Mothers Day observances at Bundey Street Methodist Church
Mothers Day services will be held at Bundey Street Methodist Church with Reverend G M Tyncon preaching on The Mother. The girls Sunday class guided by Mrs A G Jones will present a Mothers Day pageant. A G Jones will supervise the final enrollment for the Sunday school institute to be held nightly next week starting Sunday afternoon with a mass meeting at First Church at 2 30.
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Street Methodist
Bundey
G. M. Tyn- Con
A. G. Jones
First Methodist Church
First Church
Southern League Daily Schedule Highlights
Today features Little Rock at Birmingham, Memphis versus New Orleans, Nashville against Atlanta, and Knoxville visiting Chattanooga.
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Little Rock
Birmingham
New Orleans
Memphis
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Nashville
Atlanta
National League Matchups Spotlight Weekday Games
Pittsburgh visits New York while Cincinnati plays Brooklyn and Chicago faces Philadelphia. St. Louis travels to Boston in a slate of NL road tests.
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National League
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Statue of Liberty Still Draws Crowds in New York
A BARBS column notes crowds gather at the Statue of Liberty as a last bastion of liberty. Prisoners from Dannemora Prison send paintings to New York City while Sid Franklin the bullfighter sails to Spain. Ontario liquor sales drop by ten million dollars from last year. Emma Goldman refuses to toast the king at a London dinner. A man breaks his leg during a wolf hunt in Litchfield Minnesota.
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New York
New York State
Dannemora
Clinton
New York City
Emma Goldman
Grandpa
Lonedon
King
Buersch to headline Decatur wrestling card Tuesday
promoter Chris Jordan stacks a sensational local grappling show for Tuesday with Stanley Buersch returning from a car crash injury to showcase his famed flying or kangaroo kick. Buersch faces Palmer McLeod in the main bout while Lon Chaney and Kid Botts meet in the featured preliminary.
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Chris Jordan
Stanley Buersch
Decatur
Buersch
Palmer McLeod
McLeod
Lon Chaney
Kid Botts
Bett
Essertay
Mason 15 Voted Outstanding Star at Auburn Tigers
Sam Mason who starred for Auburn in football baseball and basketball was named the Tigers most outstanding athlete for 1932 33 by the Alabama Polytechnic Institute A club. He beat Jimmie Hitchcock and is a senior in education planning to return for a third varsity season and seek a football berth.
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Auburn
Ala
Sam Mason
Tallassee
Alabama Polytech Institute
Christaberg
Tigers
Mason
School of Education
Chet Wynne
Bengals
Jimmie Hitchcock
Hitchcock
New York Yankees
Sam McAllister
Cabeza De Vaca Meaning Cow's Head in Alabama Lore
The name Cabeza De Vaca translates to cow's head and is tied to exploration lore in Alabama, though the translation itself sounds plain in English.
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Cabeza de Vaca
Alabama
Yesterday's Results From Regional Baseball Scores
Yesterday's results show Little Rock 1 Birmingham 0 and New Orleans 9 Memphis 5. Knoxville 9 Chattanooga 6 Nashville 5 Atlanta 3. New York 11 Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati 7 Brooklyn 3 Boston 4 St. Louis 3 Philadelphia 8 Chicago 4.
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New Orleans
Birmingham
Nashville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Little Rock
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
L Pet
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit Oe
Phillies beat Indians 7 to 3 as rain halts two games
American League action saw Philadelphia defeat Cleveland 7 to 3 while Boston at Detroit and Washington at Chicago were rained out. Only scheduled games occurred with remaining contests postponed by weather.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
American Association scores and weather noted
St Paul defeated Minneapolis 14 to 2. Milwaukee Kansas City games weather marked by rain. Jersey City beat Montreal 5 to 4 and Newark topped Buffalo 17 to 8. Baltimore defeated Rochester 4 to 1. Albany Toronto game noted under cold weather conditions.
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American Association
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwakke
Kansas City
Jersey City
Montreal
Newark
Buffalo
Baltimore
Rochester
Albany
Toronto
Riverside Juniors Defeat Rinkydinks 14 to 7
The Riverside Juniors defeated the Rinkydinks 14 to 7. Draper and Brazelton scored for Riverside while Johnson Giles and Mc Cluskey played for Rinkydinks.
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Riverside
Rinkydinks
Draper
Brazelton
Johnson
Giles
McCluskey
Central Cross Puzzle Clue Set Solved in Mixed Quiz
A crossword style list of horizontal and vertical clues covering diverse word meanings. Entries include terms such as last six lines of a sonnet, church control, and various short definitions from A to Z across the grid. The puzzle blends historical wordplay with thematic clues and an answer to a prior puzzle.
