Senate clash on Phenix City relocation vacancy
In Montgomery on June 3 Senator Cecil Brown contends there is no vacancy after Phenix City's transfer moved representatives Gullat and Smith to Russell County. Judge Duke claims vacancies existed and Governor Miller set a January 30 election. Brown argues voters determine vacancies by residence and eligibility.
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Montgomery
Ala
Cecil Brown
Russell County
Sam Duke
Lee County
Phenix City
Russell
Brown
Capitol
Mr. Gullat
Mr. Smith
Tarzan Kills Wildcat With Bare Hands
Tarzan the Ape Man, in Birmingham, is shown with the body of a wildcat killed in the road. He was returning by car from Mobile with Andy Jaffe and Chris Jordan when a large cat appeared before the vehicle. Tarzan leaped out, seized the animal, and killed it in his gorilla like grip.
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S‘targanl
Birmingham
Tarzan
Andy Jaffe
Chris Jordan
Mobile
Crowder Sees Chance For Nats Pennant Run
General Alvin Crowder, right handed ace of the Senators pitching staff, believes Washington has a good chance to win the American League pennant next year. Recent trades strengthen the Nats with Goslin and Schulte slated as new outfielders boosting batting power.
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Alvin Crowder
Senators
Washington
Nats
Goslin
Schulte
Outing Marks First Time Since Operation for Rodney Barron
Rodney Barron the 11 year old son of Mr and Mrs L R Barron was outdoors yesterday for the first time since his operation and eight weeks confinement.
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Rodney Barron
L. R. Barron
Alabama Power in Line Dissection of West Coast Teams
After Alabama defeated Pitt 35 to 0, observers note the Tide’s success came from heavy guards and tackles, plus a strong center and end. Coach Wade favored a heftier line against west coast opponents, shaping a strategy that outmatched lighter teams like St Mary’s and West Coast rivals.
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Pitt
Southern California
Panther
Pittsburgh
Alabama
Trojan
Tide
University of W G Huskies
Wallace Wade
Huskies
Fellows
St. Mary’s
Tigers Open 1933 Cage Tests in Auburn Return Game
Auburn hosts the Auburn All-Stars at 8 p.m. in the season opener with Lanett Athletic Club also on the schedule. The All-Stars, led by DuBose Akin Hatfield Stewart Jones, defeated Auburn 41-89 in their previous meeting.
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Auburn
Ala
Tigers
Auburn All-Stars
Lanett Athletic Club
Alumni Gymnasium
All-Stars
Frank DuBose
Jelly Akin
Lindley Hatfield
Jack Stewart
Donald Jones
George Quinney
Frank Ellis
Papa Norris
Elmer Kelley
Frank Sindler
Cleve Brown
Howard Baker
DuBose
Akin
Stewart
Jones
Hatfield
Alabama Invades Louisiana for Key Basketball Tests
Alabama, fresh off a 43 to 15 win over Tennessee, travels to Baton Rouge to face LSU and Tulane in a four game stretch through New Orleans. Geach Oriep clocks a 9 man rotation including Bauman Kimbrough Cotton Nobles Freeman Angelich Connatser Walker, with sub scorers Connatier and Angelich contributing.
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Geach Oriep
Louisiana
Cotton
Kimbrough
Bauman
Smith
Tide
Tennessee Vols
Barna
Vols
Alabama
Nobles
Connatier
Angelich
Cain’s Versatility Again Is Revealed
Johnny Cain the all American fullback from Alabama showed versatility in a charity game despite a hurt knee. He entered the amateur all star effort against the Charlotte Bantams and helped the defense as the amateurs won 7 to 0.
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Johnny. Cain
Bama
Charlotte
N.C
Charlotte Bantams
Cain
Return of Dr. A J Perolio to Birmingham
Dr. A J Perolio former director of the Tennessee Valley Laboratory returned to his Birmingham home today after a brief business visit in the area.
