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...Milton (M) defeated Levinson 11-15, 15-8, 15-11, 15-13; Prodis (M) defeated McIntosh 9-15, 6-15, 15-11, 15-6, 16-14; Thomas (M) defeated Moxon 15-9, 15-5, 15-6; Heckscher (M) defeated Hathaway 15-11, 11-15, 16-14, 15-11; May (M) defeated LaViale...
...also has one warm eye on television. At first she was wary: "I televised like a plate of worms." Since then she has learned how to make up. She has done several operatic bits on TV, and recently had herself a good time alongside Milton Berle, whose art she candidly admires. After her TV bits, people all over town, including the doorman at her apartment-hotel, tell her they caught the show. "Where else," asks Patrice Munsel, "can you get an audience quite like that...
...Bulldogs, it seems, have a poor offense and certain fairly obvious weaknesses in a pretty good defense. Herman Hickman, the poor man's Milton Berle, has been cracking a desperate whip over his offensive eleven in practices for the past month, but the Elis have still lost five of their last six contests, and have been shut out in three of them. Charley Caldwell's team...
...horse and with the timing of a steeplechaser. As TV's headlining, scene-hogging, credit-grabbing Jerry Biffle, the sort of megalomaniac who would throw himself in the path of a car if the headlights seemed bright enough, he bears a distinct but not very damaging resemblance to Milton Berle...
Cartoonist Harold T. Webster doesn't own a television set, has never seen a Milton Berle show, and would rather play bridge than watch Faye Emerson, plunging neckline and all. Yet his once-a-week cartoon, The Unseen Audience, has made him one of the nation's best and best-known critics of radio & television...