Decatur and Russellville Race Toward Tennessee Valley Title
Decatur Red and Black Warriors and Russellville Bulldogs clash in Rus sellville for the Tennessee Valley championship chase. Both teams stand unbeaten at 5 0 this season and prep for next Friday’s feature game amid planned visitors and festivities. The Decatur squad beat Cullman 21 0 and Russellville edged Moulton 12 6.
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Wilson Crawford
Chase Decatur
Russellville
Decatur
Cullman Bearcats
Moulton
Decatur Red and Black Warriors
Russellville Bulldogs
Jungle Epic Opens at Princess Theatre With Wild Beasts
A travelogue film shoots in Africa’s jungles using the first sound gear transported there. Alfred Horn and Ethelreda Lewis adapt a tale of a trader and his protege escorting a missionary daughter to safety amid elephants lions and crocodiles. Harry Carey Edwina Booth Renaldo and Olive Golden star in this adventure.
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Ture
Princess Theatre
Jungles
Africa
British East Africa
Murchison Falls
Alfred Aloysius Horn
Ethelreda Lewis
Peru
Dess
Isorgi
Eoers
Esca
Harry Carey
Edwina Booth
Manhattan
Nina T. Duncan Renaldo
Robert Nabors Leading Decatur Football Lions
Robert Nabors is the Decatur football team left tackle and a main reason the squad has not been defeated this season, weighing nearly 200 pounds. His father Arthur Nabors, pastor of Central Methodist Church, attends games and watches scrimmages when possible.
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Robert Not
Arthur
Robert
Arthur Nabors
Decatur
Robert Nabors
Central Methodist Church
Wynne Says Auburn Will Stun Spring Hill In Overtime Prep
Chet Wynne Auburn coach says he is taking Saturdays game with Spring Hill seriously and working the Plainsmen overtime in preparation for the bout. The coach hints at a bold plan and intense focus ahead of the matchup.
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Chet Wynne
Auburn
Spring Hill
Plainsmen
Army Schedule To Be Continued After Cadet Death
The Army football schedule will continue despite Cadet Shetidian’s death from injuries in the Yale game. West Point athletic officials said the squad and cadet family wished the schedule to proceed.
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Army
Cadellan
Yale
West Point
Shetidian
Davis Elkins Heaviest Scorer In Nation This Season
Davis Elkins leads national scoring as of now with top marks in recent games. Alabama climbs from ninth to fourth after beating Sewanee, tying Syracuse. Tennessee and Elkins remain undefeated against opponents, while NYU holds second in scoring through the current period. The article lists team standings with scores for and against to date.
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Davis Elkins
University of Alabama
Sewanee
Alabama
Syracuse University
Davis-Elkins
University of Tennessee Vols
New York University
Wendy Will Meet Maryland In 1932
The Brooklyn Robins head into 1932 with manager Max Carey planning changes to boost speed on the bases. Carey, recently named to replace Wilbur Robinson, has not announced specific roster moves but signals several changes to key players.
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Brooklyn Robins
Max Carey
The
Robins
Wilbur Robinson
Carey
Eleven Gators Out Of Line-Up After Auburn Battle
Florida suffered a heavy price from the 13 to 12 win over Auburn as eleven players were sidelined, forcing Coach Bachman to use numerous replacements due to tough blocking and tackling by the Tigers throughout the game.
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Gators
Forida
Auburn Tigers
Florida
Tigers
Bachman
Decatur Fans Return for Tide Kentucky Homecoming
Decatur fans plan to travel to the University of Alabama for Saturday’s homecoming game. The Tide will host Kentucky in a matchup seen as a chance for revenge after earlier season clashes.
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Decatur
Bama
University of Alabama
Cats
Tide
Crop Three Fourths Gathered in Limestone County
Estimates from Limestone county show about 75 percent of the cotton crop has been gathered so far. The figure reflects ginnings up to the present time in the county.
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Limestone County
Henry Schweitzer Returns Home To Cullman
State game warden Henry Schweitzer, wounded weeks ago when fired upon during county rounds, has returned to his Cullman home after hospitalization. He was treated at Benevolent hospital for injuries from small shot to the lower abdomen.
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Henry Schweitzer
Schweitzer
Cullman
Benevolent Hospital
General Motors Radio New Distributor Named
General Motors Radio will be distributed here by Hill Chevrolet Co. effective at once. A. W. Hill, manager of the local company, announced the new distributor takeover.
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General Motors
Hill Chevrolet Co
A. W. Hill
Wesley James Leaves Tanner for Gulfport Job
Wesley James, a well known Tanner resident, is leaving for Gulfport Mississippi where he has accepted a position. Friends here regret his departure but wish him success at his new residence.
