DiMaggio Gehrig Lead American League Honors
Chicago report details Joe DiMaggio and Lou Gehrig as key figures in a record setting 1936 season. DiMaggio’s rookie feats helped the Yankees set major marks, while Gehrig joined multiple AL records including 4000? stalh ses and 100 RBIs in a 11th straight year, as Simmons and others posted team and league milestones across the season.
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Joe di Magio
New York Yankees
Yankee
Lou Gehrig
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DiMaggio
Yankees
Gehrig
Tory Lazzeri
Bill Dickey
George Seltirk
New York
di Margio
Red Ralfe
Ceat Ie
AL. Simmons
Horace Lisenboe
Philadelphia
Appling
Cut&elder
Sam Wes
Lu Louis
Themason
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Cach
Indians
Yanks
Groton to Hear Bierman Honor Groton Football Squad
Groton will host University of Minnesota coach Bernie Bierman at a March 6 banquet by the Groton Booster Club. The event honors the high school football team for a strong season, including a 23 to 0 win over Aberdeen Juniors and a 0 to 0 tie with Milbank, with Bierman possibly showing athletic films.
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Bernie Bierman
Minnesota University
University of Minnesota
Groton Baoxter Club
Ac. Bierman
Clark
Aberdeen Juniors
Sisseton
Redfield
Webster
Milbank
Jost
Meland
Berguer
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Tiger
Lipperttackle
Haire
Midtko
McCullough
Everson
B Henderson
Tigers
Bierman
Wesleyan Cagers In S C Tourney Antichell
Wesleyan University basketball players head to the Midwestern five state clinic at Morningside College Sioux City Iowa December 31 to January 2 with Dakota Wesleyan and other Dakota and North Central teams. The event features elimination play but aims to study winning plays coaching strategy and psychology rather than just crown a winner.
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Antichell
Tiger Basketeers
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mom
Ingside College
Sioux City
Town
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
North Dakota
Dakota Wesleyan
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls College
Augustana College
Siowx Falls
Yankton College
Eastern Normal
Madison
North Dakota Store
Omaha University
Morningide College
Nebraska Wesleyan
Wayne Normal
Buena Vises
Western Union
Gustavus Adolphua
Ues
Strikes to Spare Strikes to Spare
Novice bowlers prone to rushing the setup and chasing difficult spares. The double pin pebble split 4 7 left and 6 10 right often misfires, leaving only 4 and 7 pins. Tips include keeping hands dry with towels, avoiding shared balls, and wearing proper bowling shoes or two pairs of street shoes.
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Skang Mercurio
Eles Moist
Fivesman
Copyrutt
NEA Servier, Inc
Rougher Path For Big Ten Shooters
Chicago dispatch notes Big Ten teams face tougher tests after a string of non conference wins. Purdue meets DePaul in Chicago while Illinois faces Notre Dame. Northwestern plays Western State Teachers in Evanston and Wisconsin challenges Marquette. Indiana battles Manhattan College in New York as Minnesota meets Kansas State in Minneapolis. Michigan heads west to Seattle for a series with Washington.
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Ince
Marquette
Minnesota
North Dakota State
Bencomes
Purdue
Indiana
DeFaul University Dement
Diinois
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Evanston
Wisconsin
Manhattan College
New York
Kansas State
Minneapolis
Town
Washington
St. Louis
Armour Tech
Michigan
University of Washington At
Seattle
Giants Plan Six Club Chain To Grow Talent Pool
New York Giants chief Horace Stoneham aims to build a six to seven club chain to develop major league prospects. Talks advance to acquire Albany Inter Nations Teague and move operations to Jersey City as a hub. Plans call for three class D clubs two in class C leagues and one to two in A leagues to supply players for the Giants.
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Teansfer
Jersey City
Stoneham
Giants
Broad Mixed College Basketball Scores From AP Roundup
Associated Press tally shows scattered results across colleges and high schools with varied scores. Notable mentions include Kansas State 47 over Superior Tracher 22 and Nebraska Wesleyan 37 over Luther 2, along with multiple other pairings and venues across Minnesota Nebraska and Iowa districts.
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Associated Press
Kansig
Superior Trachera
Denver
Iowa State
Nebraska Wesleyan
Luther
Porn Normal
Tarkio
Duluth
Eveleth Justics
Kearney
York
Aberdeen
Valley City
Teschers
Fimpaten
Science
Moorhead
Twuth
St. Paul
Walseth Named Executive Secretary For SD High School Association
Pierre reports the South Dakota High School Athletic Association board announces R M Walseth of Ipswich as executive secretary effective July 1 1937. Walseth will also join the board and handle all association duties with offices in Pierre. Aberdeen and Mitchell are chosen as state tournament sites for the B and A basketball events with dates in March and deadlines set for February.
