Tigers Open Star State Title Defense With 40–16 Win
Murom High School's Tigers defend the state title defeating Redfield 40 to 16 in a rough fast game. Jacobson led the offense with nine field goals and one free throw, supported by Kulawik Englebretson and Kreison. Alpena preliminary saw the Tigers’ reserves win 29–16.
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Murom High School
Tiger Club
Redfield
Smail
Tiger
Alpena
Huron
Bob Osborn
Sig Kulawik
Ebert
Kulawik
Pheasants
Rachel
Tigers
Pheasant
Osborn
Kulawil
Engle Kreison
Jacobson
Englebretton
Kidawik
Vincent McGinty
Acobson
Facetson
Engiebretson
Vernon Rice
Thad Boyle
Enzlebretson
Woonsocket Leads Pony Hills League Standings
Woonsocket Redmes under coach Chitt Mackey sit atop the Pony Hills Conference with four wins no losses. Letcher is second with two wins, Fedora third with one win, and Avesia’s withdrawal reduces members to six. Artesian games will not count in standings.
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Woonsocket
Woonsocket Redmes
Chitt Mackey
Letcher
Fedora
Avesia
Geven
Artesian
W. EL
Huron Seconds Rally Past Alpena in Narrow Victory
Huron seconds overcame an early Alpena lead to win 2 16 in a high school junior game. Norman Peterson sparked the second half with 19 points aided by Thad Boyle Everett Bales and Bud Ebert. McDonald led Alpena with 10 points as Schmidigall and Strong shared top honors for the losers.
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Huron-Redfield
Huron Seconds
Works
Alpena
Tigerleis
McDonald
Wildcats
Aly
Peterson
Norman Peterson
Hucon
Aspens
Thad Boyle Ornd
Everett Bales
Hig
Bud Ebert
Keron
Schmidigall
Strong
Wildcats Fight for Conference Title in Bix Terr Race
Wildcats beat Pittsburgh 37 to 2 in a tune up, claiming second straight win as Western Conference grid tie leader. Matchups loom with De Pad, Carroll College, and other regional teams including Marquette, Wisconsin, Michigan State, Michigan, Indiana, Purdue, Illinois, and Ohio State in forthcoming games.
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Wildcats
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Chicago
Carroll College of Wisconsin
Marquette
Wisconsi
Michigan State
Michigan
Miami
Indiana
Bradel
Purdue
Beenny
Mlinois
Denison
Ohio State
Yankton Defeats Luverne's Cagers In Rough Game
Yankton High School defeated Luverne High School in a hard fought game marked by rough play and a late surge. Buck forwards Sherman and Larson led Yankton with eight points each in the final period, while Ford led Luverne with seven points.
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Wanktfon
Dee
Sea —Xanmon High School
Luverne
Mins
Sherman
Larson
Buck
Nesount
Ford
Asa Long Still Checkers Champion in Florida Bout
In West Palm Beach a one day match left Asa Long of Toledo still world checkers champion by drawing the final test against Edwin Bont of Nashville. Long won three of the four games while the final match was not played as games stretched near three hours each.
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Asa Long
West Palm Beach
Fla
Toledo
Edwin Bont
Nashville
Tenn
Brown Bomber favors Schmeling return before Braddock bout
Joe Louis said he would prefer a rematch with Max Schmeling prior to defending his title against Jim Braddock. He noted Schmeling first, then commented on Eddie Simms and his upcoming ten round fight. Louis praised Simms as a hard hitter and discussed baseball and the Landis ruling on Bob Feller.
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Schmeling
Braddock
Clessland
Detroit
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Jim Braddock
Fe Schmeling
Eddie Simmy
Simms
Louis
Sehmeling
Simma Loas
Kenesaw M. Landis
Bob Feller
Toaxis
Cleveland Baseball Club
Tigers
Cornhuskers Loss to South Dakota Coyotes Remains Upset
Vermillion South Dakota fans watched the Coyotes defeat Nebraska 31 to 23 in a season opener. Sophomore Maynard Ingalls exploded with 13 first half points helping South Dakota build a 23 to 18 halftime lead. Nebraska rallied late but fell short as the hosts held on for the upset.
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Cornhuskers
Hey
Coyotes
Corhusker
University of Nebraska
South Dakota Coyotes
Ruke Hey
Nebraska
Maynard Ingalls
South Dakota
Invaders
Lead Baby Is Saved From Asphyxiation
Maxine Henderson, four, alerted to danger as her infant brother faced toxic smoke from a kerosene heater. Fire hazard in the room caused unconsciousness. the child and baby were rushed to a hospital where the infant recovered.
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Maxine
Clarence Henderson
Hendersons
Unclear OCR Basketball Scores Report
Fragmented results list multiple teams and scores with many garbled names and numbers. The readable items include districts such as Northwestern 37 and Alma 19 and Washburn 23, plus scattered place names like Oklahoma City and Sioux City. No coherent game story emerges from the damaged text.
