Cleveland Radio Listings Briefly Highlight Evening Programs
Radio listings for Cleveland stations WTAM WHK WGAR NEC WARC WLW WJAR WGR and others show a dense schedule on June 2. Programs include orchestras, bands, magicians, talkers, and serials from 5:00 p.m. through late night, with Johnny Masqueraders, Sophie Tucker, Walter Winchell, Isham Jones and Chandu the Magician among frequent performers, plus sports and weather updates.
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Cleveland
WTAM
Elroy Ward
Pirate Club
Gane
Glenn
Ray Perkins
The
Goldbargs
Sophie Tucker
Walter Winchell
Don Amado
Palisades Orchestra
St. Moritz Orchestra
Ilb
Abe Lyman
Aliee Sheldon
Joe Palooka
Milla Brothers
Bogweil Sisters
Louie Rich
Adele Starr
Chic Scroggin
Art Cook
Isham Jones
Chandu
the Magician
Jake
Manny Lander
WGAR
Aunt Judy
Uncle Frank
Lowell Thomas
Rajput
Ward Wilson
Stebbins Boys
Jones and Hare
Wille
B. A. Rolfe
Sisters of the Skillet
Chick and Ted
Thompkins Corners
Vienna
Jack Smith
Amos
Andy
Rick de Vos
Evening Musicale
Jean and Lee
Geo. Williams
Star Dust
NEC
Ralph Kirbery
Don Bestor
WWI
Agnew
WLW
Wdjr
Helio Marie
McCravy
Georgie Price
WGR
Bath Club
WEBN
WHBN
Ballow
C. Flippen
Phil Spualny
Irené Beasley
B—Nelson
Ballew
Sissle
Ball Room
Gaspette
Akron
WADC
Abe Laman
i +i
Joe Pamnoka
Rgss Brothers
Wenders
Liss-Tsham Jones
Indians Rout Washington 11 Run Win at League Park
Cleveland defeated Washington 11 to 2 at League Park as Manager Roger Peckinpaugh’s Indians piled up sixteen hits for twenty six bases. Melvin Harder pitched well, allowing eight scattered hits, with two hits for Washington in the ninth with two outs. Washington slid to fourth, Cleveland remained outside the first division by a half game.
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Cleveland
Roger Peckinpaugh
Indians
League Park
Washington
Melvin Harder
Nebraska
Nationals
Miller Beats Wallace in Cincinnati Featherweight Bout
Freddy Miller of Cincinnati defeated Frantie Wallace of Cleveland in a 19 to 5 featherweight bout on a Wednesday night in Cincinnati. Miller built momentum late in the opener as two of the three judges favored him.
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Cincinnati
Freddy Miller
Frantie Wallace
Cleveland
Ler
Miller
Radio Schedule Fragment From WTAM Era Programs
An OCR heavy list of broadcasting times and performer names for a WTAM schedule. Contains numerous program titles such as George Washington, Moss and Jones, Vincent Lopez, Gene and Glenn, and Chandu the Magician, with numerous musicians, orchestras, and hosts listed across a full day clock.
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U. S. Marine Band
George Washington
WTAM
Jack and
Petts Orchestra
Moss and Jones
Georgia Wildcats
Dr. Cohen
Jack Miles
Orchestra
Tua
Sports Flash
Women's Radio Review
Betty Moore
Dido
Kay Donna
Skippy
Erin
Ji. I.ul
Nikki Norge Puppety
Pirate Club
Three Orphans
Baseball Flash
Gene and
Glenn
The
Goldbergs
Cliquot Club
Russ Columbo
K—Moss
Jona A
Moss
Jones
Vincent Lopez
Guilf Pros
Sports Review
Jim
Joe Moss
Mood Oriental
Gen. Williams
Don Amado
Odd Fellows and Standard Oils Open Tonight at Cascade Park
The Odd Fellows and Standard Oil softball teams clash at Cascade Park tonight at 6 30. Players are asked to report. Tomorrow, Odd Fellows meet Johnson Oils at Jefferson Diamond with a 6 30 start time.
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Odd Fellows
Standard Oil
Cascade Park
Johnson Oils
Jefferson Diamond
Jewelers Wallop Johnson Oils 18-0 in softball thriller
The Maserotit Jewelers crushed Johnson Oils 18 to 0 on the Rich wine diamond last night. Art Shaffstall homered, doubled and singled in five at bats, while Goodson added a homer and two singles in four plate appearances as the Jewelers piled up 24 hits off Webber. Stanfield allowed two singles for Johnson Oils.
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Maserotit Jewelers
Johnson Qus
Richwine
Webber
Oils
Stanfield
Art Shaffstall
Goodson
Johnson Oils
Cardinals Wallop Meyers Motors 12-8
The Elytia Cardinals defeated Meyers Motors 12 to 8 in a morning game on the McHinley diamond. Clawson led with three hits in four trips including a home run and two singles. The Cards next play Friday at Cascade. all players should report at 3 o clock.
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Elytia Cardinals
Meyers Motors
McHinley Diamond- Clawson
Carde
Cascade
Players-Notice for Softball Team at Gates School
Players listed are asked to report at Gates School tomorrow evening to organize a softball team. Names include Black Miser Fat Brown Joe Noga Rainey B Wilbert Spike Wilbert Tony Olshesky Slavin B Schuster Gene Myers Murkowski Raynes and Surdock.