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Board of Control
South Dakota High School , Athletic Association
RM. Waleth
Ipswich
Lfec
Walseth
H. E. Rawling
Rawlins
Department of Public Instruction
Board of
Cantol
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Beadle County rabbit hunt uses clubs no guns planned
Beadle County hosts a Sunday rabbit roundup led by American Legion enthusiasts starting at Myers Corner and Bill Whitney farm two miles north of the State Fair grounds. Hunters will use clubs only, with proceeds aiding the Legion Christmas welfare fund and farmer relief from jackrabbit damage.
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Bill Whitney
Ety
Beadle County
Huron Aroa
American Legion
Myers Corner Cigar Store
Whitney
State Fair Grounds
H. B. Adams
Hunt
Legionnaires
Uxmble
Myers Corner
Watertown Arrows Rally Past Milbank Bulldogs 21 13
Watertown Arrows forged a fourth quarter surge to beat Milbank Bulldogs 21 to 13 after trailing through three periods. Knudtson Dellman and Elking contributed baskets and free throws, while Anderson led Milbank with scoring. Watertown B team also defeated Hassel 23 to 18 in the opener.
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Milbank Watertown
Watertown Arrows
Milbank Bulldogs
Milbank
Knudtson
Dellman
Hordling
Meellke
Elking
Arrows
Q. Anderson
Bulldogs
Hassel
Groton High Tops Webster Bearcats In Overtime Thriller
Groton High defeated Webster 24 to 15 in overtime after a close game that was tied 15 40 15 at regulation end. The Tigers, led by Helloran Barth Rosenberg Spratt Nef er m and Face, used new material while coach Beler tried multiple substitutes as they rebounded from early losses to Andover and Cambridge.
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Ater
Grater Tiger Cagers
Webster Bearcats
Tixers
Tigers
Andover
Cangford
Beler
Helloran
Barth
Rosenberg
Spratt
Neferm
Face
Knoll
Johnson
Miller
Sioux Falls Cage Tourney Finals Set
Augustana College and South Dakota State opened with a rough 36 to 29 Viking win. Morning side of Sioux City defeated Sioux Falls 45 to 31 led by Whitey Rosenberger's 32 points.
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Morningside
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Sioux Fatly College
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Augustana
Vikings
Whitey Rosenberger
W. Anderson
Erwin Cagers Win 4 Two From Bryant
Erwin High School powered past Bryant High in basketball with a 22 to 7 win after leading 10 to 4 at halftime. The Erwin second team also triumphed 15 to 5, keeping fans lively through the contest.
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Bryant Erwin
Erwin High School
Bryant
Bryant High School
Erwin
Chadron Normal Wins Narrowbred Thriller Over Greeley
Chadron State Normal of Nebraska edged Greeley State College 41 to 42 in a tense finish. Lodge scored a field goal for Chadron with under a minute left, and Swede Ryde fouled Tetzner who sank the winner. Chadron extends its sixth straight win. rematch scheduled for tomorrow.
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Greeley
Colo
Chadron State Normal
Nebraska
Greeley State College
Lodge
Chadron
Ryde
Tetzner
Preston Wins Twice From Hetland Fives
Lake Preston held a 45 to 3 lead at halftime and finished 64 to 14 over Hetland. C Nelson and H Cleveland spearheaded the attack as Jensen and Larson fueled the win. In a preliminary, Preston reserves edged Holland second team 17 to 16. Benny Bass knocked out Joe Zodda in Philadelphia.
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Hetland
Lake Preston
C. Nelson
H. Cleveland
Bet- Tand
Jensen
Larson
Holland
Tigers Spark Minneapolis Press Feud Over Tommies
Time Out in Minneapolis details a lively, opinionated debate among sportswriters about the Tommies and Tigers. Writers from Tribune Journal and Star clash over talent, speed, and readiness while observers praise Gus Jacobson and recall past track stars.
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Tigers
Quincy
the Tribune
al Wold
the Journal
Bill Carlson
The
Star
Vencefus
Joy
Gus Jacobson
Gus
Bill
Sporting
Cavour Cougars Sweep Beadle County Jousts
Cavour Fah School's Cougars beat Yale 11 to 1 in the boys game with C Maguire as standout and Pratt for Yale. In the girls contest Eva Martn and McWillemy each scored 16 as Alpeng led with a 35 21 win.
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Cougars
Yale
Beadle County
Alpena
C. Maguire
Davour
Pratt
Eva Martn
McWillemy
Alpeng
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