The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 27

-V 27 THE KANSAS CITY TIMES MONDAY DECEMBER 9 1951 Time Out SOBIE POPS 32 TO PACE KNICKS DEFENDING TITLIST LOSES IN HANDBALL Dick Langdon Minneapolis Ov0rpowrs Frankie Darr Houston 21-5 21-17 Sr Chip in 25 as New York Hands Hawks Third Straight Loss 113-110 Abilene High Runs Grid Streak to 49 Abilene Tex Dec 8(AP) high school has won its 49th straight game and wonders if this isn't a national scholastic record Just who holds the longest winning streak in high school football is difficult to determine since the high school federation keeps no records The 49th came yesterday as the Eagles beat Amarillo 33-14 in the drive into the semifinals of the Texas interscholastic league race DOUBLES TO ST LOUISANS BIG FOURTH DOES TRICK No Joke to Kangaroo TOKYO Dec 8(AP Billed They squared off before the for a 15-minute cameras at Ueno zoo and spot on a live TV show here Ebisawa cuffed Tom a good today was a boxing match be- one in the face with his gloved jtween Kinjiro Ebisawa and fist Tom got mad braced hiro-Battlmg Tom a kangaroo self on his tail and slapped from Australia But it Ebisawa silly for the rest of last 15 minutes and it-wasn't the round Ebisawa didn't funny not to Ebisawa jeome out for the second PRINTER IS TOP CALLER w- Cross sr 52 won over two other finalists Duck Calling Contest Won by Second place went t0 C- Cross Rasmutten of Rock Island HI Stuttgart Ark Dec 8 (API a duck call manufacturer and printer from Greenwood third to Boals jr a Mem-Miss was named the new phis businessman I world champion duck caller at The event was sponsored by ja contest here last night 'the American Legion here PAT JONES APRIL WVE Dreyfus-Carnaghi Defeat Dallas Team in Finals at Kansas City Athletic Club Easterners Score 34 Points on Way to 4th Consecutive A Triumph "-m iP 1 don't care if he is a former shot-put champ we got By Paul (A Member The star's Sports Slat!) Dick Langdon 27-year-old strong-boy from Minneapolis employed a variety of excel- lent shots to defeat FrankielVICTOR IN A FERRARI Darr defending champion from Houston 21-5 and 21-17 STIRLING MOSS WINS NAS-for the Handhallesta cham $au SPORTS CAR RACE pionship at the Kansas City) Athletic club yesterday The winners of the doubles Bn on First to Tke It Twice PERFORMANCE TONIGHT 8:30 S200-SI50 St Louis Dec 81AP) Ron Sohie scored 32 points and Ken Sears 25 as the New York Knickerbockers defeated the St Louis Hawks 113-110 for their fourth straight National Basketball association victory today The defeat was the third straight for the Hawks pacesetters in the Western division The Kmcks turned the tide forcefully in the fourth quarter with 34 points as they wrapped up their seventh victory on the road fl0rring cot Of by lv9 Kansas City's Own -DOtOBis MICHAELS athu O'CONNELL on TV! be -Shelby Second and Hill Third local or neighborhood theatre or IN TECHNICOLOR MUMS Corit From 1 45 A 2 5 7 05-9 50 1 00-3 40-6 20-9 00 Shmrs 7 :15 9 in 2 Shairs 7 f)fl 7:00 920 01 eduction title were Harry (Mustard) Dreyfus and Mike Carnaghi St Louis They took the measure of Fred Copeland and Raleigh Blakely Dallas 21-5 tmi LWn 5 