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A. J. Perolio
Tennessee Valley Laboratory
Birmingham
Crowley Named Fordham Coach After Michigan State Exit
Crowley is chosen as Fordham coach after securing release from Michigan State. Fordham reportedly offers about $3,000 extra yearly salary.
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Crowley
Fordham
Michigan State
Rochester Buys Lance Richbourg From Reds
Lance Richbourg, outfielder, has been purchased by the Rochester Red Wings from the Cincinnati Reds. The move sparks speculation about Raymond Pepper staying with the St. Louis Cardinals next season. Pepper, also an outfielder, has been ordered to report to the Card camp. The Rochester and St. Louis clubs share ownership.
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Lance Richbourg
Rochester Red Wings
Cincinnati Reds
Rochester
Raymond Pepper
Decatur
St. Louis Cardinals
Pep
St. Louis
Double Wind-Up Set for Monday
Chris Jordan the Legion post match maker has scheduled a double wind-up for next Monday evening featuring four wrestling stars. The card includes Freddie Knichel against Dale Had Dutch Green versus Jimmy Demos with each bout limited to 90 minutes. Knichel and Green drew loud applause on their return.
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Chris Jordan
American Legion
Jordan
Freddie Knichel
Dale
Dutch Green
Jimmy Demos
Knichel
Green
Size of Stafford Amazes Crimsons
Stafford the Vols prospect was noted for his size as Tennessee prep for the Southern championship. Reporters said Alabama Tide players were amazed at Stafford's stature during the recent invasion by the Volunteers.
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Stafford
Vols
Vol Basketeers
Alabama
Tide
Ruth Denies Big Salary Cut Report On Phone
Babe Ruth rejected reports of a $25 000 yearly salary reduction during a call with the Associated Press. He said he expected a cut but not that large. Cal Rupert the Yankee owner also denied any reduction.
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Babe Ruth
Associated Press
Ruth
Cal Rupert Yankee
Somerville Social Roundups Highlight Local Visits
Somerville residents hosted and visited multiple families with dinners and gatherings. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and Miss Martha Turney. Rev. S. A. Lemm and Mrs. J. A. Garrison. Mr. and Mrs. W. Watkins of Route 3. Esther Smith, Martha Turney, and Mary Collier at Priceville. Additional exchanges feature Christmas Day welcomes, hospital updates, and local travel from Decatur and Warrior.
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John Smith
Martha Turney
Gospert Weinman
S. A. Lemm
J. A. Garrison
C. T. Watkins
Fayette
Watkins
Esther Smith
Mary Collier
Priceville
R. L. Henderson
Gordon Groover
Hartselle
A. M. Dunaway
Robert Summerford
Bobby
Earl Gurley
J. M. Hartman
Route 2
W. S. Watkins
Willis
Route 3
A. Lemmond
Geneva
Aaron Bean
Louis Hoyt
Winton
Decatur
Mary Peck
Ada Herron
J. W. Winton
William Ransom
Maggie Ransom
Albert Lyle
Baugh
C. P. Johnston
Maggie England
G. Mikell
Warrior
Martin
Miles
Wynville
Wr Winton
C. P Johnston
Medical Society Meets Thursday in Morgan County
The Morgan County Medical Society will meet Thursday at 7 15 oclock at City Hall. All members are urged to attend.
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Morgan County Medical Ciety
Circuit Court to Open in February
Morgan county circuit court will likely begin session in the latter part of February. The opening date is not yet set, but a large number of cases are expected to be disposed of during the term.
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Alfred Tunstall
Miller
Colonel Tunstall
Morgan County Circuit Court
Child Recovers After Fireworks Injury to Fingers
Gladstone Pickens, eight, son of Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Pickens, shows improvement today after illness from taking tetanus anti toxin. He previously suffered injuries to two fingers when a firecracker exploded while he held it over the holidays.
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Gladstone Pickens
J. D. Pickens
Ill At Home Of Mrs W H Lowery
Mrs W H Lowery is ill at her home 701 Sixth Avenue West. Her friends will regret to learn of her condition.
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W. H Lowery
Sixth Avenue, West
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