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Evening star., 1928-03-17
"DOAK DAY" BIG SUCCESS
AS ROBINS BEAT RED SOX
BY the Annotated prsss.

BY the Annotated press
CLEARWATER, Fla, March l7.--Bill
DoAk. one OF a handful OF spitball pitch.
ers LEFT In the big leagues, has been
given an enthusiastic start on his NJ.
teenth campaign In the majors. Doak
cay was celebrated At Bradenton yester.
day. and the veterans Brooklyn mates
made II big day by whipping the Red
sox, TO z. Doak. A native of Pitts
nurah, spent IL years with the Cardi-
mails With the Robins In tha last drive,
Doak won II and lost q games.
Pipp Of Reds Recovering.
ORLANDO, Fla March 1.-THE Cin-
clnnati Reds Vill return 10 their train
ing camp here after the exhibition game
with The Washington club At Tampa To-
Gay The Reds won yesterdays game
with Washington. o ~ 5. Home runs
ny Picinich and Allen accounted for
three OF the Cincinnati runs.
Wally pipp. who did not 60 10 Tampa
Oh account OF an attack Of fever, hopes
70 be able TO break into the Reds line.
up next week.
RoUsh Tops Batting Order.
AUGUSTA, GA, March II. -~- Ed
isoush, who bAtted third In the Giants
lineup LAST year, ahead Of Hornsby. In
slated ~ lead on Mc0rawh batting
order In the approaching championship
Lefty OD0ni win follow Housh, with
iJndstFom third Terry Ia down for the
rleaf"up post, and jackson win be right
behind the lirst baAemAn. Harper
Cohfn and Jahn or Mann will trail In
order, according 10 the tentative lineup
shotton Boosts Isis Phils.
WINTER HAVEN, Fla, March IT,
keVen Rational League clubs may hnd
the Philiieg rather dificlilt 10 beat This
year, IN the opinion 0f Burt Shotton
The new manager This Ia what he
thinks of the team.
II IL a better ball club than last sea-
son.
The pitching is better than last year.
but II won't ne great
The Phiilies won't need great pitch.
Ing, as they needed 1t last year. because
they will be tightsr afihln and stronger
at hat,
shott0n believes Lester awtstisnd viii
become n great pitcher,
Two 10 na From Braves,
ST. PETERSBURG, Fis., March IL
twn recruits, who have been working
cut here With The Boston Braves, arr
sIatsA " perform In less sAaitsd AuT'
Evening star., 1928-03-17
LESS THAN 100 LEFT
IN "BUNION DERBY"
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Prsn.
WILLIAMS, Ari1.. March 1.-THE
fourteenth lap Of the Los Angeles 10
New York transcontinental foot race
today found the field facing a 37-mils
trek to Flagstaff 500 feet above sea
level.
The number Of contestants dropped to
less than 100. From williams the trail
led upward. reaching an elevation OF
I.400 feet. The rank OF the leaders on
the basis OF ELAPSED time for the 4Ts.s
miles now put behind since the racers
LETT Los Angeles March ( remained IN.
changed after Yesterdays grind from
SeligTnan 10 Williams.
Arthur Newton OF RhodesIa. South
Africa. topped the list with 7l:ei:eS.
Yesterday he showed his heels 10 the
rest checking in hrst. II was the sew
enth nrst place for the 44-year-old l0o-
mile running champion OF Esssland.
VINO ended the test with more than
eight hours lead on his nearest rival.
Nicholas Quamawahu. Hopi Indian.
one OF the MniinarieS OF the race and
outstanding favorite ut the start, vas
absent today when the runners took
positions. He gave up yesterday. after
covering % miles. an account Of A
SprAined ankle and leg injury.
Evening star., 1928-03-17

