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Newspaper Page TextBraves Come Reds Knock SF Out Of Top Spot ' By United Prats International How can a team look so bad against the New York Mets and so good against the National League's best pitcher? That's what Milwaukee Manag er Bobby Bragan was asking him self today after his Braves bounced back from a "lost weekend" in New York by blasting their way to a 10-2 victory over Don Drys dale and the Los Angeles Dodgers Monday night. "I guess our guys were just glad to leave that chamber of horrors in the Polo Grounds, said Bragan in explaining the manner his Braves recovered from four straight losses to the Mets. Drysdale lasted only five in nings as the suddenly aroused Milwaukee sluggers ripped the big right-hander for six runs and eight of their 13 hits at Los Angeles. Eddie Mathews clouted a three- run homer and Hank Aaron and Denis Menke chipped in with solo blasts to back up lefty Bob Hend- ley's six hit pitching. Drop Out of First The Cincinnati Reds knocked San Francisco out of first place by scoring a comeback 7-4 victory over the Giants on two-run hom ers by Jerry Lynch and Frank Robinson in the eighth inning. Jack Sanford was cruising along with a 3-1 lead when the Reds struck and handed the Giant right hander his first defeat after three straight victories. Marty Keough also homered for Cincinnati while Orlando Cepeda and Tom Haller hit solo blasts for the Giants. The Philadelphia Phillies ended the Mets' four-game winning streak, 8-6; the St. Louis Cardinals downed the Houston Colts, 5-2, and the Pittsburgh Pirates took over first place by blanking the Chi cago Cubs, 2-0, in other NL games Monday night. In the American League, Tom Cheney of the Washington Sena tors pitched a four-hit, 4-1 victory over the Los Angeles Angels and Wayne Causey batted the Kansas City Athletics to a 6-5 triumph over the Detroit Tigers. Rain washed out the Cleveland Indians- Chicago White Sox game. All oth er AL teams were idle. Mets Put Up Fight The Mets didn't surrender to the Phils without , a fight. After wasting an early 3-0 lead, they staged a three-run rally in the ninth before reliever Jack Bald- schun fanned Rod Kanehl with the bases loaded for the final out. It was a typical performance by the Mets, who stranded 12 base runners and committed three er rors. Tony Taylor knocked in three runs for Philadelphia and Frank Thomas hit a two-run hom er for the Mets. . Ray Washburn limited the Colts to seven hits and struck out eight in running his record to 3-0. Bill White and Carl Sawatskl hit solo homers for the Cards, who col lected eight of their 11 hits off loser Ken Johnson. '. The Pirates took advantage of a two-base error by Billy Williams in the sixth inning to beat the Cubs. Earl Francis was nitching a six-hit shutout when his arm tightened in the eighth inning. Bob Veale and Roy Face mopped up to preserve the shutout. SUPER DOGS On A Stick Gat Them at THE DAIRY QUEEN 1144 W. Harvard LOCKWOOD BODY Get Our Prices On Replacing That Broken Windshield Glass Repairing BODY - FENDER DENI5 Make Your Car Look Like New With A Lockwood PAINT JOB Budget Payments L0CKW00DS OR 3-4488 To Life, Clobber Dodgers 10-2 CINCINNATI'S Don Blosingame dives head first to the base just in time to avoid be ing picked off by San Francisco pitcher J'ack Sonford. Taking the throw from Sanford is Giant first baseman Orlando Cepeda. The Reds went on to dump the Giants, 7-4, to