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Middle Atlantic League Baseball Schedule WEONESOiY, MUCH S. IMT PITTSBUBGH SUW-TEUCRaPH GE 21 TODAY'S RADIO GUIDE in WEDNESDAV, MARCH 5. 1947 (Afternoon and Evening) li AT AT AT AT' AT AT BKAB NIAGARA FALLS ERIE OB. CITT TOTOOSTOWH BCTTLES YANDEXGKIFT gNIOKTOWW TOHKSTOWT" 111 1 tea S4-S May MT JMM8 Sear JS-JO-J MT May 1748-18 MIA GAM FAILS. S3-Mi Ah.WT n.UfcnH Aaxj.18-IT.18 Aa.

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8-10-11 ey t-3-4 May 1T18-1 Key 130-80 May 18 ToirilliTs JuTlVll-M DAn-T Tamill 18-U Ta 1448-1 Juaa 17-1018 J.ryM-10 Mr MT Pit CITT. WlMMt, Jalyl8.14-lS A.448 A-. HI Ana. 11 10-11 A IS-lT-ll Toa 10-11 JumaS-4-S Jm.M4 May I1-11-1T KirHHI May 18-1711 May 18-80-80 rrtrwearTOWrT tuna 1S-18-17 fair 14-lS-lt July 17.18-18 Juna 17-18-18 Juaa 1418-lf July 88 7 July 0 8-10 TOTOSBTOWH WMlJ A. 15161? 30 Jlaff.

A H1MI Auej. 1MMI May 10-11-12 May 2314 15 May 18-10 May 18-18-18 May 1-1-4 Juaa 8-10-1 1 June) 1-4-4-8 SOTin Juna 80. July July M4 J. iO-lMO Juna 11-11 11 SCND.y Im IMS-U Wy July 14-1541 An 10-lMt An 18-14-11 Inly 15031 Aug. 1-14 July 131415 Aasj.

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1-18 July 18-80-31 Anej. 18-18-30 A. 18 3817 Aug. 81. Sept 1-1 May 1-8-10 May 11-11-18 May 10-11-11 May 13-14-15 May 54 7 May 31.

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May 11-11-13 May 84-10 May 13 24-2! May 20-11-11 May 81. Juna 1-t June 15-117 May 244 JOHW8TOWH Juna 21 22 21 Juaa 18-1348 July 1-4 4 Juna SO. July 14 July U-ll-lS July 10-1 1-1S Jaaa 12-13-14 in srOBTS Ana. 144 July 19-30-31 Any. 13-14-H Aug.

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Olmated tRoad of Lift Uoyoa Jordan "Fred Warlni" 10:00 tMy True 8tory 10:48 Church Hymna 10:48 tLleteping Poet 11 :08 Un HoTlywoorl I1H5 here tonight. The Pittsburghers had littie trouble defeating lArthur Godfrey Morning Revua Freddie Martin IToollighU tNewa Tell Neighbor B. Harrington tV. H. Llmllahr 11:90 tHollywood Story tMIss Ball tRonemary me LatnernecKs, oi-w, ai jvio Keesport, several weeks ago.

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Four Local Boxers Win in Tourney NEW YORK. March 5. Four Titan Splashers Win GROVE CITY, March 5. The Westminster swimming team scored a 48-18 victory over Grove City in the letter's final meet of the season here yesterday. Dahler sent the Dukes into early leads of 2 0 and 3-2, but Pittsburgh boxers, Leo Kelly, HO Georgetown quickly forged ahead.

Andy (Kid) DePaul, Paddy Grimes and Amos Wilson, will Dr. CaunJ "A DentUt You Can Trial and lit Trutli box in the semi-finals of the Carlson Starts Fund MORGANTOWN, W. Eastern Golden Gloves amateur tournament in Madison Square You" contest as the only undefeated basketball team In the nation, lost, 57 to 39, to a slow starting Georgetown five. The score was tied four times In the first half, but the Dukes never caught up in the last half. Duquesne had won, 19 games In a row and only yesterday, accepted a bid to play In the National Invitation tourney in Madison Square Garden.