SMfil IN HI rrrNe-nic 0 owtr WAIT DISNEY Festival 45 MINUTES OF EXTRA PUN Nassau The Bahamas Dec 8(AP) Britain's Stirling Moss' WDBALLFSTA From left to right are the winners in the 11th annual Handhallesta tournament which was concluded yesterday at the A Mike Carnaghi Harry (Mustard) Dreyfus and Dick Langdon Carnaghi-Dreyfus of St Louis took the doubles title by defeating Raleight Blakely-Fred Copeland Dallas 21-5 and 21-8 while Langdon of Minneapolis defeated Frankie Parr Houston defending champion 21-5 and 21-17 UPTOWNlFAIRWflYiGRflNflDfl -( SOH jk vo 1 I0D (Cl and 21-16 It marked the became the first 2-time win PSU 11th time that the veteran ner of the Nassau trophy Dreyfus shared in the doubles sports car race today gunning: crown here a borrowed Ferrarai at an av- RITA KT AV WORTH frank TH GREAT WEEK! 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Of kx 1 Late Sat Scores Hamden-Rydney 100 Baltimore univer- sit KIM NOVAK Tcru erage speed of 101603 miles an hour for the 250-mile grind Carroll Shelby of Dallas was second 1 minute 54 seconds behind Moss with Phil Hill of Santa Monica Calif third Shelby America's sports car champion was in a 45 Maserati and Hill was driving a 35 Ferrari Moss who never had competed in a Ferrari until he iwon the 100-mile Nassau Me- Imorial earlier today in a NICOLOR Langdon 6-foot 202-pounder had no trouble in winning the first game He pulled away to an unsurmounting lead with terrific services and a well-balanced offensive game Darr however made a bat-Ue of it in the second game and they were tied at 12-12 before the former Kansas Citian pulled ahead 14-12 angdon made three quick points and took the lead 15-14 and npver gave it up With the score at 20-17 3 '2-inch BRANCH BOX OFFICES Ploia 4629 Wornall All Katz Drug Stores Town House Hotel Ks All Continental and Greyhound Bus Depots Foaurps ot: sn 3TO tOLUmiA KV HA ClWVASiOPi pnui BIG FINISH BY ROYALS Cincinnati Dec R(AP) Royals bouncing back from two straight defeats caught fire in the second half tonight and hammered out a 99-88 National Basketball association victory over Warriors The Royals with Tack Twv-man leading the way piled up a 16-point lead early in the third quarter and at one time in the final period had an 82-62 lead 24 points was high for Cincinnati -Joe Graboski starred in a losing cause with 19 PHILADELPHIA I CINCINNATI Q9 LAST 2 DAYS up spin for the classic had favor of Langdon the defend- thp ead at thp halfway mark ing champion played superbly ost it fnr a tircandfuel stop dGSn 3 kePl and then took it for good on baby-faced Minnesotan from Setting the match point and jacques Bnnier of Belgium crown on four different occa jn 15 Ferrari was (ourth with Richie Ginther of Santa irs a'nr Monica fifth in a 35 Maserati sions This was the Color Shows 7:00 9:05 IDAHO STATE INVITATIONAL Montana State fis Washington State 50 (championship Idaho State 46 Denver 33 for third A NORTHWEST CONFERENCE TOfRXKY Willamette 14 racific university 57 (championship) I infield 63 Lewie-Clark 61 (for third) EAST Muhlenberg 68 Rutgers 59 Hunter 52 50 West La be ft 101 Ya State 66 Bluefield VV Ya 79 Potomac 73 Shepherd (W Va) 75 