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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1942—FIFTEEN
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JEAN TENNYSON
SUZANNE STEN
STELLA ANDREVA
WILLIAM HAIN
ROBERT WEEM
OEORGE SEBASTIAN, Conduetor
end SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Louise Suggs Defeats
Ellamae Williams, 1 Up
Rogers’ 16 Points
Help Stillwater Win
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later. Now Frank Kovacs, the troupe’s
big attraction, has twisted a ligament.
Sooners Have
Last Laugh
NORMAN, Jan. 21.—(P__There
; west conference basketball game of
, the season Tuesday night to an in-
: spired University of Texas team, 58-
there HEjS-
OUTK.OD!
Ponca City Millers
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I words but a member of his East-West
Spomorod by
Crlanrtr Corporation
of Amtrica
Mast of the accredited experts say
the tour has evolved
WKY—Harold Bett,
KOMA-H Fivers
KTOK—News
KOCY-News
KOCY Plaza Finsime
12115 WKI—Merit serenaders
KOMA—Landi Trio
KTOK—Between the
Bookends
The Bethany highschool quintet
fired a basket barrage that burled
Foster, 38 to 24, at Bethany Tuesday
night.
SECOND WE'LL
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Halftime Score—Texas 27, Baylor is.
Oinclals—Shunatona and Hayes.
IRENE RICH
Irene Rich will bring you an-
other chapter of Dear John"
at 10 o’clock tonight.
EDDIE CANTOR
Eddie Cantor will turn swash-
buckler for a guest star tilt with
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., on the
"Time to Smile" program tonight
at 8100. Also on the guest list
is Carlos Romeros, young opera
tenor.
than there is to light a cigaret with
a $10 bill.
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NBC Red network program, station WKY
will broadcast another Thin Man adven-
ture, Eddie Cantor, District Attorney and
Kay Kyser.
PAULS VALLEY, Jan. 21.—(Spe-
cial.)—The Pauls Valley basketball
teams won a doubleheader here Tues-
day afternoon in a benefit for the
infantile paralysis fund.
In the opener, Pauls Valley defeated
Stratford, 35-32. The Panther Junior
highschool boys nosed out Chickasha.
13-12.
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TONIGHT’S CAST
••inelndee famons Mara from the Met.
ropolitan and the Chicage Civie Opera
Companies.
Missouri Valley and big aix i
about the same area, draw their
terial from the same sources.
ANN ARBOR. Mich., Jan. 21 — (P,
—Cancellation of the University of
Michigan s southern springs tours,
scheduled for the spring holidays, was
versity of Oklahoma baseball player, announced Tuesday by Athletic Direc-
"Herb Pennock’s statement will keep tor.Fritz Crisler. The Michigan base-
—                                      pall. and tennis teams were slated
io go south for competition between
April 10 and 20.
TONIGHT
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primed to call Perry many unfash-
ionable names. Perry’s sense of hu-
mor curdled quickly, and for weeks
the boys have been feuding in
earnest.
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.GUTHRIE, Jan. 21— (Special—
Btillwater highschool continued its un-
beaten basketball way in the Northern
conference Tuesday night, beating
Guthrie, 29 to 25, in an overtime
game. The score was 25-25 at the
end of the regular game. Stillwater’s
fine guard. Skinny Rogers, hit 16
points for the victors.
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Pennock, manager of the Red Sox’s
minor league farms, was quoted at
Kennett Square, Pa., as saying that
Layton was "in no way signed or af-
filiated in any way with the Boston
Red Sox nor has he ever received any
money from our organization."
Allen questioned Layton’s eligibi-
ity in a long-distance exchange with
Oklahoma officials as an outgrowth
of the case of Gerald Tucker, sopho- |
more basketball star who was de- l
dared ineligible for this semester
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5 30—Good Morning
5 45— Sunrise Roundup
5 50—First Edition
5 55-Sunrise Roundup
6:08- Markets
6:15—Black-Draught Program
5 30-Garrett‛s Snuff Varieties
2 45—Nutrena Time
7 00—NBC Skelly-Utley
7 15-News While Ir3 Neu*
7 30—Superior Wiggins Hollow Folks
< 45—A to 2
7 155--Program Preview
B 00—Griffin Musical Clock
8 15—MACA Ycast Program
8 30—Hymns of Praise
8 45-Brown‛s Time for Charm
J 00—NBC Bess Johnson
9:15—NBC Bachelor s Children
9 30—Cain > Vaughn De Leath
q? 45-NBC Road of Life
10:00—NBC Marv Marlin
10 15-NBC Risht to Happlness
10 30—NBC Lone Journey
10-45—NBC David Harum
J! 00—News While t‛s News
1! 15—Karen Kerr
11 20— Musical Moment*
11 30—tight of the World
11 45— Mystery Man
the shooting was in earnest and
missed some fine tennis.
