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24 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1931. Todays Radio Programs Seeing What You Hear In Anticipation By JOHN SKINNER 809 A FC 340M. 1 ,10 M. Ambassador Ho trl Orrh- 2 00 -Columbia ArtlnU Re fital. Today's Features 2 ao American School of ihe Air: "Edison and the Electric Hunt." oo Columbia Salon Orch.

a to -Ann Leaf at in Or can. 4 United States Army Ghosl Horse Rides The Dusl Clouds al Agua Caliente Meet W. C. YRF.FXAXD At Agua Calipnte, where there is a Palace of Chance and where Lady LUclc and Circumstance trip lightly on the track to the music of hoof beats, there is a mystery a ghost horse. At least he's a ghost horse in this respect that out of a cloud of dust which has hidden him heretofore from the eyes of his backers he has emerged a winner in fast company.

And this is the surprise. It's nothing new, that peculiar twist in horse racing. But many and varied are the reasons why Bright Outlook, the name of the steed in question, is causing a how-do-you-do and hubbub smraij the patrons who Band. 4 ISO Wardman Park Hotel Vremiere of ozzpiW al Philadelphia Opera Hoiist To Be Picked Up by Parabolic Reflectors Slohotcski Lectures on Opera Tonight YOU might'call them "searchmikes." They're parabolic-reflector microphones, and when the second act of the American premiere of the opera "Wozzeck" goes on the stage of the Philadelphia Metropolitan Opera House and is broadcast over WEAF-N. B.

C. Thursday night Leopold Sto-kowski, conducting this larg- Orch. 5 Art ftlilham. Gypsy Muhc Makers, ft Music Milkers. 5:4.1 La Oerartiine program OO Gordon Kibbler's Orch Nino Martini, tenor.

Overture to Secret ol Suzanne Orch. Dai campi. rial Prali. Nino Martini. PrBclmium Orch.

Po radiso. Nino Martini Air Gai Orch. Bert Loesbcrg Takes P.S.A.L Scoring Title Lane Star's 100 Points Hrat Belzrr's Mark Resnifk Tops Qurcns Bert. forward of Lane, finished the P. S.

A. L. season with a total of 34 field goals and 32 fouls for a total of ion points to capture the individual scoring honors of the season. The flash? little forward trailed Bill E-elzer of Bushwlck for the greater part of the campaign, but cashed in with 26 points in one game last week to assure himself of the first position. Beler is in second with 85 markers, while Rip Kapllntky, Jefferson ace, holds third position with 73 points.

In the Queens race, Rrsnick of Far Rockaway tops all the scorers with 31 field goals and 10 fouls for 72 points. He is away out in front of all the others, as his nearest competitors has 59. Lomax of Richmond Hill is the runner-up with 59 points, while Chappetto of Bryant holds third place with 57 markers. The figures: Brooklyn p.m. Amrrican School of the Air, WABC.

p.m. LowtMl Thomas, WJZ. 7:00 p.m. H. V.

Kaltenborn, WABC. 7:15 p.m.James G. McDonald, WEAF. 7:45 p.m. Rpp.

Hamilton Fish, WEAF. 8:00 p.m. Mrrle Thorpe. WEAF; Pryor's Band, WABC. 8:30 p.m.

Simmons Hour, WABC. 9:30 p.m. Oneral Motors program, WEAF. 10:00 p.m. Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, WEAF; Stromberg Carlson program, WJZ.

Dance Music WABC, 9:00, 10:00, 11:15, 11:30, WEAF, 8: IS, 11:00, 11:30, 12:00, WJZ, 12:00, WORt WMCA. 11:05, 11:35, 12:05, 12:35, fcnn Crime Club: The 2 45 BVarlsto Corrfdor; Soanish 'efsons. 4 OO Four Rata Brothers. 4 Romantic Troubadour. A oo Roll Alexis Sandereen.

tenor. 15 Lee Haiichton. sonas. Alfred Squeo. vmlin.

and Anna Carbonne. piano. ft 15 Accordion Bob Gregory, Oil-Happy Chappifi. :15 Saiit Sprav. 6:.

'to Acker. ra 1 1 Condit. 6 15 -Beck Hazard Sport Talk. OO Alf T. Wilton Entertainers.

Mamac Hotel News, In Italy. 1010K. WRNY 298M. A.M. Ensemble.

A 1 0 West Bronx Fordham program. Announcements. 7:15 Grav program. 7 Argentina program. 7:45 Thomas Qulglev.

current events. 8OO-D01. Avion Hotel Dine orrh. Mrrvmakrrs. HOOK.

WUVL 272M. OO Orch. 15 -The Very Rev. John B. Harney.

C.9.P A Harry Marshall tenor; Hudoloh Fort. vtoltn. 7 OO Orch. 7 JIO Pacanism." the Rev. fidaard LodRe Cur-ran.

Ph.D.. dean ot Cathedral College. 7 50 Studio program. VrH AP 2r0M 1:00 PM Variety muslcale. 1 15 Nelson Allen.

45 Music. 1350K. VMSG 222M, P.M. Accordion xylophone concert. 1 4 5 Edward Parker, flute.

2 OO -Lillian Br-sron Hill Murder." Louts jpho, announcer Too Current Events. H. V. Kaltenborn. 7:15 Semi Hex nroKtram contribute to the support and the elriarre pf th finest rare trark on Schutt and Cornell, ntann team, with Blilv Srholtz.

trrof. Adams, as-trolofter. David Rosa, an nouncer. 7 Bunch nro cram Tony Cabnoch. One- the Pacific Coast with Monte Carlo amenities as Its running mate.

HEIGHT OITI.OOK FOR It was at this place that Bright Outlook lived up to his name in furpriMng manm to win at the odds of aO to 1 in the books and 87 to 1 or $176.20 for $2 in the mutuels. And Bright Outlook, a maiden, bat the previous dinners, Shasta Star, The Eagle's Lot and Found Advertisements are broadcant every Tuesday at 12:05 noon and every Friday at 2:30 p.m. over Station WLT11. At Hawthorne, Chicago, he was also last. At Tanforan he was beaten 20 by Salz.

At Agua Caliente on Jan. 27 he was badly beaten by a bunch of maidens. Then, lo and behold. Bright Outlook becomes bright indeed. He meet the hunch of horses named, among which were three stake winners, and beats them easily.

