Tigers Tackle South Dakota Class B Champs in Huron Showdown
The high school Tigers face the Oglala Indians, defending state Class B champions, in a Friday night doubleheader at Huron College Auditorium, with a preceding Beadle County matchup between Huron High B and Wessington. The Indians, led by sharpshooter Dave Brewer and Big Bear, arrive after a strong spring showing and Pine Ridge home base, while the Tigers seek another conference win to defend their Class A title.
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Uni Do Express
Bright Year for Horse Racing 1936
Col Matt J. Winn reviews a busy 1936 season from Seattle to Miami with over 12.5 million dollars paid to horsemen and 15,535 races, noting added money restored to top levels and Derby prize money rising to 50,000. He highlights Basil James as national champion trainer Hirach Jacobs and Ethel Mars as leading owner, plus strong three year olds and rising stars for next year’s Derby and classic series.
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Ethel V. Mars
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Morton L. Schwartz
William Woodward
Granville
Sun Teddy
Bay Meadows
Drake Beats Washburn In Missouri Valley Clash
Drake forward Bud Suter sank a free throw with six seconds left to lift Drake to a 32 to 31 victory over Washburn College in a Missouri Valley conference game played at home last night.
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Drake
Bullous
Washburn College
McLarnin-Steele Go es' News in Macon
In Macon Georgia on January 2 a muddied freight champ hints at a possible McLarnin-Steele clash. Jimmy Siminy plans a Los Angeles trip to prep for a future bout as racing expands with better competition, more tracks, and higher purses planned for 1937.
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Los Angeles
College League To Have Boxing Debut In SD 1937
Sioux Falls will host the South Dakota College Conference boxing debut in 1937 with a March 5 tournament under Sioux Falls College. Athletic Director Walter Horgesheimer announced plans for eight schools to send competitors, awarding individual titles and a team trophy across eight weight divisions. The event aims to become an annual conference showcase with champions reaching the league meet.
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South Dakota College Conference
Sioux Falls College
Walter Horgesheimer
Joop
Itda
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South Dakota
Faulkton Trojans Athletes Highlight Mendel's Record
Faulkton High School and Mendel emerge in South Dakota athletics lore with football basketball and track feats. The Trojans claim conference titles and dominant relay runs, while Mendel earns all state honors and national meet wins for a storied athletic career.
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Trojann
South Dakota
Stokey
Husky
Mendel
Gnida High School
Onide
Yorkton College
Huron
Shso
Pheasants Defeat Pierre Raiders in Fast Redfield Win
Redfield High School topped Pierre High 25 to 19 at Redfield Friday night in a tightly played consolation game of the Pierre invitational tournament. Pierre led 5-3 early before Redfield captain Rachel assisted by Hadddort shifted momentum. The second half stayed close but Redfield pulled away in the third, then sealed the victory as Raede and Nelson scored late under the basket. Pierre traveled by car through heavy roads, arriving just before game time.
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Hayes Aims for Browns Return With White Sox Aid
Jack Hayes, a 32 year old ex Alabama athlete and second baseman for Chicago's White Sox, vows revenge on the St. Louis Browns after Detroit edged Cleveland for second in the AL. Hayes, who hit .312 last season with fielding around .580, has not signed for 1937 and spends winters in the automobile business with his brother Dick.
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Bayea
Dick Tar
Te ‘Spere
Unclear boxing clash details from Buffalo report
Fragmentary wires describe a heavyweight bout featuring Ketchell and Loyla, with scant readable facts about the weigh in, rounds, and outcome. The text mentions Bloomfield M and Jaranyite but provides no verifiable results or event title.
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Ketchell
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Sey -Ketchell
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Doe ‘Loyla
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Stijomecenda
Datta
Cooper wins $2500 top at Los Angeles Open
Chicago star Harry Cooper captured the $2500 first prize at the Los Angeles Open after a sharp rally at Griffith Park. He finished with a 278 and earned $1250, while runners up Horton Smith of Chicago and Ralph Guldahl of St Louis split second and third prize. Henry Picard posted a 67 to win $750 and Art Bell of Pasadena took $500.
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Los. Angeles
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Chicago
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Los Angeles
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Ralph Guldaht
St Louis
Oakland
Guldahl
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Light Horse
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Henry Picard
Hershey
Griffith Park Municipal
Art Belt
Pasadena
Anny
Fights Last Night Knockouts Reported Across Cities
Frail OCR text notes several boxing results with knocks and ring action. Names such as Bloomfield New Jersey and Baltimore appear in fragmented form, with references to fighters and locations like New Orleans and Tex Beau mont.
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Om Stanley
Keichall
Nine Clubs Eye Young Catcher In Major League Shuffle
New York dispatch says nine clubs would pay top price for a new catcher behind the plate. Card details note Dodgers, Cards, Reds, Cubs, Bees plans and players like Lombardi, Owen, Ogrodowski, and Phelps, with managers seeking youthful talent to replace aging veterans.
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Columbus
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Gilie Campbell
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Gabby Barbert
Wher
Bees
al Lopez
Preston Overruns Willow Lake In Regional District Match
Lake Preston crushed Willow Lake 44 5 to 20 3 at halftime in the first game after the holidays with Imagon and Newman for Preston and Meester for Willow Lake among the top scorers. The earlier postponements due to weather affected Bancroft Sinai and Troquois as the week’s schedule shifted. OMAHONEY WINS AGAIN shows Danno O Mahoney, 28, Ireland, defeating Charlesakan Mountains Morgan.
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Houston
Basketball Results From Associated Press Roundup
Scores recap from multiple college games: Purdue 35 over Washburn 32, Town 31. Michigan, Northwestern, Ohio State, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Chicago, Concordia, Moorhead Teachers, Gustavus Adolphus, Minnesota B team, and Duquesne. Athletes listed with varied team outcomes and final tallies across institutions.
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Gusts Adolphus
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Dekate State
Sioux Win Close Game From Jacks
North Dakota University’s Sioux edged South Dakota State 30 to 24 in a North Central Conference basketball game. Emmet Hirk led Sioux with early scoring while Birk claimed two points for top honors. Mark Barber led the Jackrabbits with eight.
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Kiffleson
Barber
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Reforee
Reynolds
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Morningside
St Lawrence Cagers Beaten by Miller Rustlers
Bad weather forced Alpena to substitute, and St Lawrence lost to Miller Rustlers 22 to 16. Bradley led Miller with high points while Neu topped St Lawrence. A junior varsity win by the eighth graders preceded the main game.
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Big Ten Upset Dereports Shake Preseason Rankings
Chicago Jan 44 Big Ten basketball crowds react as pre season strength estimates for western teams rise after last night games Michigan Wolverines comeback win over Indiana 3 31 Purdue tops Towns 3 1 Minnesota beat Chicago 3 2 Wisconsin suffers third straight loss 2 22 to Ohio State Illinois and Northwestern also drop results show shifting league power as Purdue Indiana Minnesota and Wisconsin slip while Michigan and Ohio State gain.
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Purdue
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Mobridge Beats Highmore In Conference Game
Mobridge won a conference encounter over Highmore in a Saturday night game. Mobridge led 4-2 after the first quarter, 11-6 at halftime, then surged in the third for a final 32-18 score. Brown led Mobridge with 12 points, Busse paced Highmore with 7. guard lineups included Garrigan, Busse, Meigs, McTague, and Ryan.
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