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I i 4 1 i 1 We el 0 cf. 1 0, 1962 i et. Ertuts 61nhe -11tmorrtit i I 5B, Ocf. 16,1962 1 Outsiders Win 4- Ktvi, Kmox tv, Ch Ksd-tv Ch Ketc, Ch Kpir-tv, 11 Wednesday Evening Tv ers- I 'True' cd' lin Ch. C.

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5:00 2 Mickey Mouse Club. Jock Webb 'True' Series Outsiders Will Set Up $219, Good Tv 1' lt- I I I I MOVIES i3B1 3 IY-- I I :1. II 1 I PETE RAHrsi vailv I vounie 1 1 I A -1k. By PETE RAHN Daily Double I I (IES- 9:00 11 "I.T.F.0."; Tom Powers1 (1956). Intelligence officer investigates "flying rumors.

10:30 4 "Texas Mac Murray, Jack Oakie (1936). Two bandits join the Rangers to spy for outlaw gang. 11:00 11 "Armored Cesar Romero (1937). Detective in, filtrates gang of hijackers. 1145 2 "Saddle Tim Holt, Dorothy Malone (1951).

Western. 12:20 4 "Keeping Frank Morgan, Ann Rutherford (1940). Newlyweds' happiness disturbed by bus-band's old flame. 6: 6: 6: 7: 7: 8: 1 1 I i 8: i bea battle, in the fourth. staLrt 1 :,1 ..,) his and iftht, eiinr maiden races Tuesday night 1.

i .0. Fairmount Park and combirrcl i i 4 for a $21940 daily double In the first race Sea Bate tl, ridden by Gary i Lewis, came from eighth three-quarter quarter pole to grab a ree-qu length decision over Ruthie H. Sea Battle a ownthree-edyeaanrd-oltd ar radinedk bay geld i 1 4 I 1 by Sames A. IZay, paid mutue1s, I -1 of and Ruthie H. returned $11.40 and $6.80 while Aunt Estelle, I' the show horse, paid $5.80.

Results 4cE 0 ciaiming. FIRST R- i tu3r. 4 and 6 year old- a It 10.,1,. rt I I 1 Sea Battle (tewisv 'A 140 la trri 1111 I it r- Sea Battle, in the fourth start of his career, and Sky's his thirteenth effort, won their maiden races Tuesday night at Fairmount Park and combined for a $219.40 daily double In the' first Sea Battle, ridden by Gary Lewis, came from eighth place at the quarter pole to grab a three-quarter length decision over Ruthie Sea Battle, a three-year-old datk bay gelding owned and trained by James A. Ray, paid mutuels, of $31.40, $15 and Ruthie returned $11.40 and $6.80 while Aunt Estelle the show horse, paid $5.80.

Fbirmetint Results FIRST RACE-81100. elaiming. 3. 4 and 6 )ear old- maidens, six furlongs. Sea Battle (Lewis) 31.40 15.00100 4 NewsMax Roby.

5 NewsChris Condom, Discovery. 6:10 4 WeatherJim Bolen. 5 Weather with Armand. 5:15 4 NewsWalter Cronkite. 5 Huntley-BrAdey News.

11 Rocky and His Friends. 6:30 2 Wagon Train. Wealthy merchant demands impoverished family be cut loose from train in "Martin Gatsby Fred Clark. 4 Where We Stand. News special assesses relative Cold War strengths and weaknesses of United States and Soviet Union.

5 The Virginian. (Color). Two cattle barons prepare for range war in "Big Ricardo Montalban. 9 Advanced Composition. 11 Super Car.

7:00 9 American Economy. 11 Big Payoff. 7:30 2 Going My Way. Fr. O'Malley aids lad with unsavory habits in Crooked Dennis Joel, Ralph Meeker.

4 Dobie Gillis. Doble's hillbilly cousin comes to town hoping to crash show business. 3 Basic Reading, Writing. 11 Wrestling at Chase. 00 4 Beverly Hillbillies.

Cousin Pearl gives vent to her imagination when she sees snapshots of new Clam--Tett home. 5 Perry Como (Color) Singer-dancer Anne Ban-I croft guest. 9 School Program Pre' view. 8:20 9 Legal Advisor. 8:30 2 Our Man Higgins.

