The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-18
WORLD SERIES
BROADCAST
!. PLANNED
WRc. AND. WCAP Win Divide
on Games Schedule
/ Is Arranged
Nv LTsTENER-IN
.BY LISTEsNER-IN

Tentative arrangements have been
completed for broadcasting the
World Series games.
Half Of the games win be broad
cast locally by WRC from the
studio of the Washington Times
and the others viii put onto the
air by WCAP. Arrangements were
completed today between The Times
and sWRC to WRC's share of the
games. ~
William M. Sweets. tWRC's base
ball announcer extraordinary, who
was at the niicrophone in The
Times studio throughout the sum-
mer, broadcasting Washington's
out Of town. games. will be at his
post to tell the fans of the plays
in the games between Washington
and Pittsburgh.
While WCAP has not yet def
|'niteIy. completed arrangements for
its broadcasting, it is understood
that at least three OF the games
will come from that station. Ora
ham McNamee will probably do his
stuff for the telephone company
hooIC-up.
The first six games probably will
be broadcast as follows: WedneS-
day, october q, Pittsburgh WRc;
Thursday, October IS, Pittsburgh,
WCAP; Saturday, October 10, Wash
ington, WCAP; Sunuay, October II,
washington, WCAP;: Monday, Oc-
tober IL, Washington, WRC; and
Wednesday, October IA, Pittsburgh,
WRC.
II there is a seventh game, it
will either be played III Pittsburgh,
Thursday, October Is. or Washing
ton, Friday, October 49, If it is in
| Pittsburgh, WCAP will broadcast;
| il lin Washington, WRC will do the
work.
A wire from New York today an
hounees that a new 5,000-watt sta
ton will open In that CITY next
/ Thursday night on a wave length
Of 2SS meters The station will be
operated by the Paulist League,
and will broadcast every Sunday,
TUESDAY and Friday evenings.
Services. for Rosh Hasnanah In
the Washington Hebrew Temple
conducted by Louis A. Atwater
win be broadcast by WCAP,Ito-
| night. The sermon will be de-
| Iivered by Doctor Abran Simon.
| WCAP'S bill are headed by the
! Vardman Park Hotel trio and the
! first dance program of the sea-
| SON by Boernstein's Better 'Ole.Club
| orchestra under the direction OF
| Joe Bombres5. The entertainment
program will open with all Amer
lean recital by the Ayric Singers.
WRC'S Afternoon Bin.
IS II a. Morgan recital by
Charles T. Ferry John Marville.
| .aYvfnne soloist1 from First Con-
| Pregatfonal church.
%. m.---Dayid 'BQyd's New VII
lard hotel orchestra.
4:SO p. MA Joya Marlmba
Band from Guatemala City.
5 p. nn.-E1sie Jorss, soprano;
George II. Ross at the piano.
$3.50 p. The. Foolish Enter
| tainers,'' Ellsworth Ton1plins.
George F. Ross and Norman Brok-
| enshire. -
6 p. m.-BQok. reviews by Alice
,Hutchins Drake, '....The: joys and
Tribulations of an sEdatnr.' by L. F..
Tooker. and Virginia. the Old Do.
| rninion." by F. c. Hutchins.
615 p. m-Basehall
WCAP Program
Z to 7:15 p. m.--Daily market
summaries, J.. Gilbert, u, s. De-
pdTLInSIlL OIL ASTICultuIO
7:15 ]. to 7:25 p. m.-"F,all Hay
Fever" by Grafton Tyler Brown,
B. S.. NJ. d.
| Y 7:25 to 1880 p. m.-Baseball re-
suits of the day, Post sports writer.
| : 7:SO to s p. .m.-An All-American
program, sRHg~hy the Lyric Singers:
Joanna Best Russell. soprano; Linda
Berg, contralto; Harvey T. Town
send, xenor; Benjamin 7. Morrison,
bass; Mrs. John Milton Sylvester,
director and accompanist
S to 9:15 u. Ta.---Services for
Rosh Hashanah in the Washington
Hebrew Congregation. The music
will be conducted by Louis a. At
water. The sermon will be deliV
cred by Doctor Abram Simon.
9:15 to 1918 p. m.--Concert by
the Wardman Park Hotel Trio. Moe
ISaer, conducting.
1915 to HIS p. rri.--Boecnstein
Better Ole Club Orchestra, under
the direction of Joe Bombrest.
On Early Tomorrow
.WCAP-6:45 a. M: Tower health
exercises.
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