Come what may, the tour will con-
The standings, jumbled by the un
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nr. Pepper’s new show — “The
10-2-4 Ranch" _ starring Dick
Foran. Time: 5:15 p. m.
KTOK- Farm and Homi
KOCY—- Mayfair Medley
1145.WKY—Mystery Man
KOMA—Vocal Varieties
KOCY—KOCY Presents
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12 00—Harold Betts
13 15-Merit Feed Serenaders
12 30—Melodies
12 38— Markets
12 45—NBC War News
1 00—Dance Time
1 15—Aunt Susan
130--—- Preston
J 45—Folger‛s Judy and Jane
2 00-NBC Against the Storm
2 15—NBO Ma Perkins
2:30—NBC Pepper Young’s Family
2:45—NBC Vic and Sade
3 00—NBC Backstage Wife
3 15—NBC Stella Dallas
3 30—NBC Lorenzo Jones
9 45—NBC Widder Brown
4 :00—NEC When " Gfr) Marries
4 15—NBC Portia Faces Lift
4:30—skirvln Hour
4 45 NBC Vagabonds
5 00—News While It's News
5 13 — Mee the Band
5:25- NBC Press Radio News
5:30—.ack Armstrong
5 45- NRC Three Sons
That is the public’s steady re-
fusal to accept the enterprise as the
THAN*TO
FRANK D.CROOKSTON,
LOS ANGELES
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38, and dropped to co-leadership of
the league with the University of Ar-
kansas.
Jumping John Hargis, sophomore
tip-in artist, paced Jack Gray’s crew
to its third triumph in five starts.
The Nacogdoches lad counted 21
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“-really great momenta in musia»
Walter Winchell, Daily Mirror.
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“A well-voiced Mn brough radi. wome.
thins H ha long meeded." Norman
Siegel, Cleveland Press.
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to the mans of listeners." Bob Grey, Com.
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6:20 KOMA—Oklahoma Farm
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6:25 KOMA—Musical Clock
6130 WKY—Garrett’s
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6:45 WKY—Nutrena Timo
7 A. M.
WKY—VII«y
KOMA—Rev E F Webber
KTOK— News
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quiet for awhile
THE towering Californian will re-
I main in sick bay for two to three
weeks and he certainly is no asset
sitting in the stands. Thompson re-
cruited Gene Mako from the old sol-
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Skirvin Tower Hotel
_________________ Missouri Valley. In deciding to allow
j 20 more cities in addition to the orig- freshmen to compete in varsity ath-
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the decision for them.
EDMOND, Jan. 21— (Special.)-
The Edmond Central basketball team
defeated Union City. 39-21, here Tues-
day night to win its fifth straight
Canadian Valley conference game
Tommy Eaves was high point man,
Price, Ken
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BOSTON, Jan. 21 — (P)— After spot-
ting the Boston Bruins a pair of goals,
the New York Rangers pulled into a
first place National Hockey league tie
by overtaking the Stanley cup cham-
pions for a 4-3 victory Tuesday night
Plaxtime before a capacity crowd of 14 900 at
renaders the Boston Garden.
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a loud laugh—horse variety—from
Lester Layton Tuesday when word ar-
rived that Herb Pennock had denied a
charge by Dr. F. C. Allen, University
of Kansas basketball coach, that Lay-
diers’ home to bat for Perry and
has revived Les Stoeffen to sub for
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These mishaps, annoying and costly , inal 78. But the future doesn’t hold
as they seem, still don’t approximate much promise and the red ink prob-
| another worry with which Thompson ably, will flow on and on, a fact which
would discourage anyone less brave
than the child genius, who at last
1 reports was down to his $6,000,000.
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of their interconference squabbling is
almost as important as the league
competition itself—Drake vs. Iowa
State. Missouri vs. Washington (old-
est football rivalry west of the Mis-
sissippi river), Oklahoma vs. Oklaho-
ma A. and M. It would never do for
one conference to hate too much of
an advantage over the other, and
that’s exactly the situation now that
the M. V’s are ready to play freshmen
without a year’s acclimation.
