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Tuesday, September 1370 THE CINCINNATI ENQITRER 21 alianii Carroll Sin 1 gs For i 1 RADIO show that does that in a half-hour. The time will come when they will. All our television is geared toward the fairy tale." Diahann had no qualms with the critics. "I suppose I got tired of hearing those questions my first year because that's not my job. I'm an actress.

Register those complaints with the packagers, producers, etc. The actors are the wrong persons to go to." THEN DIAHANN wondered aloud why the off-stage producers don't come forth when the critics shout. "These other per- Prop Stilts Geier Takes Scoring Lead BY NICK GIORDANO Enquirer Contributor Rod Geier. the Country Day 175 pound senior halfback, exploded for 32 points on five touchdowns and two extra points against New Richmond to take over the lead in the scoring derby with 80 points. Senior halfback Mike Boiman of LaSalle has advanced to second place in the scoring race with 58 points.

Norm Jacobs of Wyoming tied for the lead last week has fallen to third place as he was held to one touchdown in Wyoming's 48-14 romp over McNicholas last Friday night. New members Joining the Three Touchdown Club were Mike Boiman of LaSalle, Pat Williams of Wyoming, Greg Fritz of Indian Hill, John Walker of Withrow, Roger Rodenberg of LaSalle and Jeff Skillman of Reading. Jim Shepherd of New Richmond maintained his lead in the passing department with 28 points, although he is being pressed by Craig Nagel of Fairfield with 24 points. Editor ft She considers herself basically a vaudevillian, which may account for her future TV goal, a variety show. "It might be fun to do a musical show," she toid me as our Interview closed on a light note.

Lites STEVE HOFFMAN, sons seem to always be nameless and faceless. They are not as often under attack as the actors." She hit the nail on the head with a final view: 'Julia's' format was made long before they ever came to Diahann Carroll." Diahann. "We are not together enough and she blames that on my work. I don't know whether that will play a strong part in her going into another (vocation) direction." "Julia" is now filming its 13th episode. Diahann works a 1 a.

m. to 7 p. m. day at 20th Century Fox studios in Hollywood. Unusually tiresome for the adult members of the cast, Diahann said, Is coping with Marc Copage and Michael Link, the two young boys in the show.

"They have their good days and their bad days," she said about the two half-pint performers. On beautiful days when they could be outdoors playing ball, "they are more vocal in their complaints." I sounded out Diahann on the criticism by some that "Julia" is another example of tokenism toward Negroes in television and that it falls short of depicting black life in this, country. She answered me, with a bit or irritation in her voice, mos't completely. "I don't think that television situation comedies reflect the true life of the United States, for whites as well as blacks," she began. "I don't know any DIAHAN'N CARROLL, the lovely lead in NBC's "Julia." makes a total of three TV appearances this week.

Besides her mother role in the regular series tonight (Channel 5 at Dlah-ann will sing for Tom Jones on Friday (Channel 12 at 10 p. and she was in the ABC Sunday Night Movie, "Hurry Sundown." The variety show shot Friday will be a bit unusual for Diahann. Whereas she made at least five variety appearances last season, she will make only two in 1970-71, for Dean Martin and Tom Jones. "I FIND It makes me too tired out," Diahann said about those extra jobs. She taped the Tom Jones show in London two weeks ago, singing "Didn't We" and "Good Lovin' as solos and doing a couple of songs in a medley with Tom and Zero Mostel.

Diahann is also shying away from guest spots because of her 10-year-old daughter, Suzanne. The two live In Beverly Hills, Calif. Diahann has been divorced for eight years. Suzanne has mixed feelings about her mother's show-business life. "She's already fascinated and upset by show business," said TV-Radio Briefs Tuesday TV Hi DON KNOTTS 7:30 SHOW p.m., 5, 2, THE (Color): Chuck Lennon Sisters and Mac Connors, The Davis, guests.

Overall Standings Report on the hostility and verbal abuse faced by police and a portrait of William F. Buckley. 10 p.m., 12, MARCUS WELBY M.D. (Color): Famous attorney refuses to step down from an important case even after being told he has a terminal disease. Gary Merrill, guest.

