Golfers Book Busy Season at Fountain Head Club
The Fountain Head Country Club hosts a two ball mixed foursome event for ladies and gentlemen across 18 holes. Scoring deducts half the partners’ handicaps, with ringer tournament starting today and running through September 28 inclusive. Best score on each hole posted and scores adjusted as players finish. Full handicaps deducted on September 28.
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Fountain Head Country Club
Links Crowded as Members Anticipate Prize for Top Winner
From all indications the links should be crowded all day as members take more interest this season than any previous. The prize will go to the winner.
Paul Simpson Wins Continent Footrace in Duncan
Paul Simpson of Burlington N C wins the sixty second lap of the trans continental footrace from Lordsburg New Mexico to Duncan Arizona covering 38 miles in 4 hours 57 minutes 50 seconds. He averaged 7.6 miles per hour despite the Arizona sun. Giusto Umeri of Italy finishes second with 10 40 and Pete Gavuzzi of England and Johnny Salo of New Jersey pace the leaders into the Duncan control point. Colombo Pandolf of Italy withdraws from the field today.
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Paul Simpson
Burlington
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Lordsburg
N. M
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Giusto Umeri
Italy
Pete Gavuzzi
England
Johnny Salo
Passaic
N. J
Gavuzzi
Colombo Pandolf
TABLEWORKS TO PLAY Hagerstown Clash Hillside Sunday
The Hagerstown Table Works team hosts Hillside Athletics at City Farm Sunday at 2 30 pm. Georgia Tech shortstop Shorty Smith has turned pro and was sent to Birmingham for development after signing with Washington.
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Hillside Athletics
City Farm
Georgia
Washington
Shorty Smith
Georgia Tech
Birmingham
City and New Hotel Praised by Speakers
A hotel project in Hagerstown draws praise from developers and civic leaders as plans for the Alexander Hotel unfold. Industry figures, hotel operators, and local officials tout the venture’s potential to boost growth, rail and business facilities, with Mr. Marshall and Mr. Chambers highlighted for leadership. The gathering celebrated local progress and urged community support to realize the new hostelry.
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Chambers
Wiggins
F. Berry Plummer
Hager Town
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Marshall
Holzapfel
Wigging
M. P. Moller
Dagmar
Victor M. Cushna
Roger Babson
Cushwa
Mississippi
A. H. Gunnell
The
Hamilton
Mr. Wiggins
Mr. Chambers
John Hamilton
Colonial Hotel
Y James
Keliopulous
Maryland Hotel
John Squires
Kreider-Reisner Aircraft Corporation
Fairchild Corporation
Hagers
Radio Program Schedules Across Major Cities
A sprawling listing from June weekend radio schedules shows Eastern stations detailing program lineups, time blocks, and chain station associations. Entries include WABC WEAF WJZ WEAN WCAU and many others with hours for music, drama, sermons, orchestras, and special broadcasts across New York Philadelphia Newark Pittsburgh and Baltimore.
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New York
Temple of the Air
WCAU
WFBL
WRBW
WOAC
WJAS
WADC
WSPD
WHK
WLBW
WMAL
WMAQ
Wnac Wehan
WKRC
WGHP
Nat' Forum
Washington
WFAN
WNAC
WEAN
WKBW
WCAG
WLEW
WEAF
WRC
WGY
WWI
WAPI
WEEL
WTIC
WJAR
WTAG
WCSH
WFI
Woy
WCAE
WWJ
WSAT
WHAS
WRVA
WJAX
WSM
Phi Sphalny
WAP
WIOD
Wptfo—The Cavalcade
Nathaniel Shilkret
WPI
WGR
WTAM
WAX
WSB
B. A. Rolfe
WEE
WIC
WFIC
WSAI
Sen Bernie’ Orch
Atlantic City
Rudy Valles
Hin Gance
Astro
Dave Bernie
Hotel Dance Orchestra
WJZ
Aitte Symphony Orchestra
Vocal
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WHAM
KDKA
Rudy Vallee
Hix Dance
WLI
Madison
Ivy Scott
Paul Zremnine
Seorca
Hans Barth
Lopez
WEAL
Edwin Branko Goldman
WUAM
Asker
Alan
WBAL
WRAL
7 1
Don Caerar de Bazan
WIR
Horr
Slumber Music
Mac and Lennfley
Wit Wits
Key
WLWL
New Rochelle College
Howe
WOR
Newark
Commodore Orchestra
Fraternity Row
National Security League
Emil Velesco
Organ O—Hotel Orchestra
WPG
Ben Bernie
O—Creatore
Baltimore
WWBAL
WABC
WCAO
WKRCG
Donald G. Barnhouse
WERC
WGHE
Wnac Wean
WIAN
WIAS
WMAK
WFEL
WHE
Theater of the Air
Wendell Hall
WLAC
WDB
WTAR
WWNC
WDOD
WBRC
CFRB
Dimitri Tiomkin
eAround the Samovar
Ralph W. Sockman
WIAR
Wsal Wrya
WBT
WIAX
WERT
WGN
WEI
Clay Boland
Bury Retting
WAY
Seth Parker
Sam Herman
Nylophoniet
Roxy Symphony
WEY
Rev. S. Durkee
WLW
Godfrey Ludlow
Wiz
Rasehall Scotes
Iso
Vater
Uncle Henry's
Irving Fisher
WRZ
TYR
Chain Key Station
Ritz
Pine Dreams
Coral Islan
New Yorker
MTA Symphony
Salor Mi
Dr. Payne
Ferum Rilh
Hanr
Wall of Orchers
Shady Lanes
Market Street
Piayhouss
Rith
Amusten
Vinen? Ensemble
Wbal Baltimore
Uncle Ed
Chittren Central and Sont
WIG
Philadelphia
Rochester
Oran Clear Channel
Jackie Kreps Shines With Four-For In Lewistown Game
The Lewistown writeup credits Jackie Kreps, former Wildcat shortstop, with four hits in four at bats including a triple, plus five handled chances at short without an error. Mrs. Houck and daughter Mildred of Clearspring were visitors, calling with Mrs. Thomas Shank.
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Lewistown
Kreps
Wildcat
Houck
Mildred
Clearspring
Thomas Shank
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