The New York herald., 1922-10-09
RADIO FANS REGRET
SERIES WAS SHORT
Had Been Enjoying 'Herald's'
BrOadcasting Of Yankee
Giant Games.


| regret yesterday that the world series
had proved so unusually short. They
had been enjoying the elaborate reports
that THE New YORK HERALD had been
broadcasting daily through the General
Electric's wGY station at Schenectady
and had looked forward TO at least two
more afternoons of entertainment.
One enthusiast referring to the graphic
description telegraphed last night that
he could almost hear the crack of George
kelly's bat that clinched the world series
for the Giants and the delirious joyful
uproar that the Giant rooters set up
when the last put out had been made
Hand the series of 1922 had passed into
history. 1t was 10000 word report,
/ that of the final game. the equivalent
almost of solid newspaper page of
reading matter.
Some of the latest communications
| from listeners in contain the hope that
one of the New York teams will figure
I in the series again next year SO that
| the radio fans may be assured of a
| repetition of the entertainment. "Au
revoir will expect to hear your wonder
full reports again next fall" wires one
| enthusiast from New Hampshire.
NJ. j. Killing, principal of Public School
NO. 10. Troy, writes:
THE grammar department Of School
| 10. Troy, N. Y, had wonderful expert
ence and an exciting time listening to
your sporting editor give the account of
the games at the Polo Grounds The
account came in loud and distinct. and
was heard in all parts of the assembly
ROOM The pupils of School 10 wish to
thank you and WGY for making it pos
sible for them to enjoy these games
withou. journey to New York city"
! And all the communications are in the
same vein. At the Pinecrest Sanatorium
Salisbury Center, N. Y. and the On
ondaga Sanatorium. Syracuse. the re-
ports brought joy to scores of patients
| Carleton Place. Ontario. wires 1--WE
have been receiving your world series
baseball reports distinctly here. 500
miles north" From West Brookfield.
Mass. Heavy weather here, but your
broadcastng came In clear and loud.
Not a word spoken by the announcer
missed. About the best piece of broad
/ casting we have been favored with
For which THE HERALD Is well as the
radio fans owe thanks to the General
Electric Company and it's powerful radio
station.
Some of the comment on THE HERALp's s
radio service follows:
| MONTPELIER, VT. Oct. ST. am very
pleased to say that all of the games Of the
series came through very distinctly. II al
| same room. We are 357 miles from New
York. We have taken great pleasure In
listening in on the games. The sidelights
on the game we're verv interesting also.
HARRY X. B1ANCHl.
AMSTERDAM. n. v. Oct. s.-we thank
Won again for your efforts in giving the
public the best baseball reports that were
MEMBERS OF ENGINE NO. 10.
! OAKDALE. Mass. Oct. 81 heard the
play by play score of the world series game
this afternoon very clearly via WGY Sche-
| nectsdv. and am reoorting that fact 20 YOU
| ALTON w. rE1RCE, Superintendent
| Worcester County Training School
DALTON. Mass. Oct. s.-Toecther with
many friends We have enjoyed your excellent
broadcasting Of the world series games
| through General Electric at Schenectady.
The service has been good
WALTER l.. TOWER.
PINE CREST sANAToR1UM, Salisbury
Center n. Y, Oct. S.-Just limo Of appro-
citation and TO inform you that we have been
| receiving the baseball returns In first class
| style over our radio receiving set. Being up
! in the mountains at this hospital for the
tubercplous we surely enjoyed the psay TO
play reports JACK GROUSE.
WEST BROOKFIELD, Mass. Oct. s.-En-
joyed your radio reports of the world series
received in the home of friend In this
town. II the nearest 7 could get to real
action on. the field. w. L. KENDRICK.
LITTLE FALLS. n. v, Oct s.-one thou
sand fans thank you for your description of
the final world series game. Reception per-
feet again. We conGratulaie YOU.
McTIERNAN AND COFFEE.
SCHENECTADY \. y. oct s-proad-
ca sting all games world series received very,
clearly by large number Of mombers o.
~ Zf N
Thank you. x. OF c. COUNCIL 2oi.
DEXTER. N. v. Oct: s.-Enjoyed your
broadcasting over the wGY wire from the
Polo Grounds. Same came in very clear and
distinct. JACK fAhhhLb'
1,rcoNpERoGA- n. v. oct. s.-Your radio
reports from the Polo Grounds came in as
| clear as possible and were Thoroughly en-
joyed by the large crond s1 lngrea 20 near
them. GboRGb hoLi'i''ioof1'
CARTHAGE. n. ". Oct. s.-The FANS Of
Carthage certainly appreciate your reports
heartily. They came In fine-to-day We Snt
evory play. And your reporter ctrtai1N y
therecan't you squeeze IN pstuTe .. n,.ii
oRIsKANY FALLS. y. y, Oct. s.-For the
! M Al four DAYS I have entertained an average
| or forty-five people day. AZ my residence
with your splendid arrangement OF an
no'"0'"s p'"' '' IoUrs II. GAYLORD.
| SYRACUSE. Oct s.-The patients OF the
! Opondasa snnitarium. Syracuse, y. r., wish
| 10 acknow ledge that through your broad
| casting service. they have received clesrp
| detail reporta Of all the world series games
| We wish 10 thank YOU for me great
pleasure this has given the patients, VINO
are snfer'ns W.T." 'u0e' +. E. CONWAY.
| trNTON. n r. Oct. s.-Wc received you
| ranort on the world series via General
! Electric Schenectady very audibly and dis
| tinetiy transmitting same to local News
| pispatch board Also had radio room filled
| with fans. There were no breaks nor us
tortion. Thank YOU.
LESTER X. PfTKIN.
CARLETON PLACE Ontario. Canada,
Oct. s'-Receiving the ball games, world
series, distinctly here. about 'W 1heS
north. Thanking you for these ra.ors; ar,,
WEST BRooKFIELD Mass. Oct s.
Heavy weather here, but your broadcasting
came In clear and loud. not word spoken
nv tho announcer missed. No tuning heees.
piece cf hroadcaRtine VIC have been favored
GEO. r. WOODWARD.
HoosiCK FALLS. n. ". Oct s-We
thank Won very much for tho baseball re-
mort. A large number OF enthusiastic fans
we're listening In and enioyed the report
thorouehlv- Y. \. BNAI)LFh.
wATFRVu.LE. n. " oct s.--Enjoved re-
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