Auburn Tigers Report for 1932 Football Season at Drake Field
Auburn Alabama opens 1932 football season at Drake Field with about 40 players reporting to coach Chet Wynne and assistants. The group includes 16 of last year’s 22 lettermen and features a deep tackle rotation, a strong end corps, swift backs led by Captain Hitchcock, and a fast backfield contingent aiming for two main units.
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Elmer G. Salter
Auburn
Ala
Drake
Chet Wynne
Roger Kiley
Jem McAllister
Wynne
Labor Day
Sleepy Molpus
Ralph Jordan
George Egge
Chartie Davideas
Lindley Hatfield
Jordan
Plainsmen
Will Chmietzberg
Lee Johnson
Barney Musgrove
Bus Haigler
Lawrence Farish
Mighty
Musgrove
Johnson
Commodore Wood
Harry ‘ Claud Pace
Irving
Hannis Prim
McCollum
Bing Miller
Tiny Holmes
Bob Arthur
Haygood Paterson
Dan Wson
Tony Stover
Bill Turner
Arthur
Georgia Tech
O Paterson
Prim
Porter Grant
Sean
Bennie Fenton
Jack Kemp
Ed Whitten
Grant
Aman
Harry Whitten
Hitchcock
America
Ripper Williams
Firpo Phipps
Tom Brown
Walker Cup Victory Extends U S Reign Over GB
The United States defeated Great Britain for the seventh straight time to retain the Walker Cup. George T. Dunlap Jr led the American team with a record smashing 66.
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United States
Great Britain
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Cubs Extend Win Streak Seal 8 5 Victory Over Cardinals
The Cubs won their 13th straight game by defeating the St Louis Cardinals 8 to 5. Cuyler and Koenig homered as part of the attack while the Pirates beat the Reds 2 to 1 in their sixth straight win with Larry French besting Red Lucas on the mound.
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Pirates
Cubs
Cuyler
Koenig
Cub
Bucs
Reds
Larry French
Red Lucas
Wes Ferrell Not On the Market Now
The Cleveland management announces Wes Ferrell is not on the market. After a 10 day suspension for insubordination, Ferrell is expected to return to the mound when the suspension ends.
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Wes Ferrell
Cleveland
Peckinpaugh
Ferrell
Hits Don’t Count in Series Out-Hit Games
Baseball records show the losing teams have more hits than the winners in all three games. The series notes this unusual trend across contests, offering a curious statistic on hitting versus outcomes.
Billy Londos Set for Monday Night Mat Show
Billy Londos, famed strong man, headlines the American Legion mat show to face Dale Haddock in a middleweight bout. Londos performs feats of strength including tying a rope around his neck for eight men to tug at, a stunt he showcased Thursday night at Fairfield and may repeat if fans want it.
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Billy Londos
Dale Haddock
American Legion
Farfield
Senators defeat the Yanks again to take two straight
The Senators won 7 to 1 as Fred Marberry nearly shut out the Yankees. Ruth walked and Gehrig tripled for New York, who have scored in all 1982 games. Meanwhile the Athletics swept the Red Sox 7–3 and 15–0, Blaeholder pitched well as the Browns beat the White Sox 3–1.
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Senators
Yankees
Fred Marberry
Yanks
Ruth
Gehrig
Athletics
Red Sox
Blaeholder
Browns
White Sox
Londos Provides Thrills for Fans at Fairfield Wrestling Card
The Fairfield wrestling night headlines Billy Londos facing Haddock after Londos defeated by Pedigo in a sensational bout that drew record crowds. Fred Lassiter meets Scroggy Higgins in a one hour bout, with a revised Garrett park seating plan offering grand stand only tickets at reduced prices.
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American Legion
Pedigo
Billy Londos
Fairfiel
Londos
Dale Haddock
Billy
Fairfield
Haddock
Decatur
Fred Lassiter
University of Michigan
Scroggy Higgins
Alabama
Garrett Park
Post
Regular Services At Nineteenth Avenue Church of Christ
Regular services will be held Sunday at the Nineteenth Avenue Church of Christ. Sunday school convenes at the regular hour with services at 11:00 AM and 7:46 PM. H. L. Kirby serves as minister and will preach.
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Nineteenth Avenue Church of ‘Christ
H. L. Kirby
Alabama Legion Favors Immediate Cash Payment Plan
The Alabama department of the American Legion voted at the Gadsden convention to support immediate cash payment of adjusted compensation certificates. Officials said New York dispatches had noted Alabama earlier took no action on the proposal.
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Alabama Department of the American Legion
Gadsden
Legion
New York
Alabama
Splendid Meeting At Lacey Springs
Revival campaign at Lacey Springs by H L Kirby will continue into next week due to strong interest. Four conversions reported and large crowds attend the meetings.
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Lacey Springs
Lacey's Spring
H. L. Kirby
Davies to Return Monday from Newport Summer
Edward Jervis Davies will return Monday from Newport Kentucky where he spent the summer with relatives.
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Edward Jervis Davies
Newport
Zeuxis Dies Laughing at His Own Painting
The ancient artist Zeuxis reportedly died from laughter after viewing a work he had created. The tale, noted for its humorous exaggeration, reflects early myths about creative genius and mortality.
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Zeuxis
Hoover Dam Creates Vast 115 Mile Reservoir
The Hoover Boulder Canyon project will form a lake about 115 miles long containing roughly 154 000 acres, claiming the title of the world s largest artificial reservoir.
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Hoover
Boulder Canyon
Crossword puzzle header with mixed clues and garbled text
A scrambled crossword puzzle with Across and Down clues including names and phrases. The readable parts list hints like Lukewarm, River in Italy, Dragon etc with numerous garbled letters and partial terms. The text mixes clues and stray letters, rendering a coherent puzzle unreadable.