That is why Bright Outlook is being referred to as the ghost horse. First you don't see him, and then you do, thus twisting the saying of the old-time prestidigitators. And no magician of the slijht-of-hand trick ever put over a greater mystery than Bright Outlook. Why don't the Agua Caliente stewards dig and delve into this matter? It promises bright outlook and that's no joke. Mn Pcdio Show.

S.oo prvor's Band, Dnvtd Rosa and Tom Breen. nnnnnr n. Hands Across tin Aida. Over There. California.

Here I Come. Field Artillery March. 8 15 Barbaao) ro a Berber Shon Quartet. 8:. TO Simmons Hour: flio- 21 5- Horace Odell.

tenor suitar. 3 2S I) to Calvanl. cellist. 2 liO Mai. R.

Vinrent. the favorite, of 'hat particular race; 2 45 Pauline Deinarest vannt Martinelll. noted tenor of the Metronohtan Opera Company. will be truet Eiinie. conLrno.

lOO Ariel Ensemble. 3:3 Eddie Walters. 3 :43 Newark Theater. artist, and the Simmons Mam, school and position. LoesberR.

Lane, forward Falser, Bushwlck, Kaphnfky. Jefferson, forward Ootkln, Jefferson, Lane, forward Hamilton, guard Wvnne, Bova High, o. .34 .2 .27 .21 .21 .21 Life of Margy Bvmphenv Orch. directed bv Wilfred Pelletter. Tom at 1 a Merita Helmia.

con tralto. Ann Cowdrv. soprano. 2 45 Professor La Vergne. French lessons.

and Hnv. and Professional Women' Club. 4: 15 Francesco Losavlo. tenor. Music from London.

4:57 -Aviation Weather Goldsmith. Boys High, guard Hello. Beautiful. Minuet. Nineiv-nine Out of a Hundred.

to Remember Vnu Bv. 9 General Motors program: Countess Olpa Albani. soprano: male quartet; orch. direction Frank Black. Gcorse Hicks, announcer.

Exrerpts trom the Red Mill Ensemble Whpn You're Away. Count- Albani with orch. M.ircn o( the Tova. Quartet, Excerpts from Mlje. Mfidite, Orch.

with in- by Countesa At- bani. I Be Your Once-vn-B-Whil-. Countess, Albanl and Mr. James ith Orrh. En (facte from Naughty Marietta.

Quartet with orch. Strauss. Eafttern District. guard. 21 Breen.

announcer, Aria: Celeste Aida. Nult d'Etoiles. Matttnata. jh! f.ove but a Dav. Ideale.

Aria: Vest! la Giubba. 6: In Betty Chalmers. o- I.evine, Madison, guard 18 Diamond, Lane, renter 22 Spanish Lessons. Prof. OO The Three Baker: I.eo nrano.

a 1 Mugavero, baritone. 7 OO Tom Oreen, tenor. 7 15 Velma Shtpp. snorano. est of operatic orchestras ever gathered, will be shot by the invisible shaft of sound waves receding into the maw of the microphone, as will be the orchestra and the singers on the staqt, just as though they were spotlights.

Stokowski is to give a 15-minute story of the opevH tonight, possibly using a piano it illustrate his remarks. It should i listened to by music enthusiasts. 11 may seal the determination to to the broadcast Thursday, of this opera of realism intensified to the point of fantasy. Dn Re Mi Fa Inarticulate musically, that's wlir.t most people are. And because the majority of these need not be the National Broadcasting Company is to start a series of biweekly broadcasts of what it calls "self-helps in piano playing." By no means, it hastens to assure us for its own protection, does it intend to be piano lessons by radio, yet it will, with proper application, -teach the listener the rudimentary demands of piano playing.

John Erskine, who is an enthusiastic musical amateur as well as being an author and head of the Juillard Musical Foundation, will on the occasion of the first broadcast on March 28 show how simple is the playing of easy melodies and not-too-intricate accompaniments. It is possibly because kcybonrd rharts for the listener are to be used that N. B. C. does not desire to claim that these are piano lessons by air.

That is to be left to the correspondence Fchools and they-laughed-at-me-when-I-sat-down-at-the-piano-but a r-tisements. Rather It Is to open a bit the flood-gates of repressed musical expiession which so many have stored up in their emotional tanks. The interested reader might be glad to know that the series Is to be under the direction of Schoenberg. Erasmus, 21 I Oill. Hamilton, guard 21 I Hoffman.

Utrecht, forward IS Sigmund Spaeth. And if you'v listened to Doc Spaeth on Tues- -day evenings you knew whab a riisillusioner he is, the old meanie. He, takes our nice popular songs and shows us that they're nothing but series of triplets, or something. Well. he shatters our popular sons dreams so well, it is fair assume that he'll show us bow to build them up again with our own hands.

Anyhow, if ynu want to listen to Sicmunri (Doremi) Spaeth and usa I hose charts. Just write for one at ihe National Broadcasting Company at 711 5th N. Y. C. No use writing, however, unless you can npare time on Tuesday afternoons in the "Music in Air" twhat Brooklvn radio section has used that titl for months and months?) series on WJZ or in the "Keys to Happiness" on WEAF Saturday mornings.

And So On Twenty-fifth Intercollegiate Swimming Championship meet in th Columbia University pool Saturday night willvgo over WJZ-N. B. C. at 9 o'clock. St.

Patrick's celebration of the National Press Club in Washington Tuesday night from II to 11:30 o'clock will be heard on WEAF-N. B. C. and WABC-Co-lumbia. And Doc Sig Spaeth and the Happy Wonder Baker have the writer of "Has Anybody Here Scon Kelly?" William J.

Me-Kenna, for their guest, artist on WEAF-N. B. C. Tuesday night at 9:30 o'clock. The man who is going to sail under Arctic ice soon, Sir Hubert Wilkins, wili be interview on WEAF-N.

B. C. Wednesday night at. 11 o'clock. Only woman editor-in-chief' of a metropolitan newspaper.

Mrs. Eleanor Patterson of the Washington Herald, will talk on the same net tonight at 6:30 o'clock. Kate Smith, musical comedy star, begins a biweekly series of popular ballads and light opera songs on WJZ-N. B. C.

