Tigers At Post For Twin Cities Intersectional Battle
The Huron Tigers travel to Minneapolis for a two game set against Edison High in a key prep school basketball test. Edison brings strong but injured guard Merci and center absent, while Huron rests from a long trip and eyes the South Dakota banner in a big arena showdown.
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LIS
Huros
Tigers
Minnespots
Twin Cities
South de Hiom
Ete
South Dakota
Huron High School
Georte Deklot
Bob Campbell
Auren
Curtis Hotel
Deklotz
Redfield
Miller
Jacobson
Engelarewon
Kulawik
Ebert
McGinty
Rice
Royle
Peterson
Bob Osborn
Edison
Wron
Corter
Edison Quint
Merci
Minneapolis
Osborn
Huron
Faron
Minnesota
Brooks
South High
Chicago
Maron
Waterloo
Minneapolisins
Wildcats Crush Ramblers in Big Ten Hoops Action
Northwestern under Coach Dutch Lonberg pounded Notre Dame 28 to 19 in Chicago, extending its winning streak to three as Purdue, Iowa, Minnesota and others posted victories. Big Ten schedule signs more regional showdowns ahead with Purdue, Northwestern, Wisconsin, Illinois and Chicago matchups set.
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Chicago
Northwesterns
Dutch Lonberg
Big x
South Bend
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Hocats
Carleton
Pitsburgh
Purdue
Lafayette
Towa
Denver
Iowa City
Big Ten
de Paul
Western Michigan
Traders
Iowa
Washington
St. Louis
Indiana
Manhatten
Wisconsin
Marquette
Milwaukee
Llinois
Champaign
Minnesota
Kanes State
Armour Tech
Springs Cagers Edge Gann Valley 28 to 11
Wessington Springs high school basketball crushed Gann Valley 28 to 11 in Wessington Springs on December 17. The Biue and Gold led 19 to 4 at halftime and controlled the game throughout. Mattson and DeLay starred on offense while Schryer added solid defense for the Springs. Snyder and Kuigh played well for Gann Valley.
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DeLay
Springs
Schryer
Snyder
Kuigh
Gann Valley
Panthers Head for Rose Bowl Contest
Pitt Panthers head west for the Rose Bowl game with plans to avenge three prior defeats. A special train carried players, three coaches, athletic officials and teenagers from Pittsburgh, with practice scheduled in Albuquerque and San Bernardino.
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Panthers
Pittsburgh
Jock Ratherland
Pitt Panther
Smoky City
Albuquerque
Xii
San Bernadino
Wallace Knocks Out Dublinski in Fifth Round
Gordon Wallace of Vancouver welterweight champion knocked out Harry Dublinski of Chicago in the fifth round of a scheduled ten round bout. Both weighed 144 pounds. Wallace floored Dublinski three times before the full count.
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Wallace
Dublinski
Vancouver
B. C
Gordon Wallace
Harry Dublinski
Chicago
Noattle
Schmeling Named Top Comeback For 1937 Sports Year
The Associated Press poll names Max Schmeling as the year's greatest comeback for beating Joe Louis by knockout, with Alice Marble as the lone rival in second. The ballot totals show Schmeling 152 points and Marble 57, while other sports figures such as Jimmy McLarnin Lefty Grove and Joe Louis received scattered votes in this season’s standout comebacks across boxing tennis and track disciplines.
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Alan Gould
New York
Phatch
Germany
Max Adolph
Schmeeling
Joe Louis
Associated Press Sports
Schmeling
United States
Brown Bomber
Maxives
James J. Braddock
Teuton
Jack Shorkey
Marble
Alice Marble
California
Dr Koeith
Louis Alsou
Johnny Fischer
Jack McLean
U. S
Frank Wykoff
Danny MacFaydeo Io
Max Schmeling
Alice Machle
ULB
Jimmy McLlamin
Canzoneri
Ambers
Bob (Letty) Grove
Boston Red Sox
Tony Lazzesi
Yankees
Evening Huronite Bowls Vary for Second Place Risk
Evening Huronite bowers strengthened their claim to a second place berth in the Commercial handicap bowling league by defeating the National Bankers two games to one in a postponed match. Simpson of the printers posted an 58 series with a 218 in the second game, Lehrs led the Bankers with 458, and a sequence of scores across games is noted including 186 416 138 150 231 172 543 48 152 470 153 153 459 18 18 156 409 135 405 143 153 398 239 179 426 155 171 458 50 62 919 2278.
