Dizzy Dean Tops Current Crop Of Holdouts
The 1936 holdout list shows at least 62 unsigned major league players across American and National leagues as contracts lag. Notable names include Dizzy Dean demanding 40000, Greenberg non committal, and stars like Hank Leiber, Ernie Lombardi, Paul Waner among others awaiting deals.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
WEW York
Jerome Herman Dean
George Herman
Dizzy
New York
Bil Dickey
Red Rolfe
Ben Chapman
Charley Rusting
Pat Ma~lone
Ted Kleinhons
Kemp Wicker
Spurgeon’ Chandler
Washington
Buddy Myer
Jonathan Stone
Buck Newsom
Earl Whitehill
Jack Russell
Pete Appleton
Y Philadelphia
Frank Higgins
Bob Johnson
Boston
Rick Ferrell
John Marcum
Greenberg
Detroit
Han Greenberg
St. Louis
Sam West
Julius Solvers
Irvinings Sums
Lynn Lary
Harland Cutt
Jack Burnett
Chicago
Minter Hayes
Sewell
Luke Appling
Zeke Bonura
George Haas
Cleveland
John Allen
Rey Hughes
Jim Gleeson
Hank Leiber
Gus Mancu
Joe Moore
Frank Gabler
James Asbell
Brooklyn
Sam Leslie
Joe Stripp
Tom Zachary
van Mungo
James Bucher
Osear Eckhard
John Cooney
Albert Elphia
Lou Chiorm
Pittsburgh
Paul Waner
St. Laus
Diezy Dean
Paul Dean
Pepper Martin
Hill Hallahen
Cincinnsh
Ernie Lombardi
Tommy Thevenow
Ival Goodman
Babe Herman
Lee Grissom
Augie Galan
Wally Berger
Freshmen Matchup at Vermillion Amid Weather Delays
South Dakota freshmen face Morningside College in Vermillion as weather delays reshape the schedule. The Coyotes plan inter-squad workouts while a late February home game against Morningside looms. Bobby Buck seeks a scoring surge as Finnigan and Birk lead North Dakota in the standings.
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University of South Dakota
Wack
Brookings
Hay
Ver
Ver~malllion This Week When They Play the Morningside College
Quint
South Dakota State Bunnies
Morningside
Ej Coyote
Coyote
State College
Finnrgan
Birk
North Dakota University
South Dakota State
District 2 Cage Tourney Set Back
GROTON February 20 Special notice that the District 2 high school basketball tournament at Langford has been moved to February 4 25 and 26 due to bad roads. The regional tournament planned for February 29 is rescheduled to Saturday March 7. Worcester Mass Charlie Turco 2282 Worcester defeated Joe Marciente 12 Montreal OM)
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Groton
Langford
Worcester
Mass
Charlie Turco
Joe Marciente
Montreal
Woman earns Occidental College varsity letter
Los Angeles February 20 Patricia Henry became the first woman to receive a men's varsity letter at Occidental College. She earned the honor for winning the national girls tennis championship in Philadelphia last summer after the athletic council debated the issue at length and broke campus tradition.
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Los Angeles
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Patricia Henry
Occidental College
Philadelphia
Eastern Normal Beats Wallops Miners 45 to 27 in Era Bout
In Madison on February 20 the Eastern Normal School of Mines basketball team defeated Wallops Miners 45 to 27. Paulson led with 16 points as Eastern built an 18 to 12 halftime lead and pulled away in the second half. Bulls and Kasimer each scored for the Mines, while the Eastern forwards created numerous setup shots.
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School of Mines
Sioux Falls
Braves
Sioux Falls College
Eastern Normal
Trojans
Paulson
Hardrockers
Poulson
Eastern
Bulls
Kasimer
Talhd
Hastern
White
Rostbot
Dawson
I San Swan
Aberle
O'Connor
G Kurth
Malones
Muckler
Lang
Buus
District 5 Boxing Meet Postponed to Monday Night
Weather forced the postponement of the District 5 Golden Gloves boxing tournament. With only two out of town entrants able to reach Huron, eliminations are rescheduled for next Monday Feb 24. Exhibitions featured Joe Stahl Lloyd Gregory Keith Gordon Herb Gesch Colman Jones and Ernest Dancer with weigh ins set for Monday evening at 7 30.
