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ftHCIHN ATI Tig if Jerry Lewis Clowns On 2-Hour TV Show Yankee Homer Dissolves Tie, Topples A's, 43 I M.rtlnez to Brown to Whitfield. LOB lot Anoele. 7, (levtlend 5. 26 -torret. Davalillo, HA Ko.tro, Ageo.

SF-Whitfleld. PITCHING SUMMARY IP ER 68 30 IF rji IS: A t. A I 1 "i i' I I I i I '--J 11 I own, a righthand man named Del Moore, side chairs for guests, and an okay from another netvork, ABC, to do anything he pleases. Jerry's main desire on his opener was to clown and this he did expertly either in prepared bits or informal byplay. He also introduced guests such as singers Jack Jones and Kpy Stevens and a surprisingly plump Harry James with his trumpet, And then he tried commenting on philosophic issues of the day and got nowhere.

Mr. Lewis' chat with Mort Sahl, who will be a regular on his program, reduced Mr. Sahl to sputtering and nervous chuckling as emptiness and confusion reigned. It's good for Mr, Sard's reputation that he escaped to comment on his own where he proved the Negro revolt has given his political satire a new lease on life. Incidentally, Mr.

Lewis had promised that commercials would be kept to a minimum on his program. The minimum kept was that of "Tonight." Jerry's show was every bit as chopped apart by huckstering for sleeping pills, cam- 1 I BY MMES DEVA.NE Enquirer TV-Radio Editor BEFORE Jerry Lewis his new, two-hour program on Channel 12 Saturday, he was very coy about its contents. Mr. Lewis enjoyed quoting the question he most frequently overheard, "What's he gonna do for two hours?" and then leaving It unanswered. Well, now the answer's out and It's Just what everybody expected it to be.

Mr. Lewis is doing "Tonight." Some time back, Mr. Lewis subbed on NBC's Monday-through Friday "Tonight" and immensely enjoyed clowning and expounding. It, was evident the matter would never rest there. So now he has a desk of his nmmmmmmxammmimm Miss Bergman.

Michael Redgrave, Trevor Howard and Ralph Richardson matched her excellence In their respective roles as foolish husband, betrayed lover and conniving family friend. Since only a male star and supporting male can be honored with statuettes, one of the gentlemen will have to be left empty-handed. And it won't be fair to bypass any one of them. SID CAESAR and Edle Adams, backed by Mr. Caesar's new assistants, Gisele and Joey For-man, Joined forces to generally good effect on the Saturday opener of.

the ABC -Channel 12 series in which they will alternate this season. It seems a shame their big-time program has been switched from Its rightful Thursday night spot to Saturdays at 6:30 p. m. by Channel 12 to make way for the uneven quality of the Cincinnati-produced "Hoot-inatti." And speaking of "Hoot-inatti," If we must have it, I wish Its emcee, Paul Jones, wouldn't be quite so casual. Introductions were frequently belated on last week's opener and Information about the performers was scant.

In fact, In the case of one quite talented lady, I'- 4 g' 4- Jerry Lewis "Tonight" on Saturday eras, hair sprays and the other lnescapables of TV as "Tonight" has ever been. IF YOU missed "Hedda Gabler," the 90-mlnute adaptation of the Henrlk Ibsen classic starring Ingrid Bergman Friday night, you missed what probably will be the outstanding dramatic event of the TV season. So far as rm concerned, they can give Miss Bergman her Emmy right now. Her portrayal of tormented, destructive Hedda with her Impossible craving for life was superb, reflecting every mood of Ibsen's moody heroine in a serviceable script. The difficulty for Emmy awarders, as I see It, will come from the trio of male stalwarts who supported Today's Clianne I i fro -TP ULJ uUU There Are Stars Out Tonight Jack Benny, Phil Silvers, Lucille Ball, Andy Griffith, Danny Thomas and Gary Moore entertain In a special calling attention to their new fall shows on Ch.

9 at 9 p. m. that Information was completely non-existent. Who is Sheilah MacKenzle and what's her background? I HAVE a strong suspicion the police captain played by Gene Barry In "Burke's Law," a new Friday night mystery series on Channel 12, wouldn't last long if he were servlnir under Cincinnati's Chief "Stanley R. Schrotel.

As a millionaire cop, Mr. Barry drove to the scene of the crime in a Rolls Royce chauffered by his Oriental houseboy; questioned witnesses in his own sumptuous bar; passed much of his day dallying with Suzy Parker In a shorty nightgown, and had his office staffed with policewomen curved like calendar girls. While Chief Schrotel may still be glowering over such goings-on, I must admit I fourd them fun. I also appreciated the whodunit on Mr. Barry's opener.

