One Of Our Hardest: Auburn Georgia Face Annual Engagement Hour
In Columbus Georgia on November 2 Associated Press notes Auburn Tigers and Georgia Bulldogs head into their storied classic at Memorial Stadium. Coaches Meagher and Mabie expect a hard fought battle with both teams at peak form despite injuries and bruises.
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Kenneth Oregory
Sparta Welter
Columbus
Auburn
Tigete
Georgia
Ality
Jack Meagher
Aspars
Harry J. Mabie
Mémorial “Stadium
Atte
Georgia Tech
Florida
Barta
le Matter
Paterson
Ski Gantt
Wu Johnson Gilbert
McKnlght
McCroukey
Moorehead
Haygood Morris
Wagnon Stewart
Treadway
Mitchell - Lit
Bena Fenton
Mizot
Kilgore Fe Grees
Ervin
Rake
Clements
Alabama
Gardner
Nacoman
Bagley
Wesbington
Lee
Frankie Klick Beats Al Roth In Ten Round Boxing Bout
Frankie Klick defeats Al Roth by unanimous decision in ten rounds at Madison Square Garden before about 6,600 fans. Both fighters weighed around 133 pounds, Klick delivering a knockdown in the second round and maintaining the edge with aggressive boxing from the outset. Roth showed resilience but faded as Klick pressed the action.
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New York
Frankie Killen
WeeB 4 H Meeting Sets Second Tuesday Schedule
The Weird H club held its regular monthly meeting with President Edwin Kirkland presiding. A committee including Millard Dease Felix Stephenson Edward Rabo Lauran Thomas Ray Hinson and McKay Brackins was appointed. The club voted to hold meetings on the second Tuesday of each month and discussed plans for the year.
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Chb
Comrena
Edwin Kirkland
Millard Dease
Felix Stephenson
Edward Rabo
Lauran Thomas
Ray Hinson
McKay Brackins
Quintuplets Born to Cowdry Brothers in California
Long Beach California AP report notes the Cowdry family from Virden Illinois adds five newborns to their clan as the brothers join the Coast Guard unit based in California. The five siblings Harry, Coar, Me, Orville and an unnamed twin pair all serve. District officials hope each may pursue diverse futures.
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Long Beach
Calif
Pavy
Tive Cowrey Brothers
Virden
Non
Harry
Coar
Ani
Orville
Howard's Penrod Maintains Grasp On Scoring Lead
Howard's Penrod tops Alabama Big Five scorers with 36 points in the season through November. Penrod crossed Western Kentucky for a touchdown and added an extra point to hold the lead over Riley Smith of Alabama, while Smith matched two touchdowns and two extra points. Wincex, Penrod's backfield mate, sits close with 48 points after another TD, with Auburn and other schools trailing in the scoring race.
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Montgomery
Peppy Penrod
Howard
Ssason
Alabama
Penrod
Western Kentucky
Riley Smith
Smith
Tech
Wincex
Penrad
Western ‘Kentucky
Traynor
Spring
Hill
Donahue
Spring Hi
Hopkin
Boward
Kilsore
Auburn
Melay
Birmingham
Sethe
Ong Christian
Scond
Brown
Busby
Yout
Dothan
Collins
Kilgrew
Tiger
Grown
Dan Horgan
Lawier
Raymond Knott
Lanter
Phil McColl
Ret Collina
Batley
Palmer
Ahcalder
Old grads rally at Midland City marks first homecoming
Midland City November 23 old grads celebrated the first homecoming day, voting to continue annually. U.S. Rep. Henry B. Steagall praised the New Deal and Roosevelt policies, citing farm aid. Madam Doris Sewking sang, the band performed, and Midland Duty’s team won 14 to 0 over the Ford Fellow Jackets.
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Midland City
Midland City High School
U. & Rep
Henry B. Steagall
Roosevelt
Steagall
High Echoes
Clarence Bawkins
Ben York
Columbus Crawford
Doris Sewking Eung
W. le Hicks
Midiana Duty
Atford Fellow Jackets
Public seating for Stewards installation at Foster Street church
Stewards of the Foster Street Methodist church, elected at the fourth quarterly conference, will be publicly installed at the 11 o clock services on Sunday December 1. This is the first such public installation in many years and the stewards serve for a year. Names listed include J B Amos CL Anthony L F Brabham Mrs J G Clark R L Clark J D Campyhett F B Culver Mrs Morria Garner and many others.