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South Dakota
Daum
Huron
Joe Stahl
Lloyd Gregory
Wessington
Keith Gordon
Herb Gesch
Colman Jones
Ernest Dancer
COC
Huron Clinic
Huron Boys
Mack
Canning Wins Little Central Crown In Tight Conference Win
Harrold Feb 20 Special Canning high school secures the 1935 36 league title by edging Agar 13 11 in a defensive game. Canning ends 10 1, with Barrold second and Agar third, as trophy awaits for the circuit's first season amid travel hardships and strong performances by Ree Heights Pierre and St Lawrence.
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Harrold
Canning High School
Agar
Canning
Barrold
Bee Heights
Ree Heights
Real
Paul Cantondine
Pierre Indians
Pierre
Stephan Indians
Stephan
St. Lawrence
Everett Davis
Blunt
Pierce Indians
W. L. Pet
District 5 GIAZeur Elimination Boxing Tourney Notice
The undersigned announce the District 5 boxing elimination to be held in Huron Mandhy on February 24. It invites all amateur boxers aged 16 to 22 from Beadle Hand Faulk and Spink counties who have resided in South Dakota for six months to enter. Entry blanks should be filed immediately and mailed to the Evening Huronite sports editor.
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Huron
Mandhy
South Dakota American Legion Athetic Committee
Beadle
Hand
Faulk
Spink
South Dakota
Hurcnite
Wessington Cagers Add Pierre to Basketball Schedule
Wessington high school basketball players drill for a challenge game at Huron next Tuesday night and will play Pierre Friday. A game with Bonilla moved to Wessington floor due to Bonilla heating repairs. doubleheader with boys and girls teams.
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Wessingson
Tspeckl
Wessington High School
Huron
Pierre
Bonilla
Westington
Nis
South Dakotans Sign With Sioux City Club
Sioux City Western League baseball team signs South Dakota rookies Lawrence Much Faulkton Frances Young Howard Lloyd Roskham Marvin Lloyd from the squad. contracts received as of February 19.
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South
Columbus Buys Cardinals Infielder Weintraub
Columbus announces the purchase of first baseman Philip Mickey Weintraub from the St. Louis Cardinals. Weintraub arrived in the deal that sent Leroy Parmalec to St Louis and Burgess Whitehead to New York, part of a longer GiantsCardinals exchange.
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Columbus
Cardinal
Donald ©. Beach
Columbus Amnerican Association
Philip
Mickey) Weintraub
St. Louis Cardinals
Weintraub
New York Giants
Leroy Parmalec
Burgess Whitehead
New York
Unwelcome in Sens France Mayor Faces Threats
Doctor Andre Dupechez former mayor of Sens says French voters take local politics seriously after violent incidents. He recounts a May election beating, a Nationalist Croix de Feu pin, two November break ins at his office, and a failed election outcome leading him to urge resignation if his successor is not trusted.
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Sens
France
Andre’ Dupechez
Francois de la Rocque
Ca Feu
Ale
Colleges and Universities Basketball Scores Boxed
The Associated Press reports college and university basketball results including Creighton 6 over Washington U 42 Kansas 51 over Washburn 26 Army 40 over Bucknell 20 Columbia 47 over Harvard 33 Baylor 3 over Southern Methodist 28 Maryland 45 over Johns Hopkins 40 Luther 60 over Nebraska Central 13 Peru Teachers 39 over Histings 24 Stanford 36 over University of San Francisco 36 Intermountain 59 over Eastern Montana Normal 22 Texas Tech 41 over Arizona 3.