7:30 p.m., 9, 7, BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (Color): Conman Shifty Shafer continues to dupe the Clampett family in Washington, D.C. Phil Silvers, guest. 7:30 p.m., 12, THE MOD SQUAD (Color): Pete endangers his life by joining a sky-diving group to find out what's troubling a young woman. 8 p.m., 9, 7, GREEN ACRES (Color): Oliver and Lisa lavish so much attention on their young house guest that Eb becomes envious. 8:30 p.m., 5, 2, JULIA (Color): Corey and Earl get locked in a gas station on the" desert.

Stu Gilliam, guest. 8:30 p.m., 9, 7, HEE HAW (Color): Country music and comedy by guest stars Ray Charles and Lynn Anderson. 8:30 p.m., 48, MUSIC OF THE 20TH CENTURY: Contemporary music featuring composer Alvin Etler. 9 p.m 48, N.E.T. FESTIVAL (Color): George Szell, late conductor of the Cleveland Orchestra is seen in rehearsals and performance.

9:30 p.m., 9, 7, TO ROME WITH LOVE (Color): American movie star Invites the Endicotts to attend a premiere and her film set. Mary Ann Mob-ley, guest. 10 p. 9, 7. 60 MINUTES (Color): Dinah Excellent, But Show Uneven TOP SCORER Jacobs 54 Frit! 39 Geier 86 Camper 18 Natjel 32 Boiman 58 N.ehaut 18 Zinser 20 Jordan 36 Hunter 28 loye 18 Buck 18 Adams 3o Kiloore 28 Dickson 12 Dean 24 Wasmund 22 Wonder 40 Wenstruo 32 SheDard 22 Weingartner 12 Four tied 6 Hensley 14 Minor, Brockman 12 Harris 18 Bavnes 16 Smith 12 Lawson 12 Farrell 14 Carlock 18 Steinker 25 Ubel.

Ritchie, Graessle 6 McCoy 8 Royal 6 Williams 6 Coleman 6 Suiter 24 Skillman 34 Chindi 22 Walker 24 Carter 12 Inromolete totals Shirley. Muroh 6 NitmaM 8 None RUNNERS ClASS Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Soon. Senior Senior Senior Senior Junior Senior OPP. 22 12 28 13 34 19 6 14 14 6 12 23 38 72 29 28 37 2 36 47 55 28 32 45 63 79 57 77 78 45 34 18 55 18 54 35 101 45 32 60 54 58 61 94 112 HGT WGT TDs PATs. TP 5'H 175 12 8 80 5'8 180 9 4 58 61 l'S 9 0 54 6 0 181 6 4 40 61 180 6 3 39 5'10 170 6 0 36 6'l 195 6 0 36 5'R 140 5 4 34 5'9 170 5 4 34 6'0 170 5 2 32 5'10 195 4 6 30 510 165 5 0 30 4 p.

9, "MA AND PA KETTLE Al WAIKIKI" (1955): Marjorle Main, Lori Nelson. Cousin is convinced that Pa is a financial wizard. 8:30 p. 12, "NIGHT SLAVES" (1970): James Franciscus, Lee Grant. Man becomes romantically involved with an eerily besutiful woman.

(ABC Movie of the Week). 9 p. 5, 2, "SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL" (1970): Van Johnson, Pernell Roberts. Drama of a $3 million robbery at a major air terminal. 9 p.

19. "BETWEEN HEAVEN AND HELL" (1956): Terry Moore, Robert Wagner. Young Southerner has feudal attitude towards sharecroppers. 11:30 p. 19, "CHARLIE'S AUNT" (1951): Jack Benny, Jay Francis, Brandon Thomas' immortal comedy of the masquerade of an "aunt" in pants at TEAM WON LOST TIED PTS.

Wyoming 3 136 indun Mill 3 Cnunifv Day 3 Oik Hill 3 Furtifld 3 3 Miller 3 Bacon 3 3 Wioaletown 2 Milford 2 St. Xvur 2 Hamilton Taft 2 Nw Richmond 2 Norwood 2 Harrison 2 Marimnnt 2 Wt. Healthy 2 Hcwnort Catholic 2 Anderson 2 Taylor 2 Woodward 2 Elder 1 Princeton 1 Walnut Hills 1 Deer Park 1 Taft I locOand 1 McNicholai 1 Aiken 1 Colerain 1 Madeira I loyeland 1 Finneytown 1 Glen Ete 1 North Colleoe Hill I St. Rita of the Deaf 1 Rea'fting 1 Purcell I Withdraw 1 Western Hill I Hamilton Garfield 1 Hughes 0 Greeiihills Couter Tech 0 131 136 97 91 110 75 63 71 72 26 82 77 70 30 76 61 68 70 61 35 28 26 60 50 32 26 27 35 24 29 19 16 11 6 9 44 42 47 43 30 52 14 20 0 THE FRONT PLAYER. SCHOOL POSITION Rod Geer, Country Day Halfhack Mike Boiman, LaSalle Halfback Norm Jacobs.