Mac GRAND-SLAM HITTER AND CATCHER. Chuck Hiller; Sin Francisco's second bisernan, poses et Yankee Stadium with Cappy RoseHi of Hornell. N. after the spectator Hiller's: bases-loaded smash in the seventh inning of Monday's game. The happy Hiller holds the memento after the Giant s.

defeated the Yankees1I7-31 and squared the series at two games apiece. A. P. Wirephoto. 11 I N.

r-n1 mascouttin IQ) I I ft ifItt 17 11110101ift MaScoutah L13, liCII11013C2), 1 Testify 1 7 11. A.M. 9:30 2 "High Treason's; Liam Redmond (1952). Plotters try to create industrial chaos in Britain. P.M.

1:00 11 "Moon Over Her Lynn Bari (1941). When husband tells wife to take up hobby, she takes after handsome fisherman. 2:15 11 "Champagne for Ronald Colman (1950). Unemployed genius sets out to break sponsor of quiz show. 4: 30 4 "It Happened in Frank Sinatra (1942).

Singer struggles to become a success. Roberts family ignores Hig' gins' advice to keep inheri, tance of silver plate a secret in "Servant of the Peo, pie." 4 Dick Van Dyke Show. Rob is late for his 9 Trio. Essays by Richard Lemon, Erich Hartmann, Howard Teichmann. 9:00 2 Naked City.

Youth with scarred face mistaken for young woman's attacker in "And By. the Sweat- of Thy Richard Jordan. 4 Circle Theater. documentary abodt un: scrupulous racketeers in auto insurance; Lonny Chapman, Alfred Hinckley. 5 Eleventh Hour.

Psychiatric drama series stars Wendell Corey, Jack Ging; -initial story, "There. are Dragons in This Forest." 9 News conference. 11 Movie. "LI.F.0."; Tom Powers. 9:30 9 St.

Louis Forum. Philip 10:55 2 NewsJim Brady. 11:00 2 Tennessee Ernie. 4 Love of Life. 5 1st Impression.

(Color). 11:25 4 NewsHarry Reasoner. 11:30 2 Yours for a Song. i 4 Search for Tomorrolv. 5 series Spotlight.

(Color). 4 Guiding Light. 1 5 World Series am e. (Color). Yankees vs.

Giants. 12:00 2 Jane Wyman Presents. -4 -News, Weather. 4 My- Little Margie. 5 Charlotte Peters Show.

12:15 11 Modern Almanac. 12:30 2 Camouflage. 4 As the World Turns. 11 Jack LaLanne. 12:55 2 Mid Day Report.

1:00 2 Divorce Court. 4 Password. 11 Movie. "Moon Over Her Lynn Bari. 1:30 4 House Party.

1:35 9 Parlons Francais. 1:55 5 NBC News. 2:00 2 Day In Court 4 The Millionaire. I PHILADELPHIA champion Sonny Liston -refused 'Tuesday to appear before. a New York state legislative- committee investigating professional boxing.

I Liston, through a telegram signed by his attorney, Morton and the driver could not show Witkin, denied previous testi-, the auto registration. molly by another heavyweight He said he didn't realize the boxer, Cortez Stewart, that driver was Liston until he asked Frank (Blinky) Palermo asked for identification-. The champ Stewart to be a sparring partner was a statiot house for the champ before his one- When it was learned the car was round kayo of Floyd Patterson registerecrinl his -wife's name, Sept. 25 in Chicago. Liston was kJ lowed to go home, Palermo- -last year was de- accompanied by a neighbor; scribed by a 11 S.

Senate CO1U mittee as a member of an under- I world syndicate that controlled Belleville Liston's boxing destiny. 1 I Belleville I (tillie 5:1 5:: 6:: 7:1 1 1 5:15 5:30 6:00 6:30 700 7:15 i A 11 APRA II 11 5 1 I 2 1 a 1 i a it Alto Gai I rep 1 ILL Belleville; Peoria Richwoods and Alton scored advances Tilesday in the Associated Press' third sehool football teams, poll of Illinois high Evanston again. -maintained its first-place position over Hinsdale by wide margin, but Ohm- paign dropped a notch to "fourth as Belleville took the No. 3 Richwoods. moved up to sixth at Joliet's expense and I Alton rating.

