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...audience-participation shows. Since that time the program has spread itself over a CBS Pacific network, more than doubled West Coast sales for its sponsor, Planters Nut & Chocolate Co. Last week it was well ahead of regional rivals, rated more popular on the Coast than such national favorites as Kay Kyser and Information Please...
Other Crimson finishers were Bob McLoughlin in fifth place; Kay Rogers, tenth; Joe Scott, eleventh; Eddie Cook, fourteenth; and Bob Burns, fifteenth...
Following McLoughlin was Shapleigh of Yale, who finished fifth; Princeton's Dave Little, son of the Master of Adams House, sixth; his teammate Kip next; Yale's Main eighth; and Bragdon of the Orange and Black ninth, nosing out the next Crimson man, Kay Rogers...
Donald MacK. Pitcairn '43, Portland, Ore.; Gilbert N. Piass '41, Cleveland, O.; Ralph H. Potter, Jr. '43, East Grand Raplds, Mich.; John F. Prudden '42, Fostoria, O.; James A. Rafferty '43, Louisville, Ky.; Donald M. Reynolds '42, Manette, Wash.; Kay T. Rogers '42, Appleton, Wis.; William L. Roney, Jr. '42, Winter Park, Fla.; Charles C. Royer '43, Beliefentalne, O.; Reinhold S. Schumann '41, Dusseldorf, Germany; Carl B. Sellgman, '43, Dinuba, Calif.; Judson T. Shaplin '42, Reading, Pa.; Morris V. Sholanski '43, Philadelphia, Pa.; Wheeler Smith '41, Minneapolis, Minn...
Backing up Burwell come Joe McLoughlin, Bob Burns, Mal MacKenzie, Bob Jay, Kay Rogers, John Sopka, Paul Cook, and Joe Scott. Yale's hopes rest on Bill Bird, Mal Main, and Henry Mann, while Princeton's strength lies in Ed Burrows and Dave Little, son of the Master of Adams House...