Wyomina Halfback Steye Wunder, Mt. Healthy Halfback Greq Indian Hill Halfback Paul Jordan, Sycamore Halfback Rirk Adams, Hamilton Taft Halfback Jeff Skillman, Readinq Halfback latry Wenstruo, Newoort Cath. Halfback Craig Naqel. Fairfield O'terback Roger Rodenberq Fullback Pat Williams, Wyoming Halfback Individual THE OTHERS PLAYER. SCHOOL TDs PATS TP Hunter, Middletown 4 4 28 Kilgnre, New Richmond ..4 4 28 C.

Davis, Indian Hill 4 4 28 S'emker Colerain 4 1 25 Dean. Harrison 4 0 24 Bell. Wyoming 4 0 24 Suiter, St. Rita of the Deaf 4 0 24 Walker. Withrow 4 0 24 Schuster, Country Day 3 6 24 Chiodi, Purcell 3 4 22 Wesmund, Mariemont 3 4 22 Shepard, Anderson 3 4 22 Zinver, Roger Bacon 3 2 20 Hedrick, Mariemont 3 2 20 Turner, Middletown 3 2 20 Buck, St.

Xavier 3 0 18 Report, "Television And Politics." To be shown at 10 p.m. Tuesday, October 20, the hour will explain politicians' attitudes toward the use of TV. At WCPO-TV, network newsman Mike Wallace interviewed Howard Metzenbaum, the Cleveland Democrate aspiring for the U.S. Senate. nuMDiint dipq llaucr Medalist In PGA Plav Bob Hauer won the qualifying medal with a 72 and won a first round extra hole match in the Greater Cincinnati PGA Match Play Championship Monday at the Cincinnati Country Club.

He had to go 20 holes before defeating Dick James, one-up. In the medal play tourney for non-associate members, Gene Samborsky led with 150. The results: Bob Hauer defeated Dick James. 1 uo. 20 holes.

Jeff Mavs defeated Jack Williams. 4 and 2. Bob Harrison defeated Jim Flick. 5 and 4. Jack Men defeated Carl Roller.

5 and 3. Kenny Gibbons defeated Jerry Wood. 1 uo. Tom Gilley oe'eated Bob Wilmers. 1 uo.

Billy Wood defeated Ben Bastin. 5 and 3. Pete Stuntebeck defeated Moroan Jones 3 and 1. Steve Messerschmictt defeated Freeman Haywood. 1 uo.

NON-ASSOCIATE Medal Plav Gene Samborsky 150. Ron Peterson end Wavne Nichols 152 earn; Barry McCabe 155, Ferd Uhlman 157, Dick Hoff 161. BOWLIN NOTES DICK DEE exploded a 742 Monday night with games of 267, 186 and 289 for the All Stars team at Montgomery Bowl. Dick's 289 effort started with a spare followed by 10 strikes but leaving the 9 pin standing in his last frame in the GE Three-Man Classic League. JACK CALHOUN tossed a 720 including a 279 game for the No-Stars at Western Bowl.

DOTTIE LANGEVIN uncorked a 268 including 7 strikes on her way to a 618 for Coleman Lanes to lead the Roaring 60's League. JANE SMITH blasted a 590 to lead The Inn team to games of 938-894-868 for a 2700 total in the Roaring 60's League at Coleman Lanes. OTHER 600s tossed Monday night included Jan Winston, 616; Ann Frank, 604 at Coleman Lanes and Pat Hein, 608 and Anita Vollmer, 607, at Western Bowl. MEN-650 AND OVER Dick Dee, Montoomery Bowl 742 Jack Calhoun, Westarn Bowl 720 Jerry Fal2er. Frisco lanes 675 John Back, Harrison Bowl 670 Andy Ankowski, Kinq Pin Lanes 663 Chuck Scherer.

