Radio Programs Listing for December 15 1928
Radio Digest provides a dense schedule of stations KDKA to WWJ detailing programs from 6:15 PM to 12 AM. Featured acts include orchestras, concert repertoires, children's and health talks, dance bands, and specialized broadcasts across Pittsburgh Lincoln Beaumont Shenandoah Hollywood Oakland San Francisco Denver and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Little Symphony Orchestra
Little Symphony
Barbara Wellman
Virginia Wellman
KFAB
Lincoln
University of Nebraska Musicale
KFDM
Beaumont
KFNT
Shenandoah
KEVE
University City
KFWB
Hollywood
Paras
Elite Trio
Way Watts
Hollywood Roof Dance Orchestra
KGO
Oakland
National Carbon Company
KGW
Portland-Oregonian
McElroy Quartet
KHJ
Los Angeles
Don Clark
KNX
Hollywood Express
Atwater Kent Orchestra
KOA
Denver
Silver State
News Times
KPO
San Francisco
Mona Motor Oil Trio
Gypsy
Marta
Cabirlans
KPRC
Houston Post-Dispatch
Billie Mack
KSD
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Chain Good Will
KTHS
Hot Springs National Park
Joe Kuntz
Clyde Foley
KYW
Chicago
Uncle Bob
Commonwealth Edison
Insomnia Club
Coon Sanders
WBAP
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
WBBM
Eveready Hour
Vincent Lopez
Ralph Harrison
His Midnight Sons
WCAU
Philadelphia
Snellenburg and Company
Three Brothers
National School of Oratory Players
Harry Link
Weco
Minneapolis - St. Paul
WEAF
Gold Dust Twins
Minneapolis Municipal Chorus
WCX
Detroit Free Press
Red Apple Club
WDAF
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Nighthawks
Plantation Players
K. C. Athletic Club
New York
Your Hour
Lopez
WFAA
Dallas News-Journal
Baker Hotel
Southern Methodist University School of Music
Fox Trotters
Majestic Theater
WGN
Chicago Tribune
Jack Chapman
WGY
Schenectady
America
Stanley Grabowski
Elmer Tidmarsh
WHAS
Louisville Times-Courier
Zoeller
WHN
California Nighthawks
WIR
Detroit-Pontiac
Jean Goldkette
Foldkette
WLS
Ralph Glenn
WLW
Cincinnati
Crossley Burnt Corkers
Hello Boys
Formica
WMAQ
Chicago News
Chicago Theater Organ
Columbia
U. of Chicago
WMC
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Hugh Sandridge
Britling
WOAW
Omaha
Sandman
Francis Potter
Omadala Orchestra
Rialto Theater Alarm
Pete and
Repete
WOC
Davenport
WPG
Atlantic City
Hotel Morton Trio
WRC
Washington
Lee House
Radio School of International Relations
Hotel Mayflower Orchestra
Encino Game Signals Pre Holiday Test For Bulldog Five
The Encino game next Saturday night will be the Bulldogs only contest before the holidays. After the break, they will play in the city interscholastic league and other games, with plans for matches against Las Cruces, Tucumcari, and Clovis, plus trips through the northern and eastern parts of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encino
Wilson
Bulldogs
Fl Paso
Las Cruces
Santa Rosa
Tucumcari
Clovis
Las Vegas
Washington High and St. Mary's Join City Interscholastic
Washington High and St. Mary's were admitted to the city interscholastic athletic association at a recent meeting. The six-team league includes Menaul Harwood Indian School and the city high school. A basketball schedule from January 8 to February 27 will be announced and each team will play twice. Washington High is eligible for state tournament if it finishes first or second in the city, as all players are freshmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Junior High School
St. Mary's School
High School
Menaul, Harwood
Indian School
Washington High School
Northern New Mexico Game Protective Association Organized
Wagon Mound December 14. The Northern New Mexico Game Protective association formed at a meeting with sportsmen from Taos Colfax Mora San Miguel and Guadalupe counties. Elected officers are A. W. Wiest president J. B. Morrow vice president C. G. Parsons secretary and F. J. Weesner treasurer. Resolutions pledged active support to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagon Mound
Northern
New Mexico
Eastern All-Star Grid Squad Prepares for San Francisco Showdown
Bloomington reports opening practice as Indiana University coach Bill Ingram leads 19 players with an average weight near 194 pounds. The eastern all star meets coast and mountain selections in a charity game for Shriners Hospital, with practices focusing on plays and scrimmage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
San Francisco
Bill Ingram
Indiana University Memorial Stadium
Ingram
Indiana University
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain States
Shriners’ Hospital For Children of
Garbisch
Slaughter
Wycoff
Farwick
Martineau
Edwards
Hawkins
