Scarsdale Falls 6-0 to Barnard in Open Football Game
Scarsdale High School opened its football season at Butler Field facing Barnard Preparatory School of New York. Barnard scored on a 60 plus yard run by Sampers in the first quarter. Scarsdale fought to the Barnard goal with strong line play and several near passes, but could not convert. Coach Leonard's squad, mostly new players with four letter men, showed grit and defense despite the loss.
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Scarsdale High School
Butler Field
Barnard Preparatory School
New York
Scarsdale
Barnard
Leonard
Sampers
Stephens
Dunlap
Hodges
Jennings
Scarsdale Girls Win 11–0 Over White Plains In Opener
The Scarsdale girls hockey team opened the fall schedule with an 11–0 victory against White Plains. Polly Gunn scored five goals, with two by Louise Van Doren, two by Ida Arslanian, and one each from Charlotte Wiggin and Jeanne Meyer. White Plains goalie Dorothy Lindenthal fought hard in a strong defense. The squads prepare for upcoming games against Rye Country Day, Roger Ascham, Low and Heywood, Rosemary Hall, Greenwich, and Westchester Hockey Club.
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Scarsdale
White Plains
Polly Gunn
Jeanne Meyer
Polly
Louise van Doren
Ida Arslanian
Charlotte Wiggin
Dorothy Lindenthal
Sylvia Gossett
Rye Country Day School
Roger Ascham
Low and Heywood
Stamford
Rosemary Hall
Greenwich
Westchester Hockey Club
League to Present Foreign Subjects For Thirty-Second Year
The League of Political Education opens November 7 with a program on public affairs economics and culture featuring speakers from Europe Asia and the United States. Lectures run weekday mornings to April 10 with Friday evenings. notable names include Alfred Noyes Dhan Gopal Mukerji and Aino Kallas among many others.
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Europe
Asia
United States
Robert Erskine Ely
League
James Stephens
Rebecca West
F. Hamilton Gibbs
Agnes Repplier
Edward MacDowell
Rachel Crothers
Alex, Aaronsohn
Henry P. Loomis
Sarah Schuyler Butler
William Lyon Phelps
Rupert Hughes
Heywood Broun
Grace Thompson Seton
Carl Sandburg
Mary Sandall
Elizabeth Ward Perkins
George Pierce Baker
Great White Way Turns Thirty On Broadway Era
New York Citys White Way along Broadway from Herald Square to Fifty ninth Street is thirty years old since the first large electric sign was erected in 1895 on the Flatiron Building site. The original sign had 200 lamps costing 200 dollars, a record sum then. Now signs carry over a million lamps with side streets adding hundreds of thousands more, with investments in signs and sites running into millions of dollars. It is estimated the lights total more than 25 000 000 candle power.
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New York City
Herald Square
Broadway
Fifty-ninth Street
Electric Signs Transforming Times Square Landscape
The article notes the evolution of electric signs from theater use to widespread adoption in Manhattan. It highlights over 500 theaters and 59 churches along the "White Way" using signs, and describes a giant sign over 200 feet long with 19,000 lamps and 21 miles of wiring. A rental contract valued at $90,000 per year signals the prominence of prime sites.
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White Way
Manhattan
Baltimore Mount Claire Station The World’s First Rail Hub
The Mount Claire Station in Baltimore Maryland claims status as the world’s first railroad passenger and freight station. The historic site is still standing, highlighting early railway era transportation.
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Mount Claire
Baltimore
Maryland
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