Graney To Be At Series Mike
CHICAGO September 27 Eight radio announcers from three broadcasting systems will describe the World Series games. National Broadcasting System will be represented by Kennesaw Mountain Landis Graham McNamara Ty Tyson and Ital Totten. Columbia Broadcasting System will put Francis Laux Jack Graney and Truman Bradley on the air. Bob Elson and Quin Ryan of WGN will represent the Mutual Broadcasting System.
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Kennesaw Mountain
Landis
Graham Mi Namiee
Ty Tyson
Detroit
Ital Totten
National Broadcasting System
Columbia Broadcasting System
Francis Laux
St. Louis
Jack Graney
Cleveland
Truman Bradley
Bob Elson
Quin Ryan
WGN
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Mutual, Broadcasting +ystem
Big Ten Football Opens With Early Games Across Conference
Ely Stadium hosts a packed crowd for the Elyria Light- Borg versus Sandusky Reserves kickoff at 6:15 p.m. The main game follows at 8 p.m. Six Western Conference teams debut this season with Chicago facing a tougher slate led by Jay Berwarzer as they meet Nebraska. Minnesota, Ohio State, Northwestern, Iowa, and others begin play as heavyweights collide, with Ohio State and Michigan set for notable early matchups. Notre Dame also kicks off its season.
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Ely Stadium
Elyria Light- Borg
Sandusky
Chicago
Clark Shaueh
Nebraska
Cornbusters
Jay Berwarzer
Minnesota
Ohio State
North Dakota State
Hingis
Ghigo University
Northwestern
South Dakota
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Bradley
Oho State
Michigan
Perdue
Indiana
Renwick
Higat
State
Purdue
Notre Dame
Weekend Grid Schedule With Mixed College Matches
Teatime schedule lists many college football and basketball pairings across cities including Marietta Akron Pragane New Pereure P Bi Juan Wittenverg Sprungfeld Granville Ke Dentsen Union Al Che Wesleyan Tete Huance Alfred Morehead Cleveland Croke at Toledo Urbana Hiram Hobart Geneva and Marshall.
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Marietta
Akron
Pragane
Freer Beints
Susksgum
New
Ledeberg
Wesleyan
Alfred
Morehead College
Conse
Cleveberton
Crocanneth
C.ne
Triedo
Toledo
Rimes
Urbana
Heram
Hiram
Hobart
Geneva
Wiesters
Witberfire x - Marshall
Knox College faces Principia in bid for Cedar League title
Knox College football, winless in 28 straight, meets Principia College of Elsah tomorrow at home, aiming to clinch undisputed Cedar League honors if Galesburg bars fall. Ohio State and Elyria notes mix with local tales of players and injuries shaping the season.
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Principia College of
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Galesburg
Hobart College
Geneva
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Knox
Colle
Ays
Principia
Elyria
Clymer
Ohio State
Buckeres
Withar Baillie
Sanduskecir
Mansfield
Oberlin
Hell
Ciem Monske
Bittner
Flord Kauffman
Welsh Funeral Home
Chamel
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Fordham season opener prep see prancing new uniforms
Fordham faces Franklin & Marshall tomorrow in the season debut wearing gold helmets maroon jerseys and white bordered gold trim. Coach Jimmy Crowley aims to boost the Rams with snappy outfits believed to improve performance, while current reports note other college players and coaches shaping early autumn football expectations.
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Ee York
Fordham
Franklin Marshall
Rams
Jimmy Crowley
Krute
Fordhes Mary's
Moraga Hills
Wilburn Clary
University of South Carolina
Olin D. Johnston
Clary
Ers-kine
Tennessee Man To Head Industrial Program
President Roosevelt names George L. Berry of Tennessee to supervise the new deal drive for industrial recovery. Berry, former NRA administrator, becomes co-ordinator of industrial cooperation and will report on appointment, employment, discharge and compensation of recovery agency workers. He also gives authority to the federal trade commission to approve voluntary industry agreements linked to the NRA and requires such pacts to include worker collective bargaining provisions.
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George L. Berry
Tennessee
Farmer-Barker
Roosevelt
New Deal
West Coast
Berry
National Recovery Administration
NRA
Federal Trade Commission
Recovery Act
Gridiron Injury Fatal To Youth In Athens
Athens Sept 27 an injury during football practice led to the death of Joseph Green 16 Athens High School Sophomore at Sheltering Arms Hospital Blood poisoning from a leg infection developed after a bruise suffered Friday Sept 13 His parents Mr and Mrs W Green had a physician summoned five days later attendance totals for grades are listed then a travel note reports Mr and Mrs Guy G Swauzer with Mr and Mrs Bruce Newkirk leaving for a motor trip through several states
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Athens
Joseph Green
Athens High School
Sheltering Arms
W . Green
New London PTA Opens With Busy Meetings and Staff
An opening meeting of the New London Parent Teacher Association drew an excellent attendance in the school auditorium on Tuesday. Officers were announced including President E. C. Rasmus and Treasurer Theodore Walter, with Miss Katherine Edgar presenting vocal solos and Kenneth Kirkpatrick joining the teaching staff. A piano solo closed the session before refreshments.
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E. C. Rasmus
Theodore Walter
Tra L. Landes
C. E. Hackett
Burk
E. B., Goodrich
Marjorie Peck
Clair Griffin
Lena Thomas
L. L.leech
Henry Heddon
Parmeil
cErma
H. R. Culbertson
Katherine Edgar
Rogers
Celia Wilson
Eloise Triplett
C. A. Blackman
Paul Scheid
Kenneth Kirkpatrick
Grads
Ira L. Landes
Peery
Future Homemakers Club of
New London
Mabel Fernard
S Beatty
Welch
New London Hospitalus
Francis Fate
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
Olive Draves Hope
John Draves
Barretts Chapel
Richard Lindenau
Emma Lindenau
Barrett's Chapel
Lindenan
Barnett
Chasail
Labor Concedes in Long-Delayed Wage Accord
Labor leader McGrady addresses a packed room as President lauds the collective bargaining example. Miners cheer, operators pause, and tension lingers over the wage agreement that follows a protracted dispute, signaling a pivotal moment in the industry’s bargaining history.
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McGrady
Carrier Boys Plan Busy Season Activities
Three committees were appointed at a meeting last night by Kenneth Clay, president, to work out activities for the Ironiele Telegram Newspaper’s association boys. The plan aims to organize events and involve boy members in community service projects during the busy season.
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Carrier Boys
S-Ries Boys
Kenneth Clay
The
First 1935 36 year meeting of the associa tion
The session opened with a Kenneth Korpp sales talk and a Carl Biskie and Joseph Horvath sales demonstration. Horvath and Biskie led the demonstration team that placed second in state last fall. Committees formed include Biskie chair, Horvath, Andrew Foreman and John Weber. Banquet entertainment featured Ralph Pomeroy and others. Tickets for EF ky High school night were issued. Legal notices appear about parole and divorce case No. 36474 John Murphy with residence details.
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Carl Biskie
Joeph Horvath
Biskie
Joseph Horvath
Andrew Foreman
John Weber
Ralph Pomeroy
Thaisian
Myre
IM Briges
Arthur Grin
Z. Sado
John Hemil
Hines
Robert Obdrin
EF Ky
C. A Ara Swim
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