Pop Warner to Head Temple Football Programme
Temple University hires Glenn S. Warner known as Pop Warner to coach its football program. Warner signs a five year contract at about 15000 dollars annually after announcing his decision at Stanford. Temple seeks rapid ascent among top gridiron programs with Warner bringing decades of strategy development.
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Pop Warner
Temple University
Philadelphia
Glenn S
Pop) Warner
Henry J
Heiniey) Miler
University of Pennsylvania
Warner
Stanford University
Temple
Carlisle
Pittsburgh
Stamford
Stanford
Eddie Flynn Wins First Pro Fight as Olympic Welter Champ
Eddie Flynn Olympic and National Amateur Welterweight Champion turns professional in New Orleans by stopping Harry Wallace in the fourth round of a scheduled ten round bout. Flynn, a Loyola University dental student, weighs 154 pounds while Wallace weighs 147 1 2 pounds. Flynn described professional fighting as fine but wondered how he would feel facing a tougher foe.
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New Orleans
Eddie Flynn
Harry
Kid” Wallace
New York
Wallace
Loyola University Dental
Eddie
Jed
Flynn
Didrikson Disqualified From Amateur Status Over Ad
The world's greatest woman athlete Mildred Babe Didrikson was disqualified from amateur competition after her name appeared in an automobile advertisement praising a new model. Didrikson says she did not consent to use of her likeness. A possible damages suit by her employer Col. M. J. McCombs signals efforts to reinstate her amateur status.
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Starbeirt AW
Miss Didrikson
Texas Star
Dailay
M. J. McCombs
Dallas Insurance Company
Rames
Jean Shirley
Philadela Ia
Gilf
Klesten and Der Falle in Florida Brief
The fragment reports a person named Klesten and Der from Jacksonville Florida involved in a loss near last night, with unclear details due to garbled OCR. No clear event, outcome, or context is readable beyond a local Florida reference.
Old Timers Seek Charity Bulldog Football Game
Former Thomasville High players led by Petty Neel and Billy Zalumas plan a charity football showcase to benefit undernourished schoolchildren. If the Thomasville Tallahassee contest fails to materialize, the Bulldogs may meet the old timers at the stadium for a benefit game.
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Isd
Petty
Lawson Neel
Billy Zalumas
Red Milton
Skibo” Mitchell
Jimmy Poole
Shocky” Braswell
Arhong
Thomasville High
Bulldogs
Athens Mourns Capt Rucker Three Times Mayor Dead
Captain J V T Rucker aged 84 a longtime Athens figure and three times mayor died in a local hospital after about three weeks illness He was a former postmaster veteran of the Civil War and a Georgia alumnus who captained the 1867 University of Georgia baseball team Surviving is his widow Mrs Virginia Hyon Rucker and a legacy of civic work including paving streets and council service
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Athens
J. V. T. Rucker
Captain Rucker
Owhbert County
Rackersville
Tinsley W. Ruck
Firstniversity of Georgia
University of Georgia
Rucker
Virginia ‘Hyon Rucker
Young evangelist charged with bigamy confined in jail
Rev. Walter Lee Head Jr., 25, Baptist evangelist, was jailed in Jasper Alabama on bigamy charges at the request of Osceola County Florida authorities. A deputy sheriff traveled with extradition papers for his return after reports he wed a Lake Wales girl. He is the son of a well known Birmingham minister.
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Jasper
Ala
Walter Lee Head
Osceola County
Florida
Kissimmee
Lake Wales
Birmingham
Hindenburg Denounced by Nazi Leader as Reichstag Opens
Berlin December 6. General Karl Litzmann accused President Hindenburg of steering Germany toward bolshevism as the Reichstag opened. The speech condemned the President and claimed a path to disaster through socialist forces.
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Hindenburg
Reichstag
Berlin
Karl Litzmann
von d Hindenwy
Hindenpurg
Germany
Litzman
Lodz
S -Paton
Referee Rules Dave Garry Lost By Technical Knockout
Carl Knowles of Savannah failed to answer the bell in round eight of a ten round bout and suffered a technical knockout loss to Eric Law. The match occurred in St. Louis where Garry was noted as the referee.