Tuesday and Thursday nights at 11:30 o'clock, beginning tomorrow night. Peisman Orch. with Gordon Crosa. tenor: Gibson No'and. ienor.

and Glenn Maximo Iturralde. tt 1 5 Chocco-Yeast. AlRononin 7100. Clarence Williams Trio. Limerick Contest.

7 .10 Mort Browne and Pat Wong. Bushwick. guard 20 Rromberg, Bovs High, 22 LiebowttH. Erasmus, guard IS Kavane, Hamilton, center 19 No Lack of Material at Til den Hinli 6: 4 IRose Martin Hobby Club. 5:5 Weather announce ment.

OO-Uncle Don. Journal of Air. Cross, tenor Ninety-nine Out of a Hundred. Some! Inns to Fememher YOU BV. Bv Sneehl Permission.

Blue Dmube. HiEh tn and Low Down. Jalousie. W'n 1 Take Mv 8ti(tar to Tea. 40:011 Adventures of Sher Orffen.

Tilden, guard Pinrus. Jefferson, center Kleiner. Tilden. forward Rrsnikoff, Madison, Brhnetd. Madison, guard Etposlto.

Utrecht, guard Kassove. Boys High, forward. Handewiler. Utracht. forward.

6:45 Hotel Astor Concert Orch. 71 Knickerbocker A .11) Bourjof: An Eventns Eaucates Young and Old, Joseph V. McKee. Murphy, so.gs. 7-45 Joanne 1 1 I soprano.

Mae Miller, poems. Yvetle Kissell, songs. :.10 Maria Persa. soprano, a 45 Suzanne Svkes. songs.

Fiaivtlm Aim Man. 1400K. wTFh 214M. P.M. News Flashes, Brooklyn Eale.

1 Mme. Boniface. 1 Rmnick and Hyatt songs and flf-xatone. D. Emerson.

2-20 Buddy Mnck. sons. Rope Costello. songs. 2:4 5 Original Gossipers.

Don Blue. song. 1.V-J I i Armbruter songs. 3 HO Burt DourIkss. Goldberg.

Boys High, Seth's Pride, De Fwasey, Ccsare and Ko.lv 's Boy. And, mind you, up to that particular" bright effort Bright Outlook was a non-winner. One of the particularly interesting phases of the race was that the rider, gave his services in that lace gratis. seems that B. Jenkins, the own'T of the horse, had ratner anticipated the improvement the great bi? improvement in the form of Bright Outlook.

He had even broached the subject to Turk ol riding the colt several days be-lore the race. And Turk, knowing that moYiry in the Jenkins bank roll was as scarce as hen's teeth, had d-viarcd that if Bright Outlook were entered to be run in a $500 top and bottom race the cheapest grade of race at the Agua Caliente track-he would mpet opportunity halfway and help toward chuckling victory under the chin by riding Bright Outlook without the customary advance lee of $10. But hen the cot yas entered Turk noted that he was nominated among the list of horses named winneis on other occasions. Don't forget that Bright Outlook up to then was a maiden and had been dallying; far down the stretch where the dust settles after being thrown tip by the hoofs of the winners. And so Turk, feeling that he had been rather Imposed upon, inasmuch as his advice to enter the colt was not fulfilled, refused to ride in)ess the money was forthcoming the jockey fee which must be paid at the scales before a race.

lock Holmes: "The Proolrm of Thor dramatic sketcn with flithrd Gordon, LetKh Lovell: Joe Bell, narrator. Edward Thor-Rf ren, announcer. 10 Golden Glove Tournament of the Daily News. Georce Hicks and Graham McNamee. announcers.

UO- Frank and Flo. the in Parts: Pierre Bruanon 'enor. master of ceremonies: Tnvlor Buck lev. harimne: Belger, Tilden. center Black.

Frasnuis. Transfers From Other Schools Will Furnish Experienced Talent male quartet; Style Rarlio-rrflm and orch. directed by Strollers. 7:45 The Sanolin Speedster Yhrv hour. Minstrels.

B- OO- Los Charms, Tito Gul- Dinowitr. Hamilton, guard IS HymHn. Jefferson, guard IS Schnecter. Tech. forward Kt Ratzan.

Utrecht, guard 12 1 1 :00 -Morence Richardson Max Hmniien. David Rons, announcer. Cn C'cst Pa rep. Ksr. tenor: Chago Rodriguez, Sweet, and Hot Marie', Orch.

Bruenon Orch. George Huks. announcer. 1 1 Hpnrv Busae Orch. ford Bond, announcer.

12 OO-Phil Spltalny Orch. 13 fio A.M. LouU Pan; co Orrh. Londonderry Air .12 .12 .10 7 Robbins, Utrecht, guard Famularo. Bushwick.

cenler. Karnes. Erasmus, guard English. Madison, guard Kornblum. Madison, forward.

Goldbaum, Jefferson, Arraasatti. Manual, Would You Like to Te a 4 5 Brooklyn Federation of Walk Nirhavo Bill F. P. 32 100 33 85 IS 73 IS 87 8 82 18 60 18 58 15 67 10 52 14 51 7- 51 11 51 3 49 10 4g 8 48 4 48 15 47 9 47 11 45 18 44 10 42 11 41 13 41 11 41 15 41 9 39 8 38 35 7 35 14 34 4 34 4 34 8 34 8 32 8 32 5 31 8 31 9 31 10 30 8 30 J. 5 29 9 27 8 26 7 25 I 8 24 8 20 6 20 5 19 3 19 9 19 4 18 4 IB 1 17 7 15 2 14 4 14 2 14 10 72 7 59 11 57 13 55 13 49 12 40 10 36 14 34 5 25 4 24 8 24 8 20 6 18 6 18 5 18 16 3 15 4 14 2 14 4 14 2 12 6 12 2 12 3 9 Tanffo Blue Orch baritone; Juarez Garcia.

Bit nr. Tenor solo: Ten Guidado. Vocal duet: Bora Loca. Guitar solo: Adelil a. Vocal duet: El Rosal Inferno.

Vocal duet: Just a Gigolo. 9:1 -The HiRh-D Serenade. 4ri On the Riviera. and Dunn. Trotter.

1 1 OO-Weather report. 1 1 :0.l Herbert Screnaders. Qlassman, Tech. forward 9 Sisselman. Tilden.

guard 9 Ellstein. Lane, guard 9 Chernick. Tech. guard 8 Winnogiad, Jefferson, 7 Lenbowitz. Madison, 7 Straffi, Tech.

forward 7 Ruskin, Ulrechl, guard 8 Pekerow. MHdison. guard 5 Moonbeams. Directed bv George Sharklev. Arthur Ch.Tchcs.

