Slants on South teams loom in 1932 grid race
Alabama Georgia Tech Tulane and Vanderbilt figure in the 1932 conference race under new coaches like Biff Jones at LSU and Ted Cox at Tulane. Tennessee Alabama and Georgia Tech face tough schedules with key early clashes shaping the title chase. Duke and Virginia also project improvements as writers note notable transfers and rookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Alexander
Georgia Tech
Dillion
Tulane
Vanderwman
Georgia
Pais Acad
Louisiana
Geidiron
Wallace Wade
Duke
Geist Wade
Alabama
Jones
West Point
Burt Ingwersen
Warner
Altough
Qorse
Arkansas
Go Christian
Vanderbit
Graham
Rega
Dan McGagin
Commodores
Vanderbilt
Negh Carolina
Maryland
Tennesse
Irmingham
Volunteers
Knoxile
Magnifeuds
Herman Hickman
Thenly Poly
Gene McEver
Fackfield
Beattie Feathers
Ennessee
New York University
Dodd
Hickman
McEver
Frank Thomas
Hurf
Cain
Tide
Berkeley
University of California
Harry Mehre
Bulldogs
Dalrymple
Glover
Haynes
Green Wave
Don Zimmerman
California
Florida
Virginia
South Caroline
Kentucky
South
Ted Cox
Bernie Bierman
Biff Jones
Louisiana State
Henry B. Redd
Virginia Poly
Tatum Gressette
Citadel
Charleston
Dec Newton
Davidson
North Carolina
Paul McLeod
Furman University
Greenville
Hale County Farmers Plan Legume Planting This Fall
Hale County farmers have purchased 40 000 pounds of Austrian winter peas and 10 000 pounds of dairy vetch for planting this fall. They also hold 10 000 pounds of Austrian pea seed saved from last year and will plant cooperatively under guidance from County Agent J L Lawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Ala
Hale County
J. L. Lawson
Lost house torn down and hauled away in Kansas City
In Kansas City a two story seven room frame house owned by G E Potts and managed by H B Cohn was found missing from its site after neighbors reported the structure and its foundation were torn down and hauled away on September first. The house was valued at three thousand five hundred dollars. In Berlin the admiralty ordered construction of a new pocket battleship to begin October first, designated Armored Ship C, part of a post Geneva plan to replace obsoletes.
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Kansas City
H. B. Cohn
G.E. Potts
Butler
Cohn
Berlin
Admiralty
Germany
Heinrich Bruening
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Geneva
Babe Ruth Comes Back For Record Breaking World Series
Babe Ruth, nearing the end of his career, makes a dramatic comeback at 32 with the Yankees. The 1926 World Series against the Cardinals sees Ruth hit .372 with 47 homers on the season and set eight World Series records in a seven game battle, including three homers in Game 4 and the winning run in Game 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Ruth
Wil
Yanks
Cardinals
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Tony Lazzeri
Jess Haines
Ruth Returns to Baseball After Tumultuous 1925 Season
Babe Ruth sits beside Mayor James J Walker at a banquet as the 1925 season closes. The great slugger, once felled by illness and personal conflicts, is back in health and has reconciled with Miller Huggins, signaling a new chapter after a tumultuous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Bill Waters
The
Journal- News
Country Club of
Bill
Norman G. Stagg
Cornell
George Cross
Ruth
Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
New York
James J. Walker
Babe Ruth
Miller Huggins
Alabama ordered size 42 pants for 245-pound lineman
Size and pants at Alabama report a special pair of pants was ordered for William Hallett, the fresh tackle weighing 245 pounds, because none were available in his size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Ala
William Hallett
Alabama
Dale county schools open with larger attendance
Ozark Sept. 20 Institute for the Dale county teachers held at the high school drew 147 teachers. All county schools opened Monday with higher enrollments than last year. List of teachers by school includes Level Plains Lillian Overstreet. Daleville principals and staff. Newton High T. B. Ray. Prichard J. N. Phillips. Dale County High W. E. Snaggs. more staff names across many towns such as Ariton, Slvan Grove, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozark
Institute For the Teachers of
Dale County
Norma Smith
State Department of Education
Judith Wilson
W. L. Orr
Misa Anne King
J.H. Johnson
Level Plains
Lillian Overstreet
Local Notables Mentioned in Census-Style Listing
A fragmented list names Mrs. Siery M. Long Mira Mary Snea Xirs ABimba Sue Searcy and J Elis Johnson among individuals recorded in a community roster. The passage presents dignitary style references without clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Na Mae Glesondetner
Siery M. Long
Mira Mary Snea Xirs
Abimba
Sue Searcy
Wilson
Mre
J. Elis Johnson
Scrub Bulls In Lee County Eradicated Campaign Update
Rapid progress in the Lee county purebred sire campaign with livestock leaders confident all scrub bulls will be eradicated before November 1. Four purebred bulls were placed on farms in August, leaving two more communities to be supplied. A county-wide scrub bull trial will be held in Opelika in October under County Agent C. H. Bedingfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opelika
Ala
Lee County
C. H. Bedingfield
666 Liquid Tablet Salve Claims Rapid Malaria and Cold Relief
An old advertisement touts 666 Liquid Tablets Salve as preventing malaria in three days and relieving colds on the first day and headaches or neuralgia in eighty minutes. It markets 666 Salve as the most speedy remedy for head colds.
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Nsport
Alan Sould
Timmerman
Lgeorgia
H. D. Pollard
Mincer
Savannah
Rand Slamé
Eries
Walker
Casolin
O. B
Detroit
Ford Finance
Universal Credit Co
Fies
Malone Motor Co
Dale
Daleville
A. B. McLeod
R. J. Richardson
Zuleika McLeod
Louise Buckner
Edith Thomas
Laura Walton
Carmen Smith
Mary Kate McLeod
Ruth Vinson
Annie Lois Adams
Eva F. Richardson
Newton High
T. B. Ray
O. C. Doster
J. H. Johnson
Mollie Truett
Zona Martin
Newton Elementary
Virginia F. Ragedale
Ariton
C. P. Steele
Beryl Stewart
Margaret Soff
Mamie Pritchett
Pauline Stark
Berta Faust
Vesta C. Boyett
Annie Lee Smith
Ola Weed
Dale County High
W.E. Snaggs
W. B D. Lucas
Louie Tampiln
Wilbur T. Harris
Elsie Keahey
Sammie Davis
Florida Arwood
A. I. Marshall
Ruth Keahey
Elsie Bennett
Mary Powell
Lilian Norton
Marvin P. Mantel
Garnett Harrison
Arguta
Ethel Creel
Annie Faust
Asbury
Bonnie Mae Faulk
Bells—Mise
Bessie Enfinger
Bertha
Robbie Enfinger
Bethel—Misa
Beulah — Misa Fannie Hudson
Elfreda Windham
Chalk Head
Inez Martin
Swean
Mixon
Averilla Crumpler
Paulk
Ruth Laney
Pleasant Grove
J. 8
Willoughby
Imogene Moseley
Goodyear
T. Newin
Puolio
Goodyear Pathfinders
P. O
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