Blue Sox Elect New Officials At Community Meeting
Yesterday evening the Hagerstown Blue Sox held a crucial meeting at Les Young’s home on South Locust Street. Most members attended as all current officers resigned and new officers were elected including President W. D. Haynes Vice President Austin Keen Secretary Treasurer Eugene Young and Business Manager Leg Young with Captain...
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Hagerstown ‘Blue Sox
Les Young
Locust Street
W. D. Haynes
Austin Keen
Eugene Young
Leg Young
Bayuk's Havana Ribbon Cigar Sold For a Nickel
An old ad touts Bayuk's Havana Ribbon cigars as a long filler, rich tobacco product priced at five cents. The copy boasts ripe leaves, steady composition, and full flavor, claiming economical smoke with reduced bills and added enjoyment. Pocket packs of five cigars are promoted.
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Bayuk
Havana
Coach and Players Set for Evening Practice at Willow Lane
Paul Byers and Richard Hesson led talks with President Haynes and Manager Hesson. Hesson requests the following players be out for practice tonight at 5 30 at Willow Lane: Orcutt, Byers, Henchey, Keen, Steinmetz, BE Baker, R Baker, Smith, Wellinger, Haynes, Griffith, Barber, Rommel, Hesson and Lindsay.
Cats to Play Shoemen Nine at Conomac Park Friday
Hagerstown Shoe and Legging of the Industrial League meets Williamsport Wildcats at Conomac Park. Edton will likely start Ingram for H 5 L. Zimmermann may go with Lefty Smith or Johnnie Hetzer for the Shoemen. Ripple leads Wildcats at bat with .452, others above .300 include Miller Buharp Anderson Zimmerman and Smith. Wildcats enter Sunday with sixteen wins and six losses and face Hose Co No 5 of Martinsburg in a 2 PM double bill.
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Hagerstown
Williamsport Wildcats
Conomac Park
Edton
Ingram
Zimmerman
Lefty Smith
Johnnie Hetzer
Lefty Lowman
Cats
Wildcats
Ripple
Wildcat
W. Zimmerman
Hetzer
Guessford
Lowman
Smith
Miller
Buharp
Reed
Murray
Mock
Anderson
Tresent Ripple
C. Zimmerman
Fireman
Strong Hose Co. No. 5
Martinsburg
Radio Network Schedule Fragment from 1940s Station Lineups
A dense, OCR heavy timetable lists radio programs across multiple stations such as WABC WEAF WOR WJZ and others. It details concert orchestras, vocalists, talk shows, and daily dance hours with numerous call letters and time slots. The text reads like a station map with program blocks and cross references to affiliated stations and networks.
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WABC
New York
Eralekers
Rorsien Brokenshira
WCAU
Wnac Wean
WCAO
WKAS
WADC
WERC
WGHP
WMAQ
WSPD
WLEW
WMAL
WDEJ
WTAR
WWNC
WEAF
Nathaniel Shilzrer
WEEL
WTAG
WSAI
Troubadour Orchestra
Alseo
WTIG
WEEI
WJAR
Wtag Wear Wirc
WGY
WGR
WCAE
WWI
WGN
Wsai “Envelace Ao
WTIC
WIAG
WCSH
WLIT
WCAH
WIAM
WSAL
WHAS
WSM
Wswee
Alao
Wiic
WTAQ
Rudy Vallae
Hia Dance Orchestra
Palais d'Or Dance Orchestra
Rosalie Wolfe
WRAL
WPTF
John B. Kennedy
Cabrera Gainaborg
WJZ
Washington
KDEA
Kogen
WB2
WEAL
WHAM
KDKA
WJR
KYW
WLW
Foreaters
WEZ
WET
WRVA
RYW
Phil Cook
Billy Hillpot
WBZ
DKA
WLM
WSB
WIJAX
Neanatten, Reta
Wingers
Aiko Wiik
Victorer
W8z
Edea
WSH
WBT
WIAX
WRC
WOR
Newark
Zio
Hrank
Simmons
WNAC
WEAN
WFBL
WKBW
WIAS
WHK
United Symphony Orchestra
Alazo
WJAS
WEE
WLBW
WMAK
WHE
Toronto
WEAC
Windy City Captures Derby Trial at Washington Park
Windy City, owned by F. M. Grabner, won the Derby trial at Washington Park over 1 1/8 miles for three year olds. J R Thompson Jr's Mino taur, runner up in the Preakness, finished second ahead of C W Hay's Judge Hay. Only three horses ran. Windy City clocked 1 56.
