Off Season Baseball Gossip and Managerial Talk Stirring Rumors
In a Galveston and Cedar Rapids exchange, reports claim Earl Whitehill bagged game in Canada while old eye still shines. Reds may train in Tampa. Chuck Klein hit road 280 with 20 thousand Cubs salary. Steve ONeill urged for Detroit job. KUHEL and Harder undergo dental and nose surgeries. Marberry and Berger health notes appear. Parimutuel plan from Jake Atz discussed. Ferrell move eyed by Indians and Ferrell not distressed. Red Lucas trade gives Pirates NL edge.
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Galveston
Cedar Rapids
Earl Whitehill
Canada
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Tampa
Chuck Klein
Cubs
Detroit
Steve O'Neill
Bert Shotton
Phils
Winter Haven
Fla
Kiein
Jake Atz
Jakie
Cleveland Indians
Wesley Ferrell
Red Lucas
Reds
Pirates
Grid Results From Various Colleges This Week
Auburn 14 South Carolina 16 in Birmingham. Ole Miss 31 beat Mississippi State 0 in Oxford. Mercer 31 over Oglethorpe in Macon. Georgia Tech 6 Duke 0 in Atlanta. Tulane 7 tie with L U 7 in New Orleans. Notre Dame 13 defeated Army 12 in New York. Princeton 71 Yale 2 in New Haven. Maryland 0 lost to Florida 19 in Tampa. Villanova 18 Rutgers 13 in New Brunswick. Tuskegee 51 over Xavier 7 in New Orleans. SMU 6 defeated by TCU 26 in Fort Worth.
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Birmingham
Auburn
South Carolina
Oxford, Miss
Mississippi State
Mississippi
Ole Miss
Macon
Mercer
Ogle
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Duke
New Orleans
Tulane
New York
Notre Dame
Army
New Haven
New Brunswick
N. J
Villanova
Rutgers
Tuskegee
Xavier
Fort Worth
Tex
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Regular Meeting of Commerce Directors
The regular meeting of the directors of the Chamber of Commerce will be held on Tuesday afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce offices. The time is four o'clock. This marks the final regu
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Chamber of Commerce
Red Lyons Returns to Decatur Ring in Three Falls Show
Red Lyons from Beaumont will headline a two hours time limit bout against Jack Spurgin of Memphis, with Walter Logan and Joe Shimkus in the other two falls. Promoter Chris Jordan predicts Lyons’ advantage in weight will test Spurgin, while Shimkus seeks to replicate past wins over Nichols.
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Red Lyons
Beaumont
Tex
Hugh Nichols
Decatur
American Legion
Lyons
Jack Spurgin
Memphis
Chris Jordan
Spurgin
Nichols
Shimkus
No Rainfall Recorded in Last 24 Hours
No rainfall occurred during the 24 hour period ending at seven this morning.
Alabama's Clam To Crown Is Clear In SEC Race
Alabama closes the season with a 7 0 win over Vanderbilt to clinch the first Southeastern Conference title. The Crimson Tide, coached by Frank Thomas, end with five victories and one tie, defeating Georgia Tech Tennessee Kentucky Mississippi State and Vanderbilt. Louisiana State remains unbeaten but faces LSU’s remaining schedule and a possible path past Alabama. Duke and South Carolina complete their conference schedules without losses, while Murray Howard and Centenary show mixed results within the SIAC and Dixie. Georgia Tech upset Duke as Tech's defense stymied Duke near the Rose Bowl contemplation.
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Alabama
Duke
Murray
Howard
Vanderbilt
Crimsons
Frank Thomas
Mississippi
Georgia Tech
Tennessee
Kenucky
Mississippi State
Lousiana State
Baton Rouge
Twane
Vols
L. S.A
South Carolina
Blue Devils
Gamecocks
Mercer
Birmingham Southern
Tech
Louisiana State
Tulane
Preacher” Roberts
South
Louisiana
Michal
Burge
Georgia
Southern California
Florida
Maryland
Auburn
Plainsmen
Earl Clary
Beattie Feathers
Ralph Hatley
Kentucky
Fire Causes Minor Damage at Residence on Fourth Avenue
A Sunday night fire at the Homer Weaver home, 117 Fourth Avenue South, caused slight damage when live coals in ashes ignited the porch flooring after burning through a container. A false alarm from Oak Street was reported at 6 30 p m.