ss:.'9s;1sss'' e. ss1sss 49,. ss:tt?:.SSf55Ssss2G--s :
Grove Rommtl ard Eoxr: Barnes. ri,z.
s. Sew 1o19. Yo.k a.. Iod"oooIo-tll :
:. Moore. Camrhell. McEvov and Collin. !.
names. Alexander Herly. Sherdei aud OPar
reil. Manuscio Davis.
Baltimore, tfnt.l. 100000 oo-ss !
RMS. W.. 90 4 o ~ x-i0 Is d
>. Henderson. Boswell Bolen and Dixon.
kGtn,g: Tahcr. Green. Baecht and wheat
Newark fint.D.. 10000 00Oo-I 4
Moore Brennan .nd skif Utzmann
B5:;Sa Bs5:"s1s" ,A'i...'...' ~ S.3..'...'dS2SSS5Sl5 la Q
:. Vance. Doak Petty, Elliott and HarSrax..
Morris. Rennett and Berry. "''A ave
ChicaEo White sox.Fort worth. Tex.
ss''''1fTsss s.n f@snsi.dS..' g. .ASSsasGSs-,1il ;
n.H srI,,s .ns Isr, berry and eooch 5aeob., Moudy
ffs.'.ts e. xss'. S;rr.c.j22S6iSls99---s is :
, Hansen Malone welch and Gonzalez,
Evening star., 1928-03-17
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
LOSES LAST TANK MEET

Despite fine performances by Lehr-
field in fancy diving and Moon Mullen,
freshman star, Catholic University
swimmers bowed to William and Mary
College mermen last night in the tank
at Brookland. 81 to 80. Cordova and
Nicholson were other Cardinals to show
well. 1t was G. Us flnal meet OF the
shAGoi1
Evening star., 1928-03-17
WOMEN IN SPORT

Mary sextet. G. w. goes into the fray
with ODDS against her. for the hostess
SQUAD mas straight record Of victories
so far this year, having played Ave
intercollegiate matches and won an OF
them. Sweetbr1ar. the Medical COL
lese OF Virginia. Adelphia. New York
University and Lynchhurg COLLEGE each
bowed to her superior court work.
William and Mary has the enviab,s
record OF 50 victories IN a. starts dur
ing the seven years that the co-eds
have been competing In the intercoi-
legiate basket ball field.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
HOYA BOXERS, MINUS
REGULARS, DEFEATED

PHILADELPHIA, March iT.~~~Ali
Georgetown entrants were beaten IN
preliminary intercollegiate boxing
championship matches here last night,
The defeated Blue and Gray ringmen
were Saurs. il6-pound Glasa: Has-
gsrty, i2b pounds. Davis. isa pounds:
Donohus. Las pounds; Tiarney. 100
pounds. Crsth Hines, i7h pounds, and
hehany. heavyweight Absence 0f three
dependables Handicapped the Hoyas,
Other schools competing were Navy
state, New York University, Maasaohue
sets, Tech and syracuse,
Ssnisnnaih we're scheduled Ihis ailAl
noon, with ilnAis tonight.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
ILLINOIS TRACK MEET
DRAWS $40 ENTRIES

URBANA. III, March II OP.-The
largest indoor relay carnival in the
country attracted an entry list OF $40
track athletes TO the University OF II
linois Armory today for a fresh attack
on the records. Eighty-one schools
were represented-22 universities, 90
colleges and 20 high schools.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
GOLF STARS TEE OFF
IN RICH OPEN EVENT
By the Associated Press.


MIAMI BEACH, Fla, March IT,
More than 100 golfers, numbering
among them some Of the best In the
Nation. today were ready to tee of In
the qualifying round Of the $4,000 La
0orce open tournament here.
The field which was announced as
a. threesomes. will be cut to the 64
high scores in the qualifying rounds.
Gene Sarazen, New York, and Johnny
Farrell. also OF New York, who paired
with Sarazen to win the international
four ball match last week, were consid-
cred fayorites to win as the field got
away.
Others who we're classed al probable
first money contenders were Tommy
Armour. national open champion: Bobby
Cruickshank. New York: Macdonald
Smith. Great Neck. NY: Bill Mehlhorn
Pittsburgh Al Espinosa, Chicago, and
Harry Cooper. Buffalo. These six with
Sarzen and Farrell were semi -finAlists
In the international four ball matches.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
TOM HEENEY SETS SAIL
FOR VISIT IN ENGLAND

