A reverse Denjoy theorem II

For α satisfying 0 < α < π, suppose that C ₁ and C ₂ are rays from the origin, C ₁: z = re ^i(π−α) and C ₂: z = re ^i(π+α), r ≥ 0, and that D = {z: | arg z − π| < α}. Let u be a nonconstant subharmonic function in the plane and define B(r, u) = sup_|z|=r u(z) and A _D (r, u) = $ \inf _{z \in \bar D_r } $ \inf _{z \in \bar D_r } u(z), where D _r = {z: z ∈ D and |z| = r}. If u(z) = (1 + o(1))B(|z|, u) as z → ∞ on C ₁ ∪ C ₂ and A _D (r, u) = o(B(r, u)) as r → ∞, then the lower order of u is at least π/(2α).