Stanford Players Plead For Warner To Stay
The Stanford football squad and Glenn Warner urged him to remain as coach, tears flowing as they asked him to tear up his Temple contract. Warner declined, saying he has signed and it is too late. His move to Temple is expected to bring a salary between 15000 and 18000 yearly.
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Stanford University
Cal
Wie
Glenn Vs. Warner
Stanford
Temple University
Red Targhetta
Jack Hillman
Bill Bates
Bill Sim
George Gray
Warner
Philadelphia
A. Storey
Temple
Pop
Fox
Pittsburgh
LSU Prepares for Oregon Game After Influenza Delay
Coach Biff Jones and the LSU grid squad gear up in Baton Rouge for a showdown with Oregon. An influenza setback has kept LSU from reaching full strength ahead of the Saturday invasion.
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Biff Jones
Baton Rouge
University of Oregon
Notre Dame Ramblers Head West To Play Trojans
Notre Dame Ramblers depart for Los Angeles where they will face the Southern California Trojans on Saturday after a celebratory send off last night marking the start of their westward trip.
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Notre Dame Ramblers
Los Angeles
Southern California
Trojans
Army Reverses Schedule In 33
The Army will reverse its schedule next year with Navy on November 25 and Notre Dame Ramblers on December 2 for the final game. Army expects Navy to be off the slate next season and aims to focus on the Ramblers.
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Army
Navy
Notre Dame Ramblers
Ramblers
All-Valley selections favor Central with Moye chosen center
Central High dominates the All-Valley picks by Tennessee Valley coaches led by a near unanimous center vote for Lamar Moye and Nabors as a guard. Three Central ball carriers Banks Eubanks and Smith receive honorable mention while other players cover first and second teams and numerous backs and linemen from surrounding towns are listed.
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Central High
Tennessee Valley
Lamar Moye
Robert Nabors
Central
Banks
Eubanks
Smith
Huntsville“Daily ‘Times
White
Coffee
Yarbrough
Guntersville
Selby
Jackson
Moye
Decatur
Nabors
Brandon
McLendon
McCarthy
McAnally
Huntsville
Coleman
Tuscumbia
Stonecipher
Sheffield
Ovation Planned for Alabama Crimson Tide upon Return
The University of Alabama Crimson Tide, back from its Pacific coast quest, will be greeted at the A G & station Wednesday at 4 15 with a student and townspeople reception. The team defeated St Marys Gaels 6 to 0 and will have yells speeches and band numbers led by Captain H H Turner. Coach Paul Burnam heads the welcome committee with Buster Bell appointed to a post.
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Paul Burnam
Buster Bell
Arrivals Hotel Lyons Names Guests from South and Southeast
A list of arriving guests includes 8S Allman of Atlanta and 12 Birmingham residents such as H A Stringer and I W Davis. Others come from New Orleans Nashville Memphis and Portsmouth with travelers from Montgomery Joppa Gurley and Clarksdale among the entries.
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Allman
Alanta
H. A. Stringer
Gadsden
W. D. Morris
Birmingham
I. W. Davis
G. Dilbury
P. B. McCurdy
New Orleans
A. T. Price
Florence
R. L. Hamby and Wife
O. P. Fontaine
C. E. Byrum
E. Johnson
W. T. Fisher
Atlanta
EB. P. Lynch
Nashville
Tenn
J.T. Carlton
Montgomery
B. F.billups
Richmond
D. F. Moon
C. A. Stewart
Happy Gorman
Bain Hamilton
Joppa
R. D. Hamilton
P. J.west
JL. Hayes
Clark EB. Sloan
Memphis
L. W. Washburn
Clarksdale
Miss
L. H. Teele
J.B. Henry
Joseph E. Rogers
Gurley
C. F. Getsinger
Portsmouth
Raymond Whitt Jr Improves After Severe Illness
Raymond Whitt Jr is improving nicely after a severe attack of flu and tonsillitis at his parents home Mr and Mrs Raymond Whitt.
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Raymond Whitt, Jr
Mrs
Raymond Whitt
Alabama welcome ceremonies set for A. G. S. station
Chairman leads Spirit Committee and local groups in a Tuscaloosa welcome. Speakers include Dr. George H. Denny for the University, Borden Burr for Birmingham alumni, Dr. John Blue for Montgomery alumni, Hayes Tucker and Luther Davis for Tuscaloosa, and Captain Johnny Cain for the Crimson Tide. No parade after. all University of Alabama students expected to attend.
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Spirit Committee
Tuscaloosa
Johnny
Harry) Cain
Crimson Tide
University of Alabama
Limestone Night Draws Fine Card at Martin Arena
Limestone fans travel from Athens by American Legion post for Limestone County Night at Martin arena featuring Tarzan and Dutch Green in the main bout. Ernest Tiger Kelly meets Charles Nichols in an open-hour match as European tour veteran Romanoff eyes Green Dillman or Stecher in potential future clashes.