I r--- climbed from to eighth. Decatur fell two places The top 10 teams with won- lost records and poll points: I- IEVII- LO I :1" 3. 4-0 Belle ie 4-0 it: hatmsign 4-0 n6. 6. l'eollierTIta litnstroorZb 1 4 is 7.

atthet 4.41 I S. Alton 4-0 9. Lake forest 4-0 10. Decatur 4- wpr Itoek Island," Oak Park BoitTelrit. Marian Central.

per. sIewnilney. Marton, Barrind'n- Notre Dame. II fluthie H. (Jones) 11.40 6.80 Aunt Estelle (Pena') 5.80 TimeI 15 1-5.

Grantsburg, Psychic Goldbar, toffee Change. Demme On, Mr. Jars and Lueky Lip also SECOND RACE-6E100. claiming, 3-year-olds and six furlongs. Sky's Gift (Gareia) 11.40 4.60 3.60 Mac Jay (Landing)1 3.60 3.20 ity Domingo (Jones) 5.40 Time-1 3 3-5.

Papa Ed. Dorothy's Pet, Patty's First, (Mete $ix. Wyo. Raze, smooth Baby and Janet's Betty also ran. 1 DAILY DOURLESea Rattle and Sky's Gift (3 and 8) Paid 6219.40.

THIRD elainitnE, three-rar-olds and 1114 one and one-sixteenth miles. Ftgahlr Das 's Baby (Penal- 7.80 4.40 Nora B. (Murphy) 7.40 5.20 Ltn)ilson (Jones) 4.20 Titne4 :48 2-5. Bill Daly, Saa Antonio, Side Light. Brave Toreador, Granny's Gold, Ltstablisbed and Blen bawl also, ran.

FOURTU RACE-91100. claiming( for 2.year-olds, six furlongs. 4 Attasaint (Osment) 9.00 5.00 3.80 Battle Bush (steineman) 5.80 4.80 Gallatin County (Hinojosa) 4.80 Katy Miss Vast Raven. Sissy San. Lisa MP4S, Nmootti Girtie aad Jack's Lurk alsa FIFTH RAFE $1100.

elaimingc for three7year-olds and up six furlongs. Itunterfun Landing) 12.20 6.80 4.00 Kolireeze IS11411em1111) 6.80 5.111 County 11.4 stevens 1 8.00 Roman Sagsw, Spy Ion. Mika Nororitv. Prince. Madomoi, toile 1R, What 'a What and Blue Avenue.

also ran. SIXTH RACE $I100 clahning for three-year-stide and up aig furlongs. 1 Pink Powder (Lewls) 23.20 6.40 Akhoy telarkt 5.40 5.00 Dream Haber, Time-4 Berri Bull. Silvan-nett Red. Chester DP light.

Future bireet Pale Patti and also SEVENTH RACE-111100. ink. foe three and four-year-olds. six -furlong. Moolev (Murphy) 10.46 5.00 3.20- Es-M-Ree (Cnimity) 7.80 5.40 LeIle Roy LtirEwent 5.40 Brookilort.

Georges Wish. Lookout Gem, Night Beam and Watehon also ran. EIGHTH $1100, claiming. for threo-year-oldst and up, one mile and 70 yards. Joe Raehelor (Murphy) 6.60 3.60 3.40 Seven Shamrock (fawry) 4.00 3.20 Rare Art (Stevens) 3.80 kIghttrie Mike.

Breemir. Little Itlike. Hurry Ou Bus. C01011P1 Drew, Bin' Dixie and Ricky Dog also ran. NINTH RACE SI 100.

for three-year-old and up, one and: 11111M. George Hosh (Pena) 68.60 25.20 9.60 First stAinsit (Presume 3.80 Gran Me 1Hinniona) 4.60 TimeI :4 3-5. Dines Bevt. Provoe. Pubile (holm, Twin Exhaust.