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Foster St
Foster Btreet Methodist Church
J.B. Amos
CL Anthony
L. F. Brabham
J. G. Clark
R. L. Clark
J. D. Camyphett
F. B. Culver
Morria Garner
Ole Miss Red and Bills Meet in Century Battle
Jackson Miss Nov 2 The University of Mississippi Red and Bills eleven and Centenary Gentlemen opened their series with the Mississippians slight favorites. Both squads were in top shape for the battle.
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Centenary Genta
Jackson
ATP
University of Bmiselsaippi
Centenary
Tiger Breather Woassinas Staty Entertains Bol Up to Southwestern
In Baton Rouge on November 24 the Tigers of Louisiana State University host Southwestern Louisiana in a prelude to a much anticipated showdown with Tulane. The teams meet today in a breather game as both squads prep for the weekend clash.
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Woassinas Staty
Baton Rouge
Tulane
TI Sera
Lowsinas State
Southwestern Louisiana
Football Season Climax Forecast Across Major Matchups
New York November 23 AP The regular season finale looms as top teams clash across conferences. Michigan Alabama California Notre Dame Oklahoma and others vie for mythical honors with pivotal showdowns in Princeton Dartmouth Yale and Texas Baylor Missouri battles shaping the eastern league title chase.
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New York
Neason
Golden Sessia O
California
Will Siuaferl
Mioscrip
Grayson
Exaccion
Dartmouth
Princeton
Dartmuth
Borvard
Yate
Yale
Notre Dame
North Western
Army
Ohio State
Bilchizin
Minnesota
Consis
Northwestern
Jaws
Oze Simmons
Jows
Berwanger
Jay Berwanger
Chicago
Towa State
Kansas
Kensan State
Missouri
Creighton
Marquette
Southern Methodiat
Texas
Baylor
Rice
Southern Methodist
Texas Christan
Razorbacks
Ariandas Tok
University of Texas
Oregon
Washington
Loyola
University of California
Los Angeles
Oregon State
Montana
Iphigh
Lafayette
Bethlchem
Lehigh
Pop Warner
Temple Owls
Villanova
Navy
Vermont
Favorite Fight Minnesota Gophers Meet Wisconsin Badgers
Minnesota top football power unit faced Wisconsin in Minneapolis for the final game. The Gophers sought a second straight Big Ten co championship and a claim to the national throne with a 24 game undefeated streak. Forty five thousand fans were expected.
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Minnesota Gophers
Wisconsin Badgers
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Wiaconsin
Gophers
Gopher
Corm
C. W. Spears
Teverally
Etubborn
Powerful Geneva Teams Rout Samson 39 in Regional Victory
Geneva's strong eleven overwhelmed Samson 39 to 0 as they opened Friday’s action. Kilgraw and Busby led Geneva with multiple scores, while Dothan and Lanter fought hard in the second half before Geneva pulled away.
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Geneva
Ted Wire- Foss Prep
Samana Aghtecation
Busby
Witt
Els
Dothan
Brown
Lanter
Stratford
Oliver
Houser
Horrer
Dornan
Tigers
Dothan Tigers Fall to Sidney Lanier 43 to 7 at Cramton Bowl
The Dothan Tigers suffered a 43 to 7 defeat at Montgomery's Cramton Bowl as Sidney Lanier's Ports dominated with a potent aerial and running attack. Leaders for Dothan included Capt Skinny McInalab at center and solid showings by McInnis, Colina, and Levi Thrower despite injuries.
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Dothan Tigers
Sidney Lanier
Cramton Bowl
Montgomery
Tigers
McCallan
Richmond
Skinny Mclaalab
McInnish
Colina
Eod
Levi Thrower
Aprain
McEachern Scoring Ace Steiner McEachern Wins Big
McEachern powered by Steiner and Geneva back scoring four touch downs led a 7 to 0 win over Brantley. Davison of Abbeville scored the lone touchdown in a 7 to 0 Brantley win over Abbeville. Midland City homecoming triumphed 14 to 0 as Ted Bailey starred with two touchdowns.