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Creighton
Washington U
Kansas
Washburn
Army
Bucknell
Columbia
Harvard
Baylor
Southern Methodist
Maryland
Johns Hopkins
Luther
Nebraska Central
Peru
Histings
Stanford
University of San Francis~co
Intermountain
Eastern Montana Normal
Texas Tech
Arizona
Dollar Throwing Fear Causes Stir in Washington Throw
Fredericksburg residents wager on a Gilmore themed tale as Walter Johnson bets a dollar that he can throw across the Rappahannock near the old Washington farm. Congressman Sol Bloom disputes the distance claiming 120 feet in Washington’s era, while Johnson cites 1320 feet in maps from the British records office. Johnson vows to attempt the throw on Washington’s birthday amid this playful river side debate.
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Walter Johnson
George Washington
Eddy Gilmore
Associated Press
Sinft
Fredericksburg
Rappahannock
Sol Bloom
Washington
Ciiy
Washington Farm
Bloom
British Public Records Office
Commonwealth
Cole
Johnson
Germantown
Maryland
Lam Stl
Bart
Huron Wesleyan game postponed as Tigers eye southern trip
Huron College basketball faces another setback with tonight's postponement against Dakota Wesleyan in Mitchell due to coal shortages. Coach Eldon Parke expects a reschedule for next week. additional postponements include Yankton College and Southern Normal as the Tigers plan a three day southern swing amid a tight 1936 schedule.
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Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
Eldon Parke
Sentaers
Yankton College
Southe
Sn Nornal
Wesleyan
Huron J High School Dribblers
Brookings
George Deklot
Stile
Sioux Fells
Yankton
Bastam South Dakota
Tigers
Kernels
Singing Wood Defies Favorites in Santa Anita Handicap
Singing Wood an aristocratic colt owned by Mrs John Whitney challenges favorites in the Santa Anita handicap run for 100000 dollars. Trainer Eli Norton notes the mud may favor Singing Wood who clocked 4 54 for a mile and an eighth in wet conditions. Other contenders include Discovery Time Supply Whopper Tick On He Did and the Derby winner from last week.
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Los Angeles
Singing Wood
Royal Minstrel
Johnny Whitney
New York
Eli Norton
A. C. Vanderbilt
A. A Baron
F. A. Carreyud
Tal BP. Headley
Nell
McCarthy
Silas B. Ma~son
Celebron Looms As Welterweight Threat
Chicago report shows world welterweight contender Billy Celebron, protege of Sammy Mandell, rising after a last night technical knockout of veteran Marty Dublinsky. Dublinsky, 168 pounds, was knocked down six times before the stoppage in the eighth round at Tackford, Illinois, near Celebron’s home.
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Celebron
Chicago
Barney Base
Jook
Tackford
Billy Celebron
Sammy Mandell
Ross
Golden Gloves
Marty Dublinsky
Dublinsky
Celebran
Crucial Cage Game Delayed Woonsocket Letcher to Decide Champion
Woonsocket high school prepared for a decisive Pony Hills basketball clash with Letcher, postponed to Friday due to weather. Coach Cliff Mackey said the game would be played if conditions permit, with district tournaments slated Friday and Saturday at the same site, delaying the title decision.
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Woonsocket and Letcher
Pony Hills
Woonsocket
Woonsocket High School
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Letcher
Sason
Letcher Or
Codh
Cliff Mackey
Minneapolis Lassie Reaches Palm Beach Semifinal Match
Minneapolis teenager Fatty Berg defeated national champion Mrs. Glenna Collett Ware 3 and 2 to reach the Palm Beach Women's tournament semifinals. She faces Mrs. Leon Salmon of Memphis while another match pitted Pat Here against Maureen Orcutt Crews. Berg's 150-yard shot to within one stroke of the cup highlighted the day.
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Palm -Beach
Fin
Fatty Berg
Glenna Collett Ware
Palm Beach
Minneapolis
Leon Salmon
Memphis
Tenn
Patiy
Ding
Ian Lexington
Maureen Orcutt
Miss Berg
District 16 Cage Playoffs Postponed by Weather
District 16 basketball games scheduled for February 20 and 21 have been moved to February 27 and 28 due to bad weather. Several matchups remain postponed or canceled, with inclement conditions affecting the district schedule.
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Waskottsil
Vans Vthe
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