Birthday Gift. tape Point and Brady Lane NO ran. Tie' mutuel Vi llas -Dominate Meine League Hitting Statistics Members of the Muny playoff runner-up Red Villas dominated the batting statistics of the Heine Meine Baseball League this sea- son. Although Dennis Walters of the Connie Haefners topped the circuit's regulars in hitting with a .414 average, he was, they only outsider to break into the Villas' sweep of the rest of- the top five bitters. Red Villas' Rich Grawer actually posted the best average in the loop.429--but he batted only 28 times.

Behind him and Walters came Villas' Tom Sarsfield Ed Albrecht, (.4001, John and Bill Housewright The Villas did Just as well in other offensive categories, sweeping the first five places in runsbatted-in, winning the doubles and triples derbies and tying for the home run crown. Maltagliati won the RBI championship with 28, and the doubles crown with 10. Jim Helein led with two triples and Maltagliati and Joe Gummersbach of the league champion Hoffmeisters had three homers apiece. le CS Pr 44, l' ''t 1 I IP1 5' i. 4.

p.x..?,::,h:',..::X.A:,:.?, i 1 GlobeDemocrat Tv-Radio Editor This is the nervous season for television brass, sponsors, pro- I ducers and a-ctoit of new series I that are trying I to crack the I rating curtain. i Industry I Alit; oo th sayers I tila and audi ence 1 nose counters I calculate the first three I ..7, weeks iof a Pr 1 season are crit- c7, teal for clomers- If 1 Rahn viewera are go- ing to make them a regular tv habit, 'tis believed they'll make up their minds to do -so within the first weeks of play. 1 It will be interesting, then, for this columnist to watch 1 the fortune and fate of Jackl Webb's "True" series. 1 "True" is a weekly film-show that began on CBS Network two Sundays back. (Ch.

4 locally at 8:30 p.m.). The premiere drama, "Circle of Death," was so surprisingly gobd that 'I decided to take a look at the second show on last Sunday was titled I tor ef ore writing a review. Bingo! 1 In some ways it was better television than the initial drama. I Briefly, "Circle of Death" was a tense, taut and wholly believable story about an emergency operation to remove alive Japanese shell froit0.he abdomen of a Marine- The drama was based on a true incident that took place on the deck of a hospital ship off Okinawa: during World War II. i The part of the surgeon was played in very realistic Manner by William Conrad.

And some readers may be interested to know that Conrad is the Veteran actor who created the role of Marshal Matt Dillon in the radio version of 4'Gunsmoke. -1 1 I THE SECOND program, "VVictor 5," recounted the harrowing experience of a I young policeman who held five Wanted criminals at gun point for two hours before assistancCarrived. Its grim story was set in a tenement district', of Nev' York during the 1930s. Agruelling contest of nerves between a lone police officer, live dangerous criminals and antagonistic crowd whose "cop hating" code of the slums forbade them to help. 1 Jack Webb Is host- narrator and executive producer- of the series, so naturally the stories are related in a tit style that is reminiscent of his old "Dragnet" programs.

Namely, terse dialogue, tight camera shots, excellent emotional suspense and no wasted action. Webb's new "True" Ishows have all the earmarks of a critical smasheroo 1 s. Unfortunately critical, acclaim will probably outstrip ratings success hands down. The "True" series, you should understand, is telecast hi what the trade calls a time slot Its built-in handicap is the front running "Bonanza" western on Sunday 1, 4 i' sur rri IS a vast television audience and "True" is favofed with a sponsor (General Electric) who doesn't hit the cancellation panic button at thel drop of a Nielsen point 1 "True" will be given sufficient time to build an audience and here's one viewer who wishes- it well i The series is, by golly, a determined effort to provide a bit of variation from the wearying wholesomeness of the situation comedies and the cliche-ridden "drama" offered by too many of tv's so-called action shows. The "True" episodes 'will be factual dramas based on stories from the files of True Magazine.