NEW YORK. March II LPl.-Tom
Heeney, one OF the foremost contend :
ers for the heavyweight championship
sailed on the Olympic early today for
four-week visit In England.
He said he would press his demands
for title clash with Champion Gene
Tunney upon his return and expressed
hope that such A bout would be held In
June.
In the event he is unable to obtain A
match against Tunney, Heenev said he
would like TO stack up against Jack
Dempsey. the former champion, pro-
vided the Manassa MAuler changes his
mind and re-enters the ring.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
N. ID. B. c. Leaders

TEAMS
HlFh Fame--Hyattsvtlls Auto Co sos
Htfh set--Hyattsville Auto Co.. 1875
DOUBLES.
=, HIsh game--rerco Wolf and Harry Wolf
HyAttsvile .HS
:, H,sh ,.st---Ptrcs Wolf and Harry Wolf
Hyattsvtlle zoo.
INDIVIDUAL.
r, htsh ,san,t-E. c; Smith. Indian Tribal
Claims. Washington, 1877.
HiEh SET. {. Smith. 40S.
ALL EVENTS
Bert sheehS. Hysttsytiie. 0ae.
Z. C. smith 03s.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
MCCARTHY TO HEAD
CAPITAL CITY LOOP

Another successful season for Cap
ital City Base Ball League Is assured
with the election Of Capt. Lee J. Me-
Carthy, athletic oticer at :. the War
College. as president.
Other officers elected are: Richard
8. Tennyson, vice president: Arthur A.
Haywood. secretary-treasurer. Capt.
Harvey L. Miller. U. s. NJ. c., vas
chose director Of the American Legion
division.
Yosemite diamonders defeated Rain
ters yesterday. to o. for the second
win In as many starts.
Joe Judge Peewees got OF 10 q good
start yesterday by shutting out West
School nine, 8 to o.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
Harris Seeks More Punch G Pirates Be Stronger Than
BASKETERS RESUME
TOURNEY TOMORROW

Teams involved In the South Atlantic
amateur basket bail tournament at the
Arcadia are resting today and tonight
but will resume action tomorrow after.
noon At 3 o'clock.
Toniorrow'S schedule:
TOM0RROW's SCHEDULE.
q Q'CIoCk-=tiNLIMtrED CLASS. t.econd
ro9ndh hEot1 Gi Wxa.n'gstSno ysb w'f9cSdssde
az I 10 49, 49, CLoSkSs.iao:F FobSR Class t.ee.
on S nStAss .:
S@ SSStSStkk--lt SStSSk--:l -esiT"i@DYFEp CLASS ,..c.
ord round Go. +. Hyattsviile. rs. Sioux
Athletic Club
yEsTEnDAY'S RESULTS.
,ol,.o l,oo-rouNp S,,S cLAss ,.s"ond round, st.
''HGi sroiS6 yTi'Sf; q GLAss AS'''s". .":on d.
iswtsh Community Center, 40; 3. d.
'i.s.rotiNp CLASS tarM ronnd,--wolt,.
ltsroCED Class. Inrst round French
A. &C., A.; Bssniam,n Franklih q, -.
c.n,SiLii m,NLiiNs1arEP At n,S,,%H Glass ''econd round-
Southern A. C. G.. sa; wSl,,' 's;"' ''""o
Mount Vernon cAFers went into a tie
for first place In Boys Interchurch
League last night by defeating Western
Presbyterian. 20 to 10. dunton Temple
Ave shares the honors. Western Pres
hyteriAn also bowed to Calvary Baptist.
i7-ie.
Coleman Jennings duint defeated Live
Xers yesterday. u to 8.
Evening star., 1928-03-17

game. Yesterday the sox were COM
PEELED to cancel an exhibition game
with the Fort Worth Texas Leakuers
on account OF cold weather.
Johnny Mostil joined the club yes.
terday and. despite the cold. worked
out for q while.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
WINS NIGHT TITLE.

