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-TV T. i 1 I 1 POCT4T ANDAKD, WSYfc a y'i Glut- room. Today with Gar. WHEN--Breakfast Btir. 'Pictures.

roo. Pictures: Star Things We 9: 20- WHEN-- Magic Toy Shop. Kay M3aJ Next Door with KaxvLarson. Re Mi WHEN--December Bride. Your Hunch.

WHEN-Video Village. I Right. WHEN-I Love Lucy. 11: 30-WSYR-Concentration. WHEN--Clear Horizons.

or Consequences. WHEN--Love of Life. Deline Gang. WHEN--Search for Tomorrow. With Lifht, Strict WHEN-UJt of Biiey, 1 the World Turns.

Circle. House- Is Yours. Day. of Night. Woodpecker.

WHENCE a 1 "Bulldog ru in Strikes Back." and His Friends, Wednesday Evening Television PICK Or TVE NIGam FOR WtDKMDAY OCT. IS (ALL TDftt EDT) By THE TV SCOUT BEST bowi with "Engineer of Death: Tht Eichmann Story." This, of course, tells ol tne career of Adolf Eichmann, the man in charge of the txecutlon of millions of Jews for Hitler's Nazi Germany. Laughton plays a fascinating character on tonight's Train. He's a retired English officer, a doctor, with the proper airs and a great disdain for Irishmen and Colonials, in that order. He and his orderly (played by James Fairfax who, incidentally, comes from Laughtoh's home town, Scarborough, in Yorkshire) get mixed up with Irishmen, Colonials, Indians and smallpox on this leg of their trip.

There are some funny scenes and some dramatic ones, You may enjoy the sight of Laughton on horseback--his first such professional duty since he played Henry VII the '30s, WHEN --Frank Clause, an ex-English teacher who quit the blackboard lor bowling in 1947, gives the show's emcee, Milton Berle, a big bear hug after he hit the jackpot of six straight strikes for the $40,000 prize money Monday night in the Jackpot TV bowling show from Hollywood. Clause, who is from Old Forge, had won $2,000 earlier in the preliminary matches has now collected $74,750 in prize winnings lor 1960. (AP Wirephoto) Popcye Theater. -Weather Guide. -Report.

Edwards. WSYR--Sea Hunt. WHEN--Ozzie and Harriet. Train. Charles Laughton guests as staff British Army surgeon who is at odds with an Irish hothead.

WHEN--Aquanauts. Henreid and Bari guest in story of search for the fabled losf city of Atlantis. Is Right WHEN--Wanted--Dead or Alive. Josh finds three fugitives who have established themselves as dictators of the Mantle-- (Concluded from ZS) by tht usual cluster of listeners in the dugout, who disclosed injury. "I told him not to do too much out here," said Case, "to take it easy for tomorrow." While Mantle's condition had to be a worry, Stengel mentally was juggling Whitey Ford and Bob Turley in an attempt to decide his starting pitcher for Wednesday's sixth game.

The Yankees, down 3-2 in games and now 4-1 underdogs to win the best-of-7 series, are 6-5 picks, however, to beat Pirate right-hander Bob Friend again Wednesday. Their position--one game short rf being beaten--clearly was. evident to the Yankees. There was grimness, bordering on their attitude toward fans who strolled up for autographs on the field. It was reminiscent of 1958; when the Yankees, beaten three times the first four games, dug in and swept the last three from the Milwaukee Braves.

"My pitcher I'll name tomorrow," said Stengel, "and it's either Ford with three days rest or Turley with five days rest." Turley won the second here. But he gave iqr 13'hits-arid, needed relief in the ninth inning of a 16-3 victory. The belief Js that Stengel's will Ford, money man and the southpaw who shut out the Pirates on four, hits in the 10-0 third game at Yankee Stadium on Saturday. "I am thinking about changes in the outfied and the infield," said Stengel. "It's not the outfield 80 much, but who you're gonna catch.

(Elston) Howard hit pretty good (.462) in this Series? Well, do you play him or don't you? Okay. (Yogi) Bwra--now not hitting real good but he has a good World Series record. Do you play him or bench him? Cornel! Preps For Clash With Yale ITHACA--Cornell began earnest preparations Tuesday lor the meeting with Yale this Saturday in New Haven -as coach George James directed a long town, Como Show. Guests, Sid. t) Caesar, Bobby Rydell, Johnny BordenJ In color.

WHEN--My Sister Eileen. Ruth dreams of rescuing Eileen from a girl-crazy producer. Got a Secret. University Football. WHEN--Circle Theater, "Engineer ol The Eichmann Story," True account of killer Adolph Eichmann.

Slade. sports, weather. WHEN--Report Show. "So Well Remembered," John Mills, Martha Scott Paar. 11-11, WHEN--The Armitronf Circle Theater (tonight's Best McNitt Radio and TV Bringing Up Buddy 7 Kinda Cute 7 Yer right.