CHANNEL CHATTER: Singer Tony Bennett and comedienne Alice Ghostley will be guest stars on-Saturday night's "Jackie Gleason Show," Ch. 4- CBS at 6:30 "Light Up the Jungle," a film depicting the work of the Maryknoll sisters in Bolivia, will be telecast by Ksdtv-, Ch. 5, at 10 o'clock Sunday morning. Buddy Blattner is back In town to do the play-by-play of the Hawks basketball season on Kmox radio. Blattner spent the summer in Los Angeles as tv announcer for the Angels baseball games Tom Dailey has been appointed vice president in charge of sales for radio stations Kady and Kadi-fm.

Dailey used to do the old "Recallit and Win" shows on local tv and radio. Summers Rolls 606 'In Bowling Triumph Don Slimmers rolled a 220 single In a 606 series to lead Banjo and Nick's to a 2-1 victory over the Parentes in the Early Bird League at Red Bird Lanes Tuesday morning. utoue-Loemour I Tv-Radio Editor 1 television brass, spo This is the series ducers and attortsh a re nt new trying rating curtain to crack the rin andattih dsiaeyaecres '1 'counters- tvlaw a I ulate the first three. Is weeks 41f a tv 4''''''''' season are crit- 9 ical for 7dustry 1 a bcb I viewera are go- ing to make them a regular tv believed make habit, 'tis up their minds to do so within the first weeks of play. 1, Is 9 4 lc Wedneida Radio 0 V.

Maher Jr, candidate for U.S. Representative, Second District, will be interviewed. 10:00 2 4 5 News, Weather, 10:15 2 Steve Allen Show. Guests Betty Hutton, Pete Allen, ri Condoli, Dayton len, Ma- Maye. 4 Eye on St.

Louis. 5 Tonight. (Color). Dore Schary, Julie Newmar, Harold Minsky, Perry Botkin, Smith and Dale guests. 10:30 4 Movie.

"Texas Fred MacMurray; Jack Oakie. 11:00 11 Movie. "Armored Cesar Romero. 11:45 2 Movie. "Saddle.

Le- gion Tim olt 1 12:00 5 News; Heart of City. 1 12:20 4 Movie. "Keeping Frank Morgan. 12:30 11 News; Newsreel. 12:35 5 Weather Report.

12:55 2 News Wrap-Up. 1 1:50 4 News; Prayer. e.iT.: 2:15 11 Movie. "Champagne for Ronald Colmarl. 2:30 2 Seven Keys 1 4 To Tell the Truth.

2:55 4 NewsDoug Edwards. 2 Queen for a 'Day. i 4 Secret Storm 5- Make Room or Daddy. 3:30 2 Who Do You Trust? 4 Edge of Nigh 5 Here's -Hollywood. 3:55 5 NBC News.

i COO 2 American Bandstand. 4 5 Wrangler's Cartoon. 11 Sergeant Preston. 4:15 9 Schools Spealk. 4:30 2 Dtscovery '621 4 Movie.

"It happened in Frank Sinatra. 11 Deputy Dawgr 4:55 2 American Newsstand. 5:00 2 Mr. Willoby, Superman. 11 Three Stooge 5:15 9 What's New? 5:30, 5 Sea Hunt.

5:45 2 Evening Re -1 8 Spotlight on Missouri. 1 5:55 4 SportsCarmichael. KVIIK NEWS AT 8 A.M. 1380 SOON AND 5 r.m. 1 A.M.

6:00 Jack Elliott 400 Rex Miller 825 Don Owens Den Owens 8:30 Jack Elliott 5:30 Rex Miller 9:00 Jim tight 8:00 Bill Jenkins 12:00 Buddy Moronol 12:00 Dick Richards All Night KCCKA SEWS 7:55, A.M. 07.7 "1 i 6:514 9:50 14:00 Music In Aft 700 89::0300 hiMuussi; imnaMilosse 8 enwin Hr. II 00 Stereo Sh'easo 12:00 Showcase 200 Stan Off :00 Candlelight KSLH-FM 91.5 A.M. 8:45 Yotw World 1:10 Bulletin 8:55 Beh'd H'dlines 1:15 Sports Selene 9 :00 KotImever Bo. 1:30 Sate.