knock San Francisco out of first place in the National League. (UPI Telephoto). McKenzie's Baldridge Fires No-Hitter To Nip Drain, 4-2 Dennis Baldridge set the Drain Warriors down on a no-hitter Mon day in the Emerald League make up game to give, the McKenzie Eagles a 2-0 conference mark. Despite Baldridge's performance, the Warriors led until the sixth inning when the home team ex ploded for four runs to post a 4-2 triumph. Drain opened the scoring in the top of the second when Roger Rut ledge was hit by the pitcher, and an error on Rod Painter's bunt sent the runners to second and third. Ran Cool then sent a ground er at the McKenzie short-stop. When the ball sailed between the fielder's legs the two lead runners raced home. The Warriors held their 2-0 lead until the bottom of the sixth when the Eagles came to life. With two SPORTSMAN'S" PIGEST5 CATCH LARGEST SUNFISH MONOFILAMENT spinuin6 line If small-size sunfish rush your bait near surface, SO yOU CANT CATCH LARGER ONES BELOW, Tfly this: lengthen CAST, ADPINS SINKERS TO SINK BAIT DEEP QUICKLY. TOSS CRACKER CRUMBS or Tiny ens of bait in- TO WATER as ohum to DECOV SMALL FISH, THEN CAST REGULAR BAIT BEYOND THEM! MOTORS 19 723 S. E. Pine St. V lif SMI? on and two out Baldridge drilled a single to tie the score at 2-all. A costly error on a misjudged pop up proved Drain's downfall as Rick McMullen followed with a single to put the Eagles ahead by two. Drain outdefensed the Eagles, making only one error while the home team had four. However, the Warriors could not find the target at the plate. Baldridge suffered from control trouble, but settled down each time be was in trouble to get the side retired. The husky Eagle star struck out 12 and walked seven. Cool was tagged for the loss when the roof fell in in the sixth. The loss gives Drain a 1-1 league mark. The Warriors will host the Central Linn Cobras Friday. LINESCORE: DRAIN 020 000 02 0 1 Mckenzie ooo 004 x 4 5 4 Batteries: Drain; Cool, Smith (6) and snead. McKenzie; Bald ridge and Beckley. SKINS SIGN SPEEDSTER WASHINGTON UPI) - The Washington Redskins have an nounced the signing of speedster Leroy Jackson to. a 1963 National Football League contract. Jack son,, who can run 100 yards in 9.4, was the Skins' top draft choice last year nut was used only sparingly in the 1962 season, BOWLING WEDNESDAY WOWS Geronlmot, 41-10; Squaws. 39-21; Bells Aires, 38-21; EaQlci. 76-241 Mlnnitokas, 19-33; Crows, 10-41. COMMUNITY MocK Motors, 36. Wiley's Lefties, 32; Mil ler end Dlmmlck. 30; U-Save Stamps, 25; In dustrial Electric, 34; Quality Roofing, 23; Ktlley't (Corner, 33; KYES. 15. SUTHERLIN WINDY TEN Porter's Excavating, 3917; Umpqua Dairy WA-Wt: Cornish U-Savi. 3433; Pat's r Mit er, 31'j-21t; City Variety, 3125; Douglas County State Bank, 37'A-3lMij Barnes Fuel Oil. 23;32'j; Golden Rule, 33-33; Four Winds Beau I v Salon, 22-34; Pepsi Cola, 1244. LADIES MAJOR CLASSIC U-Save Stamps, 30; The Clothes Hamper, 26; Roy and Ren. 25; Winston Drugs. 24Vi; Falrhaveh Beauty Salon, 24; Ken Bailey In surance, 23; Wagon Wheel, 22V't; The Lariat 1 Restaurant. II. CRAZY EIGHT Flegel Transfer, 30-22; The Lucky Five, 30 23; Red Diamond Fuel, 21-24; Umpqua Dairy. 27-25; Umnqu Lion, 25-27; Valley Tailors, 24- 28; Glen end Btl''- Douglas Service, 24 28; Andarjoo Piece '-lying A, 1933. i MIXED MA.'O' CLASSIC Pennington Builders, - .' .4; M. P. Lumber,! 34-22; The Shallmar, 39-37; Mt. View Dairy, i 34-30; McKay Drugs. 