So mm you get a pretty good idea. "And somebody might play third base, too." That set up Berra in left field again, where he started the second, game, left Howard behind the plate and sent Clete Boyer back to third base in place of Gil McDougald. out. Plays were run against simulated bulldog defenses. There also was much stress placed' on defense.

James apparently looks for Yala to pass Tom Singleton, 6-foot, 190-pound senior quarterback, has been most successful at a Yale passer. Singleton was one of the keys to Yale's great improvement last year. He led. the team in passing and punting and also ranked high in rushing and scoring. He was an; Ivy League passing leader with a .544 completion mark and led the league in total offense.

Last year The Associated Press picked Singleton as its All-Ivy League quarterback. 'Yale's alternate quarterback, Bill Leckonby, has been showing ability as a passer. He is a lefthander. 'Cornell may counter with moire' throwing though, for the most part, it hat been a rushing team in the first three games, having netted 603 yards rushing ag compared with only 150 yards passing. It has tried "only .30 passes and has had 11 completed.

Five of the Cornell passes have been intercepted. The competition for the starting right halfback continues to be a close duel junior Kenny Kavensky and senior George Ekstrom. Kavensky has started the two games and has performed good service. But so hat Ekitrom, who has. been serving in relief roles.

Kaventky packf of punch. Ekitrom has more apeed. Cornell will be up against a heavy team in Yale. Iti line averages 206 pounds and the backfield 188. IU big forward wall may a threat to the Cornell pony backs, who average 172 and-who have been making most of their headway in-congested By PEG'STEVENS CBS 1 new situation comedy, Bringing Up Buddy, showed up Monday night as a kin da cute show if you can stand any more in that category.

A title' like that n't help i any but having Enid Markey, Doro. Merande a a Aletter a ding the cast, certainly does. Peg Three very appealing characters, that trio. And the opener displayed 'them most favorably. Aletter is a mobile faced.

winning personality who wears the role of a young bachelor executive most comfortably. Miss Markey and Miss Merande are dears. They play Aletter'i bird-brained, loving and lovable aunts. The opening show had its unfortunate moments, most noticeably a disturbing laugh track, but it had its very humorous ones, too. The aunts' encounter with a pair of harried personnel managers was especially amusing.

Buddy is no wildly funny program but then, it wasn't intended to be, as Aletter explained not long ago. The situations for the most part will be mild little vignettes designed to win A. giggle OP two. If it continues to'live up to this promise, viewers should find the series happy fare. I Genesee Booters TI nr Thump ville West Genesee'i i County League soccer champions started slowly yesterday with a single goal in the first period, then went on to trounce.

Bald- toihsville 13-0 with a fourth- period barrage. Tarl Lutters made the first two-pointer. The next two periods, were scoreless. In the'last period. Bob Spencer's penalty kick increased the lead.

Following this score came goals by Gary Camp, Bernie Noeller, George Eschenfelder, Mike Palma and Bob Crosset. Yeiterday'a contest gave West Geneiee a 3-1 record. They lost to Fabiut. Su Mac Lad Triumphs In Gotham Trot YONKERS, N.Y. (AP)-r-Su Mac Lad, owned by I.

Berkemeyer of New Milford, Tuesday Young Grid Teams Will Clash Today independent junior loot- night won the $64,300 Gotham Trot at Yonkers Raceway by three lengths, Holland's Hairos II and France's Jamin both broke stride. Great Lullwater was second and Senator Frost third, after Steamin' Demon was set- back. fifth who went off the second choice and returned $7.30. Hairos winner the Roosevelt International Trot at Westbury, N.Y,, last August, was the favorite. Also tntering the scene Monday evening was Klondike, a Northwestern complete with a good guy, good giri villain and dance hall cutie.

four are permanent and their adventures, which are exciting to say the least, are set in the mud of Skagway and thereabouts. Ralph Taeger is the hero with the easy saunter, the fists of steel, and a lop-sided grin that doubles 'as a flirty smile and a warning leer. Mari Blanchard is the nice girl and James Coburn is the ever-present crooked gambler. Joi Lansing, hitherto confined to playing a fetching figure in a bathing suit on the Bob Cummings Show and the like, is now confined to a fetching 19th century costume and even gets to sing, not unpleasantly, surprisingly, while rolling those big blue eyes. For those who like rough and tumble Klondike er was ideal.

There was a barroom brawl, a stink a rolling and a clout or two in that single half-hour. With loads more to come in the future. it'll all be interesting--if R. W. Hay, assistant county 4-H agent, will discuss preparing machinery for winter on Party Line at 9:10 a.m.

today on Channel 8. Care of cars, lawnmowers The victory was the straight for Su Mac Lad, and such will be Not about to disturb a winning plan--to the relief of its many enthusiastic followers Circle Theater has announced its llth season will feature the same it has the past couple of years. And the shows will also continue live. It launches the season tonight with an especially intriguing production, "Engineer of Death: The Eichmann TODAY'S RADIO bull teams, the VJAA Broncos and the Valley Pythons clash at 11 a.m. today in a Columbus Day game.

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