Sound 915 Mr. Achiever 1:45 Find Out 9:30 Our Heritage 2:00 Music 9:45 Just Why 2:15 lit. Treasure 10:00 Spanish Fun 2:30 Your Answer 10:15 Resources 2:45 hist tor You 10:30 Pro-School 3 00 KottmeyerRp. 10:45 Hewisohere 3:15 Pro-School 11:00 feta Mimi 3:30 Masterworks 11:15 Children Hr. 4:00 Courage 11:30 Science News 4:15 Chaster Day 11:45 Poet Corner 4:30 Sun Oft 1200 Kottmever Re.

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12:10 Potpourri 6:00 Coded Hr. 6:30 News. Mktg. 6:40 inierlude 700 Musicale Sacred Heart 12:20 Sion 011 Wissmann, Dhlke Spark Pin Victory Al Wissmann had 37 and Mel Dah Ike chalked ur 619 to give Des Peres a 2-1 edge over the Ebonites in the Cone Hermann Memorial Bowling League Monday night at Du Bowl Lanes. Des Peres took team i honors with 1015 and 2975.

The McArthurs, behind 586 by Gene Kessler, downed Mercury, 2-1. -Harold Nash of the losers had 590. The Decluei nipped the Schumachers, 2 72 Wins Low Net Eventtit Sunset Mrs. Wesley Barta and Lou Sertl won. the low het total prize.

Tuesday in the womeri's gblf event at Sunset Country Club with a 72. A member of the 18-hole division was paired with a member of the nine-hole class. Low putts in the championship class went to Mrs. Waldo Tv 1 i 1 1(eeps League, Harrier Title- Masocriah Wr- On the4Cahokia Conference Tfwf opuithrrFe srrunner-up det i c2daaslatirNuopacnneoil t.go sewir y. points tt, third i c17, Isr Bfinetistihnegdertfofourtmhasco' wittah92.

wonPtethee individuaLtitle with a time of a 1024 CONFERENCE MEET FIN ILL TEAM TOTALS-M ageotitah 29: O'Falion 74: Freeburg 70: New Athens 92: Waterloo 127; Natal-vale 147; Columbia 158. IND' Al-S-1-Pete Hettinger, Kurtman. burg: 3-11as'e Moll, Maseoutab: 4- Ken Seheihlr. 0'1-allot): 5-7-Ron Moen-Mg. New Athens: 0-Ken 18eidemann, New Athens: 7-Bill Bramstedt.

9-Ralph Leslie. sisseautait; 9-Dennis Maseoulab; 10- Kim hell, Canestrart, MaSeoutah; 12-1 atten Hof I. man. Waterloo: 13-Jim Marquis, 0Ealion; 14-Bob Moeller, Nashville; 15-Joo 1024. Haas.

Maseoutab. 1 PCBLIC LEAGUE, BEAUMONT 20. ROONEVELT 41. 1-Erie Mal, it); 2-Dave Batha (R): 3-Dave Hans (B); 4--Rir Meier (B): Young (B); Douglas Proffitt (11): 7-Dennis Patterson (B) Tatum (It 9- Ronald Anthony (B): 10--Dennle Gine 4 Titue-11 :1 SOUTHWEST CENTRAL 50. 1-Riehard Meier (S) 2-Roger Stittetsield 4s): 3-Fred Stephenson (S): 4-Bob Kniele (S) 5-Ray Timpone IS 6-Rob Middleton Os,) 7-11ind Burton 49); 8-Jim Wast 4C) 9-Ge6rge Bumnighs (C): John Pettibone (C).

HADLEY TECH ,19, tMcER 41. 1-4olumbus, Pare (H) 2-James Johnson 3-James Miller 411): 4-Harvey 5-Kern) Small IS): right (B); 7 -Stanley Harel.1 8-James Hunter. 9-Dennis Hudson AS); 10-Lester Gibbs (11). Timp-11 :20. ECU 22 -SOLDAN 33.

1-Eunie, Davis 4)) 2-J. D. Williams (SI: 3-Jesse Simms (0). 4-Henry Greene (0) 5-Dou 'Eason (S): Hopwood (0): 7-toe Eardge (8)i 8-Jimmy Miller 40); 9-Robert Usrouthers (8); Barn Monroe 4S). CLEVELAND 27, VAHON 31 1-Howard Bowen (), 2-Rich Fahsitz )t 3-Leonard Pero 41), 4-John Hawker Harper O( Lloyd (V).