25-31; Team No. 4,, 25- 31; Roseburg Bowl, 34W31Vi; Douglas Fir Printing, 19Vi-34'4 INDEPENDENT Cappy's Greenwood, 37V; Garden Valley Market. 37; Latham Wholesale, 33; Mark's No. 2, 31; Garden Valley Barber Shop, 30; Forresters, 27; Drlve-NSave Market, 2SVt! Anderson Place, 19. MOOSI FUN NO. 1 Riverside Tires, 37; P.oseburg Office Ma chines, 31; Curly Craig, 30Vi; Winston Fire Department, 30; Mock Motors, 29 Vi; M & M 1 Printers, 25; Moose Lodge, 24; Lockwood Motors, 17. FRIDAY FILLIES 1 Crary Three. 27-13; The Three Links, 25- 15; The Pin Cushions, 2416; Three Stooges, ; 2M9; Gutter Belles. 20tW9'4; Winston OII- llcs, 20-0; Gooters Three. 19-21; Friendship Three, Wi-1,-i; Team NO. 7, 16-24; Pin CulMfl, 14-26. INDIAN MERCHANTS t Perma Roofing. 2712; Chryitaltte Tile, 25- 14; Todd Building, 33-17; Ed Sines Triangle Station, 2Vt-V7i O l D Bowl, 31-18; Rose- burg Jaycees, 31-11; Pacific Power and Light, ' 20-19; Johnson end Whelchel Used Cars, 20- 19; The Oregonlan 20-19; Douglas Painting, 11-21; Southern Oregon Battery, 11-31; Sunset i Automatic Music, 18-31; Umpqua Gun Store, I 17v2iv-i; Lumbc. Sales, 17-32; Roseburg i Neon, 15-34; Latham Wholesale, 1128. I - - ROLLINO PIN I Mongramtng by Lillian, 341 1; Winston Chain Saw, W'VM'-'i; Cavalier Lodge, 28-34; Mark's School of Baton, 2725; Harris Cafe, 25lt26Vt; Coning Corp., 24-311 Roseburg Bowl, 33-30; Pepsi Cola, 11-34. ROCK AND ROLL Southern Oregor Diesel. 30; New Service Laundry, 33; Forresters. 33; World Book, 30; Pacific Power and Light, 31; Glide Chevron, 37; Irene's Beauty Salon, 26; Emblem Club, 35; Bob's Electric. 34; Montgomery Ward, 23; Dairy Queen, 31; Women of the Moos, ' 19; Valley Wholesale, 19; Junction Cafe, 17. KOFPEE KLUTCHERS American Linen 41 Vj; South Stephens Mar ket, 36; Hufham Signs, 35; R & B Market, 35; Roseburg Lumber, IWu The Pood Marl, 21; Dudes Gun Shop, 31; Rlcketfs Music, II. COMMERCIAL M.P. Lumber, 31; Knights of Columbus, 38; Luth Building, 77; U. S. Plywood, 35; Umpqua Paving, IVhi Winston 99, 21; J. C. Penney', 21 j Piyless Gas, HMt. AIR RESEARCH Turbo Charger DIESEL INJECTION SERVICE 1750 N.I. SUphtnt OK 3-4154 Liston-Patterson To Fight June 27 LAS VEGAS, Ncv. (UPI) Pro moter Al Bolan is completing ar rangements here today for the re turn Sonny Liston-Floyd Patter son heavyweight title fight to be staged at the Las Vegas Conven tion Center, June 27. Champion Listen of Chicago and ex-champ Patterson of Yonk- ers, N.Y., have agreed to the site and the date, Bolan said after his arrival in the gambling me tropolis by plane from New York Monday night. Now, the promoter of Champion ships Sports, Inc., needs only to fix terms with Las Vegas promo ters Jack Doyle and Mel Greb for sharing their license to pro mote in Nevada. It's understood that approval of Nevada's five-man Athletic Com mission will be almost automatic because the World Boxing Asso ciation already sanctioned the re turn fight when It was originally scheduled for Miami Beach, April 10. An injury to Liston's left knee caused the postponement and site shift. WOMEN'S CLASSIC Mononmlng by Lllllin, 33: Rov O. Ywjna and Son, ; LiVert's Beauty Salon, 3V; Falrhaven Cleanftri, Vi Samco, 37; Slato Farm Mutual, 37: Bergh'i Appliance, 30: Lunch Bowl, U. INDUSTRIAL Piano Roll Inn, 3334; Cardinal Tlra Serv ice, 30-3; Elk!, 3C-36; Roseburg Motors, 30 36; The Food Mart, 39-17; Bamboo House, zyz; Erv't plying a, 22y; sayre voiKswag. on, 1,07. PIN DUSTER Clark's Studio, 34: Bob's Trophy Sales. 