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Limestone County
Martin Arena
Limestone
Athens Post
American Legion
Chris Jordan
Post
Tarzan
the Sensational
Dutch Green
Municipal Auditorium
Birmingham
Ernest
Tiger” Kelly
University of Tennessee
Charles Nichols
Atlanta
Green
Romanoff
Jordan Galaxy
Matmen
Buck Lawson
Europe
Dillman
Stecher
Greenould
Jordan
Lawrence County
Legion Post
Athens Legion
Legion
Athens
Tax collector Crow ill at home after fall injury
Hodges Crow the tax collector is confined at home with influenza. He had just recovered from a fall that broke his leg and forced a return to the office.
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Hodges .Crow
Crow
Gunther Triumphs In Second Final Bout At Local Wrestling Show
Joe Gunther won two of three falls to defeat Gayle Byrd in the main event after Bobby Sampson failed to appear. Earlier, Jack Hollenbeck defeated Mike Meroney in straight falls amid humorous exchanges and referee warnings.
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Joe Gunther
Gayle
Jack Hollenbeck
Mike Meroney
Jack
Hollenbeck
Meroney
Auburn Loses Fine Cageman This Year
Auburn confirms Charles Kaley of Warrior will not return for 1932 33 basketball season. Kaley was captain elect and a top guard, leaving six starters from last year’s team that reached the Southern Conference tournament semifinals. The graduates include Jack Stewart Tom Lumpkin Ralph Jordan Lindley Hatfield and Harbin Lawson.
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Auburn
Ala
Charles Kaley
Kaley
Jack Stewart
Tom Lumpkin
Ralph Jordan
Lindley Hatfield
Harbin Lawson
Vestry Meeting At Wilder Place
Members of St. John's Episcopal church Vestry will gather Wednesday at the Wilder Place home of Col and Mrs W B Edmundson for a meeting set to begin at 7 30 oclock Colonel Edmundson serves as junior warden.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Col
W. B. Edmundson
Wilder Place
Edmundson
Holy Communion Service Set at St Johns Episcopal
Holy Communion will be celebrated Wednesday at 10 AM at St John’s Episcopal Church with Rev Peter M Dennis as celebrant. Episcipalians are urged to attend the service.
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St. John's Episcopal Church
Peter M. Dennis
Byrd Wins With Airplane Spin In Ring Bout
In a rough match at 20 35 Byrd defeated Joe in six minutes 40 seconds with a series of head scissors chin locks and rabbit punches. Gayle and Gunther were involved as the crowd watched referees untangle a chaotic finish after a 15 minute 30 second final fall.
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Joe Gunther
Bobby Sampson
Sampson
Doughty
Gayle Byrd
Cincinnati
Joe
Nashville
Earnest Kelly
Byrd
Kelly
Kelley
Gayle
Gunther
Second Polo Game on Tiger's Menu
Auburn polo hosts Maxwell Field riders at Bullards Field in Auburn Alabama on Wednesday at 3 pm. Maxwell Field is captained by P C Pleming with a three goal handicap while Montgomery's Lieutenants Beverly Pitts carry two and one goal handicaps. Montgomery travels from the Capital City to play.
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Auburn
Ala
Maxwell Field
Montgomery
Bullards Field
P. C. Pleming
Beverly and
Pitts
T.S. Gunby
Plainsmen
Fort Benning
Auburn Pos
Maxwell F. Pineher
Jones
Nice Bevery
Forney Casein Sk Siecle
Sbuydam
Pheming
Tuscumbian Named Auburn Captain for Next Season
Ripper Williams of Tuscumbian was elected Auburn captain for next year by a narrow one vote margin over Boots Chambless of Montgomery who becomes alternate captain. Chambless edged out Gump Affair, all Southern end, by the same ballot count.
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Ripper Williams
Tuscumbian
Auburn
Boots Chambless
Montgomery
Chambless
Hospital Officers Call a Gathering
Officials of the Benevolent Society and the Hospital Board were summoned to a 10 o'clock Wednesday meeting at the hospital. The notice stresses the gathering is important for members and board alike.
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Benevolent Society Hospital Board
Benevolent Society
Hospital Board
Bradshaw Elected National President of Woodmen of the World
De Emmet E. Bradshaw has been chosen national president of the Woodmen of the World at a meeting in Omaha Nebraska. He will earn a salary of 36000 dollars and has served as general attorney for the organization's life insurance association for 16 years. He was nominated by U S Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas.
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Emmet E. Bradshaw
Woodmen of the World
Life Insurance Association
Bradshaw
Omaha
Neb
U. S
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Tennessee’s Neyland Era Sparks Hard Luck Vow
Knoxville report notes Tennessee under coach Robert Neyland has a 61‑2‑5 seven season record, leading the nation yet yielding five ties that blocked a Southern Conference title. Despite setbacks from Vanderbilt and Alabama, the Volunteers closed the season with a 32‑13 win over Florida, piling up 1,671 points to 205 for opponents.
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Knoxville
Tenn
University of Tennessee
Robert R. Neyland
Tennessee
Vderbilt
Alabama
Florida
Stagg Seeks Coaching Post After Chicago Departure
Alonzo Stagg, 70, former University of Chicago football coach, says he will not retire and is seeking a coaching job for next season. He insists he remains capable and plans to coach again despite pension plans.
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Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
Stagg
Chicago
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