Radio Listings Echo a Day of Eastern Time Programs
Saturday February 18 schedule lists WTAM WJNy WGAR and more with varied musical acts, orchestras, talks, and drama. Entries include Kay Kyser, Merle Jacobs, Eddie Duchin, and Philadelphia and Cleveland stations with evening and late night programs.
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Buffalo Civic Orchestra
Secratary Hawkins
Pie Plant Pete
Bar Association
Gene
Glenn
June Pursell
Kay Kyser
New Yorker
the World Today
Dance Orchestra
Merle Jacobs
Paul Whiteman
Ralph Kirbery
Congress Hotel
Sapinsh
Tony Wons
Leon Relasco
Eddie Duchin
Skippy
Cow
Goofus
Ozzie and Exzrie
Phil Barker
Cleveland Art Museum
William Hall
Arthur Haas
Excelsior
Easy Aces
The
Magic Voice
Haas
Erie Crosby
Boswell
Morton Downer
Maurice Goldman
Marice Simmelink Bratt
Gus Lombardoes
Harold Stern
Joe Haymes
Ted Fiorito
Wiay
Sara Stanton
Bob Gellman
WJAT
WGAR
Gene Gray
Toung Poew
Tinele Bill Symes
Anson Weeks
Geo. Williams’ Orchestra
Victorine’s
Pickens Sisters
Symphony
Mark Fisher
NBC
WEAF
Waldorf-Astoria
Martha
Hal
WWY
WTAM
Ann Hard
U. S. Navy
Board of Education
Radio Household Institute
John Marvin
Kar Kiser
Dick Fidler
Chester Zohn
Women's Radio Review
Aries Sheldon
Paul Wing
Firing Family
Pieasant Pete
Lum
Abner
Landt Trin
White
Goldberes
Oink Grpsses
Indians Face Open Opening Game Possible at League Park
Cleveland General Manager Billy Evans said the Indians likely would open the season at League Park rather than Municipal Stadium on April 12. He cited a turf in rough condition at the new stadium and warned only perfect weather could allow resodding and field work to finish.
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Cleveland, CO
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Municipal Stadium
Billy Evans
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
League Park
Evans
Stadium plans delayed by drainage work and safety concerns
Officials say they cannot sample at the stadium yet and may move a April 12 game to League Park if ready. League Park seats 24 000 vs the stadium 80 010 so ticket sales cannot risk the switch. Construction halted as cold weather interrupted drainage repairs.
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Evans
League Park
Boxing World Awaits Schaaf Death Report
New York February 1 boxing world awaits the medical examiner Dr Charles G Norris to reveal a cause of Ernie Schaafs death after last weeks bout with Primo Carnera. If illness blamed for Schaafs condition prosecutors may focus on co managers Jack Sharkey and Johnny Buckler. Madison Square Garden cancels bout. boxing resumes Friday with King Levinsky versus Johnny Risko in the 11 round main event.
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New York
Charles G. Norris
Ernie Schaaf
Schaaf
Primo Carera
Jack Sharkey
Johnny Buckler
Norris
Schaat
Boxing Commission
Madison Square Garden
King Levinsky
Chicago
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Sehaat
Seniors Defeat Sophomores 16-14 In Elvira High Game
The Seniors edged the Sophomores 16-14 in an Elvira High girls inter-class clash. Dyer scored seven for the Seniors while Hastings added six for the Sophomores. The championship will be settled February 23 when Juniors face Seniors.
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Elvira High
Dyer
Hastings
Mount Union Stays in Title Race with Muskingum Win
Mount Union defeated Muskingum 44 to 34 at Alliance Ohio to keep pace in the Ohio Conference race. Mount Union led 23 to 12 at halftime as Mc Cuskey scored 13 points and Patton led Muskingum with 11.
Ohio State Pin Tourney Closes in Toledo
The 39th annual Ohio State Bowling Association tournament ends tonight and Sunday in Toledo. Fifteen Columbus teams, two from Darton, three from Cleveland and two from Toledo compete across two shifts. Euclid Recreations of Cleveland leads with 3922 in last week’s play, while three Toledo teams trail. Individual leader M. Conners of Cleveland has 715 pins. F. Brenneman of Akron leads all-events with 1987.
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Ohio State Bowling Association
Columbus
Darton
Cleveland
Euclid Recreations
Canfield Oil
Shotton Heads to Philadelphia For Spring Training
Burt Shotton manager of the Philadelphia club leaves Amherst for Philadelphia to meet officials before joining the first Philadelphia players en route to Winter Haven Florida for spring training. Mrs Shotton and their two children Burt Jr 16 and James accompany him.
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Amherst
Burt Shotton
Philadelphia
Winter Haven
Florida
McCann Captures Welter Title From Reynolds in Cincinnati
Portland's McCann defeats Jack Reynolds of Cincinnati to win the world welterweight wrestling championship in a 21 minute 46 second one fall match. Reynolds initially battled back with holds but was forced to submit as officials ruled on a restart. About 5,000 spectators watched the title bout.
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Cincinnati
McCann
Portland
Ore
Jack Reynolds
Reynolds
Ed Bearsley
Columbus
Bearsley
National Wrestling Association
Ohio State and Purdue Clash in Columbus Tonight
Ohio State protector of Western Conference lead hosts Purdue in the Coliseum with 6900 expected capacity. Coach Harold Olsen reports the Buckeyes in good shape as they begin the second half of the league race. Lead guards Beltner and Mattison flank forwards Colburn Hinchman while Hasket centers. Purdue coach Ward Lambert unsure of starting five but expects Wheeler Cot tom at forwards Fehring at center and Shaver Parmenter at guards.
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Columbus
ICLE
Ohio State
Purdue
Ohio
Harold Olsen
Buckeyes
Iowa
Colburn
Lew Hinchman
Bill Hasket
Howard Mattison
Bill Beltner
Ward Lambert
Wheeler and Cottom
Fehring
Shaver
Parmenter
Giants Sign Entire Roster Before Training Season
New York Giants establish a league record by signing every player on their roster before the start of the training season. The team departs for California on Sunday ahead of camp.
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New York
Upi
New York Giants
Giants
California
Student to Join Shotton in Philadelphia After School
A student will join Shotton in Philadelphia after the school year ends in spring. This move follows the completion of the current term and aligns with future plans in education and location.
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Shotton
Philadelphia
Mat Results At New York Court Show Mixed Throws
In New York Dick Davis court, California, threw Norton Jackson. New York, Dr Ralph Wilson of Philadelphia tossed Bruno Gorrosani of Italy and Nick Condos of Greece. Floyd Marshall and Fred Grubmeyer of California drew. Sun Jennings of Oklahoma defeated Abe Coleman of Los Angeles with decisive throws.
War Vet on Air Address by Legion Welfare Chair
Clarence E. K. Harger, chairman of The Welfare Committee at West Ceveland Post 361 American Legion, will speak to a radio audience on Station WIAY in Cleveland this Saturday February 15th at 6:30 p.m.
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Clarence EK. Harger
West Ceveland
American Legion
WIAY
Cleveland
Cincinnati-Wildcat Title Bout Changes Hands
Frank Brresh from Gimaha Portland Oregon defeated Jack Reynolds in Cincinnati to claim the welterweight championship. The bout outcome shifts the title to Brresh as reported from the event in Cincinnati.
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Frank Brresh
Gimaha
Cincinnati
Wildcat Via- Cann
Portland
Ore
Jack Reynolds
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