New Britain herald., 1929-08-29
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 Columbia's football schedule will open September 2S with the Army ! Boston University game on the plains of West Point and traverses | the continent for the best football to be found on Saturday afternoons. On the schedule already made up by Columbia programmes, several open dates still exist because a few colleges have temporarily withheld permission to broadcast pending the action of athletic control boards on the matter. While no opposition is expected the system has refrained from announcing a game which may | have to be changed at a later date. In case one or more boards take ac- tion against broadcasting, Columbia has permission to broadcast games of almost equal quality and impor- tance. Furthermore, while the sched- ule as shown below terminates on December 2S, another big game on January 1 undoubtedly will be added. There is great possibility
 
 the east coast this year which will rival the west coast Carnival of Roses at Pasadena on New Years day. Because of this possibility Columbia has refrained from an nouncing a New Years game at this time. Also, one of the World Series games undoubtedly will be played Saturday. October 12, but in case of rain, Columbia will substitute the Navy-Notre Dame football game.
 Husng, selected by Columbia to report these football contests, is a veteran of the gridiron, having play ed as a professional before taking up announcing. His experience as a football reporter dates back five years when he was trained for his duties by Major Andrew White a pioneer in the line. Last year Husing reported more than half of the games broadcast by Columbia and was hailed as one of the fastest and most accurate observers of gridiron activities before the microphone.
 The schedule follows:
 September 2S-Army vs. Boston University at West Point.
 October 5-To be announced.
 October 12-World series Gin case of rain, the Navy Notre Dame game will be broadcast from Baltimore.)
 October 19-To be announced
 October 26-Illinois vs. Michigan at Urbana.
 November 2-Princeton vs Chi cago at Princeton.
 Nosembcr Northwestern vs Ohio State at Columbus,
 November 16-To be announced. November 3o-Army vs Notre Dame at New York.
 December 14-Carnegie Tech vs. Southern California at Los Angeles. December 2S-Army vs. Leland Stanford at Palo Alto, Cal.
 All Germany heard tho details of the landing of the Graf Zeppelin at Los Angeles. A radiogram to WGY, Schenectady. said that the NBC's account of the arrival of the giant aircraft was received with exc llcnt quality and without fading. Broadcasters in Berlin, Germany, reported receiving the program through one of WIG Y's short wave stations, W2XK, operating on a ire quency of 17,300 kilocycles. Ii was understood that the program was being rebroadcast throughout Ger many, according to previous ar | rangements made with the National | DrOadcasting company.
 Vincent Lopez and his orchestra | travel to the south for the musical inspiration for their program, to be heard over the WIZ chain of the NBC this evening at 7:30. Starting with Alabamy Snow, the orchestra features Pony Boy and | San Antonio from Texas Medley. | The final southern touch is given with the closing Song of the Bayou.