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Dave Garry
St. Louis
Carl Knowles
Savannah
Eric Law
Boxing Night Results Across Cities From AP Rundown
A sweeping AP report lists multiple boxing outcomes across cities. Benny Bass stopped Eddie Reilly in New York. Jack Rosenberg outpointed Paul Delaney in Seattle. Eddie Flynn knocked out Harry Wallace in New Orleans. Eric Lawson halted Carl Knowles in Charleston. Dave Barry beat Jimmy Simpson in St Lewis. Johnny Myles defeated Andy Cummings in Charleston. Christner KO'd Dick Nolan in Lima. Jimmy Collins narrowly defeated Sammy O'Dell in Toledo.
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Associated—Press
New York
Benny
Philadelphia
Eiddie Reilly
Jack Rosenberg
Paul. Delaney
Seattle
Wash
Benny Whitley
Baltimore
Eddie Brink
Scranton
Drew
Jack Barger
Idaho
Lewis Calabro
New Orleans
Eddie Flynn
Harry
Kid) Wallace
Charleston
S. C
Eric Lawson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Carl Knowles
Savannah
Dave Barry
St. Louis
Jimmy Simpson
Jacksonville
Fla
Johnny Myles
Andy Cummings
Lima
Christner
Akron
Dick Nolan
Pittsburgh
Jimmy Collins
Toledo
Sammy O'Dell
Gov Rolph to hear plea of condemned former
Governor James Rolph Jr and a jurist will hear December 12 arguments for Albert W Fuller once Macon Georgia resident under death sentence for slaying William Kipp. Fuller and Kipp were business partners in Madera County. Kipp's body was found at the bottom of a mine shaft. Fuller claims a domestic dispute led to a pistol draw and his fall into the shaft.
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Sacramento
Calif
James Rolph
Albert W. Tuller
Macon, Ga
William Kipp
Rolph
Fuller
Kipp
Madera’county
Kipps
Roosevelt Hopes to Take Active Part in Georgia Bicentennial
President elect Franklin D. Roosevelt plans to participate in Georgia’s 200th birthday celebrations. He accepts the honorary Georgia Bicentennial Committee chair, meeting 52 civic leaders and a motorcade visit to the governor’s mansion. Members include Governor Russell’s father Richard Russell, editor Jack Williams, and poet Moina Michael who presented a parchment poem.
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Warm Springs
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Georgia
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Richard Russell
Jack Williams
Wayecross
Journal-Herald
Georgia Press Association
M. I. Fleetwood
Cartervulle
Press Associative
Ta" M. Stanley
Howard Coffin
Sea Island
Emily Woodward
Viennna
Moina Michael
Poppy
Athens
Mr. Roosevelt
Plans for unifying support for the estate’s arguments
Macon California December 6 officials outline a plan to unify support for the estate’s argument at a called meeting of the Macon Ministerial Association. The temperance and social service committee led by Dr Ed F Cook was authorized to prepare the plans.
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Macon
Macon Ministerial Association
Temperance and Solal Service Committee
Ed F. Cook
Cook
Postseason Charity Game Discussed Amid Football Talk
In Thomasville the usual post season charity game debate returns as local editors weigh risks and benefits. Huey Long urges a crown for LSA while Notre Dame looms as a major upcoming clash. Basketball, youth teams, and church lay movement notes close the column.
All American Prospects From Obscure Teams Highlight Slants
Sport Slants selects an All American for players overlooked by headlines. End candidates include Myers North Dakota State and Wood Furman, with Wright North Texas Teachers at quarterback and Krause Gonzaga at fullback.
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Myers
North Dakota State
Wood
Furman
Stewart
Miami
Sklenar
Creighton
Clarissa Martine
Colorado -Golfege
Resnick
Rutgers
Hatton
Albright
Wright
North ‘Texas
Thomasville High Bulldogettes Enter 1932 33 Season
The 1932-33 Thomasville High girls basketball squad has practiced steadily under Coach Wade Weodyard. Veterans return as the Bulldogettes prepare for the season with plans for a few pre Christmas games before a full push on the southwest Georgia courts.