Let us assume that young Algernon
Flddlespaddle. an excellent football
player from mid-Oklahoma, is trying
to decide where he shall submit him-
self to higher education. Al knows
the draft will tap him sooner or later
but figures he may as well go to col-
lege to while away the hours until the
main business starts.
By JACK GUENTHER
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.—(UP)—
-N Alexis Thompson, the Yale
grad who celebrated 1941 by
dropping $50,000 on the Phila-
delphia Eagle football team, is
off to a flying start in 1942 and
if the public continues to ignore
his new professional tennis
troupe the chances are bright
that he will succeed in doubling
his losses within the year.
The newest of the pro barnstorming
tours, which started out as a fool
proof venture only a few weeks ago.
has developed Into a gilt-edged lia-
bility. Mr. Thompson failed to reckon
with the fates, the elements and the
temperments of the men he hired, so
at the moment red ink is sloshing
about his ledgers and the boys are
ready to start bailing.
To date, the Thompson tour has
encountered more setbacks than the
Italian navy.
Fred Perry injured a nerve in his
right arm the night the show opened
in Madison Square Garden and was
out of action five days. A siege of
zero weather killed the gate receipts
four nights in a row a short time
Center Olen Riggs was high for the
winners with 15 points, while Ted
Griffin and Stan Payne slapped the
strings for 10 apiece.
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gently. The tour is conducted on a
strict cash and no carry basis. Each
THE grandma-ish Big Six confer-
I ence representatives, who some-
times have trouble getting four from
two plus two, have been saved from
making one vital decision. For the
expected entry of Mako and Stoef- R. r . c .
fen. are surprisingly enough topped by DY Eamond Central
Master Robert Riggs, the cocky little ;
guy who only a few months ago was
being roundly berated as one of the
John Doe is remaining skeptical—
and at home. Mr. Average Fan
firmly believes the venture is nicely
fixed.
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high point man, hitting 10 points.
Moore Prprpiantg Hich_c2n
Tonight
6:09—NBG Fred waring
6:15—NE War News
6:30—NBC Caribbean Nights
5.15— Any Bonds Today
. 00— NBC Adventures of the Thin
Man
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a; Attorney
10:00—Dear John
10:15—45th Division News
10 20—Allen Rgth
10:20-News While Il'» News
1? i—NBG Program
11:00—NBC Press Radio News
11:98— NBC Music for Everyone
NBC Beasley Smith
11 So—NBC Press Radio News
PUNTA GORDA, Fla., Jan. 21.-(P)
—Louise Suggs of Lithia Springs, Ga.,
it was Texas’ ball game from the proved her championship caliber
time Les Croucher banged in a field Tuesday in wlnnng the annual Punta
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’ | the second successive year.
She defeated plucky Ella Mae Wil-
liams of Chicago, 1 up. In a thrill-
packed 37-hole contest.
The Big Six meetings have not al-
ways, been marked by their brilliance
o but here the handwriting on the wall
। is too plain to be missed.
Conference
6:30 WK— Carribbean
Nights
KOMA Kev Thompson
* Be on hand for a good time
when the bugler rails another
Plantation Party together at
7:30 tonight.
! points, five more than Dwight Parks.
Baylor’s loop-leading scorer who
boosted his conference total to 69
' points by counting 16.
At one stage, Perry flatly quit, but
I was hauled back by the scruff of his
contract. But the fans didn’t believe
Barbara Hale shows here
how the bowler stands on the
approach with shoulders
squared at the pins. The ball
is held between the shoulders
and waist. The howler is re-
laxed.
man is paid only for the number of
matches he wins and there is no more j
LIFEBUOY
HEALTH SOAP
AUSTIN, Jan. 21.--(P)—Baylor‛s i
boisterous Bears lost their first South-
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PONCA CITY. Jan. 21.-<Special.)
The Ponca City Millers edged out
the Ponca City Conoco Oilers in A
city championship basketball game
here, 36-32. The Millers took a 22-17
lead at half time and were never in
danger after that time.
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MIAMI, Jan 21.—(A)_Wile Dav
New York apprentice who was up on i
17 winners at the recent Tropical park
meeting, suffered a possible fracture
of a bone in his right foot Tuesday as
his mount, the favored Jezebel II. fin*
ished out of the money in the Little
River purse at Hialeah. Day suttered
the injury as the horses broke from
their starting gate but kept Jezebel II
in contention most of the way.
The mile and a furlong race for
mares and fillies was won by Belle
Poise. Two lengths to the rear was
W. C. Winfrey's One Jest. Third went
to H. P. Headley's Pet.
