Red Sox Sign Foxx To $25,000 One-Year Deal
The Baron Red Sox settled a potential holdout by signing Jimmie Foxx to a one-year, $25,000 contract after leaving the Athletics. Foxx, a two-time AL MVP, can play first base and catch or fill at infield positions. His addition strengthens Boston as he eyes home run records and boosts the club’s lineup.
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Cubs to Boost Salaries for 1936 Season
Chicago Cubs chief owner Phil Wrigley announced a salary raise for all 23 players for the 1936 season. The move, praised as rewarding hustling players over star purchases, marks a potential first in major league history where every regular receives a raise, with details on ranges not disclosed and possible comparisons to other clubs.
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Hoppe and Cochran Begin Title Match in Chicago
Wil lie Hoppe of New York challenges San Francisco star Welker Cochran for the world three cushion billiard championship in Chicago. The veterans contest a six block series of 60 points per block, with Cochran the defending champion after winning last November. Hoppe finished second in that tournament, four points behind. Two blocks will be played daily, afternoon and night, on a total points basis.
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Olympic Athletes To Stir Up Good Will
Chicago January 9 Americans competing in the Olympic games in Germany will be reminded by Avery Brundage president of the American Olympic committee to promote good will abroad. He notes Americans have a reputation for independence and asks athletes to respect others rights and follow rules to ensure comfort happiness and success for all and to build international goodwill for the United States.
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Bryant High Teams Win Doubleheader on Local Floor
Bryant High defeated Castlewood 25 15 in a loose match due to holiday layoff with first string players seeing action. Bryant second team beat Casbia second string 1 0 in a follow up, officiated by Supt C E Stewart. Willow Lake mixed results as Clark High beat Willow Lake Pirates 2 to A.
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Coyotes Set to Challenge Bison After Loss to Moratoga
Vermillion Jan 3 The South Dakota Coyotes basketball team aims to rebound against North Dakota State Friday after a Moratoga defeat. Coach Carl B Hoy focuses on defense and new lineups, with Shreves McGinty McDowell Buck and Komeyer in the usual starting spots as Rey Spinzing and Billy Ryan plan to start at guard in the 8:00 pm game.
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Junior High At Walsey Tonight in Conference Clash
Huron junior high hosts Walsey at the Wolsey court for a return county conference game. After a narrow three point loss here, Huron seeks revenge and a potential move into second place. Walsey and Yale lead the league as undefeated members with Coach Lyte Mack sticking to the same lineup.
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Freshmen Cagers at South Dakota Near Season Start
1936 freshmen basketball candidates at the University of South Dakota number 28, coached by Hoy, Gamage and Livak. A six game schedule is being arranged with two vs South Dakota State, two vs Morningside, and one vs Notre Dame College.
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Basketball results from small colleges and towns
The scores include Michigan State 32 Kalamazoo 14 and Western Reserve 56 John Carroll 4, with the day’s other results listing Bast ing College 36 against Kearney Teachers in a regional outing.
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Yale Cagers Edge Hitchcock 14 12 In Close Conference Tilt
Yale defeated Hitchcock 14 to 12 in a tight league game on Hitchcock’s floor. Yale’s free throw accuracy and late scoring secured the victory while Hitchcock’s solid defense kept the margin narrow.
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Bank Report of Condition for Huron South Dakota
A 1596 bank condition report lists liabilities including demand deposits and federal reserve deposits, with total liabilities and pledged assets recorded. It notes secured loans and investments totaling $188,423.22 and total pledged funds, with signatures of cashier E. Schnad and notary John Claa.
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Huron Basketball Look Ahead After Wins over Week Opponents
Huron College dribblers boosted by a 25 to 2 victory over Nettleton Commercial School of Sioux City. They head into a slate of upcoming games starting with Dakota Wesleyan, facing Yankton’s undefeated Bucks and a doubleheader with Methodist reserves. Coach Deklatz reshuffles lineup, praising improved defense with Merle Marshall and Mel Anderson at guard, and aims to keep Bil Cameron on the front line with Joe Lowe and Maynard Niermeycy at center.
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Doland comeback downs Bradley in tight basketball game
Doland edged Bradley 14 to 12 in a dramatic late rally after trailing 4 to 1 in the opening period. Deland led 11 to 8 at halftime and 12 to 10 after the third as the smaller Wheelers overpowered the taller Bradley squad with sharpshooting and strong team effort. Frick led Bradley with 12 of their 14 points.
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Bierman Seeks Fresh Grid Talent For Minnesota
Minnesota coach Bernie Bierman begins his annual winter scouting for new football talent. He targets replacing key seniors Dick Smith and Sheldon Beise, an all America tackle and a leading tailback, as he assembles freshmen for spring drills.
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Heavyweights Headline Next Mat Card In Daum Auditorium
Promoter Leo Bloomberg announces a double windup card at Daum's auditorium next Wednesday night January 1. The heavyweight bout features Pat Armo from Minneapolis and Clarence Johnson, with Aberfleen Otto Hnavisto Duluta and Mickey Brown in the Canadian Woodchopper top billing. Bobby Byland and Tiger Frank Buckley meet in the main preliminary one fott match, plus a curtain raiser and two other matches to support the card.
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Los Angeles Open Prepares for Golfers
The Los Angeles open tournament starts tomorrow as about 200 entrants compete in a 36 hole qualifying round across six courses. Favorites include MacDonald Smith and Vic Gherzi with several others tied as top contenders.
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Redfield Dribblers Upset Miller 35 to 34 Victory
Redfield High School Pheasants stunned Miller High with a 35 to 34 comeback. Pearson and Parson led Redfield scoring as Miller faltered late. Andrews of Miller and key fouls shaped the tense finish. Stadium crowd watched a dramatic fourth quarter rally.
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Start Plans For State B Meet In Huron Center
Plans for the state B basketball meet center on Huron South Dakota as preparations begin today. The Scalper athletic arena will host up to 400 spectators for the state B tournament set for Friday and Saturday March 6 and 7. Huron also named site for district B tourney February 20 and 21 in college gymnasium with possible section 2 A Y tournament to follow. M Liem of Huron to manage the event arrangements. district and conference dates adjusted due to conflicts. Fifteen plates will keep 1855 license color schemes by reversing backgrounds and numerals for 1934.
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