Alderson Broad -dus 66 Ya Tech 95 Davis and Elkins 5fi Salem (Mass) Teachers 83 New Brit ahn 80 Philadelphia Pharmacy 72 Ursinus 69 Princeton Georgetown C-) 6S Alfred State Tech 92 Canton Teen 58 Boston university 108 Suffolk 45 op Delaware 66 Steubenville tO 75 MiUersville (Fa) 67 Niagara 89 Kent State (O) 61 Lebanon Valley 84 Penn Military 79 Geneva 60 uni ad a 59 Upsala 76 Brooklyn Poly 60 Albanv Teachers 87 Maritime 75 Newark Engineering 67 Newark Rutgers 57 Stevens Tech 59 Alumni 53 Fairleigh Dickinson 98 AJumni 66 Marx land 61 Fordham 58 Erie County (N Y) Tech 76 Waterloo (Ontario) 39 New Hampshire 64 Lowell Tech 39 New Haven Teachers 85 IUimamtic 77 Pratt 70 Worcester Tech 49 (N Y) 75 Buffalo Teachers 66 Springfield 71 Northeastern 60 Roberts Wesleyan 97 Potsdam 69 Geneseo 54 ftarpur 52 St Francis (Pa) 86 Marshall (W Ya) SOI TH Preshvtprian 95 College of Charleston C) 61 Union (Kv) 84 Tusculum 53 Berea (Ky) 86 Southern Baptist Theological 47 Morehead (Ky) 78 Ohio university 60 Centre 84 Marwilie fTenn) 7 4 Hanover 74 Yilla Madonna Ky) 67 Emory and Henry 71 National Business college 55 Frost burg (Md) 98 Bowie (Md) 63 Belmont Abbex 78 Lenoir Rhyne 67 Guilford 71 Appalachian 60 I Pfeiffer S3 Flon 75 Shaw 84 John Smith 73 St Augustine 53 Delaware Stale 51 Kentucky 85 Temple 83 (three overtimes) Washington Md) 69 Alumni 52 Lynchburg college 7R Newport News Apprentice 71 Northeast (La) State 68 William Carey 62 torriftf AAtTtNE C4 tOL OUtlBS KDfl ftandolph Macon 97 Oallaudct 52 Richmond Fro institute 74 Shenandoah 54 Western Marx land 7 6 Bridgewater 70 Mil I SI Muskingum 72 Heidelberg 66 Knox 81 Carlcton 76 Monmouth 70 St OiaT 57 St Ambrose 48 St Marys (Minn) 47 Coe 76 Lawrence 41 Dana 62 Tarkio 53 Omaha 80 Northeast Missouri 71 Emporia 69 Nebraska Wesleyan 62 Lacrosse 88 st Cloud 79-Oshkosh 90 Winona 66 Stout 87 Augsburg 60 Wabash 69 Beloit 65 Augustma 71 Carroll tWis) 64 Upper Iowa 66 Parsons 51 Wart burg 66 Simpson 46 Greenville dll) 72 Penn da 70 Iowa Wesleyan 83 Buena Vista 7 3 Bethany 77 McPherson 56 Moorhead Stale 68 Northern 57 Augustana (S P) 64 Waxne (Neb) 56 North Dakota Agrtrultural 60 Southern Illinois 58 St Thomas 'Minn) 54 Loras 50 General Beadle 87 Northwestern (Minn 74 Bethel Minn) 83 Superior State 66 St Norbert 92 Mankato 73 St John 's (Minn) 64 Bemidji 62 Valiev City 96 Bottineau Forestry 51 Bethel 51 Tabor 42 90 Northeastern (Okla) 67 SOI TH WEST Midwestern (Tex) 53 St Michael's (N M) 43 Air Force acadercv 68 New Mexico 50 FAR WEST A 65 Oklahoma 53 Oregon State 64 Portland 46 College of Pacific 56 Sacramento State 45 Colorado State university 72 Regis 60 San Francisco 73 West Texa 45 Eastern Washington 7 7 Whitman 69 Northern Montana 64 Minot 60 Chico State 65 Alameda A 53 San Diego State 64 San Francisco Fresido 54 Colorado Mines 71 Fitzsimmons Army hospital 4 Westminster (Utah) 75 Western Colorado 72 (overtime Ft Lewis 69 Frank Phillips Tex) 64 Eastern New Mexico 62 Colorado college 57 Western cific 80 St Martin (Wash) 56 Central Washington 50 Nevada 60 Fastern Oregon 52 Los Angeles Loyola 65 Arizona State Tempe 51 Occidental 101 Cal Poly (Pomona) 65 La Verne 93 Grand Canyon 72 MOTION PIC 1 