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McEachern
Steiner McEachern
Geneva
Wynn
Beck
Weil
Samyon
Mike
Stone Wall
Justice
Jones
Cain
Pulford
Blount
Driver
Sibert McEachern
Cowen T
Levi
Soppines
Ted Bailey
Jest
Bet c
Yellow Jackets
Ashford
Holland City
Midland City
Perforniere
Alman
Burr
Preston
Jackice
Brackin
Football Results From Various Southern Wisconsin Sites
Football results listed by the Associated Press across multiple sites include Abbeville over Hiwassee 7 to 0, Geneva 38 to Samnon 0, Midland City 14 to Ashford 0, Cumberland 27 to King 0, Spring Hum 25 to State Teachers 6, Glenville 16 over Wealeyan 6, Marshall 25 to Mee Ones 0, Simpson 18 to Penn Pitta, Teachers 20 to Southwestern 6, Warrensburg Teachers 26 to Wifam Jewell 0, Cape pirastetn over Teadher 0, Missouri Mineo 6 over Maryville Teachers 6, Okla City 8, Benedicts 75 to Maskell 14, Arkansas 38 to Teras 22, Ouachita 38 to Monticella, Georgetown Colorado Mines 18 to Grand Jume Yon 12, California Aggie 0, Ban Joes Mets 38 to Humboldt Mate 4, and other scattered scores.
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Bucknell
Penn State
Columbia-Brown
Georgetown-Marriana
West Virginia
Washington and Jefferson
Boston College
Boston University
Land Ruytgers
Colgate
Dulse
Hignasia Resurt
North Carolina University
Hank Anderson
North Carolina State
Georgia
Auburn
Mississippi
Sewanee
Louisiana State
Louisiana
Florida
Oreron Normal
Hendrix
Dacone
Alonza
College of the Pa
Etile
California Assies
San Jose State
Unmboldt State
Associated Press
South
Montgomery
Lanter
Dohan
Brantley
Abbeville
Geneva
Samnon
Midland City
Ashford
Rouine
Als
Hiwatsee
Ats McCrae
Cumberland
King
Spring Hum
Tucknonville
Fan W. Va. Wealeyan
Glenville
Marshall
Mee
Simpson
Penn
Pitta
Southwestern iKas
Warrensburg
Wifam Jewell
Cape Pirastetn
Teadher “i
Missouri
Mineo
Maryville
Viator
Sophomore Antley Groomed to Replace Gilbert at Auburn
Auburn eyes Lester Antley as successor to all American Walter Gilbert. Antley, 195 pounds, six feet tall from Eloine South Carolina, offers speed and power with strong defense. He has earned respect as understudy and could start in many SEC games, strengthening Auburn’s backcourt during Gilbert’s final college season.
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Auburn
Alabama Poly
Walter Gilbert
Jack Meagher
Lester Antley
Jon
Abil
Antley
Eloine
8. C
Agre Powe
Diale
Gilbert
Tenn
Apphas Bia
Drake Field
Glivert
Dixke
South Carolina
Ansley
Night Mail Service Schedule Changes in Stockholm
Weather caused cancellation of three late night runs. Beginning next May the night mail will be carried on throughout the year.
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Stockholm
Reds Strike Big Deals In Preseason Activity
Cincinnati Reds reshuffle with Burgess Whitehead traded to the Giants for Bud Parmalee. McQuinn joins a strengthened roster as Cincinnati adds five players besides him. Other moves include Joe Morrissey traded to Chicago and Paul Leary joining San Antonio in the Teas Toop. Rumors swirl around Philadelphia acquisitions and other trades ahead of the December Chicago meeting.
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Eritz
RIFZ
Howell
TION
Geveral
Swapa
Mare
Sune Gay
George Ma
Quan
Firat Wacker
Newark Beare
Interna
Meguima
Newark
Torants
Ecoach
Burgess Whitehead
Giants
Bud Parmalee
Fuat
Cincinnati
McQuinn
Hurley
Joe Morrissey
Chicago
Dvt
Stina
Paul Lest
Bill Rainimdl
Oakland
Hub Walker
Toledo Ise
Reds
Madhens
Batt Rock
Lee Handley
Toronto
Hank Severied
San Antonio
Whs
Red Farms
Philadelphia Athletica
Erle Melvair
Roger Cramer
Botts
Pinky
Tanks
Fox hunting season opens with women in leadership roles
London reports the fox hunting season opens with broader participation as women join in traditional sport. The article notes increasing numbers and women serving as Masters, reflecting a shift in the male dominated activity.
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London
Emgtend
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al Roth
OLE Miss
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Baconeé
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Tork
Obla
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Ener M. Warmal
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Fer
California Aggie
Ban Joes Mets
Humboldt’ Mate
Pater
Flash
Dothan Glass
East Main ST
Continnell Gie
McQuine
May
Ace
Parmalee Gees
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