Bulldogs Meet Moultrie In Final 1932 Gridiron Tilt
Thomasville High faces Moultrie in the season finale on the road. Coaches, players and fans anticipate a hard fought clash with the Bulldogs aiming to avenge past defeats and end the year with a win on the Moultrie gridiron.
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Albert Riley, JR
Thomasville High
Moultrie
South Georgia
Packers
Bulldogs
Harper_will
Dade Phillips
Moultrians
Athens High
North Georgia
Albany
Valdosta
Vengzeahas
Canines
Harper
Thomasville
Seasion
Bulldog
Scrubs
Thomasville High ends season with Moultrie clash
The Thomasville High football squad shortens to a final game against Moultrie, listing linemen backs and a near fifty strong roster. Names include Homer Young, Thomas Hudson, Tim Callaway, Wade Chastain, Jack Zalamas, Travis Chastain, Gene Thomason, Val Hogue, Archer Pfister and others in a season marked by injuries sickness and indifference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulldogs
Moultrie
Packers
Ellis
Davis
Isom
Roy Hurst
Vaughan
Ma” Chastain
Homer Young
Hudson
Cook
Callaway
Letchas
Hurst
Crawford
Dekle
Watt
Phillip
Chastain
Pierce
Zalumas
Tim Callaway
Arthur Letchas
Thomiasville High
Wade Chastain
Marion Vaughan
Jack Zalamas
Thomas
Osgood Cook
Thomasville
Lindsey Watt
Merritt
Thomasville- Moultrie
Cycloney i
Rawson
Clarence Rawson
Thomasville High
Davidson College
Bill Alderpecs
Aceve Forme
Saber Spicer
Thomas Hudson
Arthur Lethar
Russell Crawford
W.eoekles
Phillip Chastain
Oscar Land
Paul Roberson
Joe Mitchell
Robert_Riggs
Marion Huggins
Ronald Htherington
Ed’ Moore
Claude Smith
Bill, Gordy
Cen
Travis Chastain
Gene Thomason
Val’ Hogue
Thomas Mahler
Archer Pfister
Keith Higgins
Walter Walcott
Joe Morris
Charles Merritt
Girl earns first women hole in one at city course
Miss Jack Hugg achieved the first feminine hole in one on the municipal links in Oklahoma City. With a No 2 iron on the fifteenth hole, 135 yards, she secured the feat at the local course.
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Oklahoma ‘City
Okla
Jack Hugg
Alabama squad rests for game with St. Marys
Alabama’s 32 man squad rested after cross country trip and prepared with light workouts at Kezar stadium for the upcoming clash with St. Mary’s. Captain Johnny Cais, noted for All American considerations, had his knee taped but appeared unfazed. Coach Frank Thomas and assistants will attend a buffet luncheon with local coaches.
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San Francisco
Alabama
St. Mary’s
Kezar Stadium
Johnny “Hurry
Cais Alabama
West Cain
Frank Thomas
Packers Ready for Rosebuds in Final 1982 Game
The Moultrie Observer reports the Packers close the Southwest Georgia Conference season against the Thomasville Rosebuds this Friday afternoon at the stadium. Jack Norman returns at left end, Ike Auitman shifts to defense, and Otis Taylor recovers from a nose injury for the crucial matchup.
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Packers
Bulldogs
Canines
South Georgia
Moultrie
Moultrie Observer
Thomasville Rosebuds
Thomasville High School
Rosebuds
Southwest Georgia
Valdosta
Jack Norman
Harness
Ivill
Ike Auitman
Otis Taylon
Boxing Roundup Names Fights Across Cities
In Barcelona Tunero of Cuba outpointed Dino Tampesti of Italy while Morejoni from Cuba defeated Vittorio of Italy by knockout. Detroit bouts saw Frankie Genovese over Billy Walker and Al Henderson margin past Frank Zardil. Paris saw Harry Smith disqualified for headbutting Emile Lebrize in a separate bout.
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Barcelona
Spain
Kid Tunero
Cuba
Dino Tampesti
Italy
George Morejoni
Vittorio
Detroit
Frankie Genovese
Billy Walker
Ecorse
Mich
al Henderson
Frank Zardil
Pittsburgh
Paris
France
Harry Smith
Emile Lebrize
Move to Merge Macon City Government
Macon Georgia December 1 legislation to merge the city government of Macon with Bibb County is being prepared by the county's delegation to the General Assembly. The move aims to unify local government functions and improve service delivery across the area.
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Macon
Bibb County
Assembly
Oderit
Auburn Ready For Battle With South Carolina
Auburn to meet South Carolina in final Southern Conference football game in Birmingham. Captain Jimmy Hitchcock leads a healthier squad after influenza and guard Jones returns to form for the Plainsmen who aim to clinch the title with a victory. Tennessee and Florida contend elsewhere, but the Auburn showdown looms largest.