Dunbar High tossers won the night
colored high school basket bali title
routing Armstrong, 80 to IL. And /,
was q player named Armstrong who did
most TO effect that teams defeat. He
scored Il points TO head the visitors
attack.
Evening star., 1928-03-17

.nNI!td Inr Inras IN Nth Innine.
Fbatted Tor Burke In eighth inning,
"ssnlss'an. '"is:inils:'i 9 s. 81 ! c--ss
Tao:ha.e. hits--Dressen. Zi,sman. Hon.
funs-Pieinlch. Alien. stolen baktk--Harrls.
gosliH. aAlIakhan. Hargfave. Sacrifice hits
Iste; Alien. Nelly. Pieinirh. Double pisss-
Gosiln 10 Harris; Callarhan 10 Kelly 10 Har.
fra.e; snn Burke 20 Reeves 10 Judge: nelly
aarhary: of Lucas. 9! on brown. I. on
S6sgrk.: 6g =: o1 koln. :: oF Honkins. 1. Hits%
innings: oR Edwards. o 10 I innipr: on
zachary. : In :: innings; on Brawn. In 4
sins. o IN inninf. struek out--hy Zaehary.
T.: ., hcin: oh B. Burke. 4 by Edwards. /.
koih. insinr pltrher-Barks. tmrI,es-
Asssrs. fangra6an and Lair. Time III ramA
---: hours and 30 minutss. ~"''"
Evening star., 1928-03-17
HEsToN LOSES IN FLORIDA.

PALM BEACH. Fla, March IT.
vincent Richards OF New York yester.
day defeated Paul Heston Of Washing.
Ton. ID. c.. 10 win the State professional
tennis championship: taking the mattel!
So. ST, S-4
Evening star., 1928-03-17
SIX ID. C.. PIN TEAMS SEE
TOURNEY ACTION TONIGHT

six strong Washington bowling
teams and two doubles pairs will be
seen In action In the National Duck
pin Bowling Congress tournament to-
night on the Recreation drives In
Baltimore. following a successful as
sault on tournament records last night
by Hyattsville teams and individuals.
r. z. Chaplin and Johnny Baum and
r. Lowry and W. r. Pratt make up
the two doubles teams to compete to-
night.
Hyattsville Auto pinmen established
new team game and set record with
see and 1878 scores. Perce and Harry
Wolf OF Hyattsville established new
doubles marks With 263 and 70s. Bert
Sheely. also OF Hyattsville. set a new
all-event record with 370, 373 and 3S6
sets for 1909 total.
TONIGHTs SCHEDULE.
DOUBLES. 7:l5 Pm.
;. = Chspin; John Baum. Washington.
7; IhoTTry w: r Pratt sw,.:hing.9n:
william herold. Frank Wersel. Baltimore
TEAMS SPIN.
tinted ksIlweSs, Division b. Baltimore.
Erankeiical Lutheran Waither League.
Baltimore.
Potomac tiec,ric Power Co. Warrington.
9. r.. Evans T. Bro. waNhirkton.
Washington Gs Lifh, Go. team /. wash.
= Warrington Gaa Ltht Co. team .. Wash.
Recreation No. I. Washington.
Washington Canoe Club. wa.hinfton.
SINGLES. Aos Pm.
Frank warael Baltimore.
=. pill. Baltimore.
y. Chantn. WAshLngton.
DOUBLES. 10 Pm.
r'd p.,: s,.., Jcan roisTt'n s'or. r,I,,o,.
n. G. Hamilton. l.. ". Porter. Bal,imoorss.
SINGLES. 1905 Pm.
L. ". Porter. baltimore.
c. =. 0hrenshal, Baltimore.
John Harris. BALTIMORE
sGeorks Lindemon. Baltimore.
Scores OF Washington and Hyattsville
teams and individuals last night:
WASHINGTON TEAMS.
tF$s j. btF'i |$9 i$s Fs. fiis,: sP' y
i;SS ;;Gc iSS iSS llSs lSs II WIZ T. i Il; li lss
Totals. 5Is $40 sos Totals. 400 $50 SCI
Grand total 1881 Grand total. Il So:
Judd 4 DetwtINr National Pub Co
Morrison 90 ~ 100 EK'Ac' iO3 40 A3
Gardner ~ 100 nS Pierce ~ 80 -
Crockett 81 S9 - Adams 10 ina iia
Hollis. inJ az ~ R'weg A. "a 50
Dern :. 40 40 lib SetA lO5 100 100
Totals 40. ~" $50 Totals 4a8 46I asS
Grand total. i 433 Grand total. / 40:
conn"v. 81 40 AZ Carmen "a Ii. III
Howard. lOa Ai 10 Murray 100 NJ 90
Ecklpn, 50 t07 o. Huhka. l07 1lb ps
F'lsrd 1na l23 o. Baker. 100 as 50
W. Nok ia 10 a3 Mutsh as I04 ai
Totals. sos 4ai sS3 Totals. 4sa 500 4aa
Grand total. AIS Grand total. Asa
Ransdtll. Irr. wash. Mnnotyre Co,
L,Snnd ,hs AZ AZ Rson,' Rms" Il ss ioaa
F'wilni, ln1 40 ~ Fisan. as l0A q"
Merkls Aa 100 ~ Hnman it3 los 100
Walters. al 80 ~ M'lone. llS On o:
~~--~
Totals 4s0 is6 43t Totals .bA2 sa6 sTa
Grand total, .33j Grand total. i.410
Evening star., 1928-03-17