0 00 Halpern and Halpern. 0 15 Jewish Hour. 0 3 Joy oo rv 0:45 Cantor Jacob J. Alt-man. 10.

OO Jean Silver's Orch. 10:15 Schob, tenor. HOOK. WBBC 214M. 4 00 P.M.

Fay Weiss, soprano. 415 Frank PernikofT. violin. 4 It Weat her forecast. 4 .1 1 Sport topics.

4:4 5 -Bobby Orr. popular songs. Joseph M. Aimee, aviation. 5 1 5 Musical Aristocrats.

5:4 5 Aunt Polly, childien's sicrles. Salig. Bushwick. guard 7 Walsh. Manual, forward 7 Feldman.

Tilden, forward 8 fcvervtrnns That a Nice Belongs to You. Blow Hot. Blow Cold Orrh. Burns Panalela Guv Lombarito's with the I.adv in the Smoke. Ted Huilng, an-nounrer.

Mv Babv Just Cares for Me. H3rtaxhea. l.ady In the 8moke. Runnne- Between the Raindrops. New Hit.

Pacific Moonliaht. Rons' of Irdia. Ynu're Driving Me Crazv. Merllev: Melancholy Babv. I'm So Afraid of You.

Tears. Anbeioue: hesert Dlav. Prusick Utrecht, guard 4 G. RabinowitK. Jefferson, guard 6 Rlchter.

Eastern forward. 5 Serota, Jefferson, guard 6 Brooklyn Chamber of O. Bivan. announcer. Theme: Slumber Boat.

Lullabv Land. Girl. Romance. String Trio. Grav Dars, Girls, Theme: Slumber Boat.

Jeannlne. Girls. Adagio from the Moonlight Sonata. Violin. Mv Little Dreamboat, Girls.

Theme: Blanket Bay. 570K. VNYC 526M. 6:05 P.M. "World Conference on Work for the Blind." Myron Weiss.

Musical program bv Rita Gilbert, soprano: leland Logan, tenor. 6 tnjO- German lessons, Prof. V. H. Bcrllu.

7:00 Edmund Wirths. violin. Lommerce. 015 Yak-a-Dndv. 6 ao -Intanis Home of Brooklvn.

Queens Resnick. Far Rockaway. Lomax. Richmond Hilt, forward. 26 Chappetto, Brvant.

guard 23 DePhillips. Newtown, 21 Reiser, Newtown, forward .18 Nash, Newtown, guard 14 Schochet. Far Rockaway, guard. 1:1 L. Burns, Bryant, guard 10 Bornsteln.

Far Rockaway, guard. 10 White. Jamaica, guard 10 Oassell. Newtown, guard 8 Rinaldo. Newtown, guard 7 Rtfkin, Far Rockaway.

6 1 1 OO Columbia's Radio Col and Coach O'Leary hopes to mak him his left-handed mainstay, playing him In the field, however, when he is not pitching. Two veteran receivers, John Tymczyn and Bill Matthews, are on hand. Both are letter men. but it la expected that they will haze a hard job holding their positions against Emanual Davi on the strength of the latter's form toward tne close of umn. Hpvur.od Broun.

6 45 Merchants Srrenao'ers. 1 1 :1 Morton lioxnev -Willi leon Belasro Orch. 1 1 Bpn Rernie Orch, 12 OO -Asburv Prk Casino orch. A.M. Noeturre: Ben Allev with Ann Leaf at Ihe Asselin.

Jamaica, forward 6 Manafield. Jamaica, center 5 7:1 Laraer Cnmmunitv Joe Solomon, the former City College baseball and football player, who is at present coaching the latest addition to the scholastic baseball teams of the city, Samuel J. Tilden High School, is an optimist, and he doesn't care who knows It. Lacking quality, perhaps, his squad had quantity, probably the largest number of baseball candidates turning out for the ball team of any school in the city. When the call was Issued in February 360 candidates responded.

60 of them for the battery positions. A month and a half of practice has reduced the squad to 45, and if they hit as they have been doing thus far, Coarh Solomon expects them to be "up there or thereabouts." "It all depends on the pitchers, though," he adds. "The team will go as the pitching staff goes." On closer analysis one sees fairly good grounds for Solomon's optimism. The school Is new, with a new student, body, but many of the students are transfers, and not a few of the basf-ball squad have seen service with other institutions. Fred Longo.

the former Erasmus pitcher, who has been out of school for a year due to an operation, is probably the most promising of the hurlers. although Mike Berkowitz and Perry Geffin, basketball and football players, respectively, will aid materially in this department, the latter also playing first base in the games he will not pitch. A voungster by the name of Gettin. former Junior high crack, will also aid materially. Murray Friedman, another former Erasmus player, seems to have the catching job cinched, and Solomon looks upon him as the most promising scholastic catcher he has seen in some time.

Ozdoba and Was-serman will be there to understudy Friedman. Will Be Worth Watching Perry Oeffin and Hv Levine are the leading candidates for first. Servtre. Mrs. John Srhoonhoven.

Police alarms: civic In formation: aviation weather Ritsso. Richmond Hill, guard. Kruger, Jamaica, forward GU7as. Richmond Hill, W'orgul. Rlrhmond Hill, guard.

Winters, Far Rockaway. guard. Ltlmski. Brvant. forward Marguo.

Rlrhmond Hill, center. orcan. ytnions Ann t.caf Vlurt Allf-v Mignonette Ann Leaf I.ullnbv Rpn Atlcv A Russian Pansv.Ann Rrher7ino Ann Leaf Blue Pacific Moonlicht. Ben Ailev. Berceuse Ann Leaf renort.

7 Last Warning Filing last season. I An all veteran Infield will form the nucleus around which Coach I O'Leary hopes to build his cham-Ipionship team. With Captain Ar your Federal income lux, ox Acting Commissioner William Faherty. Jamaica, guard Bricken. Richmond Hill, forward 3 Dussan.

