Mitchell Steamroller Crushes Huron Preps 37 to 15
Mitchell high school dominated Huron with a 37 to 15 victory as Don Barnes and Thompsons led a stout defense and Shearer added points. The Kernels struggled against Mitchell’s pressure while Byron’s Tigers showed limited resistance in the opening period and faded late. Coach Quintal steered a deep Kennels lineup to decisive win.
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Mitchell Steamroller
Huron
Mitchell High School
South Daketys
Fyron
Yanke
Tauren
Miron
F. Jacobson
Sig Kulowik
Shearer
Schell
Byron
Tigers
Thompson
Fort
Barnes
Mitchell
Ty Lighting
Kernels
West Couphs
Mitchel Peak
Tonk
Herna
Barocs
Persuit Teng Tange Sc
Imbardment
Gary Jaechsos
Yenkton
Scor
Snes Jerder
Joe Quintal
Ramos
Tiger Seconds
Alpena High School
Fom MecWilliams
Kunze
Ste
Bulldogs
Alpina
McWilliams
Rice
Michell Cai
Starobson
F Ragledreson
Seare
MM Eepel
Burin
Vruwennsae
Vince Galvin
St. Vincors
Gettysburg Indees Edge Prairie Dogs 29 23 in Close Brawl
Gettysburg Indees defeated the Prairie Dogs of Dupree 29 to 23 in a defensive game. Wolvington led the Indees with three successive baskets early after halftime, matching rough play as both teams fought to the end with crucial free throws deciding the final margin.
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Gettysburg Indees
Dupree
Gettysburg
Prairie Dogs
Wolvington
Aberécan
Indees
Vairie Dogs
Géiysburg
Kent
Yankee Boss Rebels At High Price Deals In Major League
The Associated Press reports 1936 baseball market shows big owners like Colonel Jacob Ruppert resisting inflated prices for top players. Ruth era shifts as Yankees face scarcity of bargains while rivals spend, with Bud Myers Higgins and Wally Moses noted as targets, and Connie Mack pressured to compromise.
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Jen
Florida
Jacob Ruppert
Yankee
Ruppert Wheelorbune
Tom Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Pieudus
Babe Ruth
Red Sox
Buddy Me
Snc
Clerk Griffith
Washington’ Club
Reppert
Frank
Pinky) Higgins
Athletics
Iggins
Wally Moses
A’s
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Connie Mack
Colonel
Yankaca
Miller Huggins
Yankee Stadium
Detroit
Boston
Ruppert Banierall
Alpena Hich Wins 12th Victory in Local Basketball
Alpena Hich secures their 12th win with a 31 to 22 home victory over Brentford. Brentford led 17 to 12 at halftime as Alpena tightened defense in the second half, limiting the opponents to one field goal. Harry Phillins led Frankfort with 12 points while Stanley and Jenson starred for Brentford. Officiating by Sanders of Redfield.
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Prankfest High School Falcons
Brentford
Yoral
Falcons
Harry Phillins
Frankfort
Stanley
Jenson
Swede Nelson Finally Beaten in Legion Wrestling Match
Local wrestling headline notes Swede Nelson’s long mat victory streak ending in a feature match of the American Legion mid-January event. Otto Haavista of Duluth pinned Nelson in the first fall in 23 minutes, while Springs grappler won the second in 10:25. Clarence Johnson of Aberdeen beat Pat Arnold, and in heavyweight action Jon Buckley of Aberdeen and Bobby Bylund of Minneapolis split two falls in 15 minutes. Ad eight box to the final as he threw Tommy Whelan in four minutes.
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Huren
Nelson
American Legion
Otto Haavista
Duluch
Haavista
Nelsopitos
Fineal
Usl
Clarence Johnson
Aberdeen
Pat Arnold
Minneapolis
Jaust
Lim
Jonk Buckley
Bobby Bylund
Tommy Whelan
Northern State Teachers Tacks Down Southern Wolves 28 24
In Springfield on January 16 the Northern State Teachers college basketball team edged Southern Normal 28 to 24. Playing without two regulars most of the game the Wolves led early and stayed in front, led by Herb Babcock with three field goals and three free throws, while Johnny Stahl trailed by one point. Vincent Montgomery, son of Southern’s coach, tied Weiland for scoring for the Pointers. Northern heads to Mitchell tonight for a clash with Dakota Wesleyan seeking its fourth conference win.
