Radio schedule notes on October 4 with Coolidge address
A dense list of WEAF and other stations outline Monday programs for October 4. It notes a Coolidge address, operas like Carmen and The Gondoliers, and various symphonies and organ recitals across multiple cities including Ames Iowa Boston Chicago Detroit and New York. The entry also references a sesquicentennial observance and a range of musical and talk programs timed through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
Coolidge
Opere
Carmen
Edka—Symphony Players
WOO
KGO
the Gondoliers
Wcco—U
Minn
Eesti St
Ames
Iowa
Atlantic City
Pia Sandins
Boston
Brother Club
GhGeoww
Coolidze
Gooey
Caecone
Desenta
New York
Promi Jstion Dox
Jaloist
New ‘York
Dancemusic
Eet
Oakland
Bemn
Lake Merritt
Omaha
WLIT
Padelphia
Dream Daddy
President Cook
EAF
Philadelphia
Sylvania Orchestra
Chitaren
Sts Oe Iwahg
Richmond
Brophase Ensemble
KSD
ST. Louis
KPO
SAN Francs
Springfield
Coolidae
Worcester
Bobo Sega Tees
Corey
Chicago
CNR
WHAS
WCB
Wiid
CKCL
Tate Elevens Suffer Badly in Saturday Play
Old text reports state college football in disarray with mixed results as Maryland and Pennsylvania teams face heavy losses. Gotham Giants crush Mountaineers while Dickinson suffers. Weathered prose notes fluctuating fortunes and uncertain outcomes for several squads amid rough first quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Avy
Western Marylan
Testrainster
Aryland
Wth
Carolina
Ennsyilvania
Apkins
Balimoreans
Sridmeo
Widham Club
Wiham
Ana Sata
Triumph Av “Dickinson
Vnsta Ead
Estminsier Sloien
TH. Taechidon Reid
Saturday College Football Upsets and Scores Across Conferences
Saturday yielded many upsets led by Geneva Navy and Harvard beat Yale, with rankings showing East and South divisions posting key results. Notable matches included Princeton Amherst Georgetown Virginia and Washington University. furthest margins reached 38 points by Furman over North Carolina State as teams adjusted to variable wind and weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington College
Chester
Navy
Penonvapia
Hopkins
Rifle Geneva
Harvard
Yale
Boston
Viemimia Mole
Ery Instante
Geortia K. Virginial
Furman
North Carolina
Ftate
George Washington
Cay Cai
Ince of
Five Records Fall In Major Leagues
Major league season ends with five records toppled and one tied. George Burns set a new major league two base hit mark with 64 doubles. Johnny Basler caught 286 chances without an error for a NL record. Cubs set NL record with 174 double plays. Ira Flagstead started three double plays as an outfielder to break another AL mark. Les Bell tied a major league record with three triples in one game.
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Ccacdn
Olage
Daporge Burns
Cleveland Indians
Tris Speaker
Johny Baseler
Detroit
Chicago Cubs
Ira Flagstead
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
Ira
Boston Garden
Speaker
Yankees
Browns
Besi
Les Bell
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Gene Hargrave
Cincinnati
Rogers Hornsby
Hargrave
Harry Heilmann
Heine Mannst
Babe Ruth
Mostl
Johnny Mostil
White Sox
Chicago
Ty Cobb
Tiger
Adrian
Cap) Anson
George Uhle
Cleveland
Lefty Groves
Kiki Cuyler
Pirates
Cuyler
Ray Kremer
Pirate
Ruth Falls Short Yet Delivers Big 1926 Home Run Pace
Babe Ruth failed to reach his 60 homer target in 1926 but belted 47, three shy of his best. Managers Connie Mack and Tris Speaker used intentional passes to curb his power, while Ruth remained a formidable threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Babe
Mack
Speaker
Connie Mick
Tina Speaker
Local Golfers Lose Tri-State Country Cup Victory
Final match at Country Cup course Saturday saw Fountain Head Country Club Hazerstown win. Teams from Martinsburg Hagerstown Winchester Alexandria and Frederick contested. Individual scores by Disney Sack My and Carl My highlighted a close event with second place by several players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsurg
Hacertown
Winchester
Boies
Alesandria
Freeraul
Antler
Hagerstewn
Frederic
Alvaantirig
Boyce
Jow Boevers
Disney
Cat Fa
Carl
Weaver
Ae Chas
Bismarck Refuses Interview After Kaiser Remark
William H Crawford recalls meeting Bismarck in Berlin where the former chancellor, angered by talk in a beer garden, stood to leave and declared he does not give interviews and that the Kaiser should be asked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Wilhelm
Berlin
William H. Crawford
Orange fruit tale and audience with royal guests
Fragmented OCR reads of a feature about an orange named Kare Fruit and its, supposedly, rare qualities. It mentions a crown context with Queen Victoria and an anecdote about a banquet at Buckingham Palace. Several garbled phrases describe people arriving and a mistaken husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorig
Ann
Buckingham Palace
Bethe
Free sample offer for Resinal ointment and soap
A short classified style notice from Resinal in Baltimore Maryland promoting free samples of Resinal ointment and Resinal Soap via Wire Dene at 54 Resinal, urging recipients to request the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resinal
Baltimore, Md
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KFEX
Hastings
KDKA
Enoceli
I Sas
Springs
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Owa City
Maeab
Wiaxt
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Memphis
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Sally
Her Gang
CFCF
Montreal
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TATE
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Asia Minor
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MWS
Wyle
Wer
Oack
TMC
Pany
Will Wornshy
Fioneer
Giants
McGrows
Hornsby
Fountain Head
Amatta
Brad
Dons Phles
Ssere
Dean’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo N.Y
Onesin
Aliee
Min Ister
John
Van
Maryland Theatre
W. L. C. Fisher
Malcolm McGregor
Wilfred North
Alice Calhoun
Mary Alden
William Desmond
Eileen Sedgwick
Bill Bailey
Buick
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