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Wesley James
G ‘Oat
Miss
Tanner
Gulfport
River gauge reads thirteen feet as river remains stationary
The Tennessee river stayed stationary today with a gauge reading of 13 feet. Officials monitored levels and warned residents near flood-prone areas to stay alert for rising water.
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Tennessee
John Cain Stands at Ciriron Helm
Alabama fullback John Hurry Cain starred as Alabama crushed Sewanee 33 to 0 in rain. Cain powered through the line, punted amid a slippery ball, and delivered solid tackles and blocks that defined the dominant performance. The No. 1 defender and interference specialist energized the Tide throughout the game.
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University
Ala
John “Hurry
Cain
Alabama Ws
Tennessee
Sewanee
Bama
Baby Tide Plays The Baby Ripple Friday
Alabama's fresh team will play its first away game Friday in New Orleans against Tulane's Baby Wave. The Tidelets have one win and one loss, edging Howard and losing to Florida by a point, and arrive banged up from heavy scrimmage work with the varsity.
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University
Ala
Alabama
New Orleans
Tulane
Bama
Howard
Florida
Linen Supply Wins Suit In Huntsville
The Alabama Linen Supply Co won a legal point in Huntsville contesting a $200 license tax as unconstitutional. Judge Paul Speake ruled the ordinance discriminatory and thus unconstitutional.
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Alabama Linen Supply Co
Huntsville
Paul Speake
Carey Plans Aimed at Vanderbilt Maryland Series
Vanderbilt will travel to Baltimore next season to face Maryland again in a home and home arrangement. The teams meet in Nashville on November 7, reviving a 1932 pattern as they plan multiple changes.
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University of Vanderbilt
Baltimore
Maryland
Nashville
Kentucky Still Without Losses Faces Alabama
University, Ala., Oct. 28 Alabama gears for a sixth straight game against unbeaten Kentucky as the Tide seeks to extend its strong defense. Kentucky has piled up 90 points while yielding 12, with wins over Maryville Washington and Lee and Virginia Tech, plus a Maryland tie. Alabama has beaten Howard Ole Miss Mississippi A. M Tennessee and Sewanee, with one loss to Tennessee.
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Kentucky
Maryville
Washington and Lee
Maryland
Virginia Polytechnic
Alabama
Tennessee
Howard
Ole Miss
Mississippi A. & M
Sewanee
Sammy Baker Beats Joey Raymond in Baltimore Ring
Sergeant Sammy Baker from Decatur defeated Joey Raymond of Baltimore in Baltimore on Monday night. Baker stopped Raymond in the third round.
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Sammy Baker
Decatur
Joey Raymond
Baltimore
Raymond
Bozo's Stock Rebounds For Rematch In Kansas
The Battling Bozo stock climbs after a setback from Babe Hunt in Birmingham and a loss to Bob Godwin in Florida. He is set to meet Maxie Rosenbloom next Monday night in Kansas. Bozo defeated K. Christner with notable speed and power while under orders from Pa Stribling to press.
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Bozo
Babe Hunt
Birmingham
Bob Godwin
Florida
Maxie Rosenbloom
Kansas
Christner
Akron
Tenth Clash As The Cats Battle Tiders
UNIVERSITY, Ala. Oct. 28. Alabama and Kentucky meet for their tenth annual clash on the gridiron this Saturday. Kentucky won only the first game in 1922. since then Alabama has won every meeting. Last year Alabama spoiled Kentucky homecoming by 19 to 0. this season Kentucky hopes to upset the Bama contingent as homecoming opponents.
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University
Ala
Alabama
Kentucky
Wildcats
Ben Martin Visits Gadsden on Business Mission
Ben Martin head of the Quality Model laundries visited Gadsden today for a business mission.
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Ben Martin
Quality Model Landries
Gadsden
Old Timers Tie With Boiler Shop In Local Bowling Match
Old Timers bowled the L. and Boiler Shop on Y M C A alleys and split two points as both teams posted strong totals. McDonald Bryant and Teague led the Boiler Shop with tournament averages up by nine eight and eight pins respectively, while Sorber Harris and Sims paced the Old Timers. Thursday night Decatur Iron and Steel faces L N Machine Shop.
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L. & Boiler Shop
McDonald
Bryant
Teague
Sox Sorber
Roy Harris
B. ©. Sims
Decatur Iron & Steel
L. & N. Machine Shop
Old Timers
B. Oo. Sims, Crevesee
E. J. Bryant
Chas. Teague
E. P. McDonald
W. D. Simpson
J. O. Marks
Eee
Ewsewesewes
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