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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1934

Page

14

Wright plan to bring team to Decatur next fall

McRight talks with Huntsville authorities about arranging a game. He praises Alabama star players and notes Mac is a student at Alabama and will manage the Hosiery Mill baseball team next summer.

Decatur Huntsville Mack McRight Mac Luther Bama Pruest McRight Ralph Alabama Hosiery Mill Mt. Hope University of Alabama

Angelich Suffers Tendon Injury in Final Scrimmage

Alabama halfback Angelich sustains a pulled tendon in his leg during the final Tuscaloosa scrimmage on Friday. His condition remains uncertain.

Dimmy Angelich Alabama Tuscaloosa

Mrs. Bethea Visited by Birmingham Daughter in Law

Mrs. Jack Bethea of Birmingham is the guest of her daughter Mrs. Johnny Acker during a stay here.

Jack Bethea Birmingham Johnny Acker

Tide Team Goes to Warner Bros Studio

The Crimson Tide will visit Warner Bros Studio to appear in scenes of a film starring Claudette Colbert and Kay Francis. The appearance marks a rare sports element in a major motion picture with Alabama players featured alongside the Hollywood stars.

Crimson Tide Warner Bros. Studio Claudette Colbert Kay Francis

Florence Couple to Spend Christmas with Parents

Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Strickland Jr of Florence will be Christmas guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Strickland, at the latter’s Seventh Avenue West home.

Conrad Strickland, Jr Florence Mrs Conrad Strickland Seventh Avenue, West

Tilden’s Pro Tour Excitement Builds at Madison Square Garden

In a retrospective on Bill Tilden, the piece recalls his 14 years of tennis drama from Forest Hills to Madison Square Garden. It notes his transformation into a top professional, his clashes with contemporaries like Stoefen and Lots, and a dramatic 1920s match interrupted by a fatal plane crash, highlighting Tilden’s lasting impact on tennis and the open tour era.

Bill Tilden Madison Square Garden Stoefen Vines Big Bill West Side Forrest Hills Tilden Bill Johnston Forest Hills Long Island Eddie Conlon Johnston Conlon George Adee United States Lawn Tennis Association Adee Bib Bill Babe Ruth Bill Bill O’brien

Alabama Loses Reserve Tackle Before Race Bowl

Bill Young Alabama reserve tackle is hospitalized in Del Rio after an emergency operation during a San Antonio workout. He is out of Race Bowl consideration. Other ill players like Jim Whatley Angelich and Riley are near action as coaching staff fears exhausting supplies before the Tide reaches Pasadena. Tiny Thornhill plans open practice for Stanford in Pasadena, allowing spectators.

Bill Young Alabama del Rio Los Angeles Young San Antonio el Paso Jim Whatley Angelich Riley Pasadeng Rose Bowl Stanford Tiny Thornhill Pasadena

Terracing Efforts Expand in Alabama Cooperatives

J. P. Wilson reports 54 terracing outfits active in 32 Alabama counties, covering 1 000 acres under a cooperative plan by the extension service the ARA TVA and farmers. The program provides data for agricultural adjustment and credit reference.

J. P. Wilson Alabama Extension Service ARA TVA Farmer

Anthony Adverse Reigns as Best Seller for 1934 in New York

The 1934 sales show Anthony Adverse maintaining top position with about 400000 copies sold, nearly double the next rival. Goodbye Mr Chips trails with 106 copies sold and Musa Dagh leaves a strong following with 97000 total, aided by Book of the Month selection and rapid three week sales.

New York Staumch Anthony Adverse Suervey Allen Anthony Mr. Chips James Hilton Franz Werfel Armenia Musa Dagh

Gum Drops on Torpedoes

Atlanta reports a youth at a crowded street scene mixing torpedo toys with gum drops. He bit a torpedo by mistake and suffered a severely burned and bruised jaw after the item exploded. The incident occurred during a festive shopping period as he repeated the risky pocket act.

Atlanta

Open championship seen as inevitable after pro shift

The article notes a shift of playing power from amateur to professional ranks and predicts an open championship. It remarks that the tennis association remains wary of professionalism, claiming their top amateurs are often close to turning pro.

Ellsworth Vines The Tennis Association

Servants Entrance at Princess Theatre Delights Fans

Fox Film comedy drama follows rich society girl Ayres who becomes a kitchen maid to learn about life. She bonds with chauffeur Lew Gaynor as he guards his speedboat Minnie and they share romance amid witty quarrels. Strong supporting cast includes Connolly Sparks Rumann Dresser Huntley Jr Allwyn. directed by Frank Lloyd.

Princess Theatre Fox Film Miss Ayres Walter Connolly Miss Gaynor Ayres Janet Lew Miss. Gaynor Ned Sparks Sparks Minnie Siegfried Rumann Louise Dresser G. P. Huntley, Jr Estrid Allwyn Frank Lloyd Sigred Boo Samson Rapheaelson

Decatur Teams Eyes Games To Open 1935 Season

Coach Ogle in Birmingham seeks cage games to spark two invasions of the district and a home and home football series. He negotiates with officials to ease travel costs and boost the local club’s schedule for the new year.

Decatur American Legion Christian Ogle Birmingham

Meeting to Talk Baseball Circle

Montgomery Alabama December 24 AP A meeting of baseball circle members discussed plans for organizing youth leagues and community baseball events in the area.

Montgomery Ala

Clarence Jacobs Holiday Visit Recalls Old Home

Mr and Mrs Clarence Jacobs formerly of Decatur now residing in Washington are visiting relatives here before brief trip to Opp Mr Jacobs once worked with the Reconstruction Finance Corp in Washington.

Clarence Decatur Washington Opp Ji Ob Jacobs National Capital

Miss Britnell Arrives in Town for Visit

Miss Ruby Britnell of 1 Shoals has arrived to spend time in the community, stepping into local social rounds and gatherings.

Ruby Britnell Shoals

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