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WKY- New,
KAMA-Kale. Smith Speaks
KTOK—Andrini Conti-
nentals
KOCY— News
11:05 KOCY-Music Mart
11il.WK¥-Karen Kerr
KOMA--Big Sister
,KTOK—Jean Cavall
11:20, WKY—Musieal
Moments
11:30, WKY—-Licht of the
World
KOMA—Woman'! Page of
the Air
KOCY Nevi
7:05 KOCY Say It with
Music
7:15 WKY—New.
KTOK Ross Sisters
। 7:30 WKY—Wiggin* Hollow
Folk*
KOMA—News
KTOK—Texas Jim Robert-
son
KOCY Minutes and Musle
7:45 WKY—A to Z
KOMA Mrs Tucker s
Smile Program
KTOK—The Man Next
Door
7:An KOMA—HI Flyerg
7 55 KTOK—News
8 A. M.
WKY—Musical Clock
KOMA-New*
KTOK-Breakfast Club
KOCY News
8:05 KOCY—Minute* and
Musle
R:1K WKY—Yeast Program
KOMA Ave Marie Hour
8:30 WKY- Hymns nt A||
Praise
Invitation to the
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KOCY Console Rflectiona
8:45WKY—Time for Charm
KOMA Moment Musicale
KOCY-Vocal Variety Hour
9 A. M.
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KTOK- Thrifty Ads
KOCY-News
9:05 KOCY-X-111-1
9:15 WKY—Baehelor’a
Children
KOMA—Mert and Margo
KTOK—Helen Heitt
9:80 WKY— Vaughn Do
Leath
KOw A — Stepmother
KTOK -House In the
Country
KOCY—Name the Band
9:4K WKY—Road of LIU
KOMA— Woman of Couraze
KTOK -String Trio
10 A. M.
WKY- Mary Marlin
KOMA—Mary Lee Taylor
KTOK—Richard Kant
KOCY -News
in:nt KOCY—Interlude
10:15 WKY—Right to
Happiness
KOMA The Man I Married
KTOK—Newa
KOCY BBC News
loan WKY—Lone Journey
KOMA—Carmen Cavellero’a
Orch.
KTOK—Prescott Presents
KTOK —Mid-Morn Ing
Matinee
10248.WKY-Davl Harum
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Will he choose O. U., where under
present conditions he must wait a
year to strut his stuff in public? Or
will he choose the Aggies and be a
flash right off? All too many times
the Algernons will look toward the
Missouri Valley school, since what
Point is there in spending a year pre-
paring for an intercollegiate compe-
tition which. in this changing world
may never come?
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KTOK -News
4:80 WKY—Skirvln Hour
KOMA—To Be Announced
KTOK—Flying Patrol
KOCY- Karen Kerr s
Matinee
4:15 WKY—-Mile-o-Dimes
KOMA—Scat tergood
Balnea
KTOK—Wayne Van Dyne
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WKY—News
KOMA Nr us
KTOK —Adventure Stories
KOCY News
8:05 KOCY Jim Jam Jive
5:15 WKY—Dr. Pepper
KOMA -Hedda Hopper’s
Hollywood
_ KTOK Secret City
8:30 WKY—Jack Armstrong
KOMA—Sport.
KTOK—Just Relax
8:35 KOMA—Dance Music
5:43 WKY—Sport.
KOMA—Washington Merry
Go Round
KTOK-Tom Mix
Straightshooter*
KOCY-Ted Andrew*
6P. M.
WKY—Fred Waring’s
Orchestra
KOMA—Amo* ‛n‛ Andy
KTOK—Easy Aces
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Sporting club broke thenews‛tobeWehsser"sacagers.easily triumphed
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lahoma Six conference basketball
clash here Tuesday night, 36 to 13.
to stay a full game ahead of their
tinue to May 5. Thompson now is
, trying to get back the initial $100,000
| he tossed into the pot and has booked
NORMAN. Jan. 21.—(Special.)—
After taking the lead at the half,
Moore couldn’t hold on, losing to Uni-
versity high of Norman, 26-17 here
Tuesday night. Kenneth Price was
incentive for a player to blow a point! nearest foe in the conference.
It was the eighth victory in 10
games for the Warriors and their fifth
[ conference triumph in six starts.
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7 P. M.
WKY—Adventure* of the
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KoMA .Meet Mr Meek
KTOK—Quit Kids
KOCY- News
7:05 KOCY—Interlude
7:15 KOCY -Del dourtney’s
Orchestra
7:80 WKY—Bugler Party
KOMA—Doctor Christian
KTOK—Manhattan at
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KOCY—The Shining Hour
7155 KOMA—Blmer Davis and
the News
8P. M.
