Athletics Baga Twin Bill From Harris Nationals
In the doubleheader, Jack Quinn won the first game 4 3 with his fifth straight victory. In the second, Rube Walberg earned his sixth consecutive win, beating Irving Hadley 2 1. Injuries occurred as Tris Speaker and Bing Miller were hurt pursuing Reeves drive, Speaker taking a knee blow and Miller a badly bruised thigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outfeld
Atara
Jack Quinn
Rube Walherer
Irving Hadley
Tris ‘Speaker
Bing Miller
Reeves
Speaker
Miller
Mackman
Hadley
Jimmy” Dykes
Hauser
Ana
Roses Change Name And Win From Blues
Roses defeat the Blues by 6 to 3 with strong pitching by Willard who struck out 14. Smith and Crampton contributed at the plate and in the field. Blues pitchers Wil lard and Fellers were bested as Roses, Moore, and Crisses held the lead. International League Rochester beat Toronto 18 to 2 while Buffalo and Montreal tied 4 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Blues
Willard
The
Roses
Smith
Crampton
Fellers
Moore
Crieses
Blues
On the Air Tuesday May 22 Station Voter Service Listing
A radio schedule fragment lists multiple stations WEAF WTIC FCA WEBY WIAR WTAG WCAH WEL WRC WHAS WSM and others. It mentions a program titled Manhattan an orchestra segment and a feature about the carior campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
Wtic Fca
Pbpgad
atrombeng-Cariaon
Wdz
West Wen
Manhattan
WGN
Cilequot Ens! Mon: Orchestra, Progrim—Whaf Wed! Wtic
WGR
Radio Schedule Fragments and Station Listings Digest
A dense OCR of radio program times across U S stations includes WEAF WRAL WABC WCAU CKAC and others. It lists concerts, dances, dinner music and orchestra features with numerous call letters cities and times, offering a snapshot of 1940s era broadcasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaf New York
Veters' Service
Bsoconyland
Betheriing
Clicquer' Eskimos
New Yeork
aence Musicurns Minera r+ ae
Vielin
Orchestran
Eae Ui
Nie Modern Messers Pipers
Orean
Highiight
WHAL
Secohyland
Pliccinus
Eveready Hour
Clicquot Eekimos
Rinep
Wnac Heron
Lady of the Svories
WABC
New York
WCAU
Philadelphia
Selberling
Kdka Pitteburgh
Stratsi Iista
Omberg
Merry Ramblers
Abasseberiing
Strombers
Carlson Hexter
Eorace Band
Dusk In Dixie
Washington
Waldorf Astoria Orchestra
Orcheatre HE
WTAG
Wercanter
Sosnayland
Salderling Singers
Little Symphony
Eskimon
Cnra Moncton
CKAC
Montreal
CFCA
Toronto
CKCL
P Paake
Haywel Lane
Orchea
Athletics Ordered Out For Practice At Willow Lane Park
Bill Young of the Hagerstown Athletics calls for two practice sessions this week before two weekend games at Willow Lane Park. Practices will be half this evening and Thursday evening at City Park starting at 5 o'clock. Manager Young requires all men to be on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Young
Hagerstown Athletics
Willow‘Lané Park
City Park
Young
Shady Bower Social Notes Include Visits and Meetings
Miss Laura Wolford acted as caller with Mrs Palmer and Mrs Lesher last week. Mr Wm Enable lost a valuable horse from scat digestion last week. Mrs Earl Miles visited Mrs Wm Hawbaker at Charlton on Tuesday afternoon. Laura Wolford plans a few days with Mia Fannie Ankney at Woodside. Mr and Mrs David Kershner and daughters Edith Ray and Ruth visited friends at Halfway on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wolford
Try Again Says Gene Sarazen on Returning to Practice
Gene Sarazen, famed American golfer who finished second in the British Open, vows to keep practicing yearly until he wins. He speaks of perseverance as he returns home for another year of play and training. Also noted are local notices of births, deaths, and visits in the community, including a Harpers Ferry trip by Rena Bloom and J. S. Bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Sarazen