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National Bankers
Simpson
Printers
Lehrs
Bankers
Hank Marino Sets New Wisconsin Bowling Mark
Milwaukee December 17 Hank Marino world champion bowler set a Wisconsin league record with a three game 833. He rolled 277 299 and 257 missing a perfect score in the second game when a 19 pin refused to fall. Ann Arbor Michigan December 17 University of Michigan coach Cappy Cap pen and the Wolverines left for a Pacific Coast trip for three games December 21 22 and 23 against the University of Washington and North Pacific League champions.
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Hank Marino
Milwaukee
Hanke Marno
Wisconsin
Wolverines
Ann Arbor
Mich
Franklin (Coppy) Cappen
University of Michigan
Pacific Coast
University of Washington
North Dakotans On West Lineup
San Francisco reports the western squad for the annual east west charity football game on New Year’s Day. Co Coach Percy Lacey announced the lineup including Floyd Terry Washington and Carl Mulleneaux Utah Aggies as ends and Ed Goddard Washington State as quarterback among players from North Dakota, Nebraska, Stanford, SMU, Utah and more.
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Hien
Carl Mulleneaux
Utah
Percy Lacey
Floyd Terry
Washington
State
Lesterm McDonald
Nebraska
Leo Deutsch
St. Henedicts
Carl Mullen-Jamax
Utah Aggies
Yackles
Delhert Shack
Oregon
Clarde Scattaway
Stanford
Marlin Gainor
North Dakota
Jerry Dennerlein
St Mary's
Marty Kordick
St. Mary's
Drobnitch
University of Denver
Lyle Sturgeon
North Dakota State
Paschal Scottino
Southern Methodist
Gik Kuhn
Southern California
William Conkright
Ollahome
Ed Goddard
Washington State
Rodger Dogherty
Washington Stat
Jack Frye
Missouri
Kent Hyan
Ray Peterson
Sam Francis
Lloyd Cordwell
Maurice Elder
Kansas
Independent Quintets Clash In City Opening Game
The CCCs and K of Cs push ahead with plans for an opening game tonight at 8 p.m. in the St. Teresa School auditorium. CCCs lineup includes Machart Webb at forward Reimers at center Pribbernow and Dymess at guard. K of Cs tentative lineup features M Kon Becken H Donnley E Dedlan T Corrigan E Martin H Osborne. Captain Foster drills the COCO squad while Carl Wetrick leads the K of Cs.
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K. of
St. Teresa
Machart
Webb
Reimers
Pribbernow
Dymess
M. Koni
Becken
H. Donnley
E Dedlan
T. Corrigan
E Martin
H. Osborne
Foster
Coco Squad
Carl Wetrick
Wessington Boys Triumph, Girls Fall In Week Basketball
Wessington High split a Beadle County doubleheader. The boys beat Bonilla 25 to 6 with R Peterson scoring nine and Atkinson three. team remains undefeated, 3–0. The girls lost 92 to 15 to Bonilla, Racke scoring 26 and Jan of Wessington eight for her team.
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Wessington
Wessington Boys
Bosila Quint
R. Peterson
Atkinson
Bonilla
Wessington Camera
St. Lawrence
Wellington
Raclke
To- Jan
Welsington
Washington Huskies Prepare for Tests and Drakes Narrow Victory
Washington Huskies focus on mid winter tests at BEATITE awaiting tomorrow’s workouts in uniform after weeks of gymnastic conditioning. Drake Bulldogs edge Rice Owls 39 to 28 in a close preseason basketball thriller in Austin Texas with Joe Lisch kicking the decisive field goal.