Seven Western Players Accept for East West Charity Game
SAN FRANCISCO Dec 12 Sting officials announced seven acceptances for the Western squad to face the East in the annual New Year’s Day charity game. Co coaches Percy Losey and Orin Hollingberry sent out 22 invitations. players include Kent Ryan Josh Aggies Ed Goddard Marty Kordick Floyd Terry Alex Drobnitch Ray Peterson Delbert Broce. East coaches Dick Hanley and Kerr completed the 22 man selection yesterday.
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San Francisco
Sting
Percy Losey
Orin “Bube* Hollingberry
Kent Ryan
Josh Aggies
Ed Goddard
Washington State
Marty Kordick
St Mary's
Floyd Terry
Alex Drobnitch
University of Den_rex
Ray Peterson
University of San Francisco
Delbert Broce
University of Oregon
Dick Hanley
Kerr
Lake Preston Cagers Rout Forestburg Five
Lake Preston defeated Bryant 27 to 13 in a basketball game here last night with a halftime edge of 6 to 2. Tenald and Larson led Preston in scoring while Severson and Jacobson starred for Bryant.
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Lake Preston Cagers
Forestburg
Lake Preston
Preston
Bryant
Tenald
Larson
Severson
Jacobson
Two Bowling Styles Duel For Pocket Aim
In a debate on bowling technique two schools exist. One pins its sight to the 1 3 pocket as the ball is released, the other eyes a fixed spot on the alley and rolls toward the pocket. The pocket method adapts to ball deviation while the spot approach requires a new spot if the ball veers off course.
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Inttar
Ay Davies
Boxing Title Fight Talks Spin In New York
Promoters and fighters including champion Jimmy Braddock and challenger Max Schmeling clashed in a three hour New York State Athletic Commission meeting. Proposals ranged from a June 4 bout at the Garden to a February or March light bout, with disputes over a $25,000 forfeit and pre bout exhibitions. The panel planned another session to resume negotiations amid ongoing stalemate and threats to delay the Braddock Schmeling title fight.
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Hugh S. Pullerton
New York
Jimmy Braddock
Max Schmeling
New York State Athletic Commission
Walker D. Wear
Braddock-Schmeling
John
J. Phelan
Madison Square Garden
Long Island City Bowl
Schraeling
Joe Gould
Braddock
Geeman
Gould
Helt
The
Garden
20Th Century Sporting Club
Schmeling
Louis
Atlantic City
Fghters
Claase
Phelan
Feir
United States
Schméling
Germany
Prelan
Chadron Rally Beats Mines Basket Team
Rapid City report says Chadron Normal basketball team overcame a 24 to 3 halftime deficit to defeat the Stam School of Mines 42 to 24 in the season opener. Tebner scored 30 points to lead the Chadron Eagles in the rally and finish.
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Rapid City
Miners
Chadron
Nebr
Stam School of Mined
Chadron Eagles
Tebner
Eagles
Vittors
Bonilla Boys Rally to Defeat Wolsey 27 to 17
Bonilla high school boys basketball beat Wolsey 27 to 17 with a 14 10 halftime edge. Clark Atkinson led Bonilla with 14 points while Baker paced Wolsey with 7. In the preliminary girls game Wolsey won 27 25 after an early Wolsey lead.
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Bonilla
Wolsey
Takdag
Lesd
Clark Atkinsom
Baker
Walsey
Forestburg Bears trounce Lane in second-half rally
Forestburg High School defeated Lane 27 to 47 last night after taking a 20 to 11 halftime lead. Forestburg players Christianson Fourberg and Jacobson sparked the attack while Lane’s Swenson and Burchfield led the early retaliation in a preliminary game.
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Forestburg
Texas Christian and Santa Clara Clash In Intercollegiate War
Texas Christian and Santa Clara met in San Francisco as the unbeaten Broncos clung to a spotless record aiming to preserve the state’s pride for the Sugar Bowl against LSU on New Year’s Day.
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Texas Christian
Santa Clara
San Francisco
Des
Tescis Christian
Broncos
New Orleans
Louisiana State
Wrestling Results From Easton-Danna OMahoney Win
Easton Danna Omahoney defeated Bob McCoy in two straight falls in Schenectady New York. North Bergen Joe Cox won two straight falls over Abe Coleman in New York City.
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Associated Preas Easton
Danna Omahoney
Inclane
Bob
Ribber) McCoy
Amidge
Mass
Schnectady
N. J
Time Out column mused on high school hoops and other chaos
Keith Wheeler notes a hazy basketball role for Sig Kulawik with Deklotz moving him to center after Osborn's injury. Osborn's knee and Tiger prospects loom large for Minneapolis and the Twins. Bud Parker questions eye sharpness and Reddy Hobm charges, while Bob Feller and Czar Landis loom in the broader sports scene.
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Sig Kulawik
Kiwanis
Tigers
Tam
Ro Muard
Deklotz
Bob Osborn
Jree
Arrow Cagers Beat Madison Prep Five
Watertown Arrows topped Madison High School 35 14 in the preliminary game with Captain Midke scoring four field goals and three free throws for 11 points. Detima and Elkins added eight points each as Watertown reserves won 34 22 and the B squad beat Standburn 4 8 in an afternoon game.