11; Curtis Brothers Furniture, 33; Ken's Clean ers, 31: Pennlngtw Builders, 37: Chapman's pnarmacy, 37; Roseburg Lanes, 31; wels- field Jewelers, 31 MOOSE FUN NO. 3 Walt's Towing, 34; KRNR, 33: Saleway, 3B; Electric Motor Service, 37; Town and Country Realty, 36; Byrc"s Market, 34; Roseburg Lumber, 31; Rural Fire Department, la. SUTHERLIN JUNIOR City Variety, 7-; Sutherlln Tire. M-JOj Porter's Excavating, 53-44; Tllley Loaofna, 53-44; Four Winds Bawl, 50-46. SUTHERLIN 'MERCHANTS Scallon Insurance. 35; Gllkeson's Chevron, 33; Torrov Hardware, 35; MIH Market. 35: Cornish U-Save, 34; Bide-A-Wea Cafe, 33: auinernn auio pans, iy. INDIAN CHARTER Amann's Flying A, 34; Frank and Bob's Flying A, 37; Timber Room, 34W; Melrose Store, 30A; Melrose Dairy, 30: Douglas Cut ters, 37Vt; Atfarbury Ceramic Tile, 33: Gene Parr's Union, 30',? TOKETfE Ellison's U-Drlvo. 37yi-ia-f; Frank and Bob's Flying A, 31-35; Max's Chevroledles, 30'i.3SVi; Douglas Inn, 30-36; Glnder's Signal Service, 37-39; Umpqua Dairy, 35-31; Rose- nrra Motel, 74-37, Turn Around Inn, 19-37. TUESDAY TRIBE M.P. Lumberetles, 34: Drlve-N-Sava Mark et, 31; Collins Construction, 390 Tom Tom Restaurant, 75; Meadow Brook Dairy, 34; Winston Cleaners, 33Vn Roseburg Volunteer pira uoparimeni 71; Winston Dairy Queen, iv; Lainam wnoi:saie, istj; Neccni Eina, 15. THE TELCO BELLES Yellow Pages, 34; Timber Tones, Xi Busy Signals, 39; Three Coins, 39; DA's, 39; T . C's, 37; Hon Pubs. 74; Dial Tones, 30. JUNIOR CLASSIC Roseburg Printing, 34; B & B Supply. 31; Anderson Markel 30; Plerca Freight, 37; A w Root oer 74; umpqua Dairy, 771 Snappy Service, 31; AAcAlllster Construction, iy. R0SEBUR8 TIMBER Independent Tractor, 35; Zuck's Rodlafer Service, 34; Harrison's Flying A, X: King Louie Shirts, 37: Toser's Sheet 7etal, 31; Tenmlla Store, 37: Barlow Electric, 34; stricxiing-snon insurance, le. KILL TOPPERS Slg Fett, 33; Fugene Veneer, 30; welgh mesters, 37; Mouern Floor Covering, 36; Curtis Brothers Furniture, 35; Roseburg Cabs, 34; Keystone Machlna, 33; Round prairie Lumper, 20. Fight Rajsulta By Unittd Prt International SYDNEY (UPI) Reg Hayes, 157-V4, Australia, stopped Sam Wheeler, 157, Australia (12) (won vacant Australian middleweight line). MONTREAL (UPI) Bob Cler oux, 207, Canada, knocked out Tony Hugnes, 210, Cleveland (5) HOLLYWOOD, Calif. (UPI) Manny Linson, 121, Tijuana, Mex ico, stopped Eddie Santos, 122, Las Cruces, N.M. (5). for Tha Finest In WEDDING INVITATIONS and ANNOUNCEMENTS Cu M M PRINTERS Olcllll MH1 We are heading for Pendleton as this is written, to bowl in the Men's State Tournament, our 14th con secutive State Tournament. Which means the "column" will be lack ing some of the week's news, and we'll have a bit of space on hand. So why not take a look into the immediate future, to see what's on the menu for the year-round bowl ers. As the winter leagues begin to fold their tents, we have to find some other places to keep the ball rolling. All bouses in this associ ation have plans under way for summer fun and health. We'll give you a list, and you can take your choice. Indian Lanes: Monday night three-man teams; Tuesday night, two-gal teams; Wednesday night Scotch Doubles; Thursday nights, four-member mixed teams; Friday night two-man teams, Petersen Points, 360 maximum; Friday AM four-gal teams; Wednesday, AM Juniors; and Thursday AM four-gal housewives. Roseburg Bowl: Monday night, four-women teams; Wednesday, parent-child all sponsored