Radio Day By Day Broadcaster Schedule Nears June 26
A diary of early broadcasting plans lists June 26 as a civic celebration date with a king expected to speak. It notes a 42 passenger aircraft and a C CBS transmission from the west, various programs on WEAF NBC WABC and other networks, and a preview of What to expect Wednesday with multiple show lineups and times. Also reported is a Poolesville defeats Saint Timothy's in a Sunday baseball game 6-5 with lineups listed.
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San Marino Honors Lincoln With Stamp Sheets
San Marino, the small republic of 32 square miles in northern Italy, has memorialized Abraham Lincoln by issuing souvenir stamp sheets. The 3-lire stamps feature a Lincoln engraving and a statue, marking the first time Lincoln appears on a foreign stamp.
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Remarkable Bywood player predicts at Aytrondack Tournament
Mrs Raips C Young of Bywood Pennsylvania is poised to attend the Aytrondack Tournament at Eagle Bar New York on the 9th and 10th. Her technique in play is praised as precise with notable hand play in the Grand National Masters event. In a recent individual, the South dummy squeeze demonstrated a rare winning line against a three no trump contract.
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Germany’s Loss Of Von Cramm Lets Australia Romp
Harry Grayson reports the Davis Cup shock as Germany loses Gottfried von Cramm, weakening their European bid and paving the way for Australia to cruise past contenders. The inter-zone final loses its anticipated aura with Bromwich Quist Schwartz leading the Aussies, while Yugoslavs and others fail to excite in forest hills and Boston.
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Australians Seen As Challengers for Cup
Derich Menzel was a tepid second choice to Germany in the European zone as the draw was announced. His teammate provoked a referee ruling in their first round against Yugoslavia at Zagreb, costing them the match. A protest exists, but records show referees’ rulings are upheld. England shows weakness as Bunny Austin struggles.
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Zagreb
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Prospecting a New Star in Pro Baseball Circles
Chashie Clarke a 20-year-old Tourmont athlete seeks a pro job despite two fractious knees and a bumpy early career with Glenborns in a fast semi pro league. Wakefield Club notes his hustle and potential, Blue Ridge College student Joe Gloski praises his fielding, while Clarke shows a solid bat. Cleveland Indians face good luck and injuries as Feller deals with a strained back and Hemsley breaks a finger, casting doubt on next moves amid an East Coast two week tour.
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Blue Eidge College
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Australians to challenge Budge for Davis Cup at Germantown
Few world ranking players join the British forces as Australia appears the likely challenger for the Davis Cup. The match with Donald Budge and teammates is set at the Germantown Cricket Club on September 3, 4, and 5.
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Germantown Cricket Club
Detroit Tigers and Red Sox in early season clash plans
The article notes Jay McCarthy’s MLB discussion on Detroit and Cleveland supremacy, praising Bob Feller and a strong Cleveland pitching staff while forecasting Boston’s Bob Grove’s struggles as weather warms. It mentions Middletown’s loss of Keller and Hauver to Harrisonburg, and Sarron’s retirement amid shoulder trouble after his featherweight title reign.
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NFA
Joe McCarthy
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New York
Yarkees
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Tigers
Bob Feller
Bob Grove
Boston
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Pete
Satoun
Dizzy Dean
Washington veteran plans Johns Hopkins surgery for arm bones
Freddie Miller, two years after his injury, prepares for surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. Surgeons report steady bone scraping has filled the area with particles like bullets, and Miller hopes to proceed after a preparation period.
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Washington
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