Washington Chapter OF American In
stitute OF Banking bowling team will
complete It's match with the Baltimore
Chapter five In the Maryland city to-
night Local pinmen lead In the team
match by 4 pins. but dropped the first
singles by II pins. Locals hold a lS-pin
lead In doubles
Harrington. Perley. Yerkes. MARROW
and Souder compose the local team.
Brooks will compete In the singles with
Doying and Hence In the doubles.
Two other important alley events are
booked tonight. Cashmyers OF Cations
Vile will complete their match with Ar
cadia Stars At the Arcadia. and the
Federal-District Government sweep
stakes Is scheduled for completion on
Convention Hall drives.
Evening star., 1928-03-17

Bowling teams OF all the railroad CEN
ters In this section Of the East are en-
gagged today In the annual railroad In
tercity tournament on the Coliseum
drives. Baltimore, Cumberland, Phila-
delphia. Washington. Norfolk, Rich
mond. Pittsburgh and other cities are
represented.
Evening star., 1928-03-17


EuyLe reyeY hsd chance " E.hh
while he WA On the hill The Reds
isksd sygIt everything he sent up ~
them. socking MIN foF four f1i's bhd
81 many E2aus IN i8o innings. J%a ~
tns Blows we're hOmtrs over Ca4.i .
Efke Vel fstcsnlcn first batter " fa1f
purke. alugglng ons snd Ill Allen iiae
ether Catlagbsn Sss on the T1ln8sy
wsen E!ltD agno4R bis homer Ia tilf
eighth Bon, though IL better u1GH ne
showed yestfFcsy
EopEins IN his singif inning Sorkef
sne<yihly lie passed tias first batter up
ITIt none Of the next three could oriFt
sL.s ball through the i)nslc. nsrfii
i,as ksld that hopkins has pi,china
ability D,It is nf,t suit III major GaRlli
rsiiher II he IL sent from lie Hs'
tIynals however. ~ viii I've Win stTipi
aNcuTeIy lied 10 MIN,
T'he gsnse was not stirring sffaU
Inv any means The Nationals got si
nits On Itec Lucas but not untji Tia
four4h inning when they DuhFned TIRE
sf the blows cyuld hey ac1Tt 1Hsj
singies by Esluege and Diiiis, Thh'
ssrTtfcisl ny and 8 bum ch,Rk ny Allen
xno hs6 neldeG Rteef one ,bsasff fol
ies,Aas EfsVpa sa4k, accounted i1t ~
tsiiies
That pat lie Harris clan . run ~ III
Evening star., 1928-03-17