U. S. Bureau of In ternal Revenue. 7 4fl '-Fconomlc Stablliza tion and Government." Prof. 660K.

WEAF 454M. 1-nn PM Hotel New York-et- Conrprt- Ensemble. TWO STATEMENTS FAR APART Then it was, just when the order was about to be sent forth to scratch Bright Outlook, that Turk, sitting on the horns of a dilemma, and holding up the machinery of the part-mtitiifl game, eased the situation both for himself and the association, by saving that he would ride Bright Outlook for nothing. While this was taking place, it seems from an authentic account which I have received from that famous place of quirk returns if you're lucky that B. Jenkins had made a "touchdown" on Manaaer Thias Patrick Gorman for $10.

This was in the form of the excuse of "oat money for two or thtee days." And Gorman out of the Likeness of his heart had attended to the largesse. Now. $10 placed on the chance of Bright Outlook in the mutuels at odds of 87 to 1 well, who will say that it was not a bright outlook after the race! Ts it any wonder then that B. Jenkins looked more than pleased, with a tmile that fairly illuminated his countenance and shod a glow roundabout lor roam- others to look at. when he sauntered down to the judges' stand to get his horse.

But there he was met by several inquisitive officials askine the why and the wherefore of ihe sudden improvement in the form of Bright, Out- Team Standings In S. S. League 200 --Goiter." Dr. John Lewis Mayers. N.

Y. City Department, of Hospitals "An Insight into the X-rav J. G. William Greeff. Com missioner.

57 0 MCA 52 6 P.M. Health Talk. thur Casey on first base, Jimmy Eager on 3d, "Wee Willie" Keeler at shortstop, and Fred Mechalla holding down the keystone sack. Manual has a seasoned infield fully tht equal of the best in the city. The battery candidates are as follows I nlimilerl Division, C1as A Roher.

2 is Brpen nnd de. Roue. 2 no 'PuiTihfne CI rcl Chrirlotle Geer. fl OO Frnnz Bn'iman. tenor.

.1:15 Current Fvents. a Rixteen Sinsera. 760K. WJZ 395M. P.M.

The Plavs the Thing. 2:00 'Your Daily MeiuT" Mrs. Jmian Heath. 2 15-A1 and Pete. 2 Mountain Minstrel.

2'45-8isters of the Skillet. 3 00 Blue Blaxers. Chicago Serenade. 4 OO Dance Orch. 4 SO- Ruth Pepple, piano.

I -Concert of Chamber Mi'sic from London. Maltine Sloiv pronram 5 Stock market prices. ft "Sports and Recreation," Cant. Charles Scully. 6 OOPord and Wallace, and instrumental duo.

8 1 5 Tabernacle Choir and- ornan: Frank W. Asper. organist; choir direction Anthonv C. Lund. 1 Need Thre Every Hour, Choir.

llallelujeh Chorus. Orpran solo. Csrrv Me Back to Old Vfr- sinnv Chnir Trsnnieri Orgun solo Old Black soio Hail, Hneht Abode. Choir Literary Digest, Topirs in Brief. Lowell Thomas.

Charles Trainont. announcer pro-aram: Amos 'n' Andy, blackface comedians. Bill Hav. announcer. 7 1 -Tatiyea't Jesters Uwicht Latham.

Wamp Carieson. Guv Banna sonfts with mandolute accompaniment: Swedish dialect stories. Ford Bond. an- PhH'Cook. the Quaker MHn.

7: IS- Roxv TheaterMaude Run von. soprano: featured soloist: orch. direction Erno Ranee. John 8. Young, announcer.

Novelty Orch. Lew Conrad, vocalist; Russian balalaikas. direction Alexander Kiriloff. George Hicks, announcer. Vindebona, Orch.

RiinniiiR Between the Raindrops, Orch. with vocal chorus. Vlse Dream. Orch. Oh.

How I Miss You. Orch. wih vocal chorus. Pan Americana. Orch.

Cot a Bench, dot a Park, Orch. with vocal chorus. Msrohetn, Orch. Trenak. Orch.

Brnken-Hearipd Waits, Orrh. with vocal chorus. Dance of the Comedians, Orch. J00-Mavta Orch. Ted ppcrson.

announcer. :0 Chespbrouah Real Plks. Bketch of MiiaIt-town life; Oeoree Frame Brown. O. Underbill Macv.

Virginia Farmer. Tommv Brown. Edwin M. Whitney. Elsie Mae Cordon.

Phoehe Mackay. novKv band direction Harry Seller. Alwvn Bach, in nmincer. 10 OO Strombere-Carlson pro-Kram. Ine Oninn.

euet soloist Rochester Civic Orch, direction Ouv Fraser Harrison. Will Fsv. announcer. M.ufhe Milita're. Birrarolle.

A Night in Lls- hon. The Irish Washerwoman. The Lt Roe of Bummer. Snloist. Ines Quinn.

Trih Rhanftodv. Empire Builders. Dramatic nketrh with Harvev Havs. Lucille Huatin? and pnn Amerhe: orch. direction Irtveph Knestner.

11 OO Slumber Music. Rafael Oalindo violinist: string ensemble direction Luriwig Lau-rier Milton J. Cross, m- 115 Ambassador of 4 OO United Slates Marine W. L. Ocean Parkway M.

17 3 Central Congregational. 13 5 .722 St. Mark's M. 15 .714 Marcy Avenue Bap tut 12 8 Classon Ave. Presbyterian.

11 9 .550 Janes M. 5 16 .238 First Baptist 5 16 .238 Rldgewood Presbyterian. 2 19 Band. oo Tea Timers. Rhythm.

2 OO Artist Bureau program talk. Corneto, songs. Pitchers-E. Carlson, 3. vrrk.

Durante P. Mple. A AbramowitJ. 5: 15 Hex Cole Moun- A. R.

tamecr. Jack F.I man, sport Hazsard. I. Isaacs. N.

Radire, A. Marcflln. 6 OO-BIar-lc and Gold Room Enthusiasm Is Not Lacking at Manual Training More Tlian 50 Aspirants Aiiswrr Call for Bat-lory Positions Baseball in the secondary schools and colleges may be on the decline, but one would never know it from the diamond situation at Manual Training. John O'Leary, the quiet gentleman who is in charge of Manual's baseball destinies, is very confident and certain these days, and his confidence and certainty are justified. When he issued the call for battery candidates a short while aco, no less than 3G pitchers and 21 catchers put in an appearance, and tht entire battery squad has been working out five days a week at Haw'horne Field when the weather permitted, and indoors when the elements were inclement.