Tilghmanton Tribute For Daughters Loss And Sermon
In Tilghmanton on May 17 the community extends sympathy to relatives of Nora Daugherty Young youngest daughter of the late Alex and Melodie Daugherty Nora was mourned for her mothering care and beauty of home A tribute quotes Grey's elegy amid a sermon by Rev Baker at the Hall on Mothers Day. The writer also offers congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. CG
Edward Dinkle
Downaville
End
Wm_-Mets
Bakereville
Tie
Mollie Daugherty
Milton Gitlan
Hagerstown
Daugherty
Charles Sprecher
Aetna
Hier
Mary Sprecher
Whig Lehman
Ha |Terstown
C. J.smith
Washington
Cavy Moats
Richard Mongan
Aurelia
Iowa
Deata
Dick” Mongan
Wert
Tilghmanton
Nits
Daugherty Young
Alex
Mel- Ne Daughern
Tig
Nora
Wortu
Bauger
Grey
Baker
Jay
Red Sox Force Yankees Ten Run Limit in Doubleheader
New York May 21 Yankees split a doubleheader with Boston losing game one 8 to 4 and winning game two 3 to 2. Phil Todt and Johnny Regan homered for Boston in the first game. Bob Meusel homered for New York in the second inning after Boston led 8 to 0. Combs and Headley added homers for the Yankees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Phil Todt
Johnny Regan
Boston
Bob Meusel
Red Sox
Combs
Haiti
Morris
Heving
Shealey
Moore
Campbell
Grabowski
BUCS SPLIT DOUBLEHEADER WITH REDS IN CINCINNATI
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh split a May 21 doubleheader as the Reds won 4 to 3 in the first game behind Eppa Rixey while the Pirates tied late in the second with Donohue on the mound. Grantham, Comorosky, and Smith drove in the decisive runs for Pittsburgh as May exited. Fassel and Gooch vs Donahue and Sukeforth closed the second game 6 to 3. Southern Association results include Nashville beating New Orleans 4 to 2 with other games rained out.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Pirates
Eppa Rixey
Jakie May
Grantham
Comorosky
Smith
Rune
May
Donohue
Allen
Pittsburgh
Dawson
Brame
Hi Rixéy
Picinich
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Baga Twin
Bill
Harris
Zachary
Peltans
Foxx
Ruel
Walberg
Cochrane
International League
Turkey City
Rochester
Zieas
WWNC
Asheville
Munrte
Bookman Jean
Atlanta
Stromberg
Carlson
WCOO
Chattanooga
Ensemble
BOT —Wiak Sbekbinidtite—Ite
Orcheatra
Orchestra
Louieville
Fundamentala of the Law
Stromberk Carbon
Serberling Sinkers
Eveready
Eskimos
Forhan
WMC
Memphis Co
Serberling Singers
WEM
Nashville
Tpo Sreedlern
Go—Citeavor_ Eskimon
Itu
Wrya Richmond
t—Orchestra
t—Music Club
KYW
Chicago
Sipreber Magic
WERBH
WJID
Ty Soo
Children of
Mooseheart
Bid
WLIB
Martha_Washington
WLS
Jack & Jaen
Magic
AMLI
WLW
Ed —Aviation
Essemble
Voca
Ora Tjho
Clicquot
Exkimoa
WTAM
Cleveland
Blue Flash Indians
Wex-Wir
Detroit
Iareki
Merry Three
Oberiear Girls
Red Apple Club
Seibersinge
Chawet Manipsi
Pickera
Sue
Helen
Weil Tye
Susimminle
GoLke
Joe
Oly
Ole Ant
Fane's
ADIGE
Aaythws
Shady Bower
H. A. Henneberger
Baycunktery
Talking Machine Shop
Potomac
Stromberg-Carlson
Hagerstown Loan & Thrift Corp
Grice Building
Jonathan St
Whippet - Knight Sales
Willys-Overland Inc
Hoffman Brothers
Washington Street
Studebaker Commander
Freigh Motor & Tire Co
Oak Hill Ave
Ruffing
Hoffman
Hoyt and
Collins
Potomac Edison
H. R. Wagner
Hart
Hutmer
Phome
John Bt
BUCS
Fassel and Gooch
Smith, Donahue and Sukeforth
Southern Association
New Orleans
Hiedwohl
West
Elsign Motor & Tire Co
Thumma Motor Co
Boonsboro
Boonsboro, Md
National Garage
Funkstown
Seaheee Geo Jeuck, Si
Keedyeviiey Meat
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