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Chicago
Windy City
F. M. Grabner
Washington Park
J. R. Thompson, Jr
Minotaur
C. W. Hay
Judge Hay
Chrysler Seniors Rally Tops Pennsylvania Railroad Nine
The Chrysler Seniors beat the Pennsylvania Railroad nine by 8 to 6 at City Park. After trailing into the late innings, Chrysler rallied for three runs to win. Rudisill doubled and Baker homered for the opponents. Minnich allowed five hits as three pitchers shared duties. Tomorrow the Chryslers face the American Legion at 6:30 with Bean likely to pitch.
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City Park
Chrysler
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chryslers
Rudisill
Baker
Minnich
Railroaders
W. Winter
Reedy
American Legion
Bean
Giusto Umek Wins Fifty Mile Dash
Calexico Cal June 11 Giusto Umek of Italy won the 60 mile stretch of the Bunion Derby in seven hours eighty minutes and ten seconds. Pete Garassi and Johnny Salo tied for second with eight hours sixteen minutes and five seconds, Gavazzi leading Salo by fifty five minutes and forty six seconds. A triple tie followed as Hedeman McNamara and Crowley crossed for fifth.
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Calexico
Cal
Giueto Umek
Italy
Algodones
Mexico
California
Pete Garass
England
Johnny Salo
Pasaaic
N. J
Baseball Scores and Matches From Yesterday and Today
American League results Detroit 5 Boston 3 Philadelphia 14 Chicago 3 New York 11 St Louis 5 Washington 13 Cleveland 3 Today Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Cleveland at Washington Glove care tips warn against rolling gloves and advise air drying soap flakes and glycerine. International League scores Montreal 4 8 Newark 1 8 Buffalo 1 Jersey City 1 Rochester 3 Reading 4 Baltimore 14 Toronto 6
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Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
St Louis
Montreal
Newark
Buffalo
Jersey City
Rochester
Reading
Baltimore
Toronto
National League Scores And Standings From A Rainy Day
Baseball results show Bt. Louis beat Philadelphia 10 to 8, New York 9 over Cincinnati, Pittsburgh 8, Brooklyn 3, and Boston Chicago game rained out. Standings list Pittsburgh 82-69, St. Louis 82-69, Chicago 28-18, New York 25-20, Philadelphia 21-25, Cincinnati 18-30, Brooklyn 17-29, Boston 12-38. Southern Association results Chattanooga 10 Atlanta 3 Little Rock 6 New Orleans 4 Memphis 8 Mobile 5 Nashville 13 Birmingham 7.
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Cincinnati
Soares
Artisans
Symphony Orchestra
Thetis Orchestra
Dance & Singers
Cleveland
The
Maids
Orch
Detroit
Sunny Meadows
WSB
Atlanta
WEAF
Harry Pomar
Baker Boys Weaf
Amos-Andy
Keheley
Birmingham
Majors & His
Joy Boys
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Iesecseys
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Southern Association
Chattanooga
Little Rock
New Orleans
Memphis
Mobile
Nashville
Hagerstown High in P A L Contest at Frederick
Hagerstown High School meets West Friendship High today at Frederick High in a P A L contest. The winner advances to Baltimore to face Tracey’s Landing for the West Coast championship. The game starts at 2 o clock before a record crowd. Tracey’s Landing won its semifinal over Hyattsville. Coach Semler has not named his starting pitcher.
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Hagerstown
West Friendship High
Frederick High School
Baltimore
Tracey
Acrobatic Cop in Cleveland Rescues Self From Skid
Motorcycle Officer Melvin Collier narrowly escaped death when his cycle skidded while squeezing between a street car and a truck. He grabbed a truck handle and pulled himself up to safety as the street car wheels bore down on his machine.
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Cleveland
Melvin Collier
Coller
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West
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Danzer Metal Works, Inc
W. Lee ST
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Oppornite Avety Theatre
Clear Channel
WABE
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Cabblex
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Singls Hang
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Anola Don
WPG
Atlantic City
Hotel Concert Orchestra
Carroll Tate
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KS Olmster Oil
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Giusto Umek
H. R. Rudy
Hamilton Corner
Franklin Ype
Ramacciotti
Cleveland ES Aoe
Atwater Kent Radios
Hoffman Electric Co
N. Locuat St
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets
Miller’s Furniture Store
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Howard
Vigoro
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Rosh Design
CAS Schwartz & Son
Washington St
Hagerstown High
Frederick
Charlero
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Standard Price
Thiumma Motor Co
Frederick St
Stase Buse
Eure
E. Washington ST
Fhone
Chesterfield
Leonvri & Mrata Tosacco
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