Saturday Radio Listings Across U S Stations
A dense OCR of radio schedules lists stations from Omaha to Detroit with times for concerts, symphonies, organ recitals and vocal programs. Entries name performers such as Arthur Haya, Lews Connors Orchestra, Vincent Lopera, and Boss Own orchestra along with city stations like WOC Davenport KOKA KOA and WEAF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOAW
Omahe
Arthur Haya
Oman
Dr. Applesancs
WOC
Davenport
Lews Connor
Koka
Pittsburgh
Shenandoah
KOA
Denver
Rainbow
KSD
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Grand Central Theatre
Hot Springs National Park
Bae Bel
Law
Kyw
Cheers
Via- Heder
Wand
Richmond Hi
Wak
Pittsburgh Press
Otto Kalters
Inneapolis
St. Paul
South Dahote
Nenkin Cate
L Wear
Hfanses City Star
School of the Air
Froite
Meery Old Chi Weaf
New York
Tmuysep Foremost
S Bera
Vincent Loper
Glovbland
WGN
Pchles Eo Tribune
Braetaip
Uryan
Jower
Schenectady
Finland
U S
Chicago
WMC
Angenents Commercial Appeal
WHC
Was
Wre
Gy Agntogton
Mayflower Orchestra
Ee Grandall
WREO
Lansing
Aeleady Dance Orchestra
Omaha
Palmar Little Symphony
App Cane
Sacred Tega
Siane Five
Starr Russell
Blue Streate
Ra- Kent
Golden Ray Circle
KFWB
Hollywood
KGW
Fortluid
Oregonian
Bervites
Los Angeles
Arthur Blakely
Sfollinwood Express
Gatmon Lubovistel
Gener
KPO
A Francisco
RYW
Chicago Sunday Evening ‘Club
Wamd
Minneapolis
Springfield
WOCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WEAF
Roxy and His Gang
Wear
Cleveland
Werbh
Chicago Post
WHEL
Boston
Roxy
Wws Journal
Brahe
Buddy's
Blue Melody Boys
Wwoxs
Chicago Tribune
Drake Contert
WGY
Modorn
Ludlow
Witt Ftantis Cliy
Court Trio
Strand Theatre
Organ Festital
WHY
Gem Razor
Hofbray
WHO
Des Dolnes
Reese
Hughes
Wiar
Rhode Island
Hor and His Gang
Organecital
WKAG
I Tare Rico
Font Lee
Cincinnati
WHS
Relph Emerson
Little Brown Church
WHA
Satherins Hawn
Cas Strand
Waz
Rainbo
Blain
Vina. Olivia
Hose
Cavanaugh
WWJ
Detroit News
His
Phyllia Griwold
RCA
Rialto Theatre Orchestra
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
New Arlington Hotel
WEAP
Fr Worth Star-Telegram
A. & P. Gypsies
Blue Ribbon
Ben Bernie
Loew
WGR
Buffalo
Lyric
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Washington
WOS
Jefferson City
WSAI
Apollo Quartet
Bert Lindsay
Atlanta
Trourmal
Warners
WEMB
New Orleans
Fuzzy- Wuzzy Twins
WTAM
Willard Symphony
Afde
Elgin
Boss
Cavvanaughs
John Peat
News Orchestra
Waterloo youths among 28 presented monograms at Ames
The 1930 Ames year end awards list 18 major, eight minor, and two managers letters for Town State college athletes. Track led with most major awards. baseball received one. Managers went to R. L. Blessing of Des Moines and F. D. Peters of Caps Girardeau Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
D. Peters
Caps Girardeau
H. Bb. Owen
Waterloo
K. Greenles
A. W. Christy
Kinsman
Burnison
Flies and Mosquitoes in the Northwoods Camp Care
In the northwoods mosquitoes ramp up from early Tune to late July and linger at portages. Use strong dope with citronella and olive oil, avoid eyes, and apply liberally. A helmet helps, yet a bright fire and smoke deter many insects. canopies and proper clothing complete protection. Leather gloves and an insectproof canopy were noted for soldiers and campers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwoods
Tunney seeks shot at Dempsey after win over Gibbons
