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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1932
Page
7
Fine for Stecher is explained today in Alabama. The Alabama Athletic Commission explains the 25 percent purse fine for hitting referee Kid Lott after Stecher's bout with Joe Dillshan in Birmingham. Stecher was disqualified for roughing.
Johnny Gooch the ex Baron is expected to remain with the Nashville Vols in the Southern League after starring for the team last year.
Sidney Weil president of Cincinnati Reds says nursing Branch Rickey through illness led Rickey to approve a trade sending Jim Bottomly to the Reds for Carroll and Crabtree. The two men discussed the deal on a train where Rickey fell ill with flu.
Decatur resident F. M. Hamilton notes unseasonable conditions exceed anything in 30 years of memory. He recalls 1886 as the nearest prior match with four inches of snow followed by rain and a freeze, then sleet forming an ice blanket over the area.
F F Anderson announces that Lawrence County has been added to his district for the Department of Agriculture crop producing loan office territory, which covers much of northwestern Alabama.
Charley Gelbert Cardinal shortstop is confident he will be ready to play after a leg injury from a hunting accident. He is in a Philadelphia hospital and showing marked improvement.
Alabama coach reports Tom Hupke, all-Southern guard, recovering from Saturday automobile crash in Franklin Kentucky that killed fellow student John Huffman. Initial left arm injury raised amputation risk, but danger now thought past.
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