WKY—Eddie Canter
KOMA—Fred Allen
KTOK-Basin Street
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KOCY News
R:05 KOCY—Interlude
$:15 KOCY-Paul V McNutt
8:30) WKY— Mr. Distriet
Attorney
KICK Max Singer
KOCY Adventures in
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9 P. M.
WKY— Ka, Knar's
Orehsura
KOMA lenn Miller'n
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13130 WKY— Melodies
KOMA—Foreign Corre-
spondents' Report
KTOK—Riddle of Life
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12:40 WKY—Market.
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KOMA—Gypsy Caravan
KTOK—Newt
KOCY—Cattle of Melody
1 P. M.
WKY—Dance Time
KOMA—Young Dr. Malone
KTOK—Vincent Lopez's
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KOCY-News
1:05 KOCY-Interlude
1:13 WKY—Aunt Suan
KOMA—Joyce Jordan
KOCY--OklahomA City
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1:3 WKY—Lew Pre.ton
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KTOK—U. S Army
KOCY -Song of the Island
1:48 WKY—Jud' and Jane
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KTOK—In Care of Aggie
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KOCY—Twentieth Century
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2 P. M.
WKY—Against the Storm
KOMA—Afternoon Medita-
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KTOK—Orphans of Divorce
KOCY-News
2:05 KOCY-A* You Like It
3:15 WKY—Ma Perkins
KOMA—Bob Hannon. Songs
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2:30 WKY—Pepper Young's
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KTOK--John's Other Wife
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KOMA—News and Sports
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1 10:05 KOCY Terry Shand's
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10:15 WKY—45th Division
News
KOMA—Alvino Rey’s
Orchestra
KTOK- Johnny Long's
Orchestra
KOCY BBC News
10:20 WKY— Alen Roth
10:30 WKY—News
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Orchestra
KTOK—Val Olmen’s
Orchestra
KOCk- BBC News
10:35 KOCY—Dick Stabile's
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10:15 WKY—NBC Program
17 P. M.
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11.ns WKY— Musie For
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11:15 KOMA -Music You
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KOCY—Tomorrow'* Head-
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11:45 KOCY—Moon Magic
11:65 WKY—News
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5:30 A. M.
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5:45 WKY—Sunrise Roundup
5:50 WKY—First Edition
5:55 WKY—Sunrise Roundup
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6:05 KOMA- Sacred Heart
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MAUD. Jan. 21—(Special i— Maud's heap and has lost five or six matches  Roatke
sizzling Bengals, hitting from even’  For.each he  has won. The lanky  Ranand
angle, knocked the Bowlegs Bisons  Eriton hasnt collapsed, however. He  Hir mi.
from the undefeated list 34 to 15 nas succumbed to Brother Kovacs’ Gordner
here Tuesday night, led by Tracy Hop- war of nerves,
pel with eight points. Maud is now in Wh.n 1. .
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----'___1 (wore it H»lf—n-o (Edmond Centrab.
goal on a tip-off play until the finish.
I Rebounding from their loss to T. C. U.
(and determined that it should be a
fine finish for three regulars who are
to join the colors at mid-semester, the
Longhorns stampeded to a 27-15 mar-
i gin at half-time.
And appropriately enough it was
Croucher, LaVolce Scudday and Otis
Ritchey, the lads who go into service
within the next two weeks, who paced ■
the first half attack. Croucher was |
- , hot on his long shots, totaling 12
points. The box:
( Baylor (38)
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1 12,13—Merit Feed Serenaderi
12:30—Melodies
12 33—Dr. Hess and Clark
1 12 48—Markets
j 12 45—NBC War News
1 00—Dance Time
1:15—Aunt Susan
1 30-ButterKrst— Lew Preston
1 <5—Folger s Judy and Jane
2 00—NBC Akainst rhe Storm
2 15-NBC Ma Perkins
2 30—NBC Pepper Young’s Family
2 45—NBc Vic and Sade
3 00— NBC Backstaze Wife
3 15—NBC Stella Dallas
3:30—NBC Lorenzo Jones
3:45—NBC Widder Brown
2:00-NBC When * GIrI Marries
4 15-NBC Portia Faces Life
4:30— Skirvin Hour
4 45— Mile o‛ Dime*
5 00-- News While It‛s News
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5 45—Studebaker Sports
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