Columbia Lions Accept Rose Bowl Bid to Face Stanford
Columbia University will play Stanford in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day in Pasadena. Dr Edward P Elliott chairman of the athletics committee announced the invitation acceptance after a three hour meeting. The Lions, 7 1 this season, completed the campaign with a 16 0 win over Syracuse on November 25 under Lou Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradgna
Calif
Columbia University
Stanford
Eastern University
New York
Pasadena
Edward P. Elliott
Columbia Committee On Athletics
Columbia
Elliott
al Masters
Reynolds Benson
Far West
Benson
Lou Little
Lions
Syracuse
Little
Morley
Weekes
Vestry Meeting At St John’s Episcopal Church
The vestry of St John’s Episcopal Church will meet on Wednesday evening at 7 30 at the home of senior warden H B Beard on Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John's Episcopal Church
H. B. Beard
Jackson Street
Chamber of Commerce Board Meeting This Afternoon
The final meeting of the Board of Directors for the year is held this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Chamber offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Commerce
Retrospective Notes on 1930s College and Pro Baseball Football Harbors
A collage of 1930s sports musings referencing Notre Dame and Harvard football history, long home undefeated runs, and coaches like Gar Davidson. Mentions upcoming USC-Southern California matchups, Warburton, and Mary’s College gate receipts. Also notes Philadephia Athletics finances, Rollie Halfman prospects, and veteran boxers like Olympic-era figures.
Ten Tide seniors leave Alabama grid ranks
Ten Alabama football players who helped win the Southeastern title have played their last game for the Crimson Tide. Seven were regulars this season led by backs Dixie Howell and Frank Moseley along with guards Hopke and Kirkland and others. Newcomers include Moye Holland and Campbell as promising reserves for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom McMillan
Hopke
Kirkland
Thomas
Boswell
Freeman
Kellogg
Morrow
Dobbins
Brownstein
Nesbit
Joe Dildy
Francis
Galls
Ellis
Gandy
Hutson
H. Walker
Bryant
James Walker
B. Keller
Bill Lee
McGahey
Marr
Whatley
Lyon
Frank Moseley
Rogers
Williamson
Puller
Campbell
Moseley
Dixie Howell
Demyanovich
Rhordent
Smith
Plenty of Action on Card Tonight at Martin Arena
De catur fans look for Red Lyons to avenge a prior defeat by Hugh Nichols as he faces Jack Spurgin in the main event. Walter Logan meets Joe Shimkus in the opener in a one hour limit bout. Spurgin holds a weight edge, but Lyons is known for his leg trap. Shimkus is praised as the perfect wrestler in preview notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Athletics
Gar Davidson
Army
Rockne
Gar
Martin Arena
Red Lyons
Decatur
Hugh Nichols
Jack Spurgin
Walter Logan
Joe Shimkus
Milwaukee
Spurgin
Lyons
Logan
Shimkus
Nichols
Decatur High Ranked In Alabama Football Circles
Price Howard notes in the Age Herald that Decatur is among 14 unbeaten Alabama teams this year and the only one to stay unbeaten for three seasons. The piece lists the 1933 composite standings for outstanding high school teams with Decatur at 9 0 0, and includes other schools like Guntersville, Selma, Birmingham, and Florence with win loss and points totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Howard
Age Herald
Decatur
Alabama
Bessemer
Gumiersville
Tuscumbia
Hartselle
Athens
Falkville
Cull- Man
Sheffield
Huntsville
WLT
Selma
Decature
Guntersville
Attalla
Thomasville
Jones Valley
Sidney Lanier
Betsemer
Walker Ne
Winfield
McAdory
Florence
Alexandria
Hayneville
Opelika
Opp
Dothan
Dadeville
Florala Seebescsenesee
Eee Thomaston
Alexander City
Atmore
Tallassee Uw
Greenville Ww
Oxford
Silas
Lawson Returns to Hospital After Scottsboro Case Help
Thos S Lawson assistant at torney general left for Montgomery Monday after aiding here in the Scottsboro prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. S. Lawson
Thomas
Lawson
Montgomery
Scottsboro
Five cases heard in police court this morning
In police court this morning five cases were heard. One white man was fined for drinking and fighting and four African American defendants received small fines on gaming charges.
Royal Ambassadors to present mission program at church
The Royal Ambassadors of Southside Baptist Church will conduct a mission program this afternoon at 3 30 o'clock at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Ambassadors
The
Southside Baptist Church
Power in England Crossword Clue Series
Crossword puzzle clues list about power in England with horizontal and vertical entries. The grid references a widow of a statesman and various thematic terms including gods, notes, colors, and objects, though without a coherent narrative or article context.
Postponement Granted in Remaining Scottsboro Case Trials
Judge W. W. Callahan postponed the remaining Scottsboro defendants in Jackson County on March 25 1931 at defense request while Clarence Norris jury deliberated on an attack aboard a Southern Railway freight train. Defense chief Leibowitz urged bail for Willie Roberson and Olen Montgomery due to infirmities. The state resisted bail and Leibowitz vowed to file habeas corpus if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsboro
Jackson County
W. W. Callahan
Morgan County Court Room
Clarence Norris
Victoria Price
Southern Railway
Callahan
Heywood Patterson
Leibowitz
Willie Roberson
Olen Montgomery
Thomas E. Knight, Jr
Norris
Roberson
Montgomery
Alabama
Knight
Lebowitz
Morgan County
Jackson Court
Samuel 8. Leibowitz
United States Supreme Court
Price
James E. Horton
Retrial in Scottsboro Case Faces Norris in Jackson
Morgan county jury defers deliberations to Tuesday in the retrial of Clarence Norris amid the Scottsboro six case. The defense and prosecution clash over witness credibility and the burden of proof as Judge Callahan charges the jury on fair trial standards and the law’s protection of all women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Callahan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Columbia Lions
E&xstern Eleven
West
Auspices
American Legion
Ister Mack
Mister Grove
Warburton
T Mary'’S
Trojan
Michigan
Ohio State
Cinci Reds
Rollie Halfman
Philly
Ommy Loughran
Vincent Lopez
Tunney
Greb
Lopez
Eastern Penitentiary
Burt Shotton
Phils
Chuck Klein
Cubs
Moye
Holland
Duncamp
Peters
White
Sheppard
Stacey
Ryba
Kingsley
Young
Gibson
Scott
Tipton
Goldberg
Granger
Cochrane
Griffin
Riley
Thompson
Taylor
Proctor
Wilkins
Other Knox
Wilder
Big Tennessean
England
Peel
Gray
Deity
Mecrae
Gladstone
India
Ri Ile
Alabama Supreme Court
Higher Courts
U. S. Liquor Czar
R. R. Bridges
Joseph H. Choate
Roosevelt
Federal
Alcohol Control Administration
Choate
Ucts
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!