Tarzan White Of Tide Expects To Be Spanish Teacher
Tarzan White, a Tide standout, hopes to be a Spanish teacher after college. The article notes his academic focus and classroom achievements alongside his football prowess at Atmore, with praise for his diagnostic instincts and team role on the field.
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Tarzan White
Tide
University OF Detroit
Auburn
Villanova
Havana
Tarzan
White
Atmore
Ben Henderson Chosen Athens High Captain
Athens Alabama December 19 Ben Henderson end of the 1936 team has been elected captain of Athens High school football eleven and named alternate captain of the squad.
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Athens
Ala
Ben Henderson
Athens High School
County Farm Bureau Aims to Top 400 Members
Athens Alabama December drive launches to beat last year’s 400 membership, the county bureau led by president C. Grisham seeks to surpass the state’s largest count for its size.
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Athens
Ala
County Farm Bureau
C. Grisham
Auburn Falls to Lanett Club in Overtime Clash
Lanett Athletic Club edges Auburn 35 to 33 in overtime. Auburn staged a late rally to force a 31 all tie after trailing 18 to 14 at halftime as Plainsmen guards each scored 10 points in a tight season opener.
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Lanett
Ala
Plainsmen
Auburn
Oge Mates Oo Anone
Hutson Named All Star Pick in Pro Football Chiefs
Bay Packers star and Alabama great Hutson earns a place on the 1936 All Star team as coaches select four Packers for national honors. Earl Clark leads votes among quarterbacks while Hutson and others fill first and second team spots amid a crowded field of Bears Lions Giants and Packers.
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Chicago Bears
Bach
Hinkle
Tuffy Leemans
New York Giants
Tuffy
Arnold
Packers
Hutson
Green Bay
LE Edwards
Boston
LT Evans
Akg Hein
New York
Dans Emerson
Detroit
Stitch Smith
RT Hewitt
Chicago
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Cee
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Ean
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Gantenbeing
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Ms Caddell
Weavers Meet Hosiery Shift On Austinville Court
The Goodyear Weavers, composed of second shift employees, will play Alabama Hosiery Shift on the Austinville court this evening. A big crowd is expected.
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Goodyear
Alabama
Austinville
Change of Hearts in Columbus Marriage License Flurry
Arthur Smith, 26, applied Saturday for a license to wed Garnet Breakey, 18. He canceled Monday, renewed Thursday, a second license issued then returned unused.
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Columbus
Arthur ©. Smith
Garnet E. Breakey
Ivy League Freak Winner Tops 1936 Sports Oddities
Alan Gould surveys the year’s freakish moments in the AP poll. Yale captain Larry Kelley’s so called soccer kick against Navy is named the top freak play of 1936, with other notable mishaps across football baseball and track cited.
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Alan Gould
New York
Princeton
Dartmouth
Tigers
Larry Kelley
Yale
Navy
Baltimore
Associated Press
Sneed Schmidt
Army
Kelley
Elis
Schmidt
Clint Frank
Eli Ace
Fordham
Southern Methodist
Mustang
Southern California
Notre Dame
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Vosmik
Hayes
Rosenthal
Hale
Appling
Augie Galan
Nationals
Boston
Charley Grimm
Cubs
Dizzy Dean
Chicago
Tex Carleton
Dave Albritton
Corny Johnson
Repdy
Unite States
Don Lash
Hunts Killings Rise as Alabama Reports Deadly Season
Alabama conservation officials report 18 hunting accidents this year with five fatalities. Deaths include drownings and accidental gun discharges. Victims named include T. R. Long Dudley MecNatt George L. Scarborough Rufus Layton and Robert Fulton. Last season had 15 accidents and nine deaths.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
I. T. Quinn
T. R. Long
Uniontown
Dudley MecNatt
Russellville
George L. Scarborough
Wilmer
Rufus Layton
Enterprise
Robert Fulton
Mobile
Fulton
American Leader Puzzle Clues Across and Down
A crossword style list of horizontal and vertical clues appears with entries ranging from political references to general terms. The grid hints include phrases like President of the U S A and various definitions for common nouns and actions.
Cooper-Wellsians Orchestra Cuts Nil Member Nortney Cox
Notice from Cooper-Wellsians Orchestra states Nortney Cox is no longer a member and any contracts made by Cox are void. Signed by John Clark, business manager, Dec 1916. Also announces North Alabama Building and Loan Association shareholders meeting in Decatur Alabama January 25 1937 to elect directors. Secretary A Hanson. Dated Decatur Alabama December 24-29 January 5-12-19.