It was suspenseful and did a good Job of keeping the murderer's identity secret until the last possible moment. CHANNEL 5 plans to pit Cincinnati high school students against each other in a forthcoming Cincinnati version of "College Bowl." The program will be called "It's Academic." ZSA ZSA GAB OR will play a housemaid on "Burke's Law" October 4 "Qulllow and the Giant," a musical adaptation of a James Thurber fantasy, will open "NBC Children's Theater" November 3 "The Great American Funeral" Is to be satirized by "CBS Reports" Arthur Godfrey and Betty White will describe the Tournament of Roses Parade. Stoneage Gal The. voice of singer Ann Margret will be heard as Ann-Margrock's on the premiere of "The Fllntstones" at 7 p. m.

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lec.tlta BIG STARS vi Zl rT 4 Bodoni. IS COMING Monday Morning Television 6 30 a. 9, SUNRISE SEMESTER: An educational series offers two college-credit courses. Ethics and art are the subjects. 4 p.

5, MATCH GAME: Carol Lawrence and Vaughn Meader guest. 7 p. 12, FLINTSTONES: Ann-Margret pro-vides the singing voice for a new character, Ann Margrock, as the program begins new films. yr 7:30 p. 12, OUTER LIMITS: Through molecular transferral, an enemy agent becomes President of the United states In "The 100 Days Of The Dragon." 7:30 p.

5, Movie Gregory Peck, Susan Hayward, Jayne Meadows and Raymond Massey star In a slow-moving Biblical romance, "David and Bathsheba" (1952). 7:30 p. 9, TO TELL THE TRUTH: Betty White and Orson Bean are panelists. I 8:30 p. 12, WAGON TRAIN (Color): Ronald Regan's wife, Ann Blyth, Is forced to leave an Army post during Indian trouble.

8:30 p. 9, VACATION PLAYHOUSE: Ethel Merman tries to keep 3000 soldiers, Including Mark Goddard, from her pretty daughter. 9 p. 9, OPENING NIGHT: Lucille Ball Jack Bennyi phii silvers, Garry Moore, Andy Griffith and Danny Thomas call attention to their new shows in a special produced by Leland Hayward. 10 p.

12, BREAKING POINT: High school teacher Anthony Franciosa hopes to hide the mental problems of his past. 10 p. 5, MITCH MILLER (Color): Leslie Uggams sings "April In Paris" as the city Is saluted on Mitch Miller's seasonal return at a new time on a new day. 1" P- EAST SIDE, WEST SIDE: Social problems of New York are dramatized In a new series starring George C. Scott as chief social worker.

Tonight, a woman Is accused of being an unfit i mother In "The Sinner." 11:30 p. 5, TONIGHT (Color): Actor Richard Egan, singer Bill Dyer and comic Henny Youngman chat. Monday Movies 4:30 p. 5, "The Young Dont Cry" (1957). Sal Mineo 4:30 p.

12, "Caltlki" (1960). John Merivale 11-20 p. 7, "Deputy Marshall" (1950). John Hall. A CD 6:00 Good Morning 6:30 Michigan II.

Sunrist Semester 7:00 Today Chance Advance 7:20 fM. 7:30 Debbie Drake Dick Trocy 7:45 Famous Cartoons 8:00 Copt. Kangaroo I Skipper Ryle 9:00 Paul Dixont Aland Wanda 9:30 News 9:45 I Lee Philip 10:00 Say When NEW YORK im Joe Pepltone's two-run homer In the sixth inning carried the New York Yankees and youthful left hander Al Downing to a 4-3 victory over the Kansas City Athletics Sunday. Pepitone snapped a 2-2 tie for the American League champions with his 2(th homer, following: a Icadoff walk to Mickey Mantle. It was Downlng's 13th victory In 17 decisions, lils 10th complete game and the first time in the ma tors that he didn't walk a batter In a (fame he started.