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Arrow Cagers
Madison Prep
Watertown
Midke
Detima
Elkins
Watertown Arrows
Madison High School
Reserves
Clear Lake
Standburn
Wesleyan Awards 22 Grid Letters
Wesleyan University announces 22 grid letter recipients from the football squad for the season. Fourteen are former lettermen. new awardees include Jack Andrews and several others. The letter ceremony will occur next quarter after scholastic requirements are met.
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Don Gantry
Howard Hahn
Norm Lehnert
Jimmie Rundstrom
Alten Mitchel
Wendell Palmer
Newton Stith
Neth
Don Williams
Martin Patsch
Wesleyan
Jack Andrews
BY Brown
Don Harkness
Ray Jensen
Don Larsen
Ernest Lunn
Roger Ortmayer
Charles DeKiyer
Wesleyan Triumph Over Valley City in North Dakota
Wesleyan of Mitchell SD defeated Valley City Teachers 40 to 32 on Friday night, leveling their North Dakota visit. Gail Williams and Norm Lehnert led the Methodists in a first half surge, Ralph Nauman preserved the lead in the second half, and Wauan topped scoring with 13 points.
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Wesleyan
Valley City
Bakotn Wesleyan
Mitchell SD
North Dakota
Ralph Nauman
Donald Dantry
Wauan
Falcons Win Again In Sunshine League
Frankfort Falcons defeated Orient High School 13 to 8 in a Sunshine League basketball game played at the Ideal Door. Sanders of Redfield officiated. scoring was evenly divided with Valdeer holding a slight edge for the Falcons.
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Falcons
Frankfort
Cochran Favorite In Angle Playoff He Forced Friday
Dew San Francisco Irishman Cochran leads in a dramatic world title playoff after victories over Layton and Matsuyama. Matsuyama meets Cochran while Denton faces Layton in a pivotal clash as all three hold six wins and three losses. Cochran's sharp angle shots guided a 50 to 32 win over Layton, with Matsuyama rallying in a later session before Cochran closed out the day.
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Chicago
Dew
Welker Coches Tan
California
Kinney Matsuyama
Japan
Johny Layton
Sedilia
Tie Denton
Kans City
Matsuyama
Denton
Cocheran
Dentan
Cochran Cochran
Layton
Cochran
Shntsuyama
Cena
Signing Feller and the Indians in 1936 free agent talk
Scare of Cleveland acquiring Bob Feller dominates baseball talks. Reston notes Feller may sign for about 20000 with Indians while others like Lefty Gomez command high salaries. Branch Rickey comments on Dean and Brookyn’s pursuit of pitchers such as Mungo Derringer Lombardi and Herman. Contract talks between manufacturers and majors could aid the Yankees in the American League next year.
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Scotty Reston
New York
Echnoe
Cleveland
Bob Puller
Indians
Lefty Gomez
Gooty
Yankees
Ned
Goofy
Wade
Paul Derringer
Dodgers
Cubs
Lee
French
van Mungo
Budegers
Tommy Thevenan
Babe Hernan
Benny Frey
Mungo
Lombardi
Herman
Brooklyn
Western Tournament Sites Set by Western Golf Association
The 1937 Western Open will be held in mid September at Canterbury Country Club Cleveland. The Western Amateurs will be played August 31 at Los Angeles Country Club. Sites were selected at the Western Golf Association’s 37th annual meeting. The association will continue without the stymie abolished last spring.
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Chicago
Des
Canveraury
Cleveland
Supty
Los Angeles
Western Golf Association
Pro Gridders To Meet For Crown
NEW YORK December 22 The Greer Bay Packers western division champions and the Boston Redskins eastern division winners meet tomorrow for the National Professional Football League championship. The Packers boast ten wins, one tie, one defeat in three straight title years, while the Redskins stand seven and five. The Packers beat Boston twice in the regular season 20 to 2 and 7 to 3.
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New York
Greer Bay Packers
Boston Redskins
Packers
Redskins
Boston
Minneapolis Team Leads Six Day Bike Race In Early Laps
Behringer and Bolleart from Mill City built a one lap lead over Poton Dempsey early in the Minneapolis six day bicycle race. At 7 a m Behringer Bolleart had covered 583 miles and 9 laps with 134 points while Peden and Dempsey were one lap back with 134 points.
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Minneapolis
Eapolis
Der
Behringer
Bolleart
Mill City
Poton-Dempsey
Behringer- Belleart
Peden
Dempsey
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT by The Associated Press
Detroit rescor tales 295 detained knocked out Steve Dudas 183 New York Hollywood Glen Lee 143 Nebraska outpointed Al Manfredo Fresno California Philadelphia Thomas Forte Philadelphia outpointed Johnny Misser Philadelphia Atlantic City Tommy Cross Philadelphia outpointed Law Alpert Syracuse New York
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Detroit
Rescor Tales
Detain
Steve Dudas
York
Hollywood
Glen Lee
Nebraska
al Manfredo
Fresno
Calif
Philadelphia
Thomas Forte
Johnny Misser
Atlantic City
Tommy Cross
Law Alpert
Syracuse
N.Y
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Time Out
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