The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-14
Back In Prison Why
ROmping Around
the
Radio Dial
By List euer. u

me final ana deciding game q
the 1925 world series, 70 Be played
is Pittsburgh this AFTERNOON, VIII
BE- broadcast locally " wRC, With
william NJ. swests 4 the micro.
phone from the studio Of The
washington Times.
Cuin Ryan. of Chicago, an
rounced the game yesterday. ne
was much better than IN his Tor
n,er attempts, although ne sfill
lacks the vivid dramatic style
which has made McNaxnee ana.
Sweets the most popular ba.ssha Y
ai1nouncers in the country
Ryanss peri a VS. reIllssr n.
able Ia one respect Illrolgnout
the game he did not make
single mistake oE name, which Il
quite al achiever1ei mt. with 20
many names figuring In ne AEly
every play. Ills voice came over
the loud speaker much cleareE IN 81
III the other eannes, too. e. tho!1gn
he was speaking more directly into
the microphone than before.
But his explanations Of the
plays were exaspexa ktnely al9Ws
Several times Il seemed Ike
minutes between the chAot ana
the announcement % what haa
happened. And when Gcsliu ma e
his home run, Ryan had no more
to eay than he would over the
average puk.out.
THAT ninth inning IA which
washington made IT. last stand
was one 81 the most exciting
moments We have ever spent be-
fcra RADIO. And every time
Goslin fouled the bail the crack
Of the bat gave rs g new attack
OF heart failure
There VIII prcbaDiy Pc several
periods III tcdayse game just as
exciting "a that. hcRsver W,alcn'
sl.ouid 1y shin sbou pn ~
iciars rush 9uslneen lonOlrO9s-
An address ~ Secretary Of Com
rasrce Hoover before the National
Association Ok Railroad and tilt
ties Comma sions At the A1aytloyVer
Hotel On why the Public Inter
est Reduires Local Rather Than
Federal Regulation @ Eleefrlcal
Public Utilities viii be broad
cast BY WCAr tcuiglit
The egltertai nraent features 81
the bill include Huyless Bon Bon
Buddiea, Vaterliafle Points Of
Pr0eYess and the IDa1la Trouba,
d0ure from WElkF New York, ana
s concert ~ the Army band ana
dance music ~ Boernstein'e ~.
Java Orchestra from Waehington.
yVRCs6 AfkeFIif5an Bill
1876 =. rltI1R ton Times
1910 noon organ reeitaI ~
George Fl. Ross, from the Homer
u. Kit Studios, Duyvard Bower
sox. violin soloist
p. m.1otel VRashlnsto
orchestra
1:4O 3. nl.--Ealay ~ play account
81 the seventh ard last world
series game between Washing ton
and Piteeburel1 II Pittsburgh.
william M. Sweets at the micro
phone n The Washington Times
500 5. m.-studio recital BY ELS
worth Tornpkins. baritone and
WCAP PROGRAM
7:l5 10 7:sO B. "a. Daily market
summaries, under the auspices OF
the United States Department cf
Agriculture.
7:sO to 800 p. MI I7uyler's Bon
Bon Buddiesa from the studio q
station WEAF, New York City.
800 to $50 p. Why the.
public interest requires local
rather than FEDERAL regulation OF
electrical public utiiitiea' an al
dress by Honorable Herbert
Hoover, Secretary Of Commerce,
before the National Association of
Railroad and Utilities Commits.
siOns meeting In convention It
the MayfloWer Hotel, Washing.
tor broadcast jointly with sta
ton WEAF. New York. and cther
radio stations.
$50 to 900 b. mo cncart by
the United States Army Band,
Captain Raymond G.. Sherman,
commanding Captain William
STANDARD, leader: from the army
barracks, Warrington, broadcast
jointly with station WAR. Provi-
dence, r. ].
900 to 1000 .. ms-'swater.
mans Points Of Progress
Cromwell, the Protector from
the studio OF station WEAF, New
1000 to 100 D.. m.''Ipana
Troubadours' from the studio OF
station WEAF New York City.
100 to 1900 p. m.-Dance
music by La Java Orchestra from