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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1933

Page

6

Alabama Crimson Tide readies for Tennessee clash in Knoxville

Alabama works defense and offense as injuries loom. Coach Thomas expects most players to be available but Walker Campbell Hopke risk partial play. Tide seeks first win on Vols field since 1928 and aims to end two lean years with a strong 34 man squad leaving for Knoxville.

Tilden Campbell Tom Hopke Tide Alabama Shields Watkins Tennessee Vols Knoxville Moseley Hughes Hopke Jim Ditty Kirkland Chappell E. Walker Joyce Capt. Leach Thomas

Troops 16 and Rangers 16 to Meet Friday Night

Troop 16 and Ranger Troop 16 will meet Friday at 6 30 p m. All members are urged to be on time. Long Morrow will lead the charge and encourage every boy to attend.

Troop 16 Rangers Troop 16

Auburn Seeks Silver and Lead After 16–6 Loss

Montgomery Alabama October 19 Auburn's Plainsmen, ahead of their intersectional game with George Washington University, reflect on a 16 to 6 defeat to Georgia Tech. They produced 19 first downs to Tech's five, seeking answers in the wake of the loss.

Montgomery Ala Auburn Plainsmen Washington George Washington University Georgia Tech

Plainsmen edge Auburn in last minute shootout

Auburn suffered a late loss as the Plainsmen produced a sensational final drive to win. Alabama dominated Mississippi State 18 to 0 with a barrage of punts passes and runs, but the Tide faced a costly error to fix.

Auburn Plainsmen Alabama Ole Miss Tuscaloosa Mississippi State

Crippled Red and Black Set to Meet Cullman Bearcats

Decatur carries a 24 game undefeated streak into a tight grid clash with Cullman. Injuries leave several regulars uncertain but the squad aims to defend the record and keep the long standing rivalry intense.

Decatur Red Black Cullman Bearcats Cullman Scatur

Falkville Visitor From Falkville Records Decatur Stop

Claude Tucker of Falkville was a business visitor in Decatur today, according to local city records.

Claude Tucker Falkville Decatur

River Gauge Holds at 2.0 Feet Near Station

The Tennessee river stood still today with a gauge reading of 2.0 feet. Local officials reported no flooding and minor riverbank impacts noted along the riverfront.

Tennessee

Auburn Playson Ties and Misses Highlight Football Notes

A review of last week shows three losses by extra points and many tied games due to failed seven point conversions. Auburn beat Howard 19 to 0 but missed two of three tries and failed to convert against Tech. Montgomery opens one of the South’s fastest municipal golf links, a 6525 yard par 71 course with 69 traps, expected to rival Birmingham public courses within three years.

Auburn Howard Plainsmen Tech Montgomery Birmingham

Tigers Struggle Ahead of Auburns Intersectional Fight

Auburn football plans travel to Washington to face George Washington University in an eighth intersectional battle under Coach Wynne. Key players Gump Ariail Bennie Fenton and Bat McCollum are injured, with trainer Wilbur Hutsell aiming for recovery before Saturday contest. The Tigers then head to Tulane on October 28 after returning Sunday night.

Elmer G. Salter Auburn Ala Crescent Limited George Washington University Washington Tigers Capital City Hamilton Hotel Chet Wynne Tulane Greenies Crescent City Griffith Stadium George Washington Wynne Wisconsin Madison the Plains Gump Ariail Bennie Fenton Bat McCollum District of Columbia Wilbur Hutsell Tech Arail Fenton McCollum Williams Phipps Rogers Talley Colonials Kemp Morris Levi Welch Wood Chmetzberg Chambless Miller Holmes Arian West

Jessie Knight Dies After Long Illness In Moulton

Jessie Knight aged 32 of Lawrence County died at home Wednesday morning after a long illness. He is survived by four brothers Glenn Frank Price and David Knight his father William Knight and one sister Mrs Robi Suggs. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 4 30 p m at Red Hill Cemetery with interment following.

Jesse Knight Moulton Glenn Knight Frank Knight Price Knight David Knight William Knight Robi. Suggs Lawrence County

Colonial Mentor Praises the Tiger

Assistant Coach Walsh returns to drill George Washington University for Auburn tests in Washington. He hails Auburn as the best team to visit the capital since Alabama, praising backs like Firpo Phipps and noting Auburn stars Arian and Chambless to watch.

Washington Auburn Lem Walsh George Washington University Plains Plainsmen Walsh Alabama Crimson Tide

Incomplete Phrase in Moulton Report Cited

A fragment mentions Highsmith of Moulton in charge but lacks surrounding details to identify event or position.

Lowed Highsmith Moulton

Puzzling Crossword Clue Grid From An Old Page

A large mixed set of horizontal and vertical crossword clues seeks a named man from a historic newspaper puzzle. Clues cover marriage, bird songs, landforms, animals, measurements, and archaic terms, with several referencing a pictured man and his lineage.

Berwanger Tops Big Ten Talk At Chicago Debut

Jay Berwanger, Chicago sophomore halfback, enters the Big Ten arena amid speculation over his college choice. Davenport, a Chicago boosters figure, touts education and football prowess while Stagg foresees a career surpassing Red Grange. Berwanger quickly shows promise in track and field events, hinting at future decathlon success.

Chicago Jay Berwanger University of Chicago Berwanger Dubuque Jay Davenport

Illini Band Honors and Traditions Highlight 1930s Pageantry

The University of Illinois band is noted as the FFRE champion with 300 pieces at home and 170 on the road. John Philip Sousa reportedly willed his band library to Urbana players, calling the group the best college band in America. Director A A Harding unveiled two new formations an airplane with sound effects and a clock titled Time. The Illini tribal dance led by Chief Illiniwek tops features as contenders study moves from Oklahoma, fueling a heated chief’s race.

FFRE University of Illinois John Philip Sousa Urbana Boys America A. A. Harding Illiniwek Oklahoma Redskins

Danville farmer makes vetch pay on six acres

Lewis Fields, a Danville farmer, used six acres of vetch as soil improvement and followed with cotton. After applying 300 pounds of acid phosphate and 25 pounds of potash per acre, with no nitrogen, he has harvested nine bales so far this year and expects a light half bale more. The trial boosts his belief in vetch.

Lewis Fields Danville Couity Fields

Guard Against Diptheria By Dr Murphree

Dr L R Murphree Morgan County Health Officer urges diphtheria and scarlet fever prevention. Immunize children with diphtheria toxoid at six months. scarlet fever toxin requires five doses for protection. Early mild scarlet fever cases can spread disease. keep symptomatic children home until cause is known. Protect kidneys ears and heart through prevention and vigilance.

Morgan County

Charity Council Meeting Tonight in Decatur Hall

The Decatur Charity Council will hold its annual meeting tonight at 7:30 in the Junior Chamber of Commerce hall. Members are urged to attend as reports of the year’s work, nominations for next year’s offices, and future plans will be reviewed and approved.

Decatur Charity Council

Miss Sanders III Confined Home by Illness

Miss Mamie Sanders, attache of the probate office, is confined to her home on Sixth Avenue South today due to an illness.

Miss Sanders III Mamie Sanders Sixth Avenue South

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