Mt, Washington Bowl 659 Mel Ball. Kinq Pin lanes 657 W. Hester. Montoomery Bowl 653 Frank Gillette, Lookout Bowl 650 MEN'S INDIVIDUAL GAMES 275 AND OVER Dick Dee, Montoomery Bowl 289 J(k Calhoun, Western Bowl 279 Dick Dee, Montgomery Bowl 267 MEN'S TEAM OAMES 1000 AND OVER Flicker Inn, Glenmore Bowl 1042 Blueqass Weldinq lookout Bowl 1026 Flicker Inn, Glenmore Bowl 1010 Taft Field, Glenmore Bowl 1005 Bachelier Construction, Ohio Pike lanes 1003 WOMEN-550 AND OVER Dottie Langevin, Coleman 618 Jan Winston, Coleman Lanes 616 Pat Hein, Western Bowl 608 Anita Voilmer, Western Bowl 607 Ann Frank. Coleman Lanes 604 Dee Betsch, Stone's Lanes 594 Mary Jane Barnard, Coleman 592 Jane Smith, Coleman Lanes 590 Juanita Breitholle, Coleman 585 Irene Baute.

Lookout Bowl 583 Tody Pireson, Stone's Lanes 579 Dortha Rvan, Madison Bowl 574 Diane Brune. Coleman Lanes 573 Rita Wade. Sanker Lanes 573 E. Hamilton, Millcreek Bowl 572 Vetta Niehaus, Millcreek Bowl 572 Geri Perrmann, Western Bowl 570 Gloria Fox, Colerain Bowl 570 Mattie Holston, Felson's Lanes 569 Mary Lou Rook, Coleman Lanes 566 Dortha Ryan, Madison Bowl 562 Toni Misch, Madison Bowl 558 M. Mahon.

Millcreek Bowl 551 Mary Ellen Erlick, Coleman 551 Mary Brodwolf, Coleman Lanes 551 WOMEN'S INDIVIDUAL GAMES 250 AND OVER Dottie Lanoevin. Coleman lanes WOMEN'S TEAM GAMES 900 AND OVER The Inn, Coleman Lanes WOMEN'S TEAM SERIES 2700 AND OVER The Inn, Co'eman Lanes MEN 650 AND OVER Ted Alt. Montoomery Bowl MEN'S TEAM GAMES 1000 AND Harrison Bowl, Stone's lanes Harrison Bowl, Stone's Lanes Knntty Pine Bar. Stone's Lanes MEN'S TEAM SERIES 300O AND Harrison Bowl, Stone's lanes 268 938 2700 680 OVER 1071 1043 1015 OVER 3079 MEN-650 AND OVER Craiq Murdock, Madison Bowl 651 MENS INDIVIDUAL 6AML1 -275 AND OVER Cram Murdock, Madison Bowl 273 UC Offering Free AstroTurf Want some AstroTurf for your home? You can have it, a swath of it anyway. To mark the football team's first official appearance on the newly installed carpet.

University of Cincinnati will give away sou-enirs of AstroTurf to the first 10,000 patrons arriving for Friday night's game with Tulane at Nippert Stadium. Radio Highlights BASEBALL: AWanta in Cincinnati, WLW-AM, 8:05 p. m. AM Radio WKRC WLW WNOP WPFB WZIP WUBE 550 700 740 910 10S0 1230 WCLU WSAI 1320 1360 WMOH 1450 WCIN 1480 WCKY 1530 WCNW 1560 FM Radio WMt'B WCNE WRCJ WGUC WZIP WAKW WSAI WCNW WQMS 88.5 88.7 89.3 90.9 92.5 93.3 94.1 94.9 96.5 WOXR WAEF WHKK WKRC WEBN WHOH WCXL WPFB WLYK 97.7 98.5 100.9 101.9 102.7 103.6 105.1 105.4 107.1 Educational TV Channel 54, Covington, Ky. 4:10 SDiniih 7.30 Western Ky.

4:30 Misteroqer'i University Sesame St. 8:00 Forsyte Seql 4:00 Window to 10- I 1 Clessrown 10:00 forbidden 6:15 Window to Fruit Classroom 10:30 Sum- 6:30 TV Hiqh School mer Fest Supervisory WMl'B-TV Chunnel 11, Miami I'niversliy In School 6:30 Sememe Street 7:30 M'Steroqer'i 8:00 TBA 8 30 T8A 9 00 Festival 10.00 Newsooint i Confusing Night At Latonia Races On a normal Monday the fourth race at Latonia would be official at approximately 9:30 p. m. But this was not a normal Monday night. A combination of factors delayed Monday night's of-fical on the fourth race until 10:11 p.

m. The first delay came as Sombreffe was examined twice by the track veterinarian before the horses, a scheduled starter in the first race, was scratched. Bimey Lea, Gertie's Baby and Peterbilt finished first, second, and third in the race. However, a steward's inquiry which ultimately disqualified the second horse to third position and moved Peterbilt to the place position, caused another delay. After second race, judges deliberated before deter Scoring Reid.