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Washington
Washington Huskies
DRAKE
Aquston
Texas
Joe Lisch
Drake University Bulldogs
Rice Owls
Slugger Accounts For 162 Of Club's Runs Past Year
CHICAGO December 17 P Hal Trosky, a strong Cleveland slugger, added another year to a rising trend of first basemen leading the American League in runs batted in. He totaled 162 RBIs, as Gehrig, Foxx, and Banura also posted high totals. The article reviews season marks, major league records, and notable performances by DiMaggio Lazzeri and other stars, noting team totals and league-wide achievements.
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Chicago
Hal Trosky
Hunky Young
Cleveland
Trasky
Demnvit
Hank Greenberg
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Jimmy Foxx
Boston
Foxx
Gehrig
Greenberg
Simmons
Bane Ruth
DE Maggio Eauuls
Joe DiMaggio
Jeanue
Ty Cobb
Tony Lazzeri
Philadelphia
New York
Alpena Wildcats End Losing Streak With Two Wins
Alpena High School Wildcats snapped a two game skid by beating Lane and Artesian in non conference play. Coach A J Turner praised the squad for improved ball handling and shooting as they prepared for Mitchell and Chamberlain games later in December strengthening their pre holiday schedule.
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Alpena Cagers
Alpena
Woonsocket Ryder
Fedora
Huron
Alpana Hgh School Wildcats
Lane
Artesian
Wildcat
Mitchell
Mitchell- Flandreaux
Chamberlain
Ganes
A. J. Turner
College basketball scores from a rough meet
A string of game results lists teams and scores in a shuffled order. Notable entries include Drake 39 Rice 28, Purdue 44 Butler 24, Northwestern 38 Notre Dame 19, USC 35 Texas Tech 11, Chadron Teachers 1 Ellendale 28, and Augustana Sioux Falls 4. The fragmentary OCR mixes places and institutions with uneven punctuation.
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Drake
Rice
Town
Denver
Purdue
Butler
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Midland
University of Southern California
Texas Tech
North Dakota State
Jamestown
Colelege
St. Cloud
Winona
Nebraska Wesleyan
Hebron
Chadron
Ellendale
Taketa Stile
Augustana
Sioux Falls
Zach and Ottevaire win Minneapolis six day race
Freddie Zach and Freddie Ottevaire of the American bicycle championship team won the Minneapolis six day race by a single second. They overtook torchy Peden George Dempecy and Rod man de Fillippo in a dramatic final hour, finishing at midnight after a 2461 mile runtime.
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Zach
Ottevaire
Minneapolis
Freddie Zach
Freddie Ottevaire
Americ Tan
Torchy Peden
George Dempecy
Rodman de Fillippo
Tigers Remembered As Minnesota Prep Rivalry Heats Up
Archives recall 1980s Minnesota high school hoops, with Huron and South High of Minneapolis facing past foes like Johnson High, Owaton na, and Creighton. The piece notes Tigers veterans Englebretson Hornbeck Kinkson McGinty and Devick, plus connections to Sioux Falls and Omaha. No injuries reported from Omaha.
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Huron High School
Johnson High
St. Paul
Twin City
Minnesota
Dribblers
Owatonna
Tiger Basketball
Huron
Roy Englebretson
Bob Hornbeck
Marshall Kinkson
Gene McGinty
Alvin Devick
Sally Krieger Knocks Out Hearty Balsamo in Seven Rounds
In New York at the Hippodrome Sally Krieger a Brooklyn middleweight floored Hearty Balsamo seven times before referee Billy Cavanaugh stopped the ten round bout after 137 into the seventh. Krieger weighed 161 pounds to Balsamo’s 15 percent. The bout was one sided with Balsamo unable to continue.
