUPER-TOUGH Di.stributor& -{:{ ECONOMICAL HiUyard Chemieal Co .•.. St. Joteph, )h. -{:{ LONG WEARING BRANCHES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES 29 Garden Basketball Schedule For 1946-47 1-Tuesday, December 3rd 10-Monday, December 23rd 19- Tuesday, January 14th C.C.N.Y. defuled Idaho, 41>-35 Oreqon deluted N.Y.U., 81 -65 New Yor~ U. - Notlll Ceroline PrettdefutedBrooklynPoly,S0-47 Me~llelte~ defeated Dertmoutl., 60-46 long lslend U.-St.loui1 2-Thursday, December 5th 11-Thunday, Dece mber 26th 20-Thursday, January 16th St.John'tdefeeted&eor9io,64-43 l.I.U. defeated Oregon St., 56-SO Manhelten-Syrec.ule l.I.U. defeated Velpereioo, 71-52 N.Y.U. deluted Coloredo, 70-59 St.Jolln's-Temple 3-Saturday, December 7th 12-Saturday, December 28th 21 -~~:s1oaJ·/~~:~}e ht N. Y. U. defuted Conneelicut, 1>7-41 W . Mich.defuled Menhattan,SS-52 g~C~~y~•,j:f:.~:d J,;y";:;,,~~-~: 7.48 St. John's- W. Kentudy 4-Tuesday, December lOth 13-Monday, Decembe r 30th 22-~~:s1:.ru:~~~a.. ?.,!~:h C. C. N.Y. defeated Montane, 78-61 N.Y.U. defeated U.C.l.A., 66-4'f lo~qlslend U.-Cani1iu1 Nevada deluted St.John'o, SS-49 U.S.C. deluted l.I.U., 49-40 23-Thunday, Fe bruary 20th '>-Thursday, December 12th 14--Wednesday, January Is+ St. John'•- Heweii L I. U. defuted Okla. A & M, 47-11> l .I.U. Deluted 8riq. Younq, 62-59 City Colle9e- Nieqate N. Y. U. defuted St. Frencis, 50-42 Oklehome Defuted C.C.N.Y., 55-52 24-Monday, Fe bruary 24th 6-Saturdey, December l_.th 15 St.John'•defutedloyole,SB-43 -~,~~~~~~~ ~::~=~~~~~h Stele 25-~h:r:dr:y~-F:b~::~o;;;h C.C.N.Y. defeated Wulminder, 74-42 New York U. - Southern Methodist City College- Brooklyn SI.John's-lndienaSiete 7-Tuesday, December 17th 16--Tuesday, January 7th 26--Tuesday, Te•udeluled U.U .. 47-41> CityCollege-St.Jolln'1 March 4th N.Y.U. defeated Arkusu, 6-7-41> New York U. - St. Jol.~'• Longlsle~dU.-UtahSiele St.Francil-leSelle 8- Thursday, December 19th 17-Thursday, January 9th 27-Thursday, March 6th l.S.U. defu led St. Frencio, 62-57 NewYorkU.-Duke CityColleqe-leleyeHe C.C.N.Y. defeated B.owli~q Gree~. 52-45 St.Frenc.io-WedVir9i~ie LonqldendU.-Muhle~berq Q-Saturday, December 21st IS-Saturday, January lith 28-Tuesday, March lith l.I.U. defuted Te~neuee. 42-32 CityCollege-St.Jo1eph's New York U.-City Colleqe K e ~tudy defeated St. John's. 70-50 St. Jol. ~'•- Ma~ll aHen St. John's-St.Fr1nc.is TAKE TIME OUT fllej}ne m~ :WwrJanw For Dinner or Supper at 30 ' & WHEN THE SPOTLIGHT'S ON YOU ••• BE SMART •••• ~< ~~ c I NEW YORK ClTY 144 Weal 42nd St. 2202 Thifd Ave. 52 E. fordhco:a Rd. 1452 Third An. 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