league; Tuesday night Scratch Doubles, four game, two-man, 360 pin limit, two winners get spot in Profes sional Pro - Am; match game Elimination, 175 up and 174 down, each winner paid into the Pro Am; Thursday night, Mixed doubles and Sunday night Best Ball. Four Winds Bowl: Monday, 7 p.m., three-member mixed Juniors, and at 8:30. three-man handicap; Tuesday, three-gal handicap league and men s two-man scratcn dou bles. Petersen point scoring, max imum to be decided lator; Thurs day, Parent-Junior league; Friday and Wednesday. Mixed Foursomes, And while we talk about tne tour Winds Bowl, there is a brand new manager at Sutherlln. Herb Reed formerlv manager of the Fairfield Lanes in Eugene and familiar in Central Oregon for years, took over last week. Herb invites you to join his many friends. We have an abbreviated list of league toppers due to early prep aration of this column, bumernn Merchants, Earl Plueard 237613; 240617, his first 600; Timber, had six 600 sets, Craig Short 263619, McClure-Wright Set For TV Bout NEW YORK (UPI) Pfc. Wilbert (Skeeter) McClure and Teddy Wright, two American middle weight contenders just back from Europe, will meet in a nationally televised 10-rounder at the Toledo (Ohio) Sports Arena Saturday night. Unbeaten McClure of Toledo and the U.S. Army has been stationed in Europe since last October. He outpointed West In dian Gomeo Brennan at Madison Square Garden in October just be fore his departure for Germany. The 23-year-old McClure. the 1960 Olympic light middleweight champion, is favored at 11-5 be cause of his 13 straight profes sional victories since he turned professional in 1961. Six of his wins were on knockouts. McClure Is ranked ninth among middleweight 160 pounders by the World Boxing Association. Wright, fighting out of New York, is a veteran who turned profes sional in 1954. He returned last week from a European campaign that started in mid-October. In six bouts over there he scored four knockouts, lost one decision and had one draw. Wright is ranked eighth among junior mlddleweights (Im pounders). The week s boxing scneauie in cludes: TUESDAY: New York (Sunny- side) Grey Gavin vs. Danny Gar cia. Sacramento, Calif. Ray Asia vs. Rudy Corona. WEDNESDAY: Erie, l'a. uenc Toran vs. Wesley Kidd. THURSDAY: Philadelphia Ben ny Briscoe vs. George Carter. FRIDAY: Los Angeles (Olym pic) Tony Valentl vs. David Reed SATURDAY: Toledo, Arena Wilbert (Skeeter) McClure vs. Ted Wright (TV). NaaMB a radio presentation of PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY told by NELSON OLMSTED MON. WED. FRI. KQEN KYES 5:05 pm 12:30 pm ! II i Merle Fitzgerald 214-616, Denny Spires 211412, Jack Horn 228 609, and HoKe Jensen 236 603. Minnehaha, Penny Ryerson 220 483; Dizzy Dames, Shirley Stier 213-215572; Classic, Jo Cornutt with a stairstep 200-203-206609; Koffee Klutcher, Vi Aquiso 207-216 590, Vera Crabaugh 225;' and To ketec, Alma McAllister 220577. Scores that anyone could be stuck up about: Bill Winston 246, Ruth Winston 214, Jack Hilbert 248, Al Greer 247, Frank Brundage 258, Dolly Spancake 204, Emmy Handy 203, Betty Zuck and Madelyn Wa ters 209s, and Hazel Chamberlain 207. Betty Denny had duplicate 170s, Lorraine Smith 152s, Doris Steele 147s, Georganna Payne 139s, and Anita Ashley 105s. Rail splitters: 6-7-10 Corky Brew er; 4-7-10 Virginia Linderman; 6-7 Carl Dunn and Margaret Dunn; 3-7 Pat Neeley; 4-9 Carmen Donovan; 5-8-10 Vera Crabaugh; 2-5-10 Liz Boyd; 5-7 Lou