KANSAS CITY NEW YORK AB RBH AB SBI (imoh.rr 4 0 0 Kubek.il 4 I Green, is 4 2 4 2 1 4 I 0 Treih.ll 4 0 0 Siebern.lb 4 2 I Mariile.cf 3 I 0 4 0 0 Reed.cf 0 0 0 Fdwatdl, 4 3 IPepilone.lb 3 I 2 4 0 4 0 0 OelGreco.cf 4 1 1 1 Loper.rf 4 I 0 2 0 0 3 I 0 I EMegien I 0 0 Dowmng.p 2 0 0 0 0 0' Totali 31 7 4 Toteli 35 9 31 a-Grounded 0ut for Wickeriham In 7th. KANSAS CITY 000 110 100- 3 NEW YORK 000 022 0O-4 E-Treah, Charles, Green. PO-A-Kenies City 24-14, New York 27-11. DP-Kgbek to Ricnerdson to Pepitone. 108-New York 5, Kemai City 6.

26 -Edwards. HR Pepitone, Edwards, SB-Mantle. S-Downing. PITCHING SUMMARY IP BB SO Wi'l'm (I, 11-13) 6 6 4 2 1 1 Sturdivnt 2 I 0 0 0 0 wn'g (W, 13-4) 9 9 3 2 0 6 HBP Br Stgrdivent IPepitona). WP Downing.

Kinn.mon, Rung and DiMuro. A INDIANS SWEEP ANGELS CLEVELAND (UPI) Pinch-hitter John Romano's two-cut single in the 11th Inning of the second game scored the deciding run and gave the Cleveland Indians a 2-1 victory and a doubleheader sweep over the Los Angeles Angels Sunday. The Indians won the opener, 5-3. FIRST GAME 10S ANGELES I CLEVELAND AB RBI1 AB RBI Pe.rien.cf 5 0 0 Held 2b lf 3 0 0 FreQ0ii.il 3 1 0 4 3 0 Moran.2b 4 3 0 Alvn 3b 4 I 0 lorres.3b 3 2 0 Whitlield.lb 2 I 2 if Sad'ikl 0 0 0 Chanci.rf 3 0 1 0 0 0 Brown, 2b 1 0 0 Perry, rf 3 I I Romance 2 0 0 4 0 0 Aoee.lf 4 1 1 'Thomas, lb 3 1 0 3 0 0 rkp 3 0 Krehck.p 3 0 0 d-Rodgeri 1 0 Oj t. Sad'ikl 0 0 0 Toiall 29 6 4 0 Leep 2 I 0 Nelson, 0 0 Monro II I 0 0 0 0 0 0 tWegnar I I 0 Totali J7 To 2 1 a-Rao for Chance in 6ih; b-Homered For Nelson In 7ttij c-Ran tor Torres in B'hj d-ReKhad bale on error tor Kirkpitnrk in 9thi e-Singled for Oiimki in 9th; Ren for Rodger, ki 9th.

LOS ANGELES TOO OTO 100-3 'CLEVELAND 000 202 10. -5 E-Oavalillo 2, Pearion, Fregoii. PO A-In Anaelei 24-3. Clevelend 27-12 OP- Krelick to Mertinef to Whitfield; Martinet to Heidi AMI to Brown to Whitfield; Lebanon racewa Thru Oct. 5 Post Time 8:30 P.M.

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THIS IS A SPEC- TACULAR OF SPECTACULARS. WORLD'S GREATEST a AUTO THRILL SHOW FUN SALOREI SPINE CHILLING I QDCQTflTfrB I), in II, V-1U 5' 4 4 3 2 Nelson 0 0 0 0 fowler I 0 Osiniki I 0 0 0 2 KTk (W. 1313) 9 10 3 3 4 IFowler pitched to on batler in Bin). WP -Osiniki. U-Chylak, Nillir, Carngen end McKinley.

SFCOND CAME LOS ANCELLS CLEVELAND AH KSI reerson.cf 4 Fugoii, is 5 lrVagiier.il 4 Tnoiiies.lb 4 0 0 uav.hllo.cf 5 I 0 Ol A VIS. JO 5 I UJAdcOlk.lb 4 I 0 b-Grant 0 Moron. 2D 3 SatnantOb 4 I 0lKindall.2b- 0 Pirrv.rf 3 0 ri lijlewood.p 0 0 a-Kirkuai 1 0 0 Duiitn.p 0 Nelson. 0 Rodgen.c 4 M.Lee. 2 Sedow.rf 2 ui Aiiue.c 01 f-Franrona OlAoae.lf 0 0lMartine2.il 3 0 2 0 Kirkiand.rf 1 0 o.tn,n,n I iniei jo 0 IKanioi.o 4 I Totali 39 I a Ran for Ounce In 4th; b-Ran for Adcock in 8tn; t-Grounded out for Brown in 8rh, d-Flied out tor Martlnei In 9tti; e-Groundtd out tor Getewood In lOfhj in B-Slngltd for Kirkland In llth.