Weather Poor "DT Ehis9x.
FOHT WORTH, Tea, March IL
The Chirag0 White Boy are beginning
10 suspect ihst Minneapolis ~ DilInin
might offer ~ flitlnR training csmD
aeeiheT ss Port Worth Last year
blizzard bfokG W q Echsduled sunday
New Britain herald., 1928-10-08
Getting SKINNER
Every Day
Hollows in Cheeks, Neck and
Chest Growing Deeper
Every Week.
Tells Weak, Thin, SCrawny Men
and Women How To Gain
Pounds In 80 Days.

Tens Of thousands Of thin. rundown
men-yes and women too-are getting
discouraged--are giving up all hope OF
ever being able to take on flesh and look
healthy and strong.
All such people can stop worrying and
start to smile and enjoy life right now.
for McCoy's Tablets. which any druggist
will tell you all about. is putting flesh
on hosts Of skinny folks every day.
One woman. tired. weak and discour-
aged put on Is pounds in FIVE weeks and
now feels fine.
Mccoy takes all the risk-Read this
ironclad guarantee. II after taking
sixty cent boxes Of MeCoy's Tablets. or
2 One Dollar boxes any thin. under
weight man or woman doesn't gain at
least 5 pounds and feel completely salts
fed with the marked improvement IN
healtl1-yaur druggist is authorized TO
return the purchase price.
The name McCoys Cod Liver OH Tab
let's has been sllortened-iust ask for
McCoy's Tablets at the Fair Dept. Store
or any drug store In America
New Britain herald., 1928-10-08
City Items

John l.. Lorenius of 500 Stanley
street is seriously i'll at his home.
J. Dominic Gosselin has leased a
store at 432 Main street from j..
Hoberman of Meriden and S. Lurie
of Meridea to be used as d shoe
store. Mr.. Gosselin was connected
for IT, years with nc Diamond Shoe
store and was formerly employed by
G. Fox & Co. of Hartford.
DR.. T. l.. Reeks, superintendent Of
the New Britain General hospit; !,
DR.. William r. Flanagan and DR..
George w. Dunn are atendintg the
nth annual conference of the
American College of Surgeons in
Boston this week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hickman Of 81 East
street at New Britain General hos
pital yesterday.
A daughter was born at New Brit
ain General hospital today to Mr.
and Mrs Peter Franklin of 33 New
field avenue.
A daughter was born at New
Britain General hospital today to
New Britain herald., 1928-10-08
lists: String Quartet
AK lilac Time"

lists: string Quartet
s:l5-'Lilac Time"
l1-Dance orchestra
o30-WPCH-33e
S-Democratic National committee
S:30-Orchestra
9-Wrestling matches from Madison
Square Garden
l0:3O-Tom Wilson. tenor
ll-Orchestra
1l:3O-Piotti and Hardy
H.: a. m.-Village Grove club
o3O-WRNY-s3s
5--Television: Bert Lowe
5:3o-Melody Charlie
5:45-'The Vote Campaign"
6-Television: Rosen's symphony
and Florence Clas, soprano
;-Television: hotel news
7:l5-Jack Marshall's Syncopators
7:30-Julia Allen program
7:45-Lillian Trotter. pianist
7:5o-Television broadcast
s7o-WARC-soe
5-Dr Daniel Hodgdon. Food" Ed
ucational Service
s:30-TOm Wilson. tenor
5:45-Foster and Juanita Lane Hall
6:l5-RepubIican committee, Scan
dinavian program
6:45-Conway's Broadway Chat
7:3O-Orchestra
S-Schwarz Homemakers
9-Musical portfolio
9:3O-Jewish program
committee. Ger
man program
ll-Time: weather forecast
ll:03-Dance orchestra
New Britain herald., 1928-10-08

