Hagerstown High Reaches State Semi after 10 1 win
Hagerstown High School stormed Jarrettsville High 10 to 1 at New Windsor to reach the state tournament semifinals. Lier and Widmyer pitched four-hitter, earning semi final berth against Annapolis High for the wes shore title in Baltimore.
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Vito Hagerstown
Jarrettsvile High
New Windsor
Lier
Widmyer
Hagerstown High
Annapolis High
Baltimore
East Shore
Hagerstown
Ethel
Reyes
Spyder
Totius Robison
Younk da Viner
Staton
Hoard
Widinger
Luy
xDudluy
Esse
Jarrett
Dan Minnie
Wanna
Kbueuker
Slade
Vanna
Swerilee Dder
Snyder
Hasges
Farrellsville
Radio Concert Chain Broadcast on 25 Stations
United Press compiled schedule lists the Salle Symphony Orchestra under Roslo Sourdan with vocalists, broadcasting across 25 stations including WEAF New York and WEEL WJAR WTAG WTIC WGR WEI WRC and more. Eastern time listings show hourly programs from Atlantic City to New York and Chicago, with numerous orchestras, news, and baseball features. Federal Radio Commission reallocates wavelengths and corrects changes.
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New York
U.P
sSalle Symphony Orchestra
Rose Lo Sourdan
WEAF
WEEL
WJAR
WTAG
WTIC
WGR
WEI Wrc
Wswcae
WETAM
WMEY
AUSAL
WMAQ
Atlantic City
Newa
Dinter Ausic
Weiner
Tarorlar Wral
Baltimore
Royal Hour of Music
WRAL
WE Boston
Buffalo
Statler Orchestra
Tee & Zee Orchestra
WSA
Cincinnati
Rey’s. Orchestra
LaSalle Symphony
Goodrich
Dan Dugan
WLW
Bi Beon
Tha A Loo Dance
Srostey Cossacks
Minmch’s .Harmony Four
Crosley Sky Terriers
WFHH
Clearwater
WHR
Cleveland
WTAM
Janssen
Gil
WEAO
Columbus
WWJ
Detroit
WCX- Wer
Oon Peatures
WIZ
Tuller
Oriole
Hartford
Normal School Glee
Newark
Shelton
Jagan
United Press Baseball
LaSalle
Symphony Orchestra
Rosario Bourdon
Clicquor Club Eskimos
Goodrich Howl
G'ofbrau Orchestra
WJ2
Commodore Orchestra
United States
Tarvyesters
Fisher
WNYC
Uncle Win
Jacob’ Geese
Carr
WFI
Philadelphia
WCAE
Pittsburgh
United Press
Coon Sanders
Flotilla Club
KDKA
WJZ
WHAM
Rochester
Feastman
O—Wham
Madrigal Quartet
WBZ
Springfield
Kerbstone Four
Harmon's Orchestra
WRC
Washington
Kitt
Meyer Davis
Feders] Radio Commission
Sunday School League Sees Washington Square Break Crusaders
The Washington Square M E nine defeated the Crusaders 4 to 8 in five innings at City Park. Baker pitched for Crusaders while Rummell started for the victors. Seaman relieved Funkhouser for St Pauls M B, holding Evangelical bats hitless for four innings. Edwards starred at short for M B.
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Washington Square
M. E
Crusaders
City Park
Baker
The
Rummell
Victors
St. Paul’s
M. B
St. Paul's Evangelical
Willow Lane
Seaman
Funkhouser
M. I
Evangelical Boys
Edwards
M. BH
Evangelical Aggregation
Meeting of S. S. Loop On Tonight
A meeting of representatives and officials of the Sunday School Twilight League is called for this evening at 7 30 to conduct important business and urge all club representatives to attend. The Hagerstown Orioles meet at Alex McAfee's on West Franklin Street tonight at 7 30 with all members urged to be present. Friday night practices at City Park ahead of Saturday and Sunday contests. International League results Jersey City 3 Baltimore 0 Newark 8 Reading 12 Buffalo 7 Toronto 4 Syracuse 4 Rochester 4.
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Twight League
Wilson
Poffenberger
Ing
Orioles
Hagerstown Orioles
Alex McAfee
West Franklin Street
Birds
City Park
Jersey City
Baltimore
Newark
Reading
Buffalo
Toronto
Syracuse
Rochester
Win Your Boy An Automobile See Our Windows
John D. Myers & Co advertises a window display offering a chance to win a car. Located at 25 27 North Potomac Street, the promotion invites customers to enter by visiting the showroom and viewing the display. The notice emphasizes a toy or prize automobile styled incentive to attract shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Myers & Co
North Potomac Street
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Annapolis
Jarrettsville
DH. R.A. Highbarger nOrrom Aust
West
Franklin Street
Frigidaire
Toledo Scales
McCray
H. R. Wagner
Musey
Evans
Willard
Hagerstown Battery Co
Baltimore Street
Men’s Snappy Clothes College Clothes Shop
Potomac Street
Ladesstown Paint Et Glass Company
Hagerstown Loan & Thrift Cam
Pes Grice Boling Jonathan Si
WSK
Atlanta
KYW
Chicago
Husk
Laballe Symphony
Whitney Trio
Chicago Theatre Revue
WEBH
WJJD
WLS
Sherman's
WFAA
Dallas
Symphony
Schubert Choral Club
WOC
Davenport
Moline Plowboys
WHO
Des Moimes
Paul Stoye
WBAP
Fort Worth
Ameral
John Josey
KTHS
Hot Springs
Ktits Orchestra
WDAF
Kansas City
WIZAF
WHB
WHAS
Louisville
WCCO
MPLS
ST. Paul
O—Nelson
Nashville
WOW
Omaha
Miller's Orchestra
KSD
ST. Louis
Alpy
Sunday School League
Ik Crusaders
Paul's
Pet
Trinity Lutheran
Crusaders la
Zion Reformed
First Brethren
St. Paul’s Evan
St. John's Lutheran
St. Pau's M
Ames
St. Paul's Evan
First EU Ren
St. Mauls M. 1
Prinity Lutheran
City Dark
Harry S. Myers
Uber Hopkins
Coal Company
Arco
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Charleston
AV. Va
Green
Chesapeake and Potomag ‘Telephone Co
Amerigan Association
Indianapolis
Toledo
Coolumbus
Minneapolis
S. S. Loop
Talking Machine Shop
Danzer Lumber Co
Baltimore St
Uighubarger
Optonutrist
S. Potomac St
Royal Typewriters
Franklin and Jonathan Streets
J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winaton Salem, N. G
Maryland
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