IIOYAS LEAD GEORGETOWN HELD A BARE SIX-POINT LEAD AT THE HALF, 22 TO 16; THEN the home quintet, which earlier in the season bowed to the Dukes, 48-37, turned on the steam to tally! 35 points while Duquesne was getting 23. Ray Gorley, Andy Kostecka and Bud Brown paced the Hoya attack. The Dukes, sparked by Ed Dahler who rang up 13 points, never came closer to Georgetown in the late stages than five points. Then Georgetown caught Are and literally ran away with the victory. Duquesne's John Barry was evicted from the fray by referee Curley White for slugging Brown in the second half, and the visitors' cause suffered further when Johnny Gallagher went out via five personal fouls.

BROWN STARS BROWN, THE KEY MAN IN GEORGETOWN'S TRIUMPH, RACKED UP 19 POINTS, while Kostecka sent 16 through the hoop. Brown's floor play and re Garden tonight. March 5. Dr. H.

Carlson, Pitt Kelly, National AAU senior basketball coach, has started a IXTRACTIONS 126-pound champion, trounced Marion L. Yoham of Miami, 1 fund to buy Lee Patton, West Virginia University's floor mentor, a new pair of pajits as a reward for' steering the Moun DePaul, lightweight, trimmed Jack Wilson, Lowell, AUTO NICHOLAS I CLASSEN Charleston, SKIPPED ROPE taineers into two National tour Grimes, welterweight, outboxed Inocencie Romero, Porto Rico, CENSE naments in two years. Carlson contributed $3 toward the fund 9080 Times KQV and Wilson, knocked out John Ciarello, Jacksonville, Fla, In and claimed that was little to WJAI II MISSUS gisSiiM km grerv Iseilsv TITLE TRANSFERS Operators' License ctoKie tositl Dili, lN ONE HOUR It Vila ul" three rounds, in quarter-nnai bouts here last night compensate for the wear and tear on a coach's trousers. r. a.

ita I 1 1. a Owned bu SVLVIa 6ASCARDIN -PitfcfieJMasf Olace Heeee-Otllr 8 vtof-8tatB Registration Three other Pittsburghers old vl i'" r. as. not fare so well. Tony Tarentino, flyweight, was knocked out by MAS 5 TOES 0N0NE PAW-6T0ES ON ANOTHER PAW -7 TOf ON ANOTHER AND 6 TOES ON ffgp, 1941, Kifl Fntuin Synt, Ikt, Wwkl iiyhn ttwirtti Secured in RECORD TIME We Moek 100 Complete Supply of ra.

U. S. Team Loses PARIS, March 5. Motor vrnieie sjeenM t.v...v-. Czechoslovakia won the world Quallliod notaries (Tomorrow Never a Toothache.) table tennis team title here last Ascuncion Llanos, Porto Rico, in two rounds; Clem LaCava, bantamweight, bowed to John Breeze, Newark, N.

and Art Williams, heavyweight, dropped' night, defeating the United baa College Results States, 5-2. The Czechs were the yOUR HOROSCOPE (AdvertUement) BWlMMDiO "a Miliar Vellcle f-lemse dssadalten" Broad E. E. MOntrnse glllK) 01' EM SUES. THTBa, EVBMMU8 wv WO.

8309. a decision 10 joe unasay, iew defending champions, having won the Swaythling Cup last Witt 8S Orove City IS York. illppsry Bock 48 Westminster 48 By FRANCES DRAKE contended for in 1939. For Thursday. March 6 March 81 ta April 10 (AHea) Indica guard.

Howevsr, be optimistic. Evening aspects grow more favorable. Have cheer. Nov. S3 to Dee.

88 8aglttarlos) Excellent vibrations all way, especially for carrying out new Ideaa, Inventions; also tion, point to Irritating atmosphere, don't invite any of it Into your affaira. rl I Crossword Puzzle Patience with children, oiaer ioiksi At tention to family will enhance your ad vancement. April SI to May 80 Tanroa) Look for pleaaant newa or happeninga today. The little thing! will atand out In your favor In bl way. Beneflo time for neceaaary buii-neia plana, Romance favored.

May 11 to June (uenunu uipiom- I I acy, lesa baste, and giving otuerr laeaa an attentive look will make for achievement, imoother running all around. Enjoy tome reit, tlnn with loved onea. June to July (aneer Some unfriendly aspects for anyone or group to continue a rule-or-ruln attitude. Seek to 20 VM ata fMaWITA aav Balw al bBt compromise with opposition, whether busi ror DUiimng, planning emergen wsinesa. Newa of Importance affecting Income.

