Tennis foes spark fire in 1930s war of the open
War of words erupts as Ellsworth Vines refuses the National Open calling it below amateur status and Bill Tilden taunts him. Vines boasts three amateurs could beat Tilden in a special match while Vinnie Richards predicts Tilden could still defeat the 21 year old in a showcase bout.
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Ellsworth Vines
Bill Tilden
Vines
Tilden
Vinnie Richards
Amateur tennis outreach questioned in memo to Vines
The writer argues that amateurism is hurt by aloofness from professionals and suggests Vines should meet professionals to gauge and possibly improve amateur tennis. The piece notes golfers have benefited from mutual exposure and implies similar gains for tennis.
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Vines
Patterson jury voir dire fights race exclusion in Alabama case
Defense counsel Liebowitz challenges jury rolls arguing exclusion of black jurors violated the 14th Amendment. Judge Horton overrules the quash motion but allows renewed challenge as Patterson awaits trial for alleged attack on Mrs Victoria Price. Indicted co defendants to face possible severance and separate trials.
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Samuel
Liebowitz
Patterson
Thomas E. Knight, Jr
Horton
Joseph R. Brodsky
New York
George W. Chamlee
Chattanooga
Megrees
Andy, Wright
Clarence Norris
Jackson County
Knight
Alabama
Joe Bailey
Victoria Price
Honor Roll for Month Announced at Gordon-Bibb School
The honor roll lists Helen Greenhaw as a sixth month honoree and includes seniors and juniors across grades, naming teachers and many students such as Paul Blackwell Veloreese Andrew Miriam Simpson Betty Briscoe and Billy Lee among others for the Gordon-Bibb school.
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Gordon-Bibb
Helen Greenhaw
Paul Blackwell
Herbert Boley
Gil Crane, Jr
Prince T. Jones, Jr
Elmer Loyd, Jr
Robert Wiggins
Roy Wyatt, Jr
Betty Bacon
Dorothy Mae Burkette
Elizabeth Ann Chappell
Dolores Cobb
Lila Louise Dale
Beverly Hodges
Ruth Lemrty
Betty Neteacher
Brad Bibb
Bailey
James
Mabel Edgeman
Prances Hodges
Geraldine Masterson
Julia Prentice
Peggy Joyce Rainey
Joan
Miss McDaniel
Billy Lee
Mrs. Clarke
Ben McEwen
Miriam Simpson
Miss Jolly
Kathleen McGlathery
Bill Britnell
Charles McEwen
Bobby Strother
Miss Briscoe
Bob Baugh
Munsey McGilathery
Mary Corley
Nellie Clark Roan
Miss Elkins
Elizabeth Newlin
Mrs.Bloodworth
Mable B” ‘Green
Virginia Hargrove
Farinie Mae Street
Marjorie Wilder
Miss Lile
Billy Hopper
Elbert Lee Jolly
Kathleéh Finn
Mildred Live
Wrestling riot mars Martin arena card as Moreau defeats Hagan
Jacques Moreau defeated Roughhouse Hagan in two falls amid a chaotic post bout scene at Martin arena. Pred Lassiter and Eddie Pope opened with speed but devolved into clowning. Pope ultimately won the final fall as referee Watkins ruled for him. Crowd clashes, cushions flew, and a knife was disarmed as spectators surged around the dressing rooms. Moreau dominated with relentless offense, while Hagan showed raw strength but failed to finish.
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Martin Arena
Roughhouse Hagan
New Orléans
Jost
Jacques Moreau
Quebec
Crescent City
Watkins
Pred Lassiter
Ann Arbor
Mich
Eddie Pope
Battleboro
N. C
Bédlam
Lassiter
Decatur
Pope
Joe Dillman
Legionnaires
Mat
Hagan
New Orleans
Moreau
Fort Myers hotel hallway nicknamed Polish corridor
This clipping notes A s recruits Madjeski and Cihocki staying in the Bradford hotel in Fort Myers Florida calling the hallway between their rooms the Polish corridor. It adds color about Frank O Doul as a top batter near best dressed, Eppa Rixey 42 with a southern accent, Sidney Weil s fortune, and Notre Dame adding a taskwich from Kenosha ahead of fall. Eddie shows promise over Chuck as Irish signal caller.
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A‘s
Madjeski
Cihocki
Bradford
Fort Myers
Fla
Frank O'Doul
Eppa Rixey
Reds
Sidney Weil
Sidney
Notre Dame
Kenosha
Eddie
Chuck
Wrinkle on the links by Jess Petty in Montgomery
Minneapolis Millers southpaw Jess Petty demonstrates a 200 yard golf drive by resting his driver on his shoulder and hitting off a one inch high hitting area. Auburn alumni flood the campus for the annual A Day with interfraternity track, a Tigers baseball game vs Chattanooga, and a discussion of football plans. Jimmy Hitchcock leads Auburn baseball. Wynne jokes about Alabama football prospects. Earl Whitworth promotes A Day events including greased pole and pig races.
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William S. Truby
Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Jess Petty
Minneapolis Millers
Jess
Former Kaiser's Home and Puzzle Clues
A mixed set of crossword style clues lists entries for horizontal and vertical positions, including references to former Kaiser, presidents, animals, and various descriptors. The page combines a word puzzle with hints pointing to historical and linguistic terms, offering definitions and word plays.
Auburn Students Observe 'K' Day
Auburn Alabama Polytechnic Institute celebrates its annual "A" Day from 8 30 Wednesday morning to 1 0 Thursday with classes suspended. Major events include an interfraternity track meet a baseball game between Auburn and Chattanooga and a gala "A" club dance at Alumni gymnasium. Drake Field hosts the 2 30 p m baseball game opening the 1933 Tigers diamond schedule.
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Elmer G. Salter
Auburn
Ala
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Porter Grant
Dothan
Chattanooga
Alumni Gymnasium
Drake Field
Tigers
Minneapolis
Montgomery
Four Men Fined for Drunkenness in Police Court
Four white men were fined in police court this morning on charges of drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
Morgan County Delegates Named for State Education Meeting
Morgan county announces delegates and alternates for the Alabama Educational Association gathering in Montgomery. Included are E L Stough Hartselle R V Ford Parkville H S Sherrod Eva E G Hamilton Priceville S O Manor Austinville Ola Barnard PF Burleson and George T Woodruff with several alternates. Attendance uncertain due to travel distance and economy.
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Morgan County
E. L. Stough
Morgan County High School
Hartselley R. V. Ford
Parkville High School
H. F. Sherrod
Eva High School
E. G. Hamilton
Priceville
S. O. Manor
Austinville
Tide Preps for Noogan Battle
University of Alabama reports a dramatic 11 to 10 comeback over Nashville in a nine inning game. Connatser Howell and Campbell each slugged two singles with a three base hit from Connatser. Rogers pitched five innings with solid control as the Tide prepares for Cha nooga in Selma.
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University
Ala
Nashville
Tidesmen
Chanooga
Selma
Bama
Rogers
Lookouts
Nashville Sluggers
Conference On Evangelism at First Presbyterian Church
An evangelism conference will be held at the First Presbyterian church Thursday at 7 30 pm visiting ministers will speak on topics including Our Overwhelming Need Prayer and Consecration and Personal Evangelism in the Local Church The event is under the Southern General Assembly and open to the public with Rev J D Wallace presiding.
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First Presbyterian Church
C. G. Partridge
Gadsden
D. W. Hollingsworth
D. D
Florence
Southern General Assembly
Southern Presbyterian Church
J.D. Wallace
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