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Northern State Teachers College
Southern Normal
Wolves
Herb Babcock
Johnny Stahl
Vincent Montgomery
Southern
Weiland
Northern
Mitchell
Dakota
Wesleyan
Weidenbach
Babcock
Rambow
Pierre Team Faces Capitol City Independents At Miller Tonight
Pierre’s Capitol City Independents visit Miller Auditorium for a midweek basketball clash. The Capitals, built from former Pierre high school and college players, are expected to deliver a top game on a bustling local schedule tonight at 8 o clock.
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Miller
Aq-Stara
Capitol City Independents
Clark Plays Well To Defeat Doland Tourists
Clark high school defeated Doland 33 to 18 in a touring quintet game. Clark led 14 to 6 at halftime with Riley scoring eight points. Acked by scattered lines, the report notes Clark's passing and shooting as it covers nearby high school action and mentions other brief notes from Detroit and Akron in a condensed, period tone.
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Doland Clark
Clarke High School
Doland
Riley
Hardrockers and Scalpers Clash in conference game
The Miners of School of Mines face the Scalpers in a Huron college gym tonight at 8:30 as part of their early season schedule. A Scalper reserve vs Huron CCC opener precedes the main bout. Coaches may reshuffle roles, with Anderson and Cameron swapping positions and Holt or Gilbertson possible starters. The unit then heads south to play Southern Normal Friday and Yankton College Saturday.
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School of Mines
Madison
Eastern Normal
Huron College Gymnasium
U'Elogk
Huron CCC
Chadvor
Huron
Mines
Hunt
Bulls
Lanne
Versay
Maisiner
Welsington
Rindey
Hucon
Dakota Wesleyan
Géenture
Seilpers
Eldon Parsker
Methodists
MelAnderson
Bill Cameron
Anderson
Trent
Joe Lowe
Cameron
Wesleyan
Merle Marshall
Maynard Niermeyer
Hubert Gilbertson
Erwin
Arnold Holt
Lake Norden
Parker
Springfield
Southern Normal
Yankton College
Highmore crushes Fort Pierre in one sided win
Highmore high school overwhelmed Fort Pierre 51 to 18 on the local floor. Dunlap led Highmore with 19 points while Frenier top scored for Pierre with 9. The second team contest saw Mission School of Stephan defeat Highmore seconds 22 to 10. Ipswich visits Highmore Friday. Shafer refereed.
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Fort Pierre
Highmore High School
Ft. Pierre
Dunlap
Frenier
Pena Upsets Freddie Miller In Oakland Fight
New York’s John ny Pena, 128, defeated featherweight champion Freddie Miller, 428, Cincinnati, in a ten round non-title upset in Oakland California. Pena built an edge after Miller slowed in the fifth round and dominated with hard rights to Miller’s jaw from the sixth round onward.
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Cal
Johnny Pena
New York
Cincinnati
Miller
Lindstrom Lands Job With Dodgers
NEW YORK Jan 16 The news that Freddy Lindstrom recently cut by the Cubs will play with the Dodgers next season casts new light on Brooklyn's 1936 prospects. Lindstrom said at Miami Test that he accepted the Brooklyn offer for within a few dollars of Cubs salary and would report at the spring camp in March. The move may mean Jersey Joe Strigo is headed out as the Dodgers seek infield and outfield help.
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Freddy Lindstrom
Chi Cubds
Dod
Brooklyn
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Miami
Cubs
Bindstram
Joe Strigo
Veuran
Dodgers
Freddy
Stripp
William Weerr
Associated
Chicago
Joe Louis
Charley Retz
Louis
Prima C. Levinsky
Cudun
Sam
Louis Sula
Jaz
Oliver Ai
Fehany
Cs Usta
Coyotes Face Crucial Road Swing At Omaha And Cedar Falls