LOS AMGFLES 100 000 000 00-1 CLEVELAND 000 100 000 01-2 fll inmngi) E-Waonar, Held. PCM lot AnoelM 3J-I6, Cleveland 33-10. OP-Wejner la Fregoii to Thomai. LOB Lot Angeltl 4, Clintlend 10. 2B-0iance, Axcue, I.

Si-dowiki. HR-Freooii. S-feanon. PITCHING SUMMARY IP ft ER BB tO 6 6 1 I I 3 Gttewood 3 1 0 0 1 3 Oilibi IL. 1-1).

Vi 0 I 1 3 0 Nfiion 0 1 0 0 0 0 Ranioi fW. 9 BI II 6 1 1 1 (Nelion pitched to 1 batter in llth). WP-M, Im 2. U-Hallar. Carrigan, Mc-Kmley, Chrlak.

T-2i49. A-4539. HOMERS TURN TIDE DETROIT iPi The Chicago White Sox, with homers by Floyd Robinson and Ron Hansen supplying all their runs, defeated the Detroit Tigers, 3-2, Sunday. Hansen's two-run homer In the sixth was the difference. CHICAGO I DETROIT ASH RBH AB RBI llnrju.cf 4 0 Fo.

2b 4 0 Wilhtlm.D I 0 BulO'd 3b 4 N.ch'li n.lf 4 0 Robinion.rf 3 1 Henien.is 4 3 0 Hrutftn.cf 4 2 0 0 McAuliffe.il 4 1 0 OCaihlb 3 0 0 4 2 0 0' Brown If 3 0 0 llWart3h 1 1 A 2Freehan.c 3 0 0 2 1 O'Smith 2h 3 2 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Clrreon.c 3 0 OlAguirre.0 Writ 2b 0 O'e-Kalma Her ten. 0 Mertin.c 1 OFo 1 Totali 29 I Totali 33 8 3' a Grounded out for Aouirra In 7th. CHICAGO 010 002 000-3 DETROIT 000 000 110-2 None. PO-A-Cbicago 27-12. Detroit 27-15.

DP-fOK and Cunningham. Robin-ion and Carreon. McAuliffe. Smith and Cub, Cunningham, Hanien and Cunning-hn. LOB-Chicago 8 Detroit 5.

JB-Smith 3B--Bulord. HR-Robimon, Hen-len. S-Freehan. PITCHING SUMMARY IP ER BB SO Horlen (W, 10-7) 6 5 0 0 4 3 Wilhelm 3 3 2 10 1 Aguirra (L. 14-14) 7 7 3 3 4 4 Fo 2 tOOll PB-Martin (2) U-Naoo.

Rice. Stewed. Pipereila. HOMERS REACH 224 BOSTON Right-handed pitcher Camllo Pas-cual of Minnesota became the American League's fifth 20-game winner and teammate Harmon Killebrew cracked his 45th home run In a 6-1 victory over the Boston Red Sox Sunday. Pascual hit the 20-victory circle for the second straight year, Jimmle Hall and George Banks also homered for the Twins, giving the club 224 for the season.

MINNESOTA I BOSTON AB RBI AB RBI Allen. 5 2 0'Unlilli2b 4 0 0 Binki.3b 5 Hell.cf-lf 4 4 Green. cf 0 I IMenai.ct 3 llStuart.lb 1 utnton.rt Mmcher.lb 5 I 0 4 Allison, rf 5 I 0 Tillman.c 4 2 4 Paicual.p 4 CfSch.ttino.2b 4 OIHeffnero 1 1 TaWilMaml I I Smith. 0 Totali 38 II 5'b-Geioer I i Totali 33 1 out tor Heffner in 7th; b-Grounded out for Smith in 9th. MINNESOTA 201 010 110-4 BOSTON 100 000 000-1 E-Yetriemski, Paicuel, Bunks.

PO A Minnesota 27-11, Bolton 2712. LOB -Mmneiota 9, Boston 6 28 Allen. Stuart. Meiies. Zimmermen.

HR-Hell. Bankl, Kil lebrew. PITCHING SUMMARY IP ER BB SO P.icuel (W, 20 9) .9 8 113 9 He'fner (I. 4 91 .7 5 4 4 7 Smith 2 3 110 WP-Pscual. U-Valentine, Orummond.