Evening Services Resume at Westminster Church
The Westminster Presbyterian Church will resume evening services Sunday at 7 30. Rev E N Hart returning from Chicago where he attended theological school will fill the pulpit with a sermon titled The Value of Human Life.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
E. N. Hart
Chicago
Weekend Visitor Hodson Here With Family in Louisville
Thomas Hodson now stationed with the Louisville and Nashville in Louisville is spending the week end with his family.
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Thomas Hodson
Louisville and Nashville
Louisville
J S Livingston Called By Death
The death in Bessemer Thursday of J S Livingston aged 75 is reported. He leaves a wife eight children and a brother C M Livingston of Decatur. A former Decatur resident he worked at the Louisville and Nashville shops. News of his passing brings widespread sorrow locally.
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Bessemer
J. S.ivingston
C. M. Livingston
Decatur
Livingston
Louisville
Nashville
Butler P. A. Hine Attends Huntsville Wrestling Bout
Butler P. A. Hine, active Legion worker, attended the wrestling bout in Huntsville Thursday night.
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Butler P. A. Hine
Legion
Huntsville
Noogans Win But Victory Costly
A long sacrifice fly and a wrench to his left knee sidelined a Noogan who would not play again this season. The win pulled Noogans within a percentage point of the idle Memphis Chicks. The Crackers edged the Pelicans 3 to 2 as Messenger bested Perrin and Miller in a mound duel.
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Noogans
Memphis Chicks
Crackers
Pels
Messenger
Perrin
Miller
Southern League Tonight Matches Set Across Cities
Memphis visits Nashville, New Orleans plays Atlanta, Little Rock travels to Birmingham, and Chattanooga heads to Knoxville in the Southern League schedule for today.
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Memphis
Nashville
New Orleans
Atlanta
Little Rock
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Baseball schedule items from a major league slate
The American League games include Washington at New York, Chicago at St Louis, Boston at Philadelphia, and Cleveland at Detroit.
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Washington
New York
Chicago
St Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Baseball Pairings in American Association Schedule
The schedule lists matchups across teams including St. Louis at Chicago Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Boston New York at Brooklyn Columbus at Toledo Indianapolis at Louisville Milwaukee at Kansas City Minneapolis at St Paul.
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Little Rock
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
BEARS
Pittsburgh St. Louis
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Minneapolis Columbus
Indianapolis
Kansas City le
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
American
Association Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Night Baseball Scores From Memphis to New Orleans
Memphis to Nashville night action reports New Orleans 2 Atlanta 3 and Chattanooga 7 Knoxville 2 as the only games played with scores recorded.
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Memphis
Results American League games show varied scores
Boston defeated Philadelphia with a 3-0 score in one game while Philadelphia lost 7-15 in another. Washington posted 7 runs to New York 1, Chicago 1, and St. Louis 3 in separate matchups.
Baseball Scores From Evening League Matches
In the National League St Louis defeated Chicago 8 to 5 while Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 2 to 1. In the International League Rochester fell to Montreal 3 to 2 and Buffalo edged Toronto 2 to 1. In the American Association Minneapolis overwhelmed St Paul 15 to 2. Only game scheduled.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Rochester
Buffalo
Toronto
American Association
Sullivan goes to clinic for observation in Memphis
William Sullivan has returned to the Campbell Clinic in Memphis for observation following recent events.
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William Sullivan
Campbell Clinic
Memphis
Funeral services for J. B. Livingston held in Bessemer
Miss Annie Livingston and Ruth Livingston attended funeral services for their uncle J. B. Livingston in Bessemer this week.
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Annie
Ruth Livingston
J. 8. Livingston
Bessemer
Grid Star to Face Scroggy Higgins at Garrett Park
Former University of Michigan gridiron star meets Scroggy Higgins in a one hour limit preliminary at Garrett Park for the American Legion mat card.
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University of Michigan
Scroggy Higgins
American Legion
Garrett Park
Great crowd expected at Montgomery public hearing on economy bills
The greatest crowd since Farmer's Day is expected at the Alabama Capitol on September 7 for a Senate Finance and Taxation hearing. State employees are likely to attend as Fletcher proposes a budget commission and budget controls while Bonner seeks a 20 percent cut in most state appropriations, excluding common schools, with funds redirected from the educational trust.
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Montgomery
Ala
Capitol
Fletcher
Bonner
Senate Committee On Finance and Taxation
Senate
House
Madison
Gov. Miller
Special Educational Trust Fund
Revival to Begin At West Decatur
A two week revival starts Sunday at West Decatur Methodist Church. Rev. W. W. Scott, the boy preacher, will arrive Monday night to preach. The public is invited to hear this inspiring speaker.
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West Decatur Methodist
W. W. Scott
Insurance Man John Patterson in Huntsville Visit
John Patterson, a prominent local insurance man, traveled to Huntsville on a business mission today.
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John Patterson
Huntsville
Noogans Lead After Vols Bet On Chicks 7 to 4
Nashville Vols defeated Memphis Chicks 7 to 4 as Stanley Keyes and Al Van Camp hit homers. Merle Settlemire allowed five hits, an error by Bill Rodda in the first inning produced two runs for the Chicks, and Doc Prothro and Thompson were ejected for arguing a third ball. The Noogans rise to the top of the Southern League by winning percentage, with 90–49.
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Chattanooga Noogans
Nashville Vols
Memphis Chicks
Stanley Keyes
al van Camp
Vols
Chicks
Merle Settlemire
Bill Rodda
Doc .Prothro
Thompson
Chick Receiver
Quinn
Noogans
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