Reehten (C). 8-Eugene Turner Hahn (C), Elmont Bonen (C). Shaw tat41151 4-Steve Bond ran (L). 5-Steve Meyerhardt 0-Norm Cfrsood (L). 7-lustin Mutrux 4L), 8- le Tranehilla 4C), 9-Bud Berzon ((-), 10-5rs4 Erten (L).

HIHHH00111 23, ALTON 36 1-Mike Bensgen (K). 2-George Bunt (A). 3-J. L. Charleville (it) 4-Rod Bruckdorter (K).

5-Darrel Groves A). '6-George Frazier (A). 7-Don MrDougall (111). 8-Dan Dysstra (IK 9-Steve Jones (K), 31urherin (10. ST.

MARY'S 34. HANCOCK 35 1-Dave Weiss 2-Riek Barker tH), 3-Bill Roddy' 49). 4- Dole Hartmann (H). 5-pan) Wiese (Si. 6-Dave Getty (11).

7-Dennis Corals (S). 8-Jim Ruder (Si. 9- -LWollsr Stahel (S). 10-Ron Marrt UNIVERSCIN CITV CRC 31 1-Greg TeVic (11-). Eseott 3-John Hohold tC).

4-Les 'Clanneh EY. 5-Hal liomtw (C). 0-Pete Crakrzekskt (C). 7-Gary -Bond, 9-Rich Lueehteleld (C). 9- 1 Bleb Nelk.

(C). 10-Jim Komlosy (C) Harriers 1-2-3 In Meet- at Quincy QUINCY ILL. (Special). St. Louis University defeated Quincy College, 1847, in a cross-country meet here iTuesday.

The Bills' Dick Ashlest, Aaron Virdure and Terry O'Connor swept the first three places, with Ashley's win-Jung time icover the three-mile I course being 15:41: 1 I f.RESULTg I kir Aksh ley 2Aaron Virdure (SI.4. 3Terry O'Connor 4-1)on Rrimt UV- 5-40ho 1. Lacher 6Jark Kelly IQ) 1 1-1 le Nettle (s1.4. 8Pete Kelly 1 9): -7 --142-----rn I 41 6 e'p's Lecig'u-el afiler Title- ascotitah Won the-4 Cahokia erence 4 oross-country meet 41. mtsontotlie third Athens Pete time of MEET -Itissess- turs 76; liettincer, an.

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(Color). 10; 30 -4 Pete and Gladys. 5 Concentration. 9 Parlons Francais. WEW NEWS ON HOUR 770 A.M.

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1 Liston wanted to attend 'tile World Series in New York's Yankee Stadium this week, but Witkin made him stay home cause of the possibility of being served with a committee sub- poena. I The attorney a i Liston wasn't afraid-To testjfy. 1 Liston was involved in a minor shortly before he was stopped by auto accident here Friday night Fairmount Park police, it was disclosed Tuesday. 1 A police accident report showed Cadillac side- swiped a parked car in west Pluladelphia, near the park. He arranged to pay for repairs after conferring with William A.

Clark, owner of the damaged Ye hide I I Later a park guard said he stopped a 1962 Cadillac because was traveling at an tinusually slow speed. Guard Aaron Smith said he noticed an alcohol odor Complete HUNTERS' GUIDE 1 by George Carson In the GLOBEDEMOCRAT FRIDAY, OCT. 12TH This pe eta! section is loaded with information for the hunter and fisherman. There are maps showing deer, 'quail and rabbit hunting areas plus helpful hints, possession limits and hunt. ing seasons for Midwest states.

Don't miss it. Comp lete HUNTERS' GUIDE by George Carson In the GLOBEDEMOCRAT FRIDAYg-OCT, 12TH This pe eta! section is loaded with information for the hunter and fisherman. There are maps showing deer, 'quail and rabbit hunt- ing areas plus helpful hints, possession limits and hunt- ing seasons for Midwest states. Don't miss t. IGLOBEDEMOCRAT FRIDAY, OCT.

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