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Thomasville High
Wade Weodyard
Bulldogettes
Georgia
Tennessee Entitled To So Conference Title On Points
Champaign Illinois December 6 Under the Dickinson system of rating football teams the Southern Conference title goes to Tennessee. Tennessee outranked Alabama Poly and Louisiana State, with LSU finishing undefeated in the ranking by Prof. Frank G Dickinson of the University of Illinois. Rankings show Tennessee 70 1 834.50, Alabama Poly 6 0 2 23.00, LSU 4 0 0 22.50, Alabama 5 2 0 20.71, Vanderbilt 4 1 2 20.00.
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Tennessee
Champaign
Dickinson
Bob Weyland
Tennesee
Alabama Poly
Louisiana State
Frank G. Dickinson
University of Illinois
Tennesse
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Georgia Boy to Lead Navy in 1933 Army Game
Hugh Quinn Murray of Newnan Georgia, star left end for Navy, was elected captain and will captain the Navy eleven in the 1933 Army game. He stands six feet one and a half inches tall and weighs 188 pounds. Murray was a standout in this year’s Franklin Field clash and will be in his final Navy season next year.
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Annapolis
Hugh Quinn
Murray
Newnan
Navy
Army
Franklin Field
Williams seeks aid to form southeast minor league
Roy G Williams of Macon Georgia former president of the defunct Southeastern Baseball league is en route to Columbus Ohio for the National Baseball Association meeting to gain support for a proposed minor league circuit in Georgia South Carolina and North Florida including Macon Savannah Albany and Augusta in Georgia Jacksonville Florida and Charleston South Carolina.
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Atlanta
Roy G Williams
Macon
National Baseball Association
Columbus
Georgia
South Crolina
North Florida
Williams
Savannah
Albany
Augusta
Jacksonville
Fla
Charleston
S. C
Augusta voters to decide prohibition referendum on Dec 14
Augusta Georgia residents will vote in the December 14 municipal election on whether to repeal or modify federal and state dry laws. City council approved a resolution to place the referendum on the ballot by a 9 to 5 vote, despite pleas from prohibition workers. The Democratic primary committee will meet Thursday, with 12 of 15 members in favor of including the referendum.
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Augusta
The
Augustan Chronicle
Sophomore Stars Shine After Senior Losses Across South
Southern Conference coaches mourn many senior aces as graduation nears but praise a wave of sophomores ready for key roles next fall. Tulane's John McDaniel and others like Alabama's Millard Howell, Vanderbilt's Hutson and Gandy, Georgia Tech's Norris Dean, and Florida's Herbert McAuley head a list of standout first-year players who impressed late in the season.
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Dillon Gratiam
Associated Press
Atlanta
Don Zimmerman
John Seaside
Tulane
Jimmy Hitchcock
Auburn
John Cain
Alabama
Dixie Roberts
Pete Gracey
Charles Leyendecker
Vanderbilt
Bill Grims
Howard Neblett
Georgia Tech
Lowell Mason
Duke
van Ray
Joe Loftin
Millard Howell
Frank Thomas
Caine
Hutson
Gandy
Billy Laval
South Carolina
Harold Mauney
Gamecocks
Biff Jones
George Bowman
Sidney Bowman
Baton’ Rouge
Murray Warmath
Tennessee
Charles Vaughn
Albert Middleton
Benny Fenton
Porter Grant
Woodward
Clemson
Jess Neely
Dan McGugin
Larry Burton
Joe Rupert
Kentucky
Puck Chapman
Georgia
Bulldogs
Florida
Herbert McAuley
Jack Henderson
George Moye
Norris Dean
Jack Phillins
Dissention Marks Talks of Minor League Moguls
Columbus. Dec. 6. Basebr I's unemployed army shows no shrinkage at the National Association of Professional Leagues annual convention. While most years bring workers to the fold, this session focuses on two semi professional signings by Hazleton in the New York Penn loop. Club owners battle dissention over a proposed salary limit, with the American Association backing 6500 a month, the International League opposing any limit, and the Pacific group preferring no salary cap.
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Columbus
Basebr I
Dal
Hazleton
New York- Penn Loop
American Association
International League
Pacific Group
Word Puzzle of Historical Crosswords
A lettered crossword lists Across and Down clues covering poetry references medieval periods and chemistry terms. Careful solving reveals terms like Regain strength and Symbol for tantalum amid a mix of languages and science words.
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Jimmy Sr
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West Jackson Street
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Jerry Dalrymple
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