Plans for End of Flag Rage Blue Ridge League
A Blue Ridge League meeting called by president Frank Coler in Hagerstown outlines plans for the second half starting July 7. Topics include championship play‑offs, securing a strong second‑half team, and a potential postseason series with choices between the Interstate League or the Valley Baseball League. The meeting also covers a protest upheld against Winchester and notes a healthy league treasury.
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Blue Ridge League 1
Frank Coler
Waynessoro
Perth
Waynescoro
Mime Developments
Coley
Alegany County
Valley Baseball Leaue
Wams
Shenandoah Valley
Wrgita
Wott
Hagerstown
Winchester
Moore
Co! Wien Yours
Frederick
Prederick
Marcnsburg
Bret
Mart
Potomac
Champersburg
Sasucczy
Maninsrg
Geme
Chamtersorg
Frederic Will
Bach
Haruman
Satchee
Frank Praley
Ray Gardner
Ge McCurdy Fiekl
Cwa-Cola
Hanes
Bill
Baker Park
Wedweaias
Weade
Lawers
Ib Waldedd
Shase
Montera
Ams
Roderuchlef
Ferguson
Bowers
Abr Myers
Ti Molay
McLaren
Vase
Sfoss
Piterer Michael
Lov
Eld Sanner
Sec
Essay Prize Honors Martin Perkins and Partners
In a surprising turn, Martin Perkins receives the third prize in the annual essay competition on how to teach a late database. The award recognizes Perkins for insight and clarity, with fellow winners Mrs. Martin Pariss and Rebecca Chavies noted for strong entries as well.
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Martin Perkins
Seitmore
Martin Pariss
Tilden on Wood and US tennis future at Wimbledon
Willam Tilden II praised Sidney Wood as a potential great, but doubted US Davis Cup strength. He predicted Australia would eliminate the US at Wimbledon, and crowned Baron von Cramm as the leading amateur, while criticizing US training and committees.
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Sidney Wood
Willam T. Tilden II
Tilden
Rogers
Hormsby
Jack Dempsey
Malcolm Camp
Fritz Crisler
Princeton
Somenay
Francis
EX Shields
Lester
Stoefen
George M
Shields
Lot
Simgles
Jon
United States
West
Tilden Consders
Baron Gottfri von Crammm
Baron von Cramm
Triden
Crawford
Stefani
Beck
Christan
Austin
Fin- Andre Merlinn
France
Baron Ton Gramm
Telecast Chimes via Telegraph to Join Friday Air
AP Radio notes an era of unusual broadcasts using a celemusicon device that transmits telegraph signals to create chimes or carillons in distant cities. The feature describes the keyboard like instrument and its electrical impulses over the air. Also mentions WABC Voice of Columbia and entertainment news on George Jesse's Variety Show. Burns and Allen bound for Europe, Kate back from seven month vaudeville tour, Joe Penner considers playwriting.
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New York
Techn.ca
Wabc Voce
Columbia
George Jesse
Burts
Allen
Europe
Kate
Pacific Coast
Joe Penner
Don Ameche and wife plan postponed European honeymoon
Thirty minutes after the First Nighter broadcast, Don Ameche and his wife depart from Chicago for a shortened honeymoon in Europe. Married about a year, they will have 17 days to complete the round trip as part of his radio dramatics schedule. A new lineup for Monday’s show on WABC CBS includes Ud Gluskin’s orchestra.
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Don Ameches
Chicago
Europe
Coul
Dan
Don
Ud Gluskin
A Lehrmann
Girs' 5 Club Holds Outing in Lewistown Woods
The Girs' 5 Club of Lewistown organized an afternoon outing at Mrs. May, Biller's woods near Utica with Friday games led by Miss Ethel Ramsburg. Attendees included Helen Pearson, Bessie Rice, Frances Harper, Dorothy Daveler, Louise Wachter, Charlotte Rice, Dorothy Burrier, Wormenma Harper, Louie Harper, Erma Stull, Ethel Baer, Kathleen Buhtmar, Romaine Baer, Evelyn Kolb, and Hazel Harper.
Golf tip on grip and swing described in archaic terms
A fragmented coaching note describes a golf swing where the arm swings smoothly without a tight grip. It emphasizes free wrists and a light hold to let the club flow and the ball drop into position for a clean shot.
Yale Defeats Harvard In Annual New London Classic
W rounders report Yale defeated Harvard in the area classic held at New London Conn. Ten years ago Matrice Archdeacon of Chicago White Sox led the American League in batting with an average of .373. A juvenile court in Maryland adjudged Elmer Bell 15 a delinquent and committed him to the Maryland Training School for Boys at Lochwater under court supervision.
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Tods
Yale
Harvard
New London
Conn
Chicago
Elmer Bell
Arthur D Wulard
Maryland Training School For
Lochwater
MCA
Tre Howen
Cnets
Sox
Marenda
Johnny James
Bere Rhoderick
Harman
Hneerand
City Speedball League results and standings update
The City Speedball League saw Everecy edge Hostery 6 to 5 at Baker Park in a close contest. MCA extended dominance with a 4 to 0 win, and standings reflect ongoing battles as teams Jostle for position in the spring season.
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Tae Exerece
Caamnonship
Kuumpa
Ba Park
Everedy Prnse
Presidency of the American Medical Association Picked for 1935
Dr Jaret S Mulster of Birmingham will assume the presidency of the American Medical Association in 1935 after being chosen at the annual meeting in Cleveland. The report also notes a strong quake disaster involving Germany and a separate event tied to June Mann in Upper Sesi Aden.
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Jaret S MuLester Abme
Birmiu
Cleveland
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Blue Ridge League
A.grays
le Poe
ERC AP
Tildek
Buffalo
Jake Plummer
Der
Sam Resnik
St Mary's
Navy
Moraga
Fordham
Golf Cubs
Bobby Cruickshank
Jim Bottomley
Reds
Dickens
Charley Harvey
Steve Hamas
Penn State
Max Schmeung
Hans Wagner
C. E. Butterfield
Aurwar
NASH
Teaipan
Spasenger
TION
NASA
Nath
Special LaFayette
Roney Motor Company
North Market St
Yankee Stadium
Speedball League
Shorison
Erwin
Simton
J James Storsisp
Tobery
James Bok
Hartman
Rive
Hitdenau Gatener
Marendt Picher
Chfy Speedball League
Bathhouse Goverer
DeMelag
Esteviv's Inn
Bedhhouse
Esterny
China
Evereat
Tae
I'S Sandwich Shop
Feants
Fairfax
Maryland
Alvin
Gorham
Remsberg’s Jewelry Store
KEY Hotel Bldg
Essolene
Ion
Tandard Oil Company
Maine
Eee
Esso
Eczemaene
Greenawalt
MR. Farmer
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Lime Kiln
Buckeystown
Baltimore
Lloyd M. Basehoar
Guy Caldwell
Central Trust Building
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