Yundt, Doris Mc Williams, Marg Dunn; 5-10 Ann Po land, Carolyn Wells, Irene Roden burg, Liz Boyd, Joan Young and George Williams. But here's the real toughies: Betty Zuck a 4-6-10, Nancy True the 8-10 and Dixie Hatcher a 2-4-9-10. Movie Showtima Tuesday, April 33, 1943 INDIAN THEATRE floors open 6:45. Com plele show at 7:15. "To Kill Mocking bird" al 7:45 enly STARLITE DPIVE-IN-Re-opens Thursday night CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutherlln) Box office opens at 6:45. Show at 7:00. "No torious Landlady" also "Escape From Zah raln" Wednesday, April 14, 1911 INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 6:45. Com plete show at 7:15. Walt Disney's "Miracle of the While Stallions" at 7:45 only STARLITE DRIVE-IN Re-opens Thursday night CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutherlln) Box office opens al 6:45. Show al 7:00. "walk ing My Baby Back Home" and "We'll Bury You" CLOSED MON-TUE-WED 7T. start THUR! EDMFERBER eunnWlfWI BBO.WllNCIlCOLOa) ELISABETH ROCK JAMES TAYUDR HUDSON DEAN cuSoLvm- eiauymu ,, CO-HIT: Eieiry pice )j go ywll l fteating afcoul tab .tatbm...T.WMltoTtaUi, rrauWARNIR BROS. ucmwcouM'Q Tha followlnf rattle and television proi rami art printed as a traa public service for News-Kavlew reoden. All program llstlnje are published as received (rem Hie respective stations. Tha News Review does net accept rasponilBllltv fas variation from original schedule! furnished this newspaper. KPIC-TV Ch. 4 CHANNEL 2 ON CABLE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7-ftV-Tortay 1:00 Two Early l:45Yoga For Health t:15Ed TV Tuei through Frl) :3-Pl8V Your Hunch Color 10:CO-Prlco l Right-Color 1 0 : 30 Concent rot Ion 11:00 Your Flnt tmpreiilon Color 11:30 Truth or Consiqutncei 11:55 Day Report 13:00 Ben Jtrrod 13:35 New) 13:30 The Doctor. 1:00 t-orttts Young KBES-TV Ch. 5 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 1:00 Captain Kangaroo f:00 Calendar f:30 I Love Lucy tO:00-The McCOr-t tO: 30 Pete and Gladys 'l:00-Love Of Life 11:34-CBS Newt 11:30 Search For Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light 13i00-Collage of tha Air 13:30 Al The World Turni 1:00 Peitword 1:30-House Party 3:00 To Tell The Truth 3: 34-Newt KOIN-TV Ch. 6 CIANNEL 83 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7:00 American Economy 7:30 Wtef'etr Forecast 7:35-Cartoon Time 1:00 Captain KangarM 9:00-Calendar 9:301 Love Lucy 10:00 The McCoys ID:30-Pefe and Gladys ll:00-Lovt Ot Lite 11:30-Seerch For Tomorrow H.jW.it(1irig Ltjhf 13:0O-Newr KEZITV Ch. 9 CHANNEL 6 ON CABLE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 11:00 For Your Information (Tuet) 11:00 Frontiers In Sclencu (Wed.) 11:30 sever. Kays 13:00 Tonnesiee Ernlt Ford 13:30 Father Knows Bett , 1:00 General Hospital 1:30 E TV 3:00 day w Court 3:30 Jrw Wyman RADIO PROGRAM KRNR U90 KC. 18-Hr Progrommlng I KQEN 1240 KC. 6 A.M. to Mldnl9ht KYES 950 KC. Dawn To Dusk CBS Network music, newi, weather! ABC Network music newt, weather! Independent muslc,.'