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Atlanta
Auburn
South Carolina
Plainsmen
Birmingham
Ala
Guard Jones
Jimmy Hitchcock
Chet Wynne
South
Tennessee
Florida
Gainesville
Babe Herman Traded From Reds to Cubs for Four Players
Cincinnati Reds trade slugger Babe Herman to the Chicago Cubs for four veteran players and cash. New Reds men include Bob Smith, Johnny Moore, Lance Richbourg, Rollie Hemstey. Reds president Sidney Weil notes Reds sought Chick Hafey but Hafey stays. Herman, in Glendale, claims satisfaction with the deal despite cramped conditions at Redland Fields.
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Cincinnati
Den
Floyd
Babe) Herman
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Red
Bob Smith
Johnny Moore
Lance Richbourg
Rollie Hemstey
Sidney Weil
Reds
Bruin
Chick Hafey
Campion
Hafey
Weil
Donie Bush
Herman
Glendale
Calif
Redland Field
Brooklyn
Wally Gilbert
Ernie Lomardi
Tony Cuccinello
Joe Stripp
Clyde Sukeforth
Navy and Army poised for showdown with rest edge
Navy trains lightly and claims top condition while Army, battered by Notre Dame, struggles in practice. Both teams prepare in Philadelphia camps after full week of workouts as rest could decide the Army Navy clash.
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Hugh
Fullerton JR
Associated Press
New York
Navy
Army
Midshipmen
Notre Dame
Rip” Miller
Abe Lincoln
Pete Kopscak
Vidal
Ken Fields
Tom Kilday
Philadelphia
Fewer Touchdowns Mark Nationwide Gridiron Season
New York reports the 1930s season saw the lowest average scoring in 11 years with 12.83 points per game across 159 teams. Texas Christian led major colleges with 283 points in 11 games, Colgate held opponents scoreless in nine outings, while rule changes and softer schedules are blamed for the drop.
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New York
Associated Press
Texas Christian
Colgate
Amon
Coadies
Whith
All Southern Conference Selections on AP Honor Team
The AP all star football team spans every Southern Conference section with Auburn, Tennessee, Alabama, Tulane and Vanderbilt placing two players on the first team. Tulane’s Don Zimmerman and Auburn’s Jimmy Hitchcock top the voting, while Virginia Tech lands two on the reserve eleven and LSU, undefeated in conference play, misses the squad.
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Dillon Graham
Associated Press
Atlanta
VirgMia Tech
Louisiana State
Auburn
Tennessee
Alabama
Tulane
Vanderbilt
Duke
Virginia Tech
Don Zimmerman
Jimmy Hitchcock
Beattie Feathers
John Cain
Clyde
Dixie” Roberts
Roberts
Pete Gracey
Virgil H
van) Rayburn
Dyersburg
Tenn
Dixie
Fred Crawford
Fred
Waynesville
N. C
Tom Hupke
Hupke
East
Chicago
Clarence
Pete” Gracey
Gracey
Franklin
John _ Scaside
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Charles Leyendecker
Leyendecker
South
Waco
Texas
David
Ariail
Aviail
Birmingham
Ala
Georgia Tech
Union Springs
Kentucky
Lake Charles
Beattie
Feathers
All Southern voters named along with 1932 All Southern team
The article lists candidates Don Zimmerman and Jimmy Hitchcock leading in Southern Conference voting for the All Southern. It presents the Associated Press 1932 All Southern football team with players from Auburn Vanderbilt Tulane Alabama and Duke and notes Alabama's strong season while speculating on Rose Bowl chances and East Coast teams.
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Associated Press
David Ariail
Auburn
Birmingham
Ala
Charlea
Leyendecker
Vandy
Waco
Texas
Tom Hopke
Alabama
Chicago
Ill
Clarence Gracey
Franklin
Tenn
John Scaside
Tulane
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Fred Crawford Duke
Waynesville
N. C
Virgil Rayburn
Dyersburg
Jimmy Hitchcock
Union Springs
Don. Zimmerman
Lake Charles
Beattie Feathers
Bama
Frisco
Berkley
St. Marys
Trojans
Notre Dame
Michigan
Tourney
Colgate
Pitt
Bosen
Treasury receipts and expenditures for November 29 report
Treasury receipts for November 29 were 3 069 325.55 dollars and expenditures 4 605 167.55, leaving a balance of 595 672 485.40 dollars. Customs duties for 29 days of November totaled 23 479 018.20.
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Treasury
Washington
Stars of the backfield show contrasting Alabama clash feats
Feathers from Bristol Tennessee, a 23 year old junior pullback John Cain from Montgomery and other backs shine in a muddy Tennessee at Alabama. Cain praised as best back in Dixie with strong blocking and kicking. Feathers noted for punting over 40 yard average in wet conditions.
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Dodd
McEver
Hackman
Alabama
Feathers
Bristol
Tenn
John Cain
Cain
Dixie
Montgomery
Ala
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