1 ldnpdI n, over w MIA. Il
S:l5-Pauline Hudson, songs
S:30-'With Kellogg in Paris H.
V. kaltenhorn
s:5a-Time: Leon Goldman, violin
list
9:3n-Health talk
|9:45-I.aura Consaul. contralto
1o-''Story of Music" Newman
1n:o9-Time: police alarms. wealth
er
GlO-WEAf-is:
5-The Nationalettes
a:So-Jolly Bill and Jane
6-Democratic state committee
s:3o-Dinner music
|s:S5-"Fire Prevention Talk"
7-Savings Banks hour
:So-"World Today" James Mac
Donald
.45-Physical Culture Prince
S-Republican National committee
s;so--Gypsies
a:3o-Fa mily Party
| So-Opera, 'Pagliacci'
68O-WJZ-454
5-The Nationalettes
3o-Reports: stock market. f1nan-
cial summary cotton prices, agrl-
cultural reports
45-The Piano Twins
s-Dance orchestra
s:45-sportpg page
Correct time
Tours
;So-Roxv and His Gang
9--Neapolitan Nights
3. 3o-Real folks
io-Correce time: Russian Gaieties
1l-Slumber music
7iO-WOR-422
5:15-Musical musings
j 5:4o-'How's business"
5:5o-Newscasting
s-Le Roy Montesantc. tenor
s:lo-Stage stuff: dinner dance
6.45-Sports talk
7-Weequahic Park racing meet
1:l0-Orchestra
7:so-H. V. kaltenborn, Current
Events
| 1.a9-Ch mines. le-lO |outie
s:3o-Democratic National Commit
tee
'o-Music
9:3o-Nitaphone hour
i1o-United Choral Singers
flo:so-The Captivators
.l1-Time; news bulletins: weather
11:N5-Orchestra
:3o-Emil NelaAcio. witching hour
,8O-WHN-385
s:so-Theater orchestra
y-Air line talk
e;o5-Phoebe Monyel, pianist
s:l5-Chick and Andy. entertainers
9:3o-Snappy dance music
lo:so-News; Peter Moccio' Niolh'
list
1o;bo-Zona Hall. soprano
11-Jack and Marty. songs
l1:3o-Dance orchestra
70O-WPAP-3e5
5-Ifncle Roberts Pals
:45-"Your Boy and Girl
6.15-Bob Schaeffer. songs
s:o5-Irving Daniels, violinlst
| & Delaney Young, contralto
:5o-"The Voice With a Teal
Movie club
S-Dance orchestra
8tO-WMCA-37O
Studio program
.3o-Eob Schaeffer. songs
s-1ncredible Adventures. Hotchhe'
S:25-Coyle fuller. tenor
9. qo-"Is4ues and Personalities o
campaign" DR.. John Bauer, Dr
: Irving Fisher
9:l5-Correct time
9:l5-Jewish hour. OF music
|10:15-Orchestra
time; dance orchestra
I11.3o-News; dance orchestra
liz mid.-Orchestra
| SiO-WLWL-3sO
6-Dominican hour
s:o5-Hall Concert Singers
G:2o-Dixie Gems
6:45-Talk
7-Iseo Ilari, tenor
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New Britain herald., 1928-10-08
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Through the Static

Merle Alcock. one of the bright
young grand opera stars. and Ar
thur Pryor. the veteran band mas
ter. will divide honors before the
microphone when both will be heard
during the regular family party pro-
gram to be heard at $3.50 over
WEAF and VITO. Most of the
numbers will be popular classics or
the more melodious ballads and
folk songs. but Mr.. Pryor will de-
part from the prevailing theme of
the program in response to numer-
Gus requests in order to play 1.-THE
Whistler and His Dog" the tune for
which his band has been famous
for quarter of a century. Miss
Alcock's rich contralto voice has
pleased thousands during her short
career. having been heard in Sc
operas and appearing with the New
York Symphony orchestra in SO
concerts.