.nawj, weather. Tuei., Apr. 23, 1963 Tha Seattle Tops Vancouver By Unlttd Prtss International Seattle, winner of the Western Hockey League's Northern Divi sion, finds ou. its opponent in the finals tonight when San Francisco meets Portland. The Totems Monday night iced the Northern Division crown by putting on ono of their most blis tering displays of the season in the rubber game of the best-of-scven series against Vancouver. Seattle pushed five goals through the net in the final stanza to pile up an 8-2 decision. The great Seattle veteran, Guy le Fielder, who missed the sixth game because of illness, came back to hit a goal and two as sists. Defenseman Gord Sinclair Tonight "NOTORIOUS LANDLADY" Jock Lemon Kim Novak Fred Astaire plus Yul Brynner "ESCAPE FROM ZAHRAIN" Box office opens at 6;45 Show starts at 7:00 THRU the HELL OF WAR and the CRUSHING MIGHT of GEN. PATTON'S 3rd ARMY . for a prize greater than victory! . is) M "arts Wed gffiBBBlR ENDS TONITE: t3pji ( 'cHXICOLO SrtTAYLOR uin l:30-You Oor't Say , 3:00 Match Game 3:35 Afternoon Report1 2:10 Moke Room tor Daddy (Mon-Wid.) 2:30Be My Guett (Tuei & Thurt) 2:30 Gov't Kitchen (Frl) 3:00 TV home Journal Mon. only) 3:15--Social Security (Mon only) 3:30 Wire Service (Mon only) 3:30 spectator Me1lr.ee (Tuts-Frl) 4:30 Lono Ranger .5:00 Copt. Shipwreck TUESDAY 5:30 Qulctc Drnw McGraw 4:00 North we it Newt a:15-Huntley-Brlnkley 6:30 Teen Date 7: 00-Lloyd Bridget 2:30 Jant Wyman 3:00 Secret Slorm 3:30 Edge f Night 4:0OAmcrkan Bandltand 4:30-DlKOvery '63 4:54 American Newntand TUESDAY 5:00-Sky King 5:30 Quick Draw McGraw e:00-Your TV Weatherman 4:05 Channel i Report :15-CBS Naw Wllh Waller Cronklta i:-The Deputy 7:00 Paiiword 7:30 Marihull Dillon :0O Lloyd Bridget I: JO-Red SKellon 12:05 HI, Neighbor 13:30-At The World Turns 1:00 KOIN Kitchen 1:30 House Party 3: 00-To Tell The Truth 2:30-The Millionaire 3:00 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge Of Night 4:00 Cartoon Or cut 4:15 Early Show 1:45 Newtcene 4:1S-Walter Cronklle TUESDAY 4:30 Hong Kong 7:30 Marthal Dillon l:00-4.leyd Bridge. Snow 3:00 Queen For A Day 3:30 Open House 4:00 American Bandttind 4:30 Discovery 1:00 Jack's Kertoon Clubhouse 4:30 Mickey Mouse TUESDAY 4:0O-Newt Nlnt 4:15-Newt 4:30 Oengernvrt 7:00 Men Wltnout Cun 7:30-Combat 1.30 Hawai:vi Eyej 9.30 Untouchartet Newt - Review, Roseburg, Ore. 7 For Northern WHL Title also sizzled with a pair of goals and an assist. Other Seattle snipers were Bill MacFarland, Jim Powers, Gerry Leonard, Bob Barlow and Bob Sabourin. Vancouver's tallies were registered by Bob McCusker and Dave Duke. Lenny Carr Organist-Pianist Vocalist - Nightly At The Umpqua Lounge PALMER curt JURGENS 7:30 Laramie 1:30 Empl-a M0-Dlck Powell -10:30-Chel Huntley Reporting 11:0O-Report . . Tonight-Color WEDNESDAY 5:30-Yogl Bear o:00-Norfhwest Newt :i5-HimtleyBrinkiey 4:30 Henewey :00 Muilc Go Round 7:30 Virginian Color 00 Perry Como- Color ' 10:00 Eleventh Hour 11:00 Report 11H5-TBA 11:J0 TonlBht 9:30 Jack Benny 10:00 Garry Moore 11:00ABC Newt Final 11:15 Report to the Peoplt WEDNESDAY 5: 00-Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Yogi Bear fi:00 Your TV Weatherman 4:05 Channel 5 Report 4:15 Welter Cror.Klte Wllh tha Newt 4:30 Hlllbllllet 7:00 O nl k Harriet 7:30Wagon Train 1:30 Going My Way '. 9:30 Dick Van Dyke lO:00-Ned City 1 1:00-ABC Newt Final 1: 30-Red Skoltort Hour 9:30 Jeck Benny Program 10:00- Garry Moore Show . llrOO-Nlghftcene I1:15-Heppy Time 11:30 Johnny Staccato WEDNESDAY 4:30-Calns Hundred 7:30-Portralt 1:00 World Accent l:30-Doble GIUH t:0O-Beverly Hillbillies t:30-Dick van Ovko Show 10:00-Clrcle Thsaler. 11:00 Nlghtscen 11:15 Sea Hawk I0:30-c:oet Up 11:00 ABC Newt Final 11:15 News 9 Final WEDNESDAY 4:00-Newt Nino 4:15 News 4:30 Country Show 7:00 Beverly Hillbillies 7:30 Wagon Train 8:30 Going My Way 9:?0-Oui Man Hlgglnt lfi:00-Naked City 11:00 ABC Newt Final 11:15 News 9