1 SOL 1 AMI 1( 1 ION Pl( M)l 1 AN VVLS1 CONTINUOUS SHOWS DAILY FROM 2:00 CORNEL WILDE JEAN WALLACE 1 iii DilVILS RICHARD WIOMARK RICHARD EASEHAR7 II 47th A Wyandotte Free Parking 2nd WEEK! COLE PORTER'S LES GIRLS GENE KELLY MiTZI GAYNOR KAY KENDALLTAINA ELG JACQUES BERGERAC HAIRPIN" And kanxat own Dnlortf Michaels at Technicolor SHIP MUTINY' Jon Peter LORRE Shows ontinimus Fim 2:15 Tense Nerve-Racking Ride With the Driver £r(hR i hilling Real! Racing Thrills RI( RH WIDMARK Cornel jf4ean Yaliac Richard Basehart-June lockhart Technicolor A Vhtarlsioo i 3:40 i 214 6 :3 8 45 llcsl 1 11 VVsI llllf I ptnai 1 1 TIIIK lSf A niH I 11 Devil's Hairpin beforehand "with leader after 25 behind Gregory 1954 his 47 was forced of line IT I 52-45 tournament captured by Langdon who is a member of the Midway club in St Paul He has won the national A A junior singles and is a coholder of the doubles title Dreyfus and Carnaghi kept the Copeland-Rlakely tandem on the move The first game 1 amP required only 18 minutes to complete It was the power services of Carnaghi aided the St Louisans in the first game The cagey Dreyfus continu ally tantalized his opponents! with his After) he caught them out of position william JeTTHanded he or his partner would send Loss by Ravens across a steaming for points Hill who said he was having trouble his car was the early but gave in to Moss miles But Moss fell after 40 miles as Masten of Kansas City the took over in Maserati stay in front which short however He was out of the race because transmission and drive 'trouble ST WINS Atchison Kas Dec 31st Tmnst Oppn IAP0LL0 3227 Troost I Tee Parking NOW HART'S 26 SPURS VALLEY Gpcelod Wilts in Final Minute 58-54 TH TR1 I STOR OF LO LIFE AND LOVES JAMES i DOROTH3 JANE GREER MAN OF THOUSAND STEVE OTUr El JZ A BETH Only 8C OTT Vista 3 iOon 7:15 Only JiVliRN "IHE WEiP0N The Pride Passion ary Grant Frank Sinatra Sophia Ltrpo SHOWING Bo Otti-e Oprn OMR KHAYYAM ontfll H'ildn Paget Massey Debra ffaxmonj 3R00KSSDE BROOK SI RIO AT 63RD Vista Vision Tfchnirninr 9 :35 DETROIT BOWLER LEADS Carman Trails Lubanski by Trails Lubanski J( LEMMON KATHY GRANT AIK KE ROONEV ERNU: KOV ERNU KOVALS FR SIN ATRA MIT ZIE GAY OR JEANNE RAIN EDDIE ALBERT IS HUni Mi OPERATION MAD BALL Start 6:15 WALDO JAMES CAGNEY OF A Lamoni la Dec 8 Nelson Hart 6-6 center for Missouri Valiev college recorded 28 points including two field goals in the final 30 seconds of play to help the Vikings edge Graceland 58-54 last night here Hart sank 11 baskets and four of five free throws attempted Gary Hannaman of Kansas City Kansas scored nine field goals to pace the at 3:30 DOROTHY MALONE Fhown 8 43 THOUSAND Richard Widmark I IMIT" Richard Basehart IIITIl Llmll 100 Pins Chicago Dec (API Eddie! Lubanski Detroit public relations man took a commanding lead tonight in the division of the first annual world's invitational bowling tourney at Chicago's spacious Coliseum Lu banski elH 1 Carman of Dallas At the 24- afternoon by taking its fourth Don Grinter's team ended the Kansas City Trapshooters 'association team series at El- 27 was too pins ihead of 19-year-old Jimmy Uott Shooting park yesterday 75TH AND WASHINGTON