Bill Beck, the pitching mainstay of last year's team, which finished in a tie for third place in the Brooklyn division, is back and, although only a fifth termer, is oxpected to handle the more diff)citt games. Howard Anderson and Cosmo Mari-nello who have seen service in the past are expected to aid Mari-nello on the condition fnat he remains eligible, that having caused him more trouble in the past than the job of getting the ball ever the plate. Wants a I.eft-Haniler All three of the men mentioned are rieht-handed. however, and Coach O'Leary has been i a loss to develop a flinger who will sei ve them up from the port side, tn the person of Bernard Jankoff. he thinks he has found the solution to his difficulty.

Last year Jankoff won the cup donated by Coacn O'Leary yearly to the member of 'he squad with the highe-4 hatting average, he batted .481. He has had some slight experience as a pitcher strinir ensemble di- chat. -Musical Iitorlude. i Allen Prescott. Unlimited Division, lass 3.

HO Four Violinettes and rertton Ludwisr Lriirier. A wvn P.arh, announcer. Gpvottft. 0' rtiire: Bohemian Girl. Serenade NnnoMnna.

Waltz: Atl Fevoir. So'ecMnns from King Dodo. r. Hackett. w.

Krarns. P. Costrovf F. Detlff, Q. Lent, H.

O'Hare. M. Rutstftn, C. Cacciatore. W.

Beck. F. Kipffrr, O. Marlnello. A.

Lowroy, J. Lnt.lnl. H. Anrffr. son.

J. r'itzslmmons. A. Domico. B.

Jankoff, Qnielfy. E. Jonlckl, B. Yingp. T.

Sracrn, K. I.a!Iv. F. Dene. B.

Guagllanone, T. Jacnhson. A. Bchne1nrman Catchers-n. DeNav.

A. fJcwhnlrl. Pare. w. Burtden.

L. Flore. C. tt. Wiltshire.

E. Zerena. J. Flllppelli, Mnvnihan, L. Mnlliean.

3. Tvmcsyn. w. Matthews. It.

Davl. o. Satarl, .7. Castllnne, B. Graham.

H. oetrher. N. Bemthal, H. Bergman.

P. Kalamarldes. w. 1,. PC.

Purlivillf Consrpgatlontl. 11 4 Church of the EvangPl. 16 5 M. 1M A .714 Kmmanup Rnptisl 11 9 Flatbiith Prfkbvtertm. II 13 firifi P.

E. Jamaica 7 14 Fiatrmsh Conjrasailonal. in .218 SI. Mark a M. 4 16 .200 Paul Bri-iebois, baritone.

4 00 Goldburg proRram; mu sicrii. 41 5 Overbeck's talk. 4 Richard de Rvlva. vlo. lin: Frank Horunday.

tenor HeVn Alexander, onrno. or Fvents. OO A. C. O.

Neiro Orch. Veldown prnRram. 5: I 5 -Srhlos-sman' Parade. nrncram. fl-UO Who's Behind the Numr''" Eleanor Patle-son and E-trfin Alcer.

while Bill Casey. Elias Hitbermnn tt 15 Bhrk and Foom string rn.emhle riirer- Innlr. I'nlimited Division, Chfw and Harry Jnffe will probably com- inn Liifiwior rsurier. Aiwvn Among me qur.su the rrt. of the infield.

ft: 00 Goodman's Matzoh Thp outfirld will hp pickpd from Bi'fh" Bnnrmncpr. rhani Ds Bergers. Bv Moonliaht H'Mei Sniie: Conoplia. 1 oo 1'ythnn Temple News. 7 05 Ramesu Club Orch.

7 Weather for-. I Slumber Dreams. II oo PAikwav Orrh. 1 1 15 Trinl Orch. I ClirToninns.

1 500K. ivFOX 21 4M. P.M. Hub proaram. 8:00 Rirhter Hour.

Klein program. 7:45 Rubins Bureau. OTHKRLOCAL STATIONS Stations. Kilocycie. Time.

WOV. Manhattan 1130 OO a.m.- 5:30 p.m. WCDA. Manhattan 1350 3 00 p.m.- 5:30 p.m. WHN.

Manhattan 1010 1:30 p.m.- 5:30 p.m. WPAP. Manhattan 1010 9:00 p.m.- 1:00 a.m. WCAP Asburv Park 12R0 9:30 a.m. in.

WGBB. Freeoori 1210 9:00 p.m. p.m. WODA. Paterson 12M) 9 00 a.m.- 8:00 p.m.

WWRL. Woodside 1500 8:00 a.m. a.m. UAAT. Jersey City 940 8:30 a.m.- 6:00 p.m.

TOMORHOWMVIORMNG WABC 7:0 A.M. Organ Reveille. OO Morn.ne Devotions. 5 Pertussin Plavbovs. no Tonv's Scrao Book.

45 Mornlnt Minstrels. A oo Something for Every One. Morntn Moods. 15 Evpry-Day Beauty by Nivea. 10 00 Oxol Features.

10 15 Fashion Facts df 1931. -O'Cedar Time. WEAF 45 A -Health Exercises. OO Gene and Glenn. 15 Morning Devotions.

SO Cheerio. 9 oo Parnassus String Trio. 1 5 Campbell's Orch. ft: 15 A. and P.

onvrranr. IftOl) tT. 8. Marine Band. I I "Your Child.

Grace Abbott. 11:15 Radio Household Insti-tutp 11 -Sweet and town Down. 1 2 00 M. On Wings of 8ong. WJZ 7 no A R'se and Shine.

7 4Sjollv Bill and Jane. OO On the 8 15. 15 "Mouth Health." Mar-lev R. Sherris. ,10 -Vermont Lumber Jacks.

45 A and program. OO Pnrmiar Bits. 9 Three Little Maids. 9 4 5 Miracles of Maanolia. lO OO Mnrnm Glories.

10 15 Through the Looking Glass. 1 Jill end Judv. 1 45 Josephine B. Gibson. 11 00 Mrs.

A. M. Goudiss. WOR 6. 15 AM Orm Cles.

0O Weather Reports. 15 tonrnal of Air. Period. 4 5 Mm Mm I Novelettes. 9 oo The Bamherser Hour.

