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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1939
Page
6
The Leh High School squad, coming off a 13-7 loss to Bangor, prepares for a Coplay clash this Saturday. Coach Leh aims to rebound after a rough practice week and seek improvement in the league tilt.
Nazareth 7 Bangor 6 at end of third quarter before Stocker drives Bangor for the winning TD. Goodhart, Byrnes, Plotts provide key plays. final box lists players and officials amid a tight finish.
Members of the Penn-Dixie softball team, Nazareth Municipal Park League champions 1938 39, were feted at a testimonial banquet at Carlo Hall Black Rock Lane. Walter Metzgar re-elected manager Joseph Deutsch assistant Charles Paukovitz treasurer. Jerseys and caps with Nazareth champions inscription were distributed to Metzgar Deutsch Paukovitz John Paukovits Gordon Ruhf.
The play starts with a fake spin to the strong side and a reverse to the weak side. Coffman, the No 3 back, spins and fakes a hand to Cafego, then gives to Fox who cuts outside. Bartholomew blocks the left end, Hunter blocks the left tackle, and Fox scores from the guard line.
Roseto A C and Nazareth Maroons battled to a scoreless tie on a Sunday at Stockertown athletic field in a game that featured several goal line stands. Roseto threatened twice at Nazareth one yard lines while Nazareth reached Roseto’s 20. Nazareth avoided completed passes while Roseto connected on only two of fourteen attempts. Next Sunday Nazareth plays Pen Argyl A C at Nazareth Municipal Park.
A early report touts Col umbia professor Major Edwin Armstrong and his amplitude modulation system as a revolutionary radio method with high fidelity voice and music, no static, and no extraneous noise. The piece notes widespread revamping of receivers may take time and hints at political chatter from Al Smith.
A Yale professor scolds Al Smith’s radio pronunciation leading to a heated exchange about radd-iator usage. Lou Holtz backs two weeks on Bing Crosby stanzas next month, with possible extension to December 7 as Bob Burns ends his vacation. Kate Smith stays put for noon broadcasts, lines installed in her apartment to originate from there. A Brooklyn teacher relishes homework excuses for radio law show reports. Billy Rose regains his Diamond Horses wire. Noble Sissle resigns to tour theatres. Ken Murray’s baby story yields only marriage proposals. Gene Murvey tabs New Yorker shows, while Gene Murvey’s Broadway trip is noted. Darling becomes TV shorthand for all in studios. George MacKinnon vacations in New York Broadway. Story of the Week: Wendall Brenner sells a Collier’s piece on a sandhog to gain radio access, proving money isn’t the point as he seeks radio exposure.
Leaders plan a two day Northampton County Sabbath School Association convention with inspirational addresses by W G Landes and Rev Robert Fritch. Departmental sessions feature Myrtle McDaniel Marlyn Rader and Arthur Bodmer. Friday honors 50 year veterans as Clayton Gable leads music. plants Sunday school delegations urged. Garden Cover Crepe notes soil organic matter during dry season.
Substitutions listed for Nazareth P Bro, Giglio, Narraci, Frank, Mazzi, Butz, Searock, Einfalt, Hammod, Avate with officials Chase Maurek Searock Field judge Danils. quarters 12 minutes.
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