Favorites Meet in Martin Arena
Wrestling fans pack Martin arena for a two hour main bout between Joe Gun and Gunther Knichel after a previous one hour draw. Dale Haddock and Bull Smith open the show as the card features the two rivals noted for cleverness and sportsmanship with Freddie recently recovered but tested by the longer limit.
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Joe Gunmain
American Legion
Marlin Arena
Dale Haddock
Bull Smith
Gunther
Knichel
Martin Arena
Freddie
Ho Chang at Princess Today
Ho Chang brings his first U S tour to the Princess theatre in New York after engagements in China and Europe. He performs dramatic illusions and floats a dancing girl while Warner Bros presents A Successful Calamity, an Arliss picture with a famed cast and lavish settings.
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Li Ho Chang
America
Chang
United States
China
Roxy Theatre
New York
Europe
South America
Warner Bros. Triumph
Princess Theatre
Clare Kummer
John Adolfi
George Arliss
Alexander Hamilton
God
Arliss
Notrump Risk in Central Press Contracts
A brief discussion by E. ve. V. Shepard on notrump contracts, highlighting how a single stop to the suit affects risk and entry cards. The article notes variations in risk depending on entry and suit length and emphasizes strategic considerations for notrump play.
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Contract Bridge
Central Press
E. Ve. V. Shepard
Bridge Hand Analysis Sparks Postmortem Debate
A detailed bridge hand shows how opening bids and suit order affected play. The declarer and opponents maneuvered hearts diamonds clubs and spades as critics argue about optimal lines and lost chances.
Fargo Wins by KO In Ninth Round
Mike Fargo, rising boxing prospect in North Alabama, defeated Green by technical knockout in the ninth round of a ten round match in Huntsville. Fargo landed a powerful blow below the belt as the bell rang ending the ninth. Green could not answer for the tenth.
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Mike Fargo
North Alabama
K. O
Huntsville
Fargo
Green
Neyland to Stay With the Vols Coach Neyland signs one year with Tennessee
Major Bob Neyland will coach the Tennessee Volunteers for another year, ending rumors of a move to Fordham. The contract terms were not disclosed, but Fordham was rumored to have offered about $20,000. The Vols reportedly increased Neyland's pay.
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Fordham University
Bob Neyland
Tennessee Vols
Fordham
Vols
Batyere
Bears Win Pro Grid Title At Chicago Stadium
The Bears clinched the pro gridiron title with a 9 to 0 victory at a Chicago indoor stadium. The game was played on a field smaller than regulation.
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Bears
Pro Gridiron
Chicago
Rangers to Meet at Westminster Church Tonight
Troop No. 1 The Boy Rangers will meet at Westminster Presbyterian Church at 6 30 this evening. All members are urged to attend.
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Boy Rangers
Westminster
Presbyterian Church
Sarazen Named Outstanding American Athlete of 1932
Gene Sarazen, holder of American and British open titles, tops AP poll of sports editors and writers as the year’s leading American athlete. He beats Ellsworth Vines, Eddie Tolan, and Jimmie Foxx in votes from 284 cast, with 52 votes about 20 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Bob Jones
Gene Sarazen
Sarazen
Pepper Martin
Ellsworth Vines
Eddie Tolan
Jimmie Foxx
Tolan
Vines
Foxx
Hornsby Seeks Comeback In Bid To Make Baseball Card
Rogers Hornsby returns to the Cardinal fold after a National circuit tour and presses to win the second base assignment from manager Gabby Street. He pledges to use his remaining playing days to pay his farm mortgage and settle a $10 000 income tax suit with the government.
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Rogers Hornsby
Cardinal
Menager Gabby Street
Uncle Sam
Panthers Leave for West Coast for Rose Bowl Bid
Pittsburgh's Panthers head west for a rigorous 10 day training camp in Tucson to prepare for the Rose Bowl clash with Southern California on January 2. Coach Jock Sutherland aims to sharpen a 36 man traveling squad after recent setbacks and a strong, hard hitting line.
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Pittsburgh
Panthers
Harvard
Oregon
Sutherland
Tucson
Arizona
Pitt
Stanford
Pasadena
Southern
California
Motors
Vast Armory
Heinley Weisenbaugh
Carnegie Tech
Nebraska
Harpster Named Head Coach at Carnegie Tech Next Year
Howard Harpster, famed quarterback of Carnegie Tech in 1928, returns to the institution as head coach next year. He succeeds Bob Weddell who resigned after seven years of service.
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Howard Harpster
Carnegie Tech
Bob Weddell
Braves and Tigers Battle to a Scoreless Draw
The Boston Braves and Memphis Tigers played to a scoreless tie in Memphis with about 1,000 fans braving severe weather. Ernie Nevers and Red Rust starred for punting as snow depth hampered play on the coal-dust field.
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Boston Braves
Memphis
Ernie Nevers
Tigers
Red Rust
Braves
Ben Chapman Tops AL in Stolen Bases in 1932
Ben Chapman of the New York Yankees led the American League with 38 stolen bases in 1932. Gerald Walker trailed eight behind Chapman, as the Birmingham youngster pursued further basestealing success.
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Ben Chapman
Birmingham
Yankees
Gerald Walker
Mynar
Chapman
Daily Crossword Puzzle Combat and Miscellaneous Clues
A cluttered crossword puzzle page lists clues across and down with numbers and partial answers. The jumble includes references to animals, bodies, clothing, ships parts, and place names across multiple rows and columns.
Engineers Fall to California Bears in Intersecting Tilt
Georgia Tech's Engineers were routed by California's Bears 27 to 6 in Berkeley. Tech showed grit amid mismatches as California's two unit system broke down opposition, with Neblett and Schaldach drawing praise for standout performances.
