Alabama Tide Scrimmages Show Ragged Heat Affects Progress
Alabama football prospects show ragged play in three scrimmages amid extreme heat. Center and blocking uncertain with Sharpe guiding pivots. Demyanovich and Riley Smith lead at fullback with two new ends pushing veterans. Bryant and Walker improving at pass catching while Whatley and Whatley and Marr bolster tackles. Punting standout Howell and Smith display kicking flair.
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Als
Alabama
Sharpe
Joe Demyanovich
Riley Smith
Smith
Jimmy Walker
Bryant
Walker
Jim Whatley
Charlie Marr
Marr
Whatley
Millard Howell
Howard Chappell
Thomas
Howell
Chappell
Sonny” McGahey
Soph
Convention Set for Y. P. L. Episcopal in Alabama
The annual Y. P. 8. L. convention of the Episcopal church in Alabama will meet in Tuscaloosa October 6th to 8th. Each league may send three delegates and St. John's Y. P. & L. will elect its three delegates soon.
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Episcopal Church
Alabama
Tuscaloo
Weather Postpones American League Games
In the American League several games were postponed due to weather. National League results include New York 5 Chicago 4 Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 0. Boston 10 Pittsburgh 1 and Brooklyn 9 St. Louis 2.
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Ww. L. Pet
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Pete
Boston Pico
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Southern Leagues Series Opens With Packed Schedule
Memphis visits New Orleans. Cleveland at New York. Chicago at Boston. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Detroit at Washington. Boston at Pittsburgh. New York at Chicago. Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at St. Louis.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit Chicago
Air St. Louis
Ovine
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New Orleans
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
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Washington
Clergy Conference Set for Grand View in Alabama
The Episcopal clergy conference in Alabama will gather at Grand View on September 26 with a national council official in attendance.
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Phipps Shines In Auburn Debut After Near-Fatal Wreck
Firpo Phipps performed well in first rough work of the year for Auburn as he recovers from May auto crash injuries. The senior halfback is slated to open against Birmingham Southern at Cramton Bowl September 22 with backfield mates including Captain Ripper Williams and Allen Rogers. Matt Morris sustained a cut delaying scrimmage. Baren Henderson will not return this year, affecting punting depth.
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Jimmie Hitchcock
Phipps
Feach
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Hitchcock
Birmingham Southern
Cramton Bowl
Montgomery
Plainsmen
Panthers
Ripper Williams
Tuscumbia Wizard
Allen Rogers
Greenville Dynamo
Talley
Rogers
Dixie
Matt Morris
Rug
Hartselle Faces Fourth Tourney Game At Rickwood Park
Hartselle Morgan county's team in Bill Pierre's baseball event at Rickwood park Birmingham meets strong Acipco this afternoon. A loss likely eliminates Morgan, but manager John will start one of his best squads and challenge the Birmingham club. Al Harvey Trojan hurler is set to mound for Hartselle.
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Morgan County
Bill Pierre
Rickwood Park
Birmingham
Acipco
Morgan
John
al Harvey
Trojan
Guild To Meet At Mrs Goldel Home On Monday
Martha and Mary Guild plans a Monday meeting at Mrs. H. O. Goldel’s Jackson street home. The hostess and president urge full attendance to discuss fall work.
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H. O. Goldel
Jackson Street
Banking and political turmoil roil public policy notes
The article surveys investigations and power plays in Washington. It highlights National Dairy Products and Burdens as dominating milk trade, NRA debates over independence and coordination, and a push to award a gold medal to an anonymous assailant while President Roosevelt seeks gold holder reporting.
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Tistic Encduhnter
Long Island
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Land of Shamrock Crossword Clues and Answers
Puzzle-filled page presents clues for horizontal and vertical entries about a pictured man, historical leaders, and national references. It lists definitions from multiple domains including geography, anatomy, botany, and heraldry with several unresolved tokens and a final note on a country’s legislative action toward royal authority.
Some Tips Free After the Dust in the Racing Season
The piece muses on Red Wagon as the top two year old and notes Belmont Futurity ineligibility. It forecasts Nervous Boys pus in the World Series, Jittery Joe Cronin and Breathless Bill Terry shaping pitching, plus a predicted scoreless USC vs Washington State game on October 7. It also envisions Illinois beating the Army at Cleveland on October 21 with Froschauer in a pivotal role and cites William Clifton Bolton as leading World Series hitter. It discusses Wesley Ferrell shifting to outfield and his determined mindset.
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Red Wagona
Joe Cronin
Bill Terry
Grange returns to Bears after eight hard years
Chicago Bears bring back Ed Grange after eight punishing seasons of pro football following three college seasons. Willie Turnesa, an 18 year old Long Island golfer, is the youngest of six brothers and trains hard to add weight for a pro future. Bucky Harris keeps Schoolboy Rowe’s arm immobilized with a wire brace for rest until next season.
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Jimmy
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Bucky
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Pro tennis clash set as Cochet to face Tilden for world title
A forecast predicts Henri Cochet will beat Bill Tilden for the world professional title on September 23. It warns that in a return match in this country Tilden could pull off an upset and defeat Cochet.
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Bill Tilden
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Crowder Strikes Out O Doul Thrice in World Series
LVIN CROWDER fans Lefty O Doul three times in the world series on knee high balls over the inside corner as the batter tries for a hit.
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Lvin Crowder
Lefty O’doul
Gold held reporting failure sparks legal action
Government may pursue suit under income tax laws for not reporting gold holdings. The piece notes Capone era enforcement and cites a 1933 context with agricultural price shifts and tensions among meat packers, local packers, and cattle raisers.
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al Capone
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Pittsburg
Henry Ellenbogen
Preacher Rey J D Wallace to Speak at Lacon
Rey J D Wallace will preach at Lacon Sunday afternoon at 2 30 oclock. The public is cordially invited to hear him.
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Rey
Wallace
Mrs Mattocks Improves After Operation At Baughs Infirmary
Mrs T H Mattocks, who underwent an operation at Baughs Infirmary several days ago, was described as much improved today.
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T. H. Mattocks
Baugh's Infirmary
Resting Well Mrs. Parker of Town Creek After Surgery
Mrs C K Parker of Town Creek is resting well after undergoing an operation. Local doctors report her condition as satisfactory and she is under careful observation with family at her bedside.
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C. K. Parker
Town Creek
Troop 16 Boy Scouts Hold Meeting At Westminster
Troop 16 of the Boy Scouts of America met at Westminster Presbyterian last night with several new members joining. The troop is split into two tribes contesting for top honor as tribe one. Senior patrol discussed future plans. Ranger Troop Number One attended the event. Bobby Strother and Harvey led the tribes. A new tribe is expected to form by next Friday.
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Boy Scouts of America
Westminster Presbyterian
Ranger
Bobby Strother
Harvey
Funeral Held For Limestone Woman
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Mattie Davidson of Limestone County near Athens Alabama at age 72 after an extended illness. She leaves daughters T W Hargrove A D Hastings J W Barnes H R Culps Joe Eaves S B Biggerstaff N E Culps and 36 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren survivors listed.
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Ala
Mattie Davidson
J. W. Barnes
T. W. Hargrove
A. D. Hastings
H. R. Culps
Joe Eaves
8. B. Biggerstaff
N. E. Culps
Best of Enemies at Strand Theatre Opens in Hartselle
The Best of Enemies comedy drama debuts at the Strand Theatre in Hartselle on Sunday featuring Buddy Rogers and his orchestra. Greta Nisse and Marion Nix star alongside Frank Morgan. A two reel comedy accompanies the feature.
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Buddy Rogers
Marion
Nix Frank Morgan
Greta Nisse
Strand Theatre
Hartselle
Two More County Schools Open for Fall Sessions
Two additional county schools, Priceville and Falkville, open Monday, bringing total to ten. Some district schools began in July to take a six week harvest recess. Eva school started mid summer and paused this week for harvest, with classes resuming in late October.
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Priceville
Falkville
Eva
Resting well after Friday injury at Baugh's Infirmary
A patient injured Friday at Baugh's Infirmary remains resting well today according to hospital staff. The incident involved unspecified medical procedures and no further details were released.
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Tion
Baugh’s
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