9 SO Belle Lenert 45 Sons. Allen Meaner. 10 OO McCann Pure Food Hour. 1 1 OO Mrs. 8.

Reillv. 11-15 Fdna Whltet Quartet. 1 1 no Pirer Reve d'Or. 1 1 4 5 Music It 50 Petr Paragraphs. 1 1 55 -Music.

W. L. P.O. Ml. Olivet Prrsbvlf rinn.

17 4 .810 Rnshwirk Avr. CnnR'tional 17 4 .810 Lutheran Ch. of Enhlphany IS .70 Ave. Congrpffrttlnnal. 9 9 .500 Avenue M.

7 10 .412 Throop Ave. Presbvterian. 3 15 P.ush'irk Avenue Baptist. 3 ts jJanca M. 2 16 .167 Hour.

10 OO-Warren Nash nroram Little R-arhs. 10--I5 Villnae Barn Doin s. SuPMnarv. I OS A. C.

Newrn Orch 1 1 TiS -VillaRe Cm Nut Club 7 no Phil Napoleon Grrna-dicr4-" Dnnre band. Paul Charlie Kassln. Kfpyrr Mcrand, fnrmpr Boys Hiph plavpr: Bill Mr-Carthy. former Lonchlin star, and Tony Dominpo. Burns, formerly JOHNSON STII.f.

CRITICAL St. Louis, March 18 (PI Ban Johnson, former president of the American League, had a fair night but his condition remained critical today, attaches at St. John's Hospital here said. 12:05 A.M. Argonaut Club Dnmont.

trnouncer. 7:15 -The World a Pnlitiral Mnnem erin? ir Sin." G. McDonald A'wvn Rjfb. an'inunrer. talk or he on'a Wn'eck bv I.eo- I'nliniiled Division, lass I) ti nm in hww nbovr.

willingly, hl. class. And with a smile said: 'Erf aire I thouslit. thr 1 arc would pot him off the si-hooting l.st. You know, they rail him a bad rrtor.

and he was on the list." "Well. hat did vnu do about the ridins f.v-thr fee for Turk's le? up on the horse? And that. to sav, was met with this replv: "I dug it up and paid it-tnueh dicing, bin I cot it And the stewards that T'j'lt hn said that he would ride Bricht Outlook gratis! 0 ch. 12 Mill. 1 OS Nut Club.

1:5 Frank McManus, tenor 1 0 S70M. P.M.-Rita Lowe, noM stoVowski. George Htcv pnnounrer. of Hamiton. are also likely pros-pert s.

An unusual feature of the baseball system at Tilden is a daily rlas of one period, at whirh the entire baseball squad meets and studies, the scholastirally brillian players aiding their less studious 7 1 5 Fiftei Mirltites In Ihe L. r.r. 2 .105 714 6 714 1 1 1.1 XO 1.1 fll6 15 2R6 is w. St, Mark's M. 19 P.

E. Ch. of the Eprnhanv 15 Plathush Dtttrh Reformed 15 Vanderveer Park M. 7 Parkville Congregational. 7 Cnurch of thp Citv Park Chanel Paul P.

6 Nation's Capital: "Com-'ni'inisro and the Reromnen- 1 Jack Fllman. sport chat. -Roxana Wpllsee. contralto and Andrew Shea. 9 U-Rid Rerbert Orch.

oat'nri of the Fih ('nnimit-tee." Penresentati Hamilton Fish, ft oo -How? "Wanted On M'llton Merchant Mer'e Thorpe. teammates. Boro Radio Service Co. RFPMRMF.V AT VOI SFRVICF. SERVICE CALLS, 51 "Bnro Enginerg' 1682 BROADWAY Turner IWafitr Rl.

Trl. FOTrrnft 2: 5 Carrie Lillie, comedi R-1 5- Pennroil Andv I'nlimited Division. Class w. h. PC.

Christ. Civ pel P. 18 0 J.IHH) South ConeRatlonal. 14 4 St. Paul'f Lutheran It 647 Baptist Ch.

of Redeemer 11 353 Firft Baptist. iWilsburji. 12 333 Sixth Avenue 4 14 222 Old First Reformed a 15 .167 145-Tound Division A PIMCHT OI TI.OOK FOR On the whole. Tilden nine will J. stfu jrds be wotchtn-r this year, if for AOl'A CALIENTE STEWARDS othpr (() Then it came to light a few das 0f players, experirnred.

but before the race that the elorkers npvpr piaveri together behind nonred a horse unknown to for(, fan do them-at least looking strange TY Rquflfi. jn present Bpitearanre had stepped three nice strPneth includes the following: 1naLs-half in :49. mile in Lerner. Katz. Sirrtpn.

Gettin. end six furlongs in 1:14 4-i. Rnsinsky, Kail. Domingo. Kassin.

trials are excellent pipe openers at Mprear)d McCarthy. Burns. StUl- Prnnella. noveitv orch Ford Bond, announcer. rarkv Rhvthm.

F-ntr Son Girl. Mv GhI Sal. a Song In Your Soul. 1'r Hnnpv Whpn You're Hannv. S.TO -A.

P. nvflMM: Frank Parker. Carltnn trnrs: pi'lev MrClcliand 1-ar'tonP Fmil Cote, hasi Irvine WU1. arcnmoanut: Coocord Bantist Marcv Avenue Ho'v Trinity Lutheran. Kir-? Hirhwav E.

Sixth Avenue BuiiUat. Simpson M. 130-Potind enne. -Mn prescott. 15 Helen Ault.

sori-Rno. Tohn O. Hewitt Players Pasrtuita Cortex, contralto and Carmen Alonso sonrano. of the Tkes. 4 5 Celebrity Period.

5 on "eaUh Tntk. 515 Kathrvn Parsons. So Alexander Bowman. tenor. 5: Cant a in lne Stones.

8 oo-Earle MacVeigh, baritone. 1 5 Hirold Spina and Billy Bnrrv. nianos. g-no (rthnr Trtcv. tenor.

and Ahbe Damesak. piano. 600K. WGBS-4H9M. P.M.

Florence -sley. snnss. 1 .45 Marcrs flimpson. 2 OO-Brb tenor. 2 15 Tne's Cabin Music Walter C.

Simon. plane. w. l. r.

12 2 12 3 Ron 11 1 73fi a .400 3 13 0 15 000 i vision w. r. Pr, 1A 0 1.000 7 7 4 10 4 10 .286 M.idricnle. Prmcs Tunisiennes. Hnmana Andaiura.