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Berkeley
Calif
Georgia Tech
California
Bears
Buti
Dixie
Bill Ingram
Yeat
Tech
Howard Neblett
Neblett
Hank Schaldach
Ingram
Dale Alexander Wins Bat Crown for American League
Dale Alexander of the Red Sox tops the AL batting race with an average of .367, three points ahead of Jimy? the Athletics star. He was sold in June from the Detroit Tigers to Boston, improving from .250 to a torrid offensive stretch.
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Dale Alexander
Red Sox
Jimmy
Alexander
Detroit Tigers
Sox
Boston
Community News Roundup from Danville and Nearby
Local notes report Mrs. Lesly Parker ill with flu and Jerry Morris recovering from a fall. Several families share weekend gatherings including the Tigue and Hogan groups. Penn school prepares a Christmas program as Opal Gray and Miss Gray attend Johnson Chapel singing.
Local Socials Report From HulaCo News
Mr Thomas Oliver and family on business trip to Boas. Miss Lou Hawk visited uncle Mr Rosebun Butler near Eva. Miss Trecian Bell Chambers and brother Bernard of Albertville with relatives. Mr Taylor Harwell of Albertville with friends. Mr and Mrs Bhelvie Walker and children of Gold Ridge stayed with G Walker’s family. Mr and Mrs Elmer Walker returned from visit near Berlin. Miss Gladys Crawford and Bessie Roberts spent Monday night with Mr Arbrey. Humphries ill with flu improving. Mr Walter Jones of Rock spent Friday night with Newton Clelland. Mrs Henry Hawk ill but improving. Mrs Gordon Clelland also mentioned.
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Thomas Oliver
Boas
Lou Hawk
Rosebun Butler
Eva
Trecian Bell
Chambers
Bernard
Albertville
Taylor Harwell
Falkville Route 1 News Update
Local notes list residents visiting relatives and traveling to nearby towns. Several flu illnesses are mentioned with community members recovering. Jimmie Chappel and family relocate to Gandy's Cove while others host guests and attend gatherings through the week.
Mt Hope News Misses and Visitors Briefly in Town Creek
Kathleen Howell and Carrie McRight are visiting relatives in Town Creek this week. Wyatt Owen of Birmingham is here for a few days. Mrs Leeman Whitworth of Russellville is spending the week with relatives. Clyde Counts is confined to bed with flu. Adelle Leigh is ill with flu at her parents home. Bertha Johnson, ill for a week, is improving. Ben Johnson was called to Moulton for his sister in law Willie Johnson who underwent appendicitis surgery. Wahlon Johnson spent the weekend with grandparents and returned home. Albert McClanahan of Hartselle visited his parents here last week. Dee Counts of Decatur is spending a few days here with his parents.
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Kathleen “Howell
Carrie McRight
Town Creek
Wyatt Owen
Willie Johnson
Wahlon Johnson
Albert McClanahan
Hartselle
Dee Counts
Decatur
G. D.’ Byars
Paul Radyard
G. D. Murphree
H. Black
Melba
Waller
Joe
Margaret
Wilmer
Ruth. Parr
Mary. Lee
J. E. Murphree
A. L. Martin
Moulton
Falkville Route 2 News Social Roster Notes and Weather
Saturday night guests included Hardin Byars family and Athalene Hardin with Mae Hardin. Several local families hosted visits from Round Top Evergreen and Parkville contacts. High water kept Parkville students from attending school. other residents hosted and visited across multiple households.
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L. F. Kilpst
Nora Haddin
Bulah Kilpatrick
Seldon
Ian Parker
Evergreen
W. T
Miss Ida Dobbs and Mack Eubanks Wed in Gum We
Local notes report the marriage of Miss Ida Dobbs of this community and Mack Eubanks of Gum We, wishing the couple a long and happy life. Other items mention Edith McKee visiting Louise McCutcheon, rain cancelling Sunday preaching, illness of Mrs. George Mitchell, Christmas school holidays from Dec 23 to Jan 2, a Union Grove preaching day on Dec 19, quilting gatherings at the Luker home, Louise McCutcheon’s return to M C H S after illness, Bethlehem church to host two services on the fourth Sunday, and a community lunch.
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Ida Dobbs
Mack Eubanks
Edith McKee
Louise McCutcheon
George Mitchell
Union Grove
D. G. Luker
J. F. Luker
W. L. McCutcheon
Roy Luker
Lillie Mae McCutcheon
Ruby
Jewel
Ruth Luker
Illness and social notes from Landersville community
Landersville and nearby residents report several illnesses including flu with Mrs. G. D. Byars still bedridden and N. D. Sandilin ill at home. Others such as Paul Radyard and Misses Waller and Ruth Parr recover or visit relatives. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Martin in Moulton. The item closes with a note on ancient Olympic discus throwing introduced at Athens in 1896.
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Athens
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Freddie Knichel
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Max Scameling
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Slelule Asial
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Arlen
Sloe Isles
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Tai
Colden Bears
Bat
Danville Rote
Lesly Parker
Jerry Morris
Jim Morris
Thomas Tigue
Doller_ Adcock
Norman Parker
Imogene
E. F. Hogan
Pauline Doss
Wess Doss
Travis “Hogan
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R. H.man Parker
Penn School
Opal
Inez
Gray
Johnson Chapel
Friendship Baptist Church
Millard Farweed
Isaac Whisenent
T. Whisenant
Hulaco
Falkville
Merit. Hodges
Lacon
Mable Thompson
Hart- Salle
C. W. Taylor
Myrtice Powell
Louise Brown
Jack Taylor
Dock Stins
D. C. Dempsey
Calera
Dunlap
MT. Hope News
Price Drug Store
Thompson’s the Old Reliable
MT. Tabor News
Landersville, News
Decatur Coal
Arthur A. Jones
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