Stj downed the William (Tewell Cardinals last night 52-45 in a nonconference game i Openings in Wednesday Night Tom Colwell led the Raven League Exists scoring with 17 points on six Plav in nine citv recreation fielders and five of six from the foul line Duane Fortin added 10 points and Dan Rupp eight Bud Lathrop was high scor- eral more leagues will get fQr WiljaniH Jewcll with 12 points and Carl King and Wes Hedges each totaled nine der way next week Three teams are needed to DICKINSON Mission Kas OVERLAND Overland Tark Kansan TRIPLE SPACER 4 A TIMELY 4S TODAY'S NEWS! Mitchell Hugh Marlowe I Denning TO WITHSUT MARS" END" EARTH" 1:00 onlT I 8:20 Only I 0:40 Only IW LEMMON-KRME KOVACS SAL MLVEO DON'T si OPERATiON MAO BALL Gl Laugh Frolic at 8:40 Only FRAN Iv' SIN AT 7 ln OO 2 1 a complete a league playing Wednesday nights at the Pinkerton school Coaches or sponsors desiring to enter should call George Taylor city recreation fifth floor of the City hall Baltimore) 1 game bracket Lubanski had a uctory on a score of 544 out total of 5179 In his latest set of 600 targets The McMillon he put together games of 206 team which dld not win a race 217 228 237 204 and 225 for £de serieS) finished second L317 yesterday by two targets while Carman is the youngest the Clark J2 who had ROGER MILES Officials Pxner and Hibbs :26 ONLY Plus Mickey Rooney-Jack Lemmon Richard Widmark member of the 160-man field three victories previously now whittled to 48 howlers jn third with a 539 total the semifinal round tomorrow Grinter won the first two and The slender Texas lad climbed ast two races while Clark second place with a 6-gamejwon the rniddle three of the 1230 series for a 24-game Iseries total of 5070 standings: The 1957 doubles championship ended in a tie between Pete McMilion and pete Beliington on three points LyiSJA OPERATION MAD BALL I IvnKP PRnsr Onty sGiadstnnelll JEAN SIMMONS i RIE cope 1 nod ward UNTIL THEY SAIL" 9:30 only role's 10:30 RED WINGS LOSE LATE Detroit Dec i AP) Dickie Moore scored the last two goals as the league-leading Montreal Canadiens staged a late spree and defeated the Detroit Red Wings 3-1 in National Hockey league game SHOULDA SAID 7:15 and 10:04 NO ONE IN DER 16 OMITTED IV- 00 Scope 8 45 DOWN shpree North THIS SC HEDULE TOMORROW NIGHT League No 2 Junior Sunday Srhnol At Central Junior Girls Gum 1 0 First Baptist vs Ivannoe Park Christ-an 8 Lin wood Presbyterian vs Central Christian 9: Bales Baptist vs cntra! Hi-Y League Vo A Litnrood Sunday School SCnPClUIOQ Kansas City Club for tho Deaf X'S Li I) wood Presbyterian PunOSOHy 8:10 The Fizzles vs First Baptist 9:10 Lynn Insurance Group vs park Christian prs desiring to enter should GIRLS CAGE TEAMS NEEDED Teams are needed to complete a girls class league to start play night at the Lin-bak I wood school Teams or play- League No If Junior Sunday Schdol 4608 St John MOTION FK it Oi DOORS MOTION Fit 1 IKE: OUTDOORS I Ss OM 1 1 bx -NO EXTRA CHARGE! 