Michigan
Georgia Tech
Army
Fisher
Marks
Indiana
Sloan
Drake
Disney
Marquette
Ekberg
Davis
Mahan
West Virginia
Chase
Pittsburgh
Navy
Minnesota
All-American Football Team Picked by Rice
Collier's Weekly names Grantland Rice selected all-American squad with Grange Wilson Oberlander and Nevers in key backfield roles. Dartmouth contributes Oberlander and Diehl with two AP stars also named. Ends Thayer and Oosterbaan, tackles Chase and Weir, center McMillan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Collier’s Weekly
Grantland Rice
New York
Walter Camp
Dartmouth
Associated Press
Oberlander
Collier's
Grange
George Wilson
Nevers
Caspar Whitney
Irvington-on-Hudson
N. Y
Mr. Camp
Thayer
Pennsylvania
Oosterbaan
Michigan
Chase
Pittsburgh
Weir
Nebraska
Hess
Ohio State
Diehl
McMillan
Princeton
Illinois
Wilson
Washington
Stanford
Protests Live as Game Warden Delivers State Talk
Game warden Thomas P. Delgado speaks against hiring a big game expert to survey conditions while resolutions back a Taos county fish hatchery. The gathering shows strong interest in propagation and protection of game and fish across central state with about 200 miles of trout streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Delgado
Taos County
Kearns Dempsey partnership praised while Walker questioned
The piece reviews Jack Kearns role in molding Jack Dempsey and questions his impact with Mickey Walker. It notes Walker’s recent bout netted about 35000 in receipts, suggesting Kearns failed to duplicate Dempsey’s drawing power. It also cites Bobby Quinn challenging Lee Fohl’s 1924 results and Eddie Collins recovering from a leg injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Kearns
Mickey Waliker
Walker
Mickey
Mr. Kearns
Bobby Quinn
Red Sox
Lee Fohl
Lee
Jolly Panners
Fohl
Chasing Jobs Sparked by Eddie's Departures
A fragment notes a scramble for the second coaching job next season and fans lament the end of Eddie's era after years of following his play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie
Loya Mack Rivalry Sparks Santa Fe Bout
Pete Loya and Eddie Mack prepare for a heated Santa Fe boxing bout with no love lost. Both have improved, Loya outweighs Mack slightly, but Mack holds height and reach advantages. A prior Juarez draw and comments set the stage for a cutthroat clash as fans anticipate a sharp, strategic duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Loya
Eddie Mack
Santa Fe
Eddie
Juarez
Loya
Pete
Mack
Albuquerque
Kid Pago
Mack and Loya Set for Capital City Tilt in Santa Fe
Eddie Mack of Regis College Denver, holder of the southwest featherweight title, arrives fresh from a two round KO of Henry Ford Boston and prepares for a 12 round bout with Pete Loya of Juarez in Santa Fe tomorrow night. Ford had 85 straight wins before Mack stopped him. Loya draws strong local support as Mack is favored to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Eddie Mack
Regis College
Denver
Henry Ford
Boston
Pete Loya
Juarez
Ford
Mack
Tony Ross
Detroit
Ross
Kid Belt
Rocky Mountain
Eddie
Loya
Mack Strong
Bulldog grid schedule eyes Raton Trinidad or La Junta
Raton, Trinidad or La Junta may join the Bulldog football schedule next fall, coach F M Wilson said Monday. Raton finished undefeated this year and claimed the state title, with Wilson seeking a Gate City foe to decide state honors next year. If Raton isn’t possible, Trinidad or La Junta may be pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raton
Trinidad
la Junta
F. M. Wilson
Wilson
Gate City
Upcoming New Mexico high school schedule announced
Coach Wilson notes no word on a game with Roswell as Phoenix hosts the annual Thanksgiving contest and Las Cruces plays here on Armistice Day. A return match at Clovis is eyed while Flagstaff Normal may appear and Las Vegas High starts the season at home. Games with Menaul and Albuquerque Indians are on the schedule amid Italy's labor shortage mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Las Vegas High
Menaul
Buquerque Indians
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Waterbury
Bulldog
Washington High and
ST. Mary’s
City Association
Harnieriain
Children Uke
Mothers Trust
Allotar
RICE
Norman E’ Brown
Eddie Collins
Windy City
Collins
Texas
Arizona Wildcats
el Paso
Wildcats
Arizona
Lobos
Pass City
Aggies
George Powell
Miners
Dobbs
Eyubank
Capital City
Italy
E. L. Washburn Co
Simonson Cycle Company
South Second St
Fashion Park
M. Mandell Clothing Company, Inc
West Central
Will
Ev Inre Feature Service, Inc
International News Service
U.S. Patent Office
Talis
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