Hamilton Taft 3 0 18 Harris. Walnut Hills 3 0 18 Ruscher, Sycamore 3 0 18 Niehaus, Moeller 3 0 18 Camoer, Oak Hills 3 0 18 Sawyer, Country Day 3 0 18 Carlock, Aiken 3 0 18 love, Milford 3 0 18 Van Velzel. Indian Hill 3 0 18 Bonner, St. Xavier 2 4 16 Bavnes, Deer Park 2 4 16 Poteete, Fairfield 2 4 16 Payne, Wyominq 0 16 16 Heard. Purcell 2 2 14 Hensley, Elder 2 2 14 Farrell.

McNicholas 2 2 14 Gibson, Newoort Catholic ..2 2 14 mining that Union Pete out-finished Dark Twilite for second. After Damecio beat Parade Music in the third race there was still more delay as Allen Rogers, rider of Parade Music claimed foul against Jesus Rosello, Damecio's rider. The claim was disallowed. Another delay came before the fourth race. Two horses, Pialene Beth and Amber High were examined by the veterinarian.

Both-horses started, with Pialene Beth winning the race to pay $17.60 while Amber High finished out of the money. A dead heat always delays the official posting. It happened in the fifth race. After careful study judges could not separate Flirty Lea and Ooh Baby. The pair dead-heated for third money.

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"Dinah's Dinah Shore's new NBC-TV morning women's show, premiered in Cincinnati Monday on Channel 12 and one could describe it as a casual, stumbling 30 minutes. "Stumbling" is appropriate for those who know Dinah's pace from her primetime network days. The show actually began in September on NBC but channel 12, an ABC-TV affiliate Just elected last week to pick it up since WLW-T, the city's NBC member, turned it down because of its Paul Dixon show commitment. Dinah, who has the air of a goddess, was delightful in her exchange with guest Stanley IMyron Handelman, some unknown "do-it-yourselfers" and a Los Angeles policeman. The show, however stumbled with the contributions of the unknowns.

Dinah's goddess powers do not include that of carrying her guests. She was cute- with a song, "Daddy, I Want A Diamond Ping." Handelman's humor was up to snuff and fit very well into Dinah's casual pattern. He helped put across the show's theme of earning money at home. S.P.H. Baseball Playoffg Some of the Reds' playoff games will be carried by both Channels 5 and 12.

WKRC-TV learned Monday it will get the NBC-TV feed on the National League Reds-Pirates games at Pittsburgh 1 p. m. Saturday and Sunday plus the October 5-7 National-American League games at Baltimore and Cincinnati. WLW-T will carry the weekend games at Pittsburgh (1 p. and is awaiting on OK to televise the home games next week on its Reds' TV network.

Personalities Kenny Price relieves Jack Lescoulie of hosting Paul Dixon's WLW-T show Wednesday and Thursday Walt Molony has left WCLU for rock outlet WEXI-FM, Arlington 111., near Chicago Grandpa Jones of "Hee Haw" was supposed to be last Saturday's "Midwestern Hayride" guest but illness prompted substitute Hank Locklin Johnny Tea is WCLU's new dee jay, coming from WIRE, Indianapolis New newsman' at WCKY is Brian Porter, 29, from WLW-I, Indianapolis Former WSAI staffer Chuck Collier new music director at WGAR, Cleveland WUBE newsman Jack Stahl and wife Nancy are parents of David John, born earlier this month at Good Samaritan Hospital. Success Slory Al Leonard, new general sales manager at WUBE radio, came to Cincinnati in 1961 as a newsman for WCKY. He broke into the radio business at Cocoa Beach. serving five years as an announcer salesman. In 1963, Al moved to WLW as a TV-radio newsman and to WKRC two years later.

The Livingston, N. J. native left the news end of radio when he joined WUBE's sales crew in April 1969. A respected newsman. Al's versatility Is reflected in the fact that before radio, he spent seven years on two Florida n'-s'iapers as a clr' uulatlon man.

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