In New York Tunney hailed as the victor over Gibbons after a twelfth round finish at Polo Grounds. Tunney said he earned a title try and would fight Dempsey or Harry Wills if the public demands it. Gibbons offered no excuses, praising Tunney’s improvement. Also Edile O Dowd defeated Mickey O Donnell in Montana in a bantamweight bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News
Wira
New York
Gena Tunney
Tom Gibbons
Polo Grounds
Tunney
Thme
Jack Dempsey
Shelby
Harry Wills
Dempsey
Gibbons
Altho
Simmons Proves His Worth in Strong Batting Run
Chicago June 6 The Associated Press reports AL Simmons a one time bush leaguer now valued by Connie Mack at least 75000 has 20 hits in his last nine games and a 415 average leading American League batting. He has 44 runs and 129 total bases with five doubles a triple and two homers in the recent stretch. Sammy Hale tops him at .428 in fewer games while Harry Rice hits .412 and Ty Cobb is nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Percy Gray
Chica
Allmoilar
Elinders
Dubuque
Waterloo
Hawks
Ottumwa
Dixon
Jimmy Valentina
Cedar Rapids Aca
Valentina
Breez
Stuf
Ords
Bet Rock Island
Marshalltown
Otturin
Yeas Yes
Cedar Hepids
Moilnees
Dubvaus
Burlington
Walker
Schultz
Mar
Riesby
Bartlett
Afol
Farber
Afonn
Rd. O.s
Biz Hendee
Kettenbell
Denison
Spurbeck
DP. Smith
Uurte
Armstrong
Marratt
A. Kelsey
Yaindeen
W. House
B . Bi
Saltegaver
Ohlenberger
Alol
Dorser
Nson
McGinnity
Cronin
Mankeever
Spens
Shea
al Bahandre
Stattick
Quinn
Smith
Afar
Cocker
Wilkus
I Bush
Willingham
Dope
Venemon
Radley
Irvin
Wess
House
L. Smith
Crawford
Welch
Young
Mataney
Tisie
Spaer
Grant
Nee Mar
Mefernott
Madoxy
Deron
Fhorpe
D. Bo
Y Tranden
Wong
ORT An & Tribbine
Taskelart
Enn Conker
Crepory
Stackburn
Onrad
Tarke
Vikson
NieGuhe
O- Ik
Ziff Valentine
AGT Johnson
Suftall
Willinghan Tonse
Wikus
Zamilten
Roe
Loetker
Tatentine
Teawe
Iays
Tsler
I Speer
Tisnuera
Vixen
Rt . Kelsey
Wkehart
Reus
Tartlett
Enemon
Jenison
Ebrinka
Mrotty
Tichter
Tamilion
Ghnson
X & Foltenbeil
Aikind
Toss
Nurbeck
Associated Press
Chicago
AL Simmons
Connie Mack
Athletics
Mack
Philadelphia
Simmens
Ty Cobb
McManus
Browns
Williams
Sammy Hale
Simmons
Rico Jits
Harry Rice
St. Louis
Heilmann
Detroit
Wache
Boston
Cobb
Sisler
Paschal
New York
Rice
Washington
Combs
Boone
Trie
Indians
Red Wingo
Tircers
Pacomnakera
National
Nelson
Washvilla Southern Association
Phillies
Clyde Barnhart
Helder
Pirates
Earl Smith
Barnhart
Harris
Cuyler
Rogers Hornsby
Cardinals
Earl “Sparky
Adams
Cubs
Bancroft
Hoston
Pittsburgh
Burrus
Hornsby
St Louis
Harper
Wheat
Brooklyn
Bottomley
Wright
American Association Recoria
Durst
Eddie Murphy
Columbus
Eddie Alnsmith
Minneapolis
Sunnem
Aoe Webb
Toledo
Ifillera
Aith
Duncan
Thalready
Browers and
Collins
St. Paul Smith
Kintner
Lin
Radio Briefs Lose Grip On Yankee Home Run Leader
The bulletin outlines baseball highlights and radio industry notes. Bob Meusel of the Yankees rouses fans with homers while Babe Ruth’s record pace and other players like Gabby Hartnett and Clyde Barnhart are mentioned amid radio broadcasting plans and technical quirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Meusel
Yankees
Baba Ruth
Sciva
Meusel
Switzerland
Yanks
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Homerun
Minfors
Jon
Kostams Grosa
Seis
Mosul
White Sox
Golf ball brands and performance differences warned for players
ABE G ESPINOSA cautions that changing ball brands just before a match can ruin results. He notes wide variation in ball action, especially on greens where touch matters. Players should practice with a new ball long enough to learn its peculiarities before switching.