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Cooper-Wellsians Orchestra
Nortney Cox
Cooper-Wellsians
John Clark
North Alabama Building and Loan Association
Tennessee Valley Bank
Decatur
Alabama
De A._T. HANSON
Alabama Legislature considers bill to repeal old money broker act
Notice from Morgan County Alabama dated December 28 indicates a bill will be introduced in the present session to repeal a 1901 act regulating money brokers and lenders on personal security in Jefferson Morgan Walker and Etowah Counties. The repeal applies to Morgan County. act to take effect upon governor approval.
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Legislature
Alabama
Jefferson
Morgan, Walker
Etowah
Morgan
Walker
Showah
Morgan Gouin
T. C. Almon
A Eee
Morgan County
Ala
Oot
Morgan County Gasoline Tax Sinking Fund Proposal
Notice of proposed local act introduces requirement to set aside each month from the Alabama gasoline tax a sinking fund of 3500 dollars for Morgan County to retire a debt. The bill names the treasurer or legal custodian as responsible for funds and outlines monthly allocations.
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Legislature
Alabama
Morgan County
Morgan
Morgan County road bonds retirement fund established
The Morgan County Alabama legislature provides a monthly $1500 retirement fund from gasoline excise tax to buy and retire $660,000 in outstanding road bonds. The county governing body may issue warrants to draw against the fund. After final retirement, the fund ends and the excise tax is used as provided by law. The act takes effect February 1, 1937.
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Legislature
Alabama
Morgan
Morgan County
Act to compensate Howard Shoemaker for eye loss in Morgan County
An act requests approval to appropriate 1000 dollars from Morgan County general funds to relief Howard Shoemaker. The aid covers loss of his right eye sustained while working in a rock pit used for road repairs in Morgan County on November 16, 1934. The measure directs payment procedures.
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Howard
Morgan County
Alabama
Howard Shoemaker
Ars
Legislature of
Morgan
Di Maggio and Gehrig Star in 1936 Yankee Power
The Di Maggio Gehrig co star era highlighted by Joe DiMaggio and Lou Gehrig as New York Yankees show dominant season marks. DiMaggio 100 plus runs and two hits in one inning in the world series while Gehrig secures 400 total bases for a fifth time and 11th straight 100 RBI seasons. Lazzeri and other teammates set major league records as the Yankees and league clubs break or tie numerous marks.
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Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Yankee
Lou Gehrig
DiMaggio
Yankees
Wyey
Tony Lasser
Bill Dickey
Geo Selkirk
New York
Red Rolfe
Gehrig
al Simmons
Tony Lazzeri
Chicago
Horace Lisenbee
Philadelphia
Appling
Sam West
St. Louis
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Indians
Yanks
Pastor Knocks Out Impellittere At Madison Square Garden
Former NYU heavyweight Bob Pastor defeated Ray Impellittere in seven rounds at Madison Square Garden before 5,240 fans. Pastor claimed the New York state heavyweight title and potential chance at Joe Louis in January, boosting his boxing standing. Impellittere, weighing 238 pounds, was noticeably larger but Pastor used speed and reach to control the contest.
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New York
Bob Pastor
New York University
Big Ray Impellittiere
Madison Square Garden
Pastor
Imp
Pacific Coast
Primo
Dizzy Dean dismisses IFS about training site and home ties
The Bradenton Florida report quotes Dizzy Dean denying he is unhappy with the St. Louis Cardinals. He notes he may train at Daytona Beach if salary and arrangements are right and reiterates a preference to stay near his Bradenton home. He values home life and says he would rather be in St. Louis and wants a $100,000 salary for next season.
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Bradenton
Fla
Branch Rickey
Daytona Beach
Cardinal
Dizzy
Len Warneke
Dean
Cardinals
St. Louis
Dizy
Brad
Daytona
Titans Edge In Classic Showdown Verge Of New Year Thriller
Tit for tat in a Havana clash with Auburn edging Villanova by a slim margin 6 0 and Villanova 13 6 in others Dorais praised Auburn defense and versatile attack noting key players Kilgore Hitchcock and Eaves as standouts He predicted Havana will witness a whale of a football game and favored Auburn by a small edge with both teams strong offensively and defensively.
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Fecly
Havana
Auburn
Villanova
Dorais
Titans
Detroit
Raimo
Kilgore
Hitchcock
Eaves
Sports Mirror highlights former stars and anniversaries
Today marks the anniversary of the Yankees releasing John Blondy Ryan to Minneapolis and notes Ace Bailey’s struggle after brain surgery. Five years prior Ralph Greenleaf won his eleventh national professional pocket billiards title.
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Associated Press
Yankees
John
Blondy) Ryan
Giants
Minneapolis
Ace Bailey
Brain
Ralph Greenleaf
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