41 PRO CAGE STANDINGS EASTERN DIVISION IN-CAR HEATERS 10:10 it Jack Lemmon Hwv 40 a Noland Mickey Rooney 2 9110 Kovacs MAD OPERATiON At Westport High Girls Gym 7:10 Mission Coxpnant vs Immanuel I rommilv tion fifth floor of the City community hall Baltimore 1-1400 exten- VS Lutheran (Genesee Calvary Baptist vs Christian Church 9:10 Immanuel Lutheran (Tracy) 9 Only Today El Lubanski Detroit 1317 Tim Carman Dallas 1230 Dick Weber St Louis 1 264 Bill Oolembiewski Detroit 1196 Steve Nagy St Louis 1410 James Thomas Streatof 1320 Bill Liilard Chicago 1199 Tom Hennessey st Louis 1192 Dor Ellis Chicago 1244 Dick Hoover Akron 0 3228 Billy Welu St Louis 3213 John King Chicago 1276 Pat Patterson St Louis 1330 Don Carter St Louis 1216 Lou Campi Dumont 1139 Edde Maehren st Paul 1253 HEATERS! NO EXTRA CHARGE! 401 at once 7 fW PARAMOUNT 63 Hwy I 6 Shawnee Leawood IN-CAR SINATRA JOKER IS I BIG DISK-JOCKEY JACK LEMMON MICKEY ROONEY Operation Mad Ball CLOSED FOR THE SEASON! THANKS TO OI MANY WONDERFUL PATRONS SEP YOl IN THE SPRING! xjtitn I'u turev -Mirth Kdnsa ft Motion Pictures North Kansas tty Jimmy Bowen! each-Bellington made a good try for a fourth triumph with a 23 yesterday but was nosed out when Wayne Gray came in w'th a 24 Gray and Bellington had 22 2253 -actual breaks apiece 2'2a7 Steve Yogii won the class prize 5 031 jnn a 48 t0 defeat Kampsen Dr g026 jg Kindred and Bellington in a 5-011 'snoot-off for the November club trophy 5009 voglt victory yesterday gae him his 1 o-c 13tn point on the 1957 all-round 7 championship one point ahead of 1 -22? McMillon a 10 Georgp Hepier had the long run over a onS pete Bellington for the class A prize-5222 40 to 27 after they had tied on 49 each cor I Kevin Onka topped the class hooters 4s)5 wlth 4s Bellington and Onka split the Saturday high -over all award on totals of 72 each out of 74 targets In class Doolin was the winner of his second prize on a 4 6 and was promoted to the class Grav was the winner of the Funds' high-over-all prize with a total 70 on the hard wind-tossed targets He also von the Sunday Fisk handicap with a 24 from the 1 9-yard mark Yogii taking second monev on a 23 and Grinter in third place on 22 Barnhari smacked 25 straight from the 23 yard mark to take Saturday Fisk race with Crutcher in second place on a 23 John Clark was the winner of first prize at skeet yesterday on the long run ox-er Bell 26 to 3 9 after they tied on 49 each nv means of their handicaps Clark and Crutcher are tied for the last quarterly prize on throe points each with fnc more shoot to he held Bell took second prize yesterday Wayne Grav was the winner on the Thursdaxr night Derby on the lew score of 20 from the 20 -yard mark on the hard targets Yogii Onka Poquette and Sloan split second on 39 while Mike Onka had third alone on 3 9 Gray and Onka won two merchandise races while Jackson Paget Morgan Sloan Poquette and Vogli won odp each Turkev shoots will be on the program Elliott's next Thursdav night along with the night derby -The A program ends next week end wih the class and seef shoots and the lad race on the 1957 handicap All shoot-offs will he held on December 22 ADMOIID James Cagney Dorothy Malone Jane Greer OF A THOUSAND rwlieGriei Brth Shalom League So Midtount Sunday Srhnol At Westport High Hoys Gym 7 :10 Immanuel Lutheran (Tracy) vs calvary Baptist 8 1 0 Broadway Baptist vs First Lutb eran