Franklin and Gluck Said to Play Unique Instrument
The text credits Benjamin Franklin as an early student and player of a unique instrument, noting that composer Gluck performed publicly on it. It also claims current prominence for an unnamed top exponent, described as Word Iz Taled BS ILS Greatest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjani Franklin
Amercan
Gluck
Mandell to Clash With Salvadore in West Agape Card
In Los Angeles on June 6 Sammy Mandell of New York and Rockford faces Phil Salvadore in a two round bout at Ascot Speedway. Mandell is a 2 to 1 favorite after holding a four round decision over Salvadore previously. Also on the card Ace Hudkins meets Tommy OBrien in a coast title bout under the same show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Ascot Speedway
Atfalfa
Sammy Mandell
New York
Rockford
Phil Salvadore
Los Angélea
Ring
Ace Hudkins
Nebraska
Wildt Lent
O’brien
New Yorker
Mandell
Salvadore
iHudkins
Hub Marshall Joins Dubuque Ball Club
Town City Iowa James H. W. Hub Marshall star pitcher on Old Gold joins professional baseball leaving yesterday to join the Dubuque club in the Mississippi Valley League. Marshall's loss will be felt when the Hawks meet Notre Dame in the final game of the series at South Bend next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town City
James
H. W
Hub) Marshall
Old Gold
Dubuque Club
Marshall
Hawks
Notre Dame
South Beng
Local boxing results from East Chicago match ups
Tiger Flowers defeated Jack Malone of St. Paul in one round. Charlie Anderson of Chicago knocked out Wild Bill Reed of Columbus in the seventh round. Jos Hall of Baltimore and Kid Washington of Chicago fought to a six round draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ind
Tiger Flowers
Jack Malone
St. Paul
Chariey Anderson
Wild Bill" Reed
Columbus
Jos Hall
Beltimore
Kid Wasahington
Sas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Olivia
MR. Blake
Mr.blake
Olivia
HI Barnes
OF the Duffs
Wis
Ames
Great Falls
Mont
Edile O'Dowd
Mickey O'Donnel
Oakland
Price
Radio Briefs
Sweden
Gama
Gothenbure
Img
Gueas
Crosley
WLW
Arctic
H. A. Youngs
Isa
Youkon
Mia Bakimo
Ego
Saints
Christentan
Beoné
Guyon
Louis- Mille
Tebourveau
Kansas City
Brat
Milwaukee
Collings
Fisher
But- To
Sminneapolis
Luce
Gulley
Little Rock
Cullop
Ial
Guiley Jandat
Good
Rhinehardt
Memphis
JT. Smith
Crowder
Binningham
J. Stewart
Birmingham
C. Anderson
Memphis-Chattanooga
Ood
Blehrodt
Nashville
Taylor
Thleon
Steakin
Bogart
New Orlea
D. Anderson
Chattanooga
Hargrave
Mobile-Little Rock
Tadio Procress
Belgium
Brussels
Sealine
London
Burton Bassett
Warwickshire
Fenny Compton
Charles Weld
Mr. Weld
Wichita
Kan
Toa Stechar
Althem
Dick Daviscourt
Californ
Stecher
Davitcourt
Oper Bbe Sa
Associated Editors
Ins
Bby Abe G. Espinosa America's Landlog Professionals, Co
West Agape
Sam Mandell
Bob Apfel
Waterloo Theatret
Charles City
Good Fellowship
Dean Glanville
Bon Castle
Otto Stoltenberg
Wee H.W. Masionis
G. Flaher
E. A. Davin
Flarry Northey
Frank Kachelhoffer
Boyd
Henry Stege
Barta
A. A. Stow
Guetfroy
L. Ty Fussell
J. Richardson
Hub” Marshall
West ‘Side
Jefferson
Tows
Lakea
Parham
Minnesota
Firther
F. J. Schoenaberger
Perham
Ranger Bicycles
Phoenix Bicycles
R. L. Aprel
Lafayette St
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