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Homer Weaver
Fourth Avenue
South
Oak Street
Stroke Sways J A Riggs of Hartselle
J A Riggs of Hartselle suffered a stroke of paralysis Sunday morning. He is the father of Earl Riggs and a number of friends regret the news.
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J. A. Riggs
Hartselle
Earl Riggs
Legionnaires Exempt From Duty At Wrestling Shows
A fragment notes Legionnaires except those on duty are exempt from work at wrestling events, implying a selective duty rule or exception during performances.
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Legionnaires
War Poet Finds Answer in Crossword Clues
A historical crossword puzzle yields names and facts about a famed World War poet. Clues point to battles, poems, and personal details, including birth, death in 1918, and notable works.
Roosevelt Aide Claude Swanson Still Central In Cabinet
Daily Washington column notes Claude Augustus Swanson remains trusted, in step with Roosevelt on naval policy, and leading a smooth operation with the Admirals. It portrays the 40 year veteran as central to the New Deal cabinet dynamic amid others like Cummings and Woodin. Lindbergh anecdote follows about Paris dinner toast.
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Roosevelt
General Johnson
Roper
Claude Augustus Swanson
Navy
Claude
Claude Augustus
Homer Cummings
Cummings
The
Philippines
William H. Woodin
the Treasury
Woodin
Southwest
Paris
Pierre Cot
Alabama city and county loan requests total 1.14 million
The Alabama public works advisory board fast tracked last week loan applications totaling 1 135 225 from cities counties and colleges. Perry county seeks 600 000 for road building and repair covering about 58 miles plus 162 000 for Elmore county school buildings and other projects in Wedowee Hodges How ard College Etowah Bridge Company Millport Clayton Scottsboro and more with hearings set for Bessemer Marion Wilton Moundsville Hartselle Town Creek Pleasant Grove Courtland Cottonwood Meridianville and Oxford.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Public Works Advisory Board
Washington
Perry County
Elmore County
Wedowee
Hodges
Howard College
Etowah Bridge Company of
Gadsden
Millport
Clayton
Scottsboro
Bessemer
Marion
Wilton
Moundsville
Hartselle
Town Creek
Pleasant Grove
Courtland
Cottonwood
Meridianville
Oxford
Alabama
Milton Fife
Birmingham
Frederick JT. Thompson
Mobile
Mayer’ W. Aldridge
White Quail Shot At Lacey Springs
A white quail was killed by M. C. Hough at Lacey Springs last week. Hough shot into a covey, killing two birds, one with ordinary markings and one solid white. The specimen has been brought to be mounted.
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M. C. Hough
Lacey’s Springs
Political maneuvering to fill Al Smith seat and re election plans
Copeland aims to win another term and is rumored to be the strongest voter getter in the state. The note discusses cabinet attendance habits with Vice Presidents Curtis Dawes Garner and the tradition of inviting the Vice-President to cabinet meetings dating back to Harding.
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al Smith
Copeland
H. J
Dallas
Texas
Harding
Curtis
Hoover
Dawes
Coolidge
Garner
Tuberculosis Facts by Dr Murphree Health Officer
Dr L R Murphree outlines tuberculosis as a widespread infection affecting all ages. He cites Morgan county reports in 1932 and warns that without preventive measures thousands remain at risk, stressing transmission through sputum and the importance of early treatment and good living conditions.
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L. R. Murphree
Morgan County
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Birmingham Visitor Opal McClung Visits Allgoods
Miss Opal McClung of Birmingham is visiting Mr and Mrs Carl Allgood this week in Birmingham.
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Opal McClung
Birmingham
Mrs
Carl Allgood
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