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Medici
Turkey
Alabama Enjoys Very Successful Year In Sports
University of Alabama athletics posted a strong season across football basketball baseball and track. Coach Frank Thomas led a resilient football squad missing Captain John Cain with key wins over Vanderbilt Ole Miss and Mississippi State while dropping close games to Georgia Tech and Tennessee. Basketball under Coach Crisp produced 13 wins against three losses and advanced to the conference tourney’s second round. Whitworth’s baseball finished 9 and 5, relying on sophomores after graduations. Track achieved its best spring, winning most dual meets and placing second in the SEAAU meet as Alabama prepares for the Birmingham conference meet.
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Miss. State
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
George Washington
St. Mary’s
Georgia Tech
Tennessee
Alabama
Franklin Nobles
Bama
Nashville
Birmingham Southern
Howard
Georgia
Tech
Drew
Birmingham
Decatur to Play Dallas Saturday in Huntsville
The Decatur ball club meets the Dallas mill team in Huntsville today as they seek to equalize the series with the aggregation. Monday the Huntsville team of the Ala Tennessee League will play here before the season opens Tuesday with Florence providing the opposition.
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Decatur
Dallas Mill
Huntsville
Florence
Decatur Baseball Club Names Sought by The Daily Judges
Numerous name suggestions for the Decatur baseball club and ball park were received by The Daily and will be given to a panel of judges for final decision. The contest closed at midnight Friday evening. Judges are John C. White J. K. Hughes and Rev. A. H. Nabors.
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Ball Park
The
Daily
John C. White
J. K. Hughes
A. H. Nabors
Auburn Nearing Schedule's End
Auburn will close the 1933 baseball schedule with a four game series against Oglethorpe Petrels on the Auburn diamond Friday and Saturday. Ripper Williams of Tuscumbia will start for the Plainsmen with a strong Oglethorpe pitcher lined up opposite. The lineups include Jenkins Jr Head Hitchcock Mason Kimbrell Lewis Grant O'Barr for Auburn and Martin Baker Anderson Vance or Craven Robinson Bryant for Oglethorpe.
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Auburn
Ala
Oglethorpe Petrels
Ripper Williams
Tuscumbia
Sam McAllister
Plainsmen
Jenkins
Head
Hitchcock
Mason
Kimbrell
Lewis
Grant
O’barr
Oglethorpe
Martin
Baker
Fisher
Whitley
Anderson
Vance
Craven
Robison
Bryant
Huntsville Triumphs Over Decatur In Exhibition Fridays
The Huntsville entry in the Alabama Tennessee League defeated the Decatur club 9 to 7 in an exhibition game in Huntsville yesterday. A rematch is scheduled for Monday at 3 30 in Huntsville.
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Huntsville
Decatur
Weekly Weather and Intramural Sports Report
Thundershowers at the beginning and again the latter half of the week with temperatures somewhat above normal. The minor sports had a fair year in wins and losses. Intramural athletics provided play for all students interested in any form of athletics.
Gabriel Over the White House opens at Princess theater
A new talkie drama Gabriel Over the White House debuts Monday at the Princess theater. Karen Morley Franchot Tone and cast portray a Washington power struggle from inaugural events to a reforming president who fires the War Secretary and seeks cabinet resignations to combat unemployment.
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White House
Princess Theatre
Washington
United States
Karen Morley
Wallace Beery
Franchot Tone
Arthur Byron
Dickie Moore
C. Henry Gordon
David Landau
Lemuel Hinds
William Pawley
Jean Parker
Claire Dubrey
National Capital
Jud
Hammond
Judson Hammond
Congress
Rev Dennis to Speak Monday at Men's Prayer League
Rev. Dennis is announced as the speaker for the Men’s Prayer League session on Monday at 7 30 in the morning. City men are extended a cordial invitation to attend and hear him.
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Dennis
Men's Prayer League
Judson Hammond and the Peace Conference Presidency
The struggle pits a dictator against the racketeers led by a kingly foe. A federal police force defeats him and drives debt talks on a deck yacht during an international congress. A sensational peace conference closes as Hammond leaves a lasting historical mark at the White House.
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Judson Hammond
White House
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Notice in Decatur Alabama
Default on a 1928 mortgage by Eli Street and Lula A Street triggers foreclosure. Dora C Wolcott will sell Lot 5 and 6, Block 2, Addition 3 of the Decatur Land Improvement & Furnace Co. at public outcry in Decatur Morgan County Alabama on June 1 1933 to cover costs and debt. Mortgagee attorney WM Bryan McAfee.
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Eli Street
Lula A. Street
Dora
Wolcott
Decatur
Conn Morgan
State of Alabama
County of Morgan
Decatur Land Improvement & Furnace Company
Alabama
Morgan County
Dora C. Wolcott
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