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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1939
Page
2
Nazareth Blue and White defeated Mauch Chunk Catholic 31 to 0 on its home field. Nazareth capitalized on fumbles to score five touchdowns, leveraging a heavier lineup in the ret game of the season.
Nazareth built an 18 point lead by halftime and added two more scores in the third period while limiting Mauch Chunk to a lone comeback threat. Key plays included Starner and Jandrositz on rushing sequences and Byrnes returning a punt for field position. Final score Nazareth 31 Mauch Chunk 0.
The article stresses core football fundamentals for high school players, advocating power runs and deceptive plays. It outlines a reverse play starting with the No. 2 back, a handoff to No. 1, then to No. 3 who runs left end while No. 2 blocks the left tackle. It highlights the importance of solid blocking by the right guard against the pursuing end.
A distorted monologue describes a night sky and a fleeing figure. The speaker speaks of fear and pursuit, urging the mysterious target to flee and warning others to avert their eyes as a shadowy chase unfolds across rooftops and alleys.
Nazareth Maroons beat Pawnee Red Raiders 7 to 6 at Bethlehem on Sunday afternoon to even their football record. Clots returned a second half kickoff 70 yards for Nazareth a failed extra point. J Jura scored for Nazareth from the 25 after a 70 yard drive with Joe Jurasits converting the extra point.
The piece portrays Pennsylvania as an industrial empire with vast resources and national significance. It argues that the state's wealth and problems reflect those of a great nation, highlighting its strategic importance within the United States and the world.
In early vodvil, acts like Burns and Allen and Fibber McGee and Molly were two person routines ending with Off to Buffalo. Radio expanded crews to dozens, adding composers, writers, directors, and staff. Gags became situations, finales grew into extravaganzas with many bows.
Variety notes from radio and music circles include Tony Martin Jack Benny and Jimmy Durante dining together with Benny joking about service. Jan Savitt has NBC duties and an advance date for the Naval Academy. Lou Holtz eyed to head a half hour series after reevaluating Vallee work. Ray Bolger seeks Kemp autograph and Ellington to return to air in St Louis. Story highlights Al Handlin at WORC inadvertently announcing CBS program.
The author argues Pennsylvania functions as an economic unit capable of self-sufficiency for many neighboring states. It highlights public education spending, population comparison with Canada and other nations, and high population density. The piece notes uneven resource distribution across the state and urges continued state action to address regional disparities amid a fast moving economy.
Agricultural engineers at Penn State warn that oiling moving parts can be harmful if it collects grit which accelerates abrasive wear on machinery.
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