Tide Prepares For Second Week Of Hard Alabama Practice
University of Alabama Crim ean Tide enters week two of practice under Coach Frank Thomas aided by cooler weather enabling heavier work. Injuries linger for Dogs Freeman and Bill Lee while Clarence Ruordanz Kay Francis and Millard Howell brace for protection. Morning skull drills contrast with full gear for afternoon field work as Thomas maintains a 2 to 2 practice split.
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Ticket office announce Auburn Alabama Poly Birmingham-Southern clash
Tickets for the Alabama Poly Birmingham-Southern grid clash in Montgomery on Friday September 21 are now available at May and Green’s Montgomery and Alumni Gymnasium Auburn. The Tiger Panther battle opens the season for both teams and is expected to draw about ten thousand.
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78 Freshmen Report On Auburn Field
Head Coach Ralph Jordan and Bat McCollum oversee 78 candidates for Alabama Poly’s 1934 freshman football team at Drake Field Auburn. Expected to grow to about 90. many with strong prep records. First game vs Birmingham Southern frosh Sept 22. backs limited to light-heavy weight. Notable candidates listed from multiple states and academies.
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Lester Antley
Eloree
Billie Hitchcock
Staunton
Union Springs
Jack Suydam
Birmingham
Woodrow Fair
Orangeburg
Hmmie Fenton
Lakeland
Fla
Norman Perry
Bill Ellis
Atlanta, Ga
Youth Fling Against Age In Golf Championship
In the national amateur golf championship at Brookline Mass the early rounds wipe out many famed players including Ouimet Goodman Fischer Marston Guilford Herron Howell and Munger. Bobby Jones, once eliminated, is replaced by Chubby Jacobson as a rising star emerges daily.
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Detroit
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Dou gout Dope Tigers Gear and Spirit Parade
Doug Bailey writes on Dothan High Tigers football culture highlighting Tubb coached teams. He notes dressing room rituals, equipment care, and the thrill of the pregame toss. He reflects on rookie players first time nerves and the shared pride in team unity and sportsmanship.
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Tulane’s Optimism Grows for 1933 Football Season
New Orleans September 12 Tulane, led by Coach Ted Cox, showcases a deep squad with 22 lettermen as it readies for a SEC title bid starting October 6 against Auburn. Key moves include Bob Simon switching to guard and George Tessier at running guard, with Bucky Bryan expected to replace Roberts at left halfback. The Wave face a tough schedule through November 24 including Georgia Tech and LSU, aiming to emulate the 1931 Rose Bowl era strength.
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Perry Seeks Second American Title Under Ankle Strain
Fred Perry, 25, English tennis champion, plays today with a taped strained ankle after turning it in yesterday’s semi final against Vernon Kirby. He faces Wilmer Allison, a bold Texan, in the men’s singles final at the West Side club courts at 2 p.m. Eastern time. Allison defeated Sidney Weal in straight sets to reach the final.
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New Yorker
Cotton linters output for August hits 38,450 bales
Washington September 12 production data from the Census Bureau shows cotton linters equal to 38,450 running bales for August.
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Pelicans Clinch Playoff Node With 14 8 Victory
Nashville Vols and New Orleans Pelicans set up a Southern Association pennant race after New Orleans beat Nashville 14 to 8 to clinch the second half. Playoff dates: Sept 18 19 at Nashville and Sept 21 23 at New Orleans, with potential fifth game Sept 24 in New Orleans. Chattanooga fell further back. Lookouts split with Little Rock as Atlanta led the second division. Memphis split with Knoxville with a 12 1 win in the nightcap.
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Windsor Lad Wins English Turf Classic at St Leger
Windsor Lad the Derby winner galloped to victory in the St Leger at Doncaster England the last of the five classics for three year olds The Maharajah of Rajpipla paid 250000 for the colt after Derby win St Hubert scratched Tiberius finished second Lo Zingaro placed third with Sir Abe Bailey and J A Dewar's horses among the contenders
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England
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Violinist Boxer Wins Middleweight Crown at Forbes Field
Ted Yarosz, famed for violin lessons between rounds, defeated Vince Dundee before a Pittsburgh record crowd of over 28,000 at Forbes Field to claim the disputed world middleweight title. The match highlighted regional recognition, with Yarosz valued as champion only in Pennsylvania Massachusetts and New York while Marcel Thil held global status elsewhere. Dundee appeared aged, unable to mount a serious comeback as the younger challenger dominated the bout.
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Yanks Split Twin Bill With Browns
Yankees split a doubleheader with the Browns as Detroit fell to Boston in eleven innings. The team, aiming to overtake the Tigers, posted five wins and two losses on the western trip and cut Detroit’s lead to four games. The day included a 7-4 win and 7-3 defeat in St Louis, with a brief note on upcoming games against Detroit and Cleveland.
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