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Balsamo
H Er
New York
Sally Krieger
Brooklyn
Hearty
Batcamo
New York Eippodrome
Krieger
Billy Cavanaugh
Kedger
Wren
Cavanaugh
Jena
Panthers win tight B league game in junior cage round
In the junior high Pan thers won 16 to 13 against the Bears as Carter and Jensen led the offense while Berg and Hanson sparked the Bears. Kittleson and Nash propelled their team to a 16 to 11 victory over the Crows, with Digre and Sax ton guiding the losing quintet.
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Kittlegon
Quint
Bears
Carter
Jensen
Breworka
Berg
Hanson
Kittleson
Nash
Crows
Digre
Saxton
Undefeated Hawkeyes Hit Long Road Trip After Streak
Town basketball team, undefeated, won four straight non conference decisions including beat Denver 4 to 30 last night. They travel for three games on the road starting with Washington University in St Louis Saturday, then James Madison and Marquette before the holidays.
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Hawkeyes
Towa City
Denver University
University of Town
Cneed
Washington University
St. Louis
James MiWikin
Marquette
Second round aims in Open tournament at Oakmont course
GLENDALE Calif Dec 17 The second contingent of golfers set out to complete first round play in the $1 500 Soho Californian open tournament Orville White of St Louis shot 68 two strokes under par to lead the field Jules Huot of Quebec Canada was two strokes back
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Calif
Oakmont
Orville White
St Louis
Jules Huot
Quebec
Canada
Retirement Of Granville Ends Rivalry In Racing
NEW YORK December 11 The question of which horse was better Bald Venture or Granville will not be answered as Granville is retired to stud at Kentmere Farm Boyce Virginia. Granville won six straight early in the year and earned $1025 before a leg injury limited him. Bald Venture wore the crown with Brevity and others, but Granville’s retirement mirrors Woodward’s earlier move with Gallant Fox ending a hero era.
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Bald Venture
New York
Granville
Kenneth M. Gilgie
Kentmere
Boyce
Clare
Bold Venture
Morton ‘L
Grinville
Ft. EB
Widener
Woodward Ace
Schwartz
Graville
Gde
Helmont Park
Woodward
Gallant Fox
Fox
State Noses Out Vikings Jackrabbits Rally in Last Half
BROOKINGS Dec 17 Viking basketball falls as State College Jackrabbits rally after a 12 12 halftime tie to win 41 24. Ray Plowman leads Vikings with 16 points while two players are fouled out amid a rough game. In Los Angeles Man Mountain Bean defeats Jules Strongbow in a wrestling bout.
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Vikings
Brookings
Letty" Olsan
Augustara
State College
Rabbits
Gnally
H. Ray Plowman
Viking
Jed
Augustana
Los Angeles
Der
Man Mountain Bean
Georgia
Jules Strongbow
Tadina
Huron B Team Opens Friday Night Basketball
Huron B team coached by Washabaugh will play Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the high school gym against Cavaur after an 18 to 27 victory over Hitchcock and an 18 to 1 win at Virgil. The Beadle County conference opener features the squad’s first home game and a preliminary event is planned.
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Percy
Washabaugh
Muron Figh
Virgil
Cavaur
Spy
Wolsey
Hitchcock
Louisiana State Favored For Sugar Bowl By Auburn Chiefs
Auburn coaches and players named Louisiana State slight favorite to meet Santa Clara in New Orleans New Year game. Auburn routed by both contenders this season with a 12-0 San Francisco loss and 19-6 Birmingham defeat by L A A.
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Auburn
Santa Clara
New Orleans
Plainsmen
San Francisco
L. A.A
Birmingham
Kripper Stops Balsamo in East Night Fight
In New York Sally Kripper of 161 Brooklyn halted Harry Balsamo of 139 New York in a seven round bout. Vancouver welterweight champ Gorgon Wallace, 14, KO’d Harry Dublinsid of Chicago, 143 pounds, in Vancouver.
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Associated Press
New York
Sally Kripper
Brooklyn
Harry Balsamo
New Yorki
Vancouver
B. C
Gorgon Wallace
Harry Dublinsid
Chicago
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