Dane de ia (iiP-sy and Gnu. Romance. Fternelle lvresse. Wrd'I'nfr of the Rose. Pre'nde Retieieux.

'Vh Monk's rream. 1 1 Cownn. sonsts. 1 1 l. Slumber Music.

ti no -Csb clioivflv Orch. 12 A Ine Morsan Orch. Georae Hicks announcer. Central Presbvlerlan man. Casey.

Hitrjerman. jane. Silverman. Block. Ozdoba.

Wasserman. Friedman and Geffin. Burns Is High Jn Shooling at Travrrs Island rrh. d'rec' ton Hnrrv lick. Mi' ton J.

Cm-. 1 romcer. xv Trtfdor. The Bel's of Mnrv's. The Lftmi in he West, Ouariet.

I.i Palnma. Merilrv: Tell Me. Tittle G'-nsv. V'v Po lo-e You? How Manv Timey? Bolero. Hert Coma the Sun.

T.TpIot 'n Mv Ideal. Espana Value. Agua Caliente. in orarr in the identification complete the rlockers at least one of them trailed the horse. Finally he h's name from Jenkins.

And Jen- km? said: "Oh. that's Fed Gold." and gae a pedigree that was lost before it had ever been found. The rlockrr couldn't find any rec- cird of Red Gold or of the stallion. Iolev That made him sirpicious. And thus it was that on the dav of the rare when he nntic-d Jenkins R-ripewood Christian I Cnncird Bptlt I Brooklvn Industrial 8ch.

Cl'v Park Chapel Women' 710K. WOR- 1 P.M.-N. mm UALLACE L. La- Prof. Wm.

H. 2 oo mont. A L. Burns and Fred C-virhois. Class A gunner-, and B.

both fussing around Brum out iook in Sunday School Playoffs Will Start Tonight CHAMPJONSinP SCHEDULE Tonight 8 -Queufns Village Pre sbyteriftn. High-Over-All Cup at the Jo Ranson of the EAGLE Broadcasts his weekly "Book Chat" over WLTH every Tuesday a 1:15 P. M. Hs ill be followed at 1 :25 by Maurice E. McLoughlin.

whose daily Eale news flashes are one of U'LTH's most popular features. i into the bettine nn? ann Ddugm. a 2 tirkrt on Bright Outlook. And Bright Outlook came home in front on the bit. Travers Island traps of the New York Athletic Club yesterday.

They each finished the regular shoot with a card of 94 out of a pistole fortune, i he nroeram said, is Guy i Burns and Mart again tiea. eacn Brooklyn with the undefeated Christ Chapel P. E. five, pennant (winners in Class and the St. I Mark's M.

E. Church team of Flat-ibush, title holder of Class un-j limited division. The third title wifl bring together the Mount Olivet Presbyterian Church team and the Bushwick jAvenue Congregational Church quintet In a battle to decide first place tn Class C. unlimited division, Both teams finished the season in a tie with 17 victories in 21 games The Parkville Congregational Church team. Class champion, originally scheduled to play the Class 1 pennant winner, whirh is yet to be i decided, will not play tonight, but will perform tomorow night on the St.

Mark's M. E. Church court in Flatbush against the winner of the Mount Olivet Presbyterian ana Bushwick Avenue Congregational game of tonight. This game on the St. Mark's court Is scheduled for 8 p.m.

with the Ocean Parkway M. E. and Central Congregational, unlimited division. Class replay game the second game. The proceeds of these two games will go on th Brooklyn unemployment fund.

The St. Mark's M. E. court Is at East 21st St. and Beverly Road.

Flatfish. RIO f.RID TIRNOI Pprin football practice at Oklahoma A. M. drew 75 candidates. LrnguP, the oldpst and largest cage circuit in the United States, will get under way tonight on the Marcy Avenue Baptist Church courc Marcy Ave.

and Putnam at 8 o'clock, when the Queens Village Presbyterian Church quintet tackles the Marcy Avenue Baptist Church team for the ISO-pound division Brooklyn and Queens championship. The Queens Village Presbyterian team won the Queens title, while the Marcy Avenue Baptists are the runners up in the unfinished sched-u' of the 145-pound division of the Brooklyn Sunday School League. The spennd game, listed for 9 p.m.. will he a semi-final for the unlimited division championship of o-it of Cerina. Now.

Guy Fortune stprtfis in a nice, quiet farm at 7arharv. La. Cenna is on an Oklahoma innch. That's quite a little Mtint hetufn Oklahoma and Lousi-na Which one made the journey i Oufen. ISO-poxind champion, vs.

Marc Avenue Bapti't. runners uo. 145-pound i division. Brooklyn S. 8.

League. ft Chriht Chapel P. E. undefeated pennant winner. Clas E.

unlimited, v. sr. Mailt'-" M. pennant winner. Clss D.

1 unlimited, both nf Bronklvn 8. fi. Leacie. 10 pm. -Mount OMvet Presbvterian Bushwick Avenue CnMRreiiational.

ptav-nff I for first plare in CIas C. nniimited di- vmnn. Brooklvn fl 8. Leaitue. All games played on the Marrv Avenue with 23 out of a possible 25 Catichois finished with 22.

The second shoot-off found Burns and Hart again tied, each 24. It then growing so dirk that the tossed for the trophy. Burns The On Woman in Th World Who Ncvor Crew Old Tells Radio Listener Mora of Her Secrets of Beauty, Health and Diet. Watch your local N. B.

C. chain programs. TUNE IN (Cat Oaf Thii Schtdalt) rery WFr, New Ter. 2: p.m. Ever? WJZ, New lor, p.m.

-fi Fortune or Cenna? Bmn Ave. and i sanust r'nurcn conri, wiarcy Putnam St. Outlook's tab of past performances oeing tne iorrunau- gunner. f'irvs? rirfeats in louisiana and fin- rrTc" TrRt I fhmg far hack later amon: tramps CO-EDS PLAi BASEBAIX nir.hn-4' Pnrlr Slanfnrrf TTni V. PO-edP Thr riehtfpnth snnual post-feaso iai ttt ro-r) inr) iiis ar n'auinfT hasp ha tl for the first, championship playoffs of the hamoionshin playoffs of the 'Brooklyff Sunday School Basketball Lb no bemblance of speed, uui in live years this Spring,.