Hurley, Flaherty. A-6144. SENATORS GAIN SPLIT BALTIMORE The Washington Senators scored three runs In the eighth inning of their final meet- Ikko Beats Thai TOKYO ipi Thai featherweight Selaloed Jalanga-bo lost a decision to Japan's Ikko Toratanl in a 10-round boxing match here Sunday night. WHISPERING PINES PINEHUtST, N. C.

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MM 1418 365664 1316405467 4 1 19374873 1112033 5863 Easy Does It Buzz Fazio demonstrates the first step In the effortless pushaway. Left Foot, Ball Move Toeeth er BY BUZZ FAZIO Hall of Fame Bowler WRITTEN FOR AP NEWSfEATURES There are too many bowlers who try to overpower the ball by concentrating on a top speed delivery. Their bowling style suffers Immediately In the push-away. It's right here where you should trigger the delivery into a smooth, co-ordinated action of mind and muscle, That should be your objective to attain a good bowling style. If you try to "power" the ball into the pushaway you will lose control of the ball before your approach has reached Its third step, I use an effortless pushaway.

My eyes are on the target and my left foot and ball move simultaneously to execute the pushaway. There Is natural acceleration In a smooth bowling approach, one that generates a good pin-spilling ball speed without sacrificing accuracy. Tuesday: Natural back-swing. lng.and defeated the Baltimore Orioles 4-2 In the second game of their Sunday doubleheader. The Orioles won the opener 6-3.

FIRST GAME WASHINGTON I BALTIMORE AB RBI AB RBI 8 mm 2b OlAoaricio.li Brown. If 4 Kmg.rf 5 Lock.ct 4 Oioorne.lb 3 Retjer.c 3 4 Kennedy, 39 4 Jenkini.p 2 Ridiik.o 0 e-Phillioi I BurnirOe.O 0 Bobeugh.p 0 b-Hinron 0 Baird.p 0 6i Snvder.ct 4 0 Poweii.lb 4 OlOrnno.c 3 1 Robinson, 3b 4 4 llBrandt.lf 4 lj Severing. 2b 3 Oi 2 01 Stock, 0 OlS.Miller.D 0 01 Total) 33 10 0 0 Totali 35 I 3l a Singled for Ridnk in 7thr b-Aaiked for Hob.ugb in 8th. WASHINGTON 000 100 020-3 BALTIMORE 000 130 20-4 E-Lotk. PO A-Weihlngton 24-7.

Baltimore 27-13. LOB-Waihington 10, Baltimore 9. 2B-0oeni 2, Brendt, Snyder, lock. 3B-Kannedv. HR Robimon.

SB-Bnllma T. Brown, Saverine. PITCHING SUMMARY IP ER IB SO Jenkmi (1. 0-2) 4i 6 4 4 6 4 Ridnk IVj I 0 0 0 I Burnside 0 3 2 1 0 0 Hobaugn 1 0 0 0 0 2 Baird 1 0 0 0 0 I Roo'l fW. 14-13) 7V3 8 3 3 4 4 Stock ti 0 0 0 1 I S.

Miller V3 0 0 0 0 2 Burnside pitched to 3 batten in 7thV Saierno. Honochick. Soar. Smim, T-2J9. SECOND GAME WASHINGTON BALTIMORE AB RBI AB RBI 4 4 Hmfon.rf 4 Lock.cf 4 0Savcrim.2b 5 0 Viltfitint.il 5 OiPowtlt.lb 2 2 Robimon 3b 3 O'Sowefii rf 1 0 Gfurtiv if 3 2 Branoi.cf 4 0 Johnson, si 4 O'R flrown.c 3 4 4 T.BrOkvn.lf 3 4 Hinram.o 3 Kline, 0 Miller, 3 StarrettD 0 Snvder 1 Totals 34 7 4 Totali 36 10 2 out for Starret In 9th.

WISHiNOTON 100 000 030-4 BALTIMORE 000 001 010-2 Powell, Hannam. PO-A-Waihington 27-14, Baltimore 27-12. DP-Lock and Kline, Refm and Phillioi. LOB-Walhington 8. Baltimore 9.

PITCHING SUMMARY IP ER BB SO Hannam (W. 2-1) 71-i 2 1 2 6 Kline .1 2 0 0 0 I M.ller (L 0 1) 8 7 4 4 4 7 Starrett I 00000 Honochick. Soar, Smith. Salerno. T-2 37.

A-2891. Late Baseball Box score of Saturday night's National League game at Los Angeles In which the league-leading Dodgers beat the Pittsburgh Pirates, 5-3. LOS ANGELES AB RBI Totals 34 8 a-Singled for McMullen in 8th. b-Ran for Howard in 8th. c-Hit Into doubla play for Parranoiki In 8th.

d-At bat for Moon when 8th inning ended. e-Hit by pitched tor Paollaroni in 9th. f-Ran for Burgeis in 9th. u-Grounded out for Gibbon In 9th. PITTSBURGH 000 100 110 10S ANGELES 000 000 2035 Nont.

PO-A Pittsburgh 25-13 (one out when winning runs sco-ed'v Los An-Belts 27-10. DP Friend. Scholleld Cl.ndenonj Mareroiki and Clendanon; Mareroiki, Schofield and Clendenon. LOB Pittsburgh 7, Loi Angeles 3. HR Clen-denon.

W. Davis. SB Bailey, Savage, Virdon. PITCHING SUMMARY IP Friend 61 5 2 Heddii I 0 3 0 Gilibon VbO 0 Silk IL, 1-1) 3 3 Koufax 75 8 3 Perraroskl fa 0 0 Miller IW. 10-8) I 0 0 ER BB SO 2 0 2 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 I HBP--Bv Miller, Burgesi L.ndei.

Harvey. Gorman, Formen. A BITTCDIISr.U AB RBI Mar 3 0 OlFairly.lb 4 2 I Virdxi.cf 4 1 HW.Davil.cf 4 2 4 Pagliaroni.c 2 0 OiRoieboro.c 3 0 0 Burgest 0 0 2 0 0 f-Mola 0 0 Ola-Howard 1 I 0 Brand.e 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 Koufax.p 2 I 0 Haddix.o 0 0 0 0 0 0 McBean.o 0 0 0 c-Nen 3 0 0 Gibbon.o 0 0 0 Miller, WOO -Logan 10 0 nk.o 0 0 0 Tot. 33 12 Monday Afternoon Television deputy marshall goes after two gunmen 11:20 p. 12.

"Winter Meeting," Bette Davis. A disillusioned poetess loves a war hero 11:30 p. 9, "Pride and Prejudice" (1940). Greer Garson, Laurence Olivier. A proud English girl fights against the prejudice of the man she loves in an enjoyable adaptation of Jane Austen's classic.

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J. S. Bach: String Quartet 15 In Minor, 421, Moiart. 9 p. Overture: Tht Gvpsy Baron, Johann Strausij Svmohonv 7 In A Maior, Beethoven; Night on Bald Mountain, Mussorgsky: Cello Conoorto In 6 Minor, Op.

104, Dvorak. WGUG-FM. 90.9 M. C. 1:30 p.

Divertimento No. 5, K. 1 87. Mozarti Symphony No. 5, Minor, Op.

95, Dvorak, Goldberg Bacni Scvthlen Suite, Op. 20, Prokofievi Two Pianos Corcerto, Poulenc; Romeo and Juliet. Overture-Fentaiy, Tchai. kovskvi 4:30 p. Virtuoso: Concerto in Minor, Op.

64. Mendelssinnj Concerto No. 2 in 6-flat Maior, Op. 19. Brethovent 7:30 p.

Mulic Masterpiece! Before 1750 -Vol. 3, Pachelbel, Pureed, Cortlli, couperin, Remeau, Scarlatti, Handel. Bachi "3 Annan! Pe-iien Quatrains" (19561, Van lien "Psalm 126 'Nisi Dominus'," Vivaldii o. Masterworki: See 1:30 0. m.

WKRC-FM, 101.9 M. C. 10 p. Bach, Fint.su In Mlno-i Beethoven, Consecration of the Houset Brahms, Piano Concerto No. 2 in Flat.

11:10 p. Wagner, Ttfnn'iai'ser Overture; Schubert, Symphony No. 3 In Partita No. 2 in Minor. WSAI-FM, 1027 M.

C. 7 a. ni Handil, Concertl Gros.l, Oo. 6, Nn. 8 In Minor.

10 a. Beethoven, Symphony No. 8 In Oo. 93. II a.

Casadesut, Nonetto in Hat for Fiono, Woodwinds end Siting Quartet, Oo. 45. 5:45 p. Chopin, Concerto No. 2 In Minor tor Piano and Orcheitra.

Op. 21. Beethoven, Svmohonv No. 5 in Minor, Op. 67.

1 1 p. Bach, Brandenburg Concerto No. 6, in Bflat. CW8CL GOo 23, 10:00 P.M. (Color) 48.03B..