Jackson Avenue Christian vs Forest Avenue Baptist WEDNESDAY NIGHT League So 7 Independent Division At Central Junior Girls Gum 7:10 A Mohawks vs The Plazans 8:10 Cox and Son Bnon Red Btrd 9:10 Sweet Lumber Duks THURSDAY NIGHT League So 9 Independent Division At Central Junior Boys Gym 7 Rurns and McDonnell vs Water Department 810 Finlay Engineering College vs Black and Veatch 9 A vs and League So 10 Independent Division At Central Junior Girls Gym 7:10 Michigan Ave Baptist vs 4D6th Inf Regiment 8:10 Army Home Town News Center I vs Carries King Louie Restaurant 9:10 Ivanhoe Park Christian vs Stag FRIDAY NIGHT League So 12 Blue Valiev Industrial At Northeast Hiah Srhnol Vendo vs Bendix Aviation 8:00 AFL-CTO Txea! PT vs Butler DO you need repair work done around the house? Find reliable workers through the Want Ads sion HOH THE MOTION ITCTIKF DOIYNTOH MOTION PH 1 IR DOWN TOW 516 Minn FREE NIGHT PARKING 17 GREAT RECORD STARS! 2 1 BIG HIT TUNES! 19 Top Disc Jockey Favorites Fals Domino Jerry Lee Lewis Buddy Knox The A Coins Charlie Gracie Jimmy Bowen Count Basie Jodie Sands Lewis Lyman Ihe Teen Chords I :30 4 9:45 Co Feature TEEN AGE I IRE ROM 1 2 :1 5 3 -5 50 8 :35 ChmuuL 813 MI FREE PARKING HENRY ANTHONY FONDA PERKINS 7 :00 9 :59 cofeature IN THE Clnr -la raig 8:10 Only Kathleen Case Jeanie Cooper Tom Tryon EAGLES" Jan Merlin REGENT 12th A Walnut 10:30 A 1 1 :00 ANOTHER BIG SHOW STARTS TODAY TRAVELING ROADSHOW BURLESK IS BACK! THE STORY OF A TEEK AGE-FIRE BOMB' the green-eyed blonde- prsrrrn WAPNIR BROS I 12 th CENTRAL CONTINUOUS from 11:30 AM till MIDNITE OPEN MON Thru SAT ON THE STAGE TUESDAY NIGHT 30 IT Music Hall DESIREE CYN 331? VA 1-7296 2nd BIG WEEK! A Big Laugh Tonic! LOADED! WITH LAUGHS! IN THE in nr Shown at 7 on 9 50 In nlnr shown at 8:25 Only PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Schwdegpr Cond NAME THREE SPARTANS Van Pelt Goebel and Faul Will Join North Squad Miami Fla Dec R(AP Thrpp University of Michigan players today accepted invitations to play on the North (team in the annual North-jSouth charity football game here Christmas night They include quarterback lames Van Pelt who won honorable mention in the Associated Press all-America football selections and was named to the Associated Tress's third Big Ten team Others are center Jerry Goebel and guard Lawrence Faul AND HER "SIZZLING SCANTIES" EXTRA ADOED ATTRACTION! DAWN ARHFN WITH A CAST OF FAVORITE 1 ELISABETH Soli" arzkopf soprano MOZART STRAl SS EGK PROKOFIEFF BEETHOVEN BERLIOZ PHONE FOR TICKETS PHILHARMONIC VT 9 5176 1 1217 WALNUT A LAKESIDE ICE RINK GRACEFUL IN Win Wilfong (15) of the St Louis Hawks and Richie Guerin (9) of the New York Knickerbockers appear in ballet form during this first-period action in their pro basketball game in St louis In the foreground watching the hall get away from both Wilfong and Guerin is Cliff Hagan of the Hawks The Knicks won yesterday afternoon 113-110 (Wirephoto) RED-HOT MID-NITE SHOW EVERY NITE Plus LATE LATE SHOW SATURDAY ord No 5 Highway just west of Kansas City Kas at 10 a 12:30 3 6:30 (Eicept ThorsJ 9 pm omplete frtock of ale and rental skates Rink now compieteljr enclosed i -r- I Jr it I.