Geneva Opens Football Season With Dothan at Wiregrass Memorial
Geneva and Dothan High meet tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. at Wiregrass Memorial Stadium to kick off the season. Geneva, led by Coach Hudson, features Pridgen a fast 122 pound back and Huggins a 180 pound fullback, with seven lettermen back on the varsity. Dothan's Coach Tubb expects a strong opener as he rates the Tigers as favorites and lists sturdy backs and an improved defense.
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University of Alabama
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South Alabama
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H. Fleming
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Joe Riley
Jack Riley
Bailey
Sheehan
Newberry
Phillips
Cotton Market Report by Palmer and Co
The Cotton Market report by T. W. Palmer and Company reviews price trends, demand shifts, and market activity. It highlights sample lot values, regional sales, and seasonally adjusted outlooks for buyers and sellers in the current trading period.
Irregular Stock Listings Highlight 8 Close Figures
The page shows a dense array of stock prices with percent changes for many companies including American Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Coca Cola, Ford, General Electric, Goodyear, IBM, Texaco, United Fruit, Westinghouse, and Woolworth. Notable entries include Chrysler, Dupont, Johns-Manville, Kennecott, Montgomery Ward, New York Central, Paramount, Packard, Radio Corp, Sears Roebuck, Texas Corp, U S Steel, Western Union, and Westinghouse. The columnar layout lists prices and daily percentage shifts, reflecting a snapshot of market activity.
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Boundary dispute settled in favor of Afghanistan
King George grants Mehtar of Chitral hereditary a 14 gun salute for loyalty. Afghan government hailed as victor in Chitral border settlement reported by AP from Simla India.
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Three Stars Sold By Philadelphia Athletics Pilot
Philadelphia manager Connie Mack announced the sale of outfielders Al Simmons Mule Haas and infielder Jim Dykes to the Chicago White Sox for an unannounced cash amount. Mack declined further comment though noting a possible World Series follow up. The move sparks discussion on the Athletics’ future and may hint at a broader team shakeup amid recent Yankees dominance.
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Athletic Machine
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Baseball Observer
Notre Dame Aims At Record Gates In Giant Stadia
Notre Dame discusses bigger crowds for 1932 football with expansion in home attendance and travel. J Arthur Haley, athletics business manager, predicts at least 50 000 more admissions than last season, aided by relocating three games against Southern California Navy and Pitt to larger venues including Los Angeles Coliseum and Cleveland Municipal Stadium under mayor Ray Miller invitation.
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Gen Wilkinson Dies at 85 in Prattville Alabama
Gen John Edward Wilkinson Confederate veteran and physician died at his Prattville home after a long illness at age 85. A brigadier general commanding the First Alabama brigade he was active in Confederate veteran circles and joined the Montgomery reunion last year. Since 1880 he practiced medicine and ran a large drugstore. He was born July 31, 1847 near Autaugaville and joined the Confederate army in 1861. Funeral held this afternoon at his residence.
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Alabama
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Elizabeth Anne Wilkinson
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Prominent Alabama Doctor General Wilkinson Passes Away
Gen Wilkinson, longtime Alabama medical leader and past president of Autauga County Medical Society, trained at Maryland Tulane and New York. He practiced in Gastonburg and Prattville, married Mary Gaston in 1872, and is survived by four children and members of the Methodist church.
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W. W. Moss
Auburn
Walter A. Brown
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