Dee. 23 to Jan. Caprlcoral If It's not very urgent, better wait until dlsturb-ancea clear up later. Consider all things In your deals, check tendency to apeak sharply, and regret It. Jan.

tt to Feb. it (Eqnartni) Some Indications clouded. Don't take anything for granted, find out before acting. Cultivate Intelligent friends. Don't antagonise by either persistence or inattention.

Feb. 11 to March (Plaees) Tour particular endeavors on preferred list. Mental anl professional workers, clerks, managers alt should receive benefits. Property Interests rate well; also romance. Toa Born Today: Kindly, sympathetic nature.

Tour Imagination can help considerably In business. Women of this Sign are aensltlve, Intuitive, usually agreeable. Make attractive, lovable mates, You all are magnetic. Bolster your self-confidence, concentrate on success. Don't be ruffled or diacouraged at setbacks or lack of appreciation.

Oet In there and win. Fine doctors, nurses, managere. artists In Places. Birtbdate: Iflcliaelangelo, Florentine artlat; Philip Sheridan. Civil War general; Elizabeth B.

Brownlngp, poet; Ring Lard-ner, writer. (Copyright, 1848 King Features Synd. Ire.) Exhibition Baseball At Caracas, Ven. (night game) R. H.

B. Brooklyn IN) 9080 1 1000 I 11 ness or social. iur kuuu spired by opportunities available. July 84 to Aug. 8 le Be on guard: checH tendency to overdo or to rush into things without thorough knowledge.

Don't be toe conservative nor too frivolous. A nappy medium oest. Aug. li to Heps. 81 Vlrgo Mental Guest on KDKA's Brunch With Bill yesterday was Kenny Del-mar, the Senator Claghorn of Fred Allen's show.

Delmar, in town for the opening of his picture, "It's a Joke, Son," at( the Senator, arrived at KDKA shortly before the program and was handed a script He found himself playing the part of an announcer trying to get an audition on Brunch. Did it like a professional, too. IT li 27 2 quietude Important. Ton, like all clever 11 IT a. tola, love success, au puiH, tlon.

But don't think much about the lattsr two, they are not alwaya forthcoming. Reason la a tonic I rpt. 84 to Oct. IS UJbra) Happy hi-flusnces for work, business, money matters. Day favors developing your knack to fathom out new leads, mining, farming.

Karly part of 194T bright, with right beginning. Oct. 84 to Nir. 88 (Scorpio) Be your practical aslf, expect some obstacles and unfriendly situations and you'll be on iP New York (A) 0088700 IT 1 1 rianlst bandleader Frankle Carle, Comedian Harvey Ktone and Tommy Check, eUht-year-old drummer boy of Allentown, will be Kay Kyscr's guests tonight at 10:30. Batteries flatten, Barney (4), Van cuyfc (B, Palica (S), Noalnakl () and Howell, Bntgan (9); Wensloff, Page (4), Shea (7) and Uouk, Robinson At Havana (nlaht same) H.

K. 7T Montreal (II,) 000 3 1 0 100 8 Cubana (FIX.) 04 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 10 3 There Ought to Be a Law "There ought to be law to compell furniture companies to put secret pockets In overstuffed chairs and davenports so a man can retrieve his money he ha lost, while sit Batteries Heagner. Bnaiiocit, Bmomo, Hathaway, Fearell, Nutty and Cumoanella; Moreno, Lorenso, Morula, Calvo and Suarea. At Fort tauderdale. Fit.

R. H. Tt. The Quiz Kids "Cost Teacher" contest, which closes March 8, la reaping some mighty interesting letters by school kids on "The Si flt. Louie (A) 000001008 1 8 2 Teacher Who Has Helped Ma Boston (N) III jemi aeo Batteries Blimey, Zoldak (4), Sanford and Hell.

Moss: Bain, O. Klliott tt), (7) and CauneUi, 11 Innings. Most." Here's one from a nine- year-old: "itfy teacher lets nw help her grade the papers. 'Since I've been grading papers, I've been getting all A't and B't" pi Lf HI 1 GUARANTEED 10 Formerly. 11 Small rugs.

17 Implores. 19 Prior. 22 Bronze coin. 23 Free. 24 Citrus drink.

25 26 Mine owner. 27 Correlative of neither. 28 Rigid. 31 Corded fabric. 34 Buries.

36 Most recent 38 Lateral boundaries. 39 Ireland. 40 Network. 41 The birds. 42 DclL 43 Rage.

44 Authoritative command. 46 Soggy mass. You'll like the special arrangement of "Hejre Kati" tonight on the Singing Strings pro-Kram. rhlllip Anton's aoios Include "Among; My Souvenirs" and "Sweet Georgia Brown," With the Kinder Sinters Hinging1 Rainy Night In Klo" and "How Are Thing In Glocca Morra?" KDKA at 7:30. Together again tonight on "Philco' Radio Time" Back home aealn after a tour of four eastern cities (he played to packed houses in Pittsburgh Attachments vsllabla at Itnall antra coal ting; down." Samuel Wlltrout, Box 118, Brounfleld, Pa.

If you have a theoretical or speculative law, send it to the Law Editor, Sun-Telegraph, Pittsburgh 30, Pa. One dollar will be paid tor each one used. Other winners today are: Mrs. H. T.

Brenenborg, 3944 Mihtwood Pltsburgh 24, Pa. "There ought to be law gainst people putting; money In bottles, as the money freezes to the bottle and it is hard for the milkman to take it out. Mrs. Ethel Mylo, 4 Mills Braddock, Pa. "There ought to be law that where the borough or city does not cinder the side streets, the people themselves should throw at least a bushel of ashes on the streets in front of each house." Eleanor Castor, 522 Fairywood Pittsburgh 5, Pa.

"There ought to be a law against sealing envelopes clear to the edge because In business establishments when there Is a lot of mall it wastes so much time getting: the letter opener In the side." Mrs. J. R. Marshall, Home-wood R. D.

1, Wllklnsburg, Pittsburgh 21, Pa. "There ought to be a law agalnnt hot toaster doors melting holes In plastic table clotiu." HORIZONTAL 1 Persian poet. 3 Supplicate. 8--ArresL 12 Garden flower. 13 Macaw, li Feminine name.

15 Diplomacy. 16 Concern. 18 Grooved. 4 20 Cozy retreats. 21 Hostels.

22 Luzon Negrito. 23 Seaport in Morocco. 23 Ethical discourses. 29 Cyprinoid fish. 30 Efface.

32 American author. 33 Wished. 35 Vigilant. 37 Pinch. 38 Leading performer.

39 Muse of lyric poetry. 42 Female sex. 45 Revoked. 47 Case for small tolletr'es. 48 Roman road.

49 Single unit. 50 Th body: comb. form. 51 Promontory. 52 Foot-like organ.

53 Allowance for waste. VERTICAL 1 Worthless scraps. 2 Defensive ditch. 3 Attributes. 4 Inner coat of 5 Harasses 6 Eagle, 7 Ship channel.

8 Shrill, prolonged cry. 9 Pedal digits. Fred Waring and his Pennsyv vanians again broadcast from NBCs New York Radio City studios. KDKA Monday-through- Answer to yesterday's TOP ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR TRADE-IN i Friday at 11 a. m.

Last timo these two teamed-up they made radio history TONIGHT 10 M. TURN TO If yee eas oma In, write ar ehoee far free lama eJameeitrstloe Y8 1 Critics ravtd Amrka shoufed for morel So ATlantic 7981 tonlgh! Blnfl end AI ore back-betttr mon everl Be sure lo catch fhls command performance! TlYlglnslulglpirr lgl Miivi a jTn rTT ffjffi mlE llllijull lZj 5. A tTt- JUi bLIl iMj s' mi fiMu" TTe aid Ejaf AraZ.O.NE. 12.6.1.1. sio WCAE 1250 en your dial BEST BETS FOR TONIGHT liOO Supper Glut) 1UJMiv8 8f Ihl Wsrld 1iJ-Slntln Strings liOO Dtrtnlt 08 8 1 30 The Crsat Glldarstssvs IjOO Duffy' Tavern Ii30 Mr.

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