Post Season Charters On Southern Football Front Persist
Atlanta nov 19 ap persistent post season chatter surrounds southern football this week ahead of auburn vs vanderbilt and north carolina state vs south carolina tilts washington state named western participant in rose bowl Alabama and northwestern discussed as potential invaders duke strengthens in state title race after defeating north carolina state and north carolina hay day loom duke scheduled to face washington and lee on thanksgiving and wallace wade to coach at duke next year promising foundation for future programs
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Birmingham Southern and Howard College Tilt Saturday
In Birmingham Alabama Howard College and Birmingham Southern prepare for their annual football clash known as the Battle of the Maine. Head coaches Eddie McLane and Jenks Gillem began secret practices Monday as parade festivities and student sponsorships unfold on game day air patrols planned before kickoff.
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Dont Go to Extremes To End Constipation
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle solution for constipation, claiming rapid, lasting relief and benefits for weak bowels, with the product made from cascara. It markets to all ages at 4.3 cents a box and promises a colorful flower shower in savings. The text shifts to college football history between Howard and Southern, noting long rivalry, records since 1998, war-impacted seasons, notable 1973 game field goals, and charitable net receipts this year.
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Forgery Charge Lands Levine in Austrian Jail
Charles A. Levine, an American aviation enthusiast, is jailed in Vienna on forgery charges after police found a Venice ticket and orders for metal dies to coin French franc pieces. Police say he planned to forge money and had letters about counters for gambling resorts. Levine says engravers misunderstood and sought dies for casting medals and portraits. Austrian authorities asked France to send a commission to study evidence.
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Notre Dame Faces Northwestern Test for Historic Foot Juggernaut
The 1930s Notre Dame football machine, likened to the famed Four Horsemen, braces for a clash with undefeated Northwestern and a chance to cement its place among college football legends. The game interest surges as 48,000 seats sold well in advance.
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All America Football History Unearthed by Gould Series
The Associated Press sports editor Alan Gould writes a twelve part series tracing the rise of All-America selections in football. The piece recalls Caspar Whitney as originator, the Big Three era, and early pioneers like Heffelfinger as the 1889 selections are noted.
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All America first heroes and early gridiron legends
A survey recalls 1889 Princeton as national champions with five All America picks sharing honors with Harvard and Yale. It notes players like Poe Ames Stagg Heffelfinger and Homans, the evolution of weighty lines, and contrasts early roots with modern All-America tabulations and later football figures.
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Athletic Club Elects Moguls at Five Points
At a Dothan Athletic Club directors meeting last night William Grant was named president Raymond Spann became vice president and former treasurer Arthur Sanders was elected treasurer Buster Garfield took the secretarial post The club gym at Five Points hosted the session The basketball squad began practice last Monday with six holdovers from last year and newcomers Flowers and Ed Crawford practicing with them
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Grand Jury Returns Sixty Three Indictments
Houston County Grand Jury returned 63 indictments including 45 felonies and 18 misdemeanors. Notable cases include Elvin Lockard indicted for murder of Felix Whittaker August 1, 1930 near Grangerburg and held without bond. Booker McKay and Etheridge McInnis indicted for murder of Cyree Brown. Further cases involve assault to murder and aiding escape, with several defendants released on bond. French civil aviation is supervised through regional offices in Paris, Marseilles, and Algiers.
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Felix Whittaker
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Etheridge (Shine) McInnis
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Marseilles
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Rumors and Street Talk in Dothan Echoes Everyday Life
Heard and Seen by Jimmie Calloway notes local chatter on Foster Street about Doc Blakey’s moustache, Wilson halving cotton acreage for peanuts, a house on wheels spotted in Dothan, and daydreams of money and travel. The piece idly catalogs small-town curios and informal gossip from a bustling afternoon.
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Jones Resignation Seen From Golf Executives Seat
New York November 19 AP Bobby Jones retirement raises questions about his continued seat on the United States Golf Association executive committee. Ramsay says no reason to quit. Jones may resign when his term ends. observers expect him to leave the panel in due course.
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Plen Challenges Dothan in Mollusk Devouring Contest
A colorful local note reports Plen has wagered he can eat 20 dozen mollusks in a contest against Dothan. The remark contrasts Plen’s bold promise with the writer’s own difficulty savoring a mere dozen mollusks.
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River Forecast Clarifies Brief Zero-Readings
In a 63 year weather bureau record, the report notes river levels briefly reach zero during a short interval, indicating temporary low flow in this period. The log emphasizes the unusual drought drop and its limited duration, with no long term impact stated.
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