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Gates School
Black
Miser
Fat Brown
Joe Noga
Rainey
B. Wilbert
Spike Wilbert
Tony Olshesky
Slavin
B. Schuster
Gene Myers
Murkowski
Raynes
Surdock
How Referee Judges Scored Title Fight
New York June 2-3 UpI reports the scoring of the Sharkey Schmeling title bout by Referee Gun boat Smith and Judges Charles Mathison and George Kelly. The scores are listed round by round with inconsistencies in the OCR text. the intended record notes rounds showing judges’ tallies and the referee's decisions. The fragment confirms three officials participated in scoring the heavyweight fight, indicating a documented scoring sheet despite garbled entries.
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New York
Upi
Gunboat Smith
Charles Mathison
George Kelly
Sharkey-Schmeling
Mathison Kelly
Max Ted
Elyria Riflemen Tie for High in Rifle Meet with Rocky River
The Elyria City Rifle club defeated Rocky River Rifle club last Tuesday night. Dougherty and Hurlbut of Elyria tied for high score. A return match is planned in Rocky River on June 29. Scores for the evening follow.
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Elyria City
Rocky River
Third Sharkey Schmeling Fight Planned at Garden
New York June 23. Madison Square Garden plans a third bout between Jack Sharkey and Max Schmeling to settle the heated supremacy dispute. James J. Johnston, boxing director, will start immediate steps to bring the rivals back to the bowl at Long Island City, where Sharkey won the heavyweight title from Schmeling Tuesday night.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
James J. Johnston
the Garden
Long Island City
Sharkey
Schmeling
Day's Hardware Edges American Legion 7-6 in Soft Ball
Day's Hardware of the City Soft Ball League defeated American Legion 7 to 6 last evening at Ely diamond. Trailing by five after eight and a half innings, Legion rallied with four runs in the ninth before falling short. Koehn pitched the winner for Day's Hardware with Pitkin taking the loss. Ros ie, Yarea, H Dye, H Evans had two-base hits. H Lidmund hit a three-base shot. double plays included Legion. Scorekeeper C Wolf and umpires D Hyman and F H Edmonds noted the contest.
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Rosie
Yarea
H Dye
H. Evans
Legion
Halis
Koen
Pitking
Ry Koehn
Pitkins
Petgher
Koehn
Pitkin
Hyman
Fh. Edmonds
F. Wolf
Jewelers To Meet Richwines In Independent Softball Game
The Haserodt Jewelers will face the Richwines in an independent softball game on the Richwine diamond tonight. The matchup is set to start at 6:00. Players on both teams are asked to note the time and location.
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Richwines
Haserodt Jewelers
DeMolays Rally to 18-8 Victory Over Odd Fellows
The DeMolays, a newly organized softball club, defeated the Odd Fellows 18 to 8 at Bly Stadium. Weller pitched well for the winners with strong fielding support from Baumhardt, Thompson, Hupp, and MacDonald, who each had four hits. MacDonald hit two grand slams, one with the bases loaded. Interested teams should contact manager Chuck Hupp at 38-712 or 234 Princeton avenue to book games.
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Odd Fellows
Bly Stadium
Weller
Baumhardt
Thompson
Hupp
MacDonald
Chuck Hupp
Princeton Avenua
Cardinals Seek Games With Local Class TN Teams
Elyria Cardinals announce they want to schedule games with any Class TN o baseball teams in Elyria or Lorain County. Contact R. Dumke at 214 Foster Avenue or call 35-082 for arrangements.
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Elyria
Bennet t and Boles Star in Careless Lady at Rivoli
Theatres announce Joan Bennett and John Boles in Careless Lady opening at the Rivoli tomorrow. The romantic comedy features witty dialogue, quick surprises, and strong dramatic charm from the two popular stars, promising a lively film run.
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John Roles
Soak Bennett
Joan Bennett
John Boles
Rivoli
Night World and Lew Ayres at Capitol Theatre
Lew Ayres returns to Aspital Theatre as Night World’s star in a drama billed as an intimate cafe racket expose. The film follows a wealthy man seeking solace in a Broadway nightclub where a chorus girl becomes entangled in underworld intrigue after his family tragedy and drowning in drink.
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Lew Ayres
Aspital Theatre
Tonmorrow
Universal
Hanled
Ffairs
Gas pipe explodes injuring eight men in Ashland Ohio
Eight workers employed by the Ohio Fuel and Gas Company were injured when a gas pipe exploded while they dug a ditch in Ashland Ohio. Calvin Lemaster and Joseph Bowman of Perrvyville were hospitalized at Mansfield Hospital for treatment.
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Calvin Lemaster
Joseph Bowman
Perrynville
Mansfield
Ohio Fuel & Gas Company
Diebold Safe Co Secures Federal Contract in Canton
Canton officials report Diebold Safe and Lock Co has won a standing contract with the Federal Government. The agreement covers the production of 13 different safes or locks to be delivered under precise specifications. Details on value and duration were not disclosed.
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Dibold Safe Co
Canton
Diebold Safe & Lock Co
Company Secures Cash Drawer Safe Contract Awards
Local firm receives contracts to supply cash drawer safes for multiple institutions. The agreement covers delivery, installation, and service within the next quarter, with expected adherence to security standards and timelines.
18 Year Old Girl Drowns in Ohio River at Portsmouth
A drowning occurred Wednesday evening in the Ohio River at Portsmouth. Mable Bays, 13, from a large family of ten children, was among those swimming when the tragedy happened.
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Portsmouth
Mable Bays
Ohio River
Salesman Clarence Young Ends His Life in Dayton
Clarence C. Young a 63 year old salesman hanged himself from a tree in Dayton Ohio. Police inquiries found no immediate motive and family members described him as a quiet man. The report notes the apricot mentioned as originating in China appears in this fragmentary text.
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Dayton
Clarence C. Young
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