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22 ACQTTDV ntnv r'irr'Wivr' noriDo tittp mrbimrn TT5rri 1 mnn. wwrmvwi -A A Cabral Auto Victor ChoraVs Final Concert to Be Broadcast WJLK-Radio Voice of By R. J. SCOn PA jAmY -HOHDURAS ROWS foot UMDLR little Buttercup Wins Monoc Race Little Buttercup, owned by Fred Menke, Neptune, won the eighth race of the Monoc Pigean club Sunday. The race was flown from East Liberty, Pa.

The winnlig bird arrived at the Menke loft flying Dawson Scores In Newark Ring NEWARK. (JP) Chicago's Freedie Dawson, 143. outpointed Charley Williams, 148, Newark, with a combination of speed, shifting, and good boxing last night There were no knockdowns, but a right to the jaw drew blood from William's nose in the seventh. The bout was 10 rounds. In a scheduled six, Mike O'Don-neil.

198V4. St Paul, k.o.'d George Washington, 188 Vi, Brook-j lyn, in the second round. Nat Blum, I88V2, Brooklyn, knocked out Angel Martinez, 17234, Newark, in the last round of five. In fours: Frank Mesgleski, 192V. Elizabeth, stopped Joe De Bene-datto, 179.

Bayonne. in 1:38 of the third; Johnny Kamber, 130, Livingston, outpointed Ralph Jacobs, 13634, Newark: Ray Gourleu, 142, Jersey City, dropped Dino Dell, 144Vz. Newark, in 55 seconds of the final. SCOTTS SCRAP BOOK TODAY'S WCBS-8 WNBT-4 WABO-S 1 Baseball Music Chicago at Brooklyn 5:55 iVL A IH0IA Mltf Js ljy ZiS VTafV III Iv III ab4 Ufgjf WJZ-TV WNBT Needle snop AH W(aV li IHCt3jA SXSif WMEA-f Jl 1 OPffMt MA.KIMC jFrl 1 OF MACAKOMI 94.3 Megacycles, Today 2:30 Hits and Encores 3:00 News and Weather 3:05 Afternoon Concert 3:30 The Ballad Box 4:00 News and Weather 4:01 Prize Mystery Tune; with songs by Evelyn Knight 4:30 What's New Today 5:00 News and Weather 5:05 WJLK Record Session 6:00 News andUWeather 6:15 Classified Ads of the Air 6:25 Today's Baseball; with Frank Wilgus 6:30 Dinner Music 7:00 News and Weather. sponsored by SteinDach Company 7:05 Dinner Music (continued) 7:30 Curtain Calls 8:00 News and Weather 8:05 Sports Parade, with Frank Wilgus 8:30 Keynotes by Carle 9:00 News and Weather 9:01 Easy.

Rhythm 9:15 Concert with Manasquan Men's Chorus and MacDowell Choral Society; broadcast from Berkeley-Carteret Hotel 10:00 News and Weather 10:02 WJLK Concert 10:30 Mike Mysteries; with Pat Flanagan and prize jackpot 10:45 News and Weather 11:00 Music for Dreaming Other FM The programs In this schedule art based on WCAP 107.1mc, Programs of WCAP. jinc. to p.m. WNBC 97.1mc. Programs of WNBC.

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to p.m. News Western Film PHILADELPHIA. UP) Covering the five-mile distance In 0:48.88, Johnnv Cabral of Paterson, N. J- won the Tri-State handicap for stock cars at the Yellow Jacket speedway last night Bob Court-wright of Hasbrouck Heights, N. was second behind Cabral.

Court-wright was followed across the finish line by Sam Malch, Lans-dale, Chic Di Natale, Trenton. N. and Nelson Applegate, Trenton. Fairways (Continued From Page 21) nearly as possible to an outside temperature." Eagen's busy right now lining up cards for the coming annual George Gould Memorial trophy action, always a highlight at Ihe Lakewood Country club. Brought back into competition in 1947, Dr.

E. M. Sickle won a leg at that time, while last trip out, Chet Clayton was the winner. "This year," says Pete, "the competition will really be wide open!" Shorts On The Circuit Herman Peterson, the Hollywood golf club's perennial tennis pro- is back on duty at the Roseld avenue club in Deal. The first big event due on the courts here is the Invitation Mixed doubles for members and guests July 2, 3 and 4.

Al Mulloy is the new tennis pro on duty at the Bay Head Yacht club with another full card of court action slated for this clubs' membership in this its sixty-first season. Ladies day gets underway at the Rumson Country club this afternoon. The ladies handicaps at Rum-son are determined from three cards of 18 holes played from women's tees. There are also in competition for the Ringer contest with a prize awarded for the best gross score posted from Decoration day thru Labor day. The Woman's Metropolitan Golf association's annual Jersey Shore tournament will work.

Rumson's rolling fairways Aug. 1, 2 and 3. while the first big action due for the ladies at Rumson is the qualify ing rounas in tnaiienge cup piay July 12. A fast rundown of the various activities chairmen at the Hollywood golf Hub reads like this: Bobby Jacobson heads the greens committee; Justin Bijur is chairman of the sports committee; Barets Benjamin heads the tennis committee; Allison Stearn is chairman of the house committee; Robert E. Eisner is head of the entertainment group, and Alan T.

Burleigh heads the membership committee. N.C.S. OPENS SEPT. 24 North Carolina state will nlav 10 football games next fall, opening with North Carolina's powerful forces at Chapel Hill on Sept 24. sROUMP FARMS ft) SI wrioix TELEVISION WJZ-2 11 WATT-IS for Children WNBT News John Cameron Swayse WABD Manhattan Spotlight 00-WCBS-TV Man With Two Lives WNBT Star Theater WATV Travelog Flight Into Time WABD Feature Theater WJZ-TV Film: Jungle Siren 30-WPIX Baseball: St.

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Women's Club WABD Club WPIX house Test Pattern- Music WJZ-TV Market Melodies 3 00-WNBT Mystery Chef Eloise Mc- Elhone 3 30-WATV Test Pattern Make-Up WATV Music and Announcements Ed McGinley. Piano WATV Western Film WCBS-TV Flatbush Finals WJZ-TV Quiz TV Telephone Game Film Shorts Film WPIX Music Quiz: TV Telephone Game Gene Archer WCBS-TV wabu Trio ard WABD snow WJZ-TV WNBT WCBS-TV Human Franklin Cassin, Chang, Malik WNBT and Ollle WABD WJZ-TV Six Yesterday's Stars (By The Associated Press) Batting Johnny Wyrostek, Reds Slammed a home run with two mates aboard to lead Cincinnati to a 4-3 triumph over the New York Giants. Pitching Ellis Kinder, Red Sox Relieved Tex Hughson in the ninth with the tying and winning runs on second and thrid and none out and retired the side without a further score to preserve Boston's 10-9 lead over the Detroit Tigers. (By. The Associate Press) NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING Marshall.

New York, .362, Klner. Pittsburgh, .358. RUNS Gordon and Lockman, Mew York RUNS BATTED IN Robinson. Brooklyn. 41: Reese, Brooklyn, Cordon, New York, Klner, Pittsburgh, and Ennls, Philadelphia.

Hits Thomson, New York, 64, Robinson, Brooklyn and Lockman, New York, 63. DOUBLES Jones, Philadelphia. 14. Wait-kus. Philadelphia, 13.

TRIPLES Furillo. Brooklyn, and Smaller. Chicago. 5. HOME RUNS Klner.

Pittsburgh, 13; Mire and Gordon. New York. 10. STOLEN BASES Robinson and Reese. Brooklvn, 8.

PITCHING Branca. Brooklyn. 7-1 Bickford. Boston 6-2, .750. STRIKEOUTS Branca.

Brooklyn. 48; Spahn, Boston 46. AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTTNG ZerniaL Chicago, .355, Kell Detroit. .342. Rl'NS Joost, Philadelphia.

SI; Williams. Boston, 42. RUNS BATTED IN Williams, Boston, 49, Stephens, Boston. 46. HITS Kell.

Detroit, 64. Dimaggio, Boston, 57. DOUBLES Zernial, Chicago. 17; Chapman and Maleski. Philadelphia.

14. TRIPLES Mitchell. Cleveland 7: Kell, Detroit, and Valo and Wright, Philadelphia. 4. HOME BUNS Williams and Stephens, Boston.

14. PITCHING Lopat, New York, 5-0, 1.000: Raschl. New York, 8-1 .889. STRIKEOUTS Newhouser, Detroit. SL Trucks.

Detroit, 48. Rights: Mrs. D. Roosevelt, Prof. Rene Dr.

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1.000 .600 .400 .000 Sweet Limos Night Hawks Vikings Red Roses Results Sweet Limos 5, Red Roses 0. Vikings 1. Night Hawks 3. Eighth Grade Girls W. The Beaus 7 Bobby Sox 4 Pepsi Petes 3 The Bubblers 3 Results The Beaus 14, Pepsi Petes 0.

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War Hawks 12 Panthers 10 Hill Billies 2 Fct. .777 .444 J75 J75 2 5 5 l. 4 6 14 Pet. .804 .630 .126 Results Panthers 9. Hill Billies 1.

War Hawks 8, Panthers 1. Hill Billies 0, War Hawks 9. Seventh Grade Girls W. L. Eager Beavers 13 2 Wild Strikers 7 9 Sehmoos 3 12 Results Wild Strikers 17.

The Sehmoos 8. Eager Beavers 23. Wild Strikers 3. Sixth Grade Bovs W. L.

Yankees 14 1 Indians 4 10 Braves 4 11 Results Yankees 6. Indians 0. Braves 4. Indians 2. Yankees 5.

Braves 2. Fifth Grade Girls W. L. Red Skins 10 4 Rockets 6 9 Yellow Jackets 6 9 Results Yellow Jackets 5. Red Skins 3.

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.710 .402 .402 TONIGHT the distance of 311.22 miles in seven hours, three minutes and 44 sec onds. Fifteen lofts with. 134 birds competed. All lofts repor-ed. The resuhj: Fred Menta 1291 1291:29 12U 65 1371 37 1271 27 1267 S3 i-Hurra 1265 89 120 12S8 IS 1248 87 1247 49 1213:19 1140 00 1106 1098 18 Fred Mrnk Henry Comegjs rtonaia naaen Alfred Haden J.

P. Casaldy Earl Olllord Squan Loft Marvin Polhemus Sara Cell! Ed Voorhees Al ft Dave Kelm Bill Oalser Simon Bonaros Douglas Cole Harry Polhemus Jersey City Buys Atlanta Flycliaser ATLANTA. WV-The Jersey City Giants of the International league bought outfielder Larry Drake) from the Atlanta Crackers yesterday. The Southern association club had bought him from Chattanooga last winter. Last year Drake hit 30 hom runs.

His batting average this season is .260. Lakewood (Continued from Page 20) runs on a walk, an'error in the Infield and singles by Saralick and Allen. There was only ohe out when the winning marker' waa scored. Laaeweed 7 AB PO A Hooper, cf Work, ss Oluck. nuldo.

If Oeorge. ss SchLvoel. lb Karak. 3b loBsldo, 2b Ellason, rf wright TV I iKlll, Herman. 3b Westervelt, 21 Tackertaa 7 3 18 a 3 AR It PO A 4 12 0 0 1191 4 0 0 9 3 3 3 0 3 4 I I 0 1 3 3 11 4 12 2 0 4 0 3 13 3 3 0 0 1 1 Allen.

If 11 mi, lb Smith, rf Kalm, Irons. 3b O'Neill, as -r cf Saralick. Marshall. 2b Thompson. 2b 10 00 30 8 10 31 7 0 0 6 0 0 1 ft 0 1 5 0 0 0 2-8 Lakewood rurkerton uouole plays Oeorge to Herman Schlssel Stiurk out Bv Westervelt 10, Kalm 14.

Bases on balls Off We-lervelt 7. Kalm 6. Umpires Falkinburg and Marshall. Tune to WJLK For Newt aiED The MacDowell Choral group will give its final concert of the season tonight in the Crystal Terrace of the Berkeley-Carteret hotel. WJLK will broadcast 45 min utes of the recital starting at 9:15 this evening.

The concert Is scheduled to feature several guest artists. Rosa lind Phillips, lyric soprano, and the Manasquan Men's chorus are featured on the program Dorothy Gravatt Winterstella will direct the Choral and Ruth Marshall will accompany. The men's chorus will be directed by James Cubbon, with Christiana Jorgenson accompanying. Anoiner musical Highlight on WJLK will be Curtain Calls. half-hour record session beginning at 7:30.

The songs and musical numoers mat maae various per- lormers famous will be heard For sports fans, the Parade of Sports will be broadcast at 8:30. WJLK Sports Director Frank Wil gus will have a full summary of all the local and major league baseball games plus Shore guest fclars. An informal discussion of sports, local and national, will be featured on this show. The after noon baseball scores will be broad cast following the Classified Ad program at 6:25. Mike Mysteries a brain twisting and hilarious musical quiz show, will be offered at 10:30 tonight Inspector Pat Flanagan has more prizes and cash awards for those who can guess the mystery tune Following Mike Mysteries complete 15-minute news roundup which features the local and state highlights will be delivered by Richard Lewis.

For the news as it happens listen to station WJLK. Bulletins go on the air at once, summaries every hour on the hour and complete roundups at 6 and 10:43 each night. TV Shows at Little Expense Possible NEW YORK. UP When televi sion was getting under way, a lot of concern was expressed over the costs of putting visual shows to gether when compared to radio. Elaborate rehearsing, scenic ef fects and other things would shoot production costs sky high, the critics said.

Of course, there are plenty of instances where television produc tion does cost a lot. But there are numerous others where the reverse is the case. Television has found that by borrowing another leaf from radio it has been able to effect unexpected savings. Quiz shows, forum dis cussions and book reviews can be almost as simply prepared for the camera as for the microphone, ur thermore, they seem more effective In video. It is not necessary to rehearse to any great extent.

The plainest of settings can be used and they don't have to be changed from program to program. The talent is mainly non-professional. Then television has a praticular item of its own. That is the puppet show. These, too, have simple scenes with the only rehearsing that done by the puller of the strings.

In addition, the human Interest program is beginning to come to the fore as a factor in production and talent cost savings. One of the best Ideas along this line is "The Black Robe," recently introduced by Phillips II. Lord of Gangbuster fame. Talent is selected from nonprofessionals primarily because of the telegenic effects they produce. They act with little or no rehearsal at nominal fees in scenes based on actual occurrences, such as cases In a night police court.

No scripts are used, as participants are asked to supply their own ex cuses when facing the judge. He, together with the court attendant, is the only professional actor. Vets (Continued From Page 21) scoring with another three-run spree in the sixth on singles by Gerard and Art Nubby) Napoli-tano, followed by successive doubles by Strada and Grasso. nerseaaea All TO A Yannone. 3b 4 1112 0 Qcrard.

3b 3 Von-, rf 3 1 0 0 0 0 13 1 3 3 1 1 0 0 3 2 mitotan, lb Napalltano, Strada. It Orasso. Donovan, rf Slelilano, as 26 21 11 3 C.W.V. (I All PO A Filro. If T.

Pe Franco, ef P. Petlllo. rf Hints, aa Simeon. 3b Trorchlo. 3b Ponterarvo.

lb Beltlsaen. Atkinson, 36 1 21 6 Horses hoa 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 c.w.v. Runa batted In Stradda 4. T. Franco.

Two-base blta Strada. Orasso Sacrifice Dtllotan, Falco. Struck out By Atkinson 1. Orasso 3 Basra on balla-OrT Atkinson 3. Orasso J.

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Alfonse Schiavoni. members of the faculty of Marv-knoll college at Lakewood. will leave later this summer for missionary stations in Chile and Tanganyika territory of East Africa, respectively. They will leave their posts at the Lakewood college in June and sail for their new positions in late July or August Lait year several priests from the col lege were sent to missionary posts in China. LEMON SHUTOUT ACE Bob Lemon got an arly start In hoping to match his 10 shutouts of 1948.

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Rahilly. Newman 2. Bishop 2, Smalley 2, Lewers, Rowland 2. Moser 2, Beyer. Bennett 2.

Two-base hit Wilde. Struck out By Bennett 3. Moser 1. Bishop 0. Bases on balls Off Bennett 1, Moser 1, Bishop 1.

Hits OR Bennett. 8 in 4 Innings; Moser. 8 in 3 innings; Bishop, 15 In 7 innings. Winning pitch Bishop. Losing pitcher Bennett.

Umpires Haviland, Kennedy and R. Oooley. Roosevelt Ath Roosevelt 5th AB AB Conner, 3b 1 Hansen, 2 Jackson, 3b ITh'pson. c. 2b 1 Bloch.

2b.c 2 Hammond, cf 1 McKelvey, If 2 Newman, rf 1 Reynolds, rf iKennedy. lb Salamone, ss Pownall. 2b Nicholson, Drake, cf.lb Ferrara, ss Taylor. 3b. Becker, cf.lb Waters, rf 28 11 11 Roosevelt 5th Roosevelt 6th 35 1 3 00010001 0 3 1 3 3 3 11 Two-base hit: Nicholson.

Double play Salamone to Hansen. Hansen 2. Nicholson 2. Struck out By Bases on balls Off Hansen 3. Nicholson 0.

Hits Oft Han- sen. 11 in 6 innlnes: Nicholson 3 in 7 Innings. Winning Ditcher Nicholson Los- tng pitcher Hansen, empires Haviland, W. Smith and Wuesthoff. War Hawks I Hill Billies AB AB Malone.

cf 4 2 1 Holmes, p. 3b 4 0 0 Flammta. lb 4 3 2 Donald. lb 4 0 0 A. Smith.

3b 2 3 1 Booth. 2b. If 4 0 0 Nolan. 2b 4 0 1 Oottrell. 3b, 3 0 0 Berges.

4 1 If II 15 0 Hill Billies 0 0 0 09 War Hawks 7 2 0 0 9 I Three-base hit A. Smith. Struck out Bv Berges 2. Holmes 1. Oottrell 1.

Hits Off Berges. 0 in 6 innings: Holmes. 5 in 3 innings; Cottrell. 3 in 2 innings. Winning pitcher Berges.

Losing pitcher Holmes. Umpires Worth. Bowl. Bowden. Fights Last Night (By Tbs Associated Frees) NEW HAVEN.

Willie Pep. 131. Hartford outpointed Luis Ramos, 128, Puerto Rico, 10. NEW YORK Paddy De Marco. 13SV Brooklyn, outpointed Clem Custer, 137, Detroit.

6 PHILADELPHIA. Lew Jenkins. 139 Sweetwater, outpointed Jimmy Philadelphia. 8. iNfcv u-lea5 Bert Linam.

1471. Aus tin. knocked out Gaby Ferland, 144Vs, Montreal. 7 AU.ENTOWN. Fa Vernon Williams.

173. Atlantic City. N. outpointed Billy Fox. 173.

Pbiladelpriia. 10. CINCINNATI Joey Brown. 137Vi. New OTieana.

outpointed Willie Russell. 137V, Columous on 10. 10. NEWARK. N.

J. Freddie Dawson. 143. Chicago, outpointed Charley Williams. 148.

Newark. 10. PROVIDENCE. R- I. Billy Gordon.

IK'-'. Fall River, outpointed Joe Rindona. Koxoury, in. WEST SPRINGFIELD. Mass.

Jackie Weber. 134 Hi. Providence. R. L.

outpointed Jimmy Warren. 134. Brooklyn. 10. ROCHESTER.

N. T. Roas Virgo, 1444. Rochester, outpointed. Johnny Kaufman, 147.

Rocheter, 10. FORT ERIE. Ont Johnny Swansnn. 173. Rochester, outpointed Ted Lowry.

179. Hew York. 19 CHICACO Jimmy Sheerer. 149. Milwau kee, outpointed Lester Peiton.

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tho he has been confined to Fitkin hospital. When the Red and Black association held its annual spring banquet President Peter DeMidowitz sent his greetings to Mr. Todd in the hospital via WJLK. and last Thursday night, when the Neisen Music center presented Neptune students with the annual music contest awards. Mr.

Todd was again a listener on FM, via WJLK, this time at his home. With an FM radio at his bedside, Mr. Todd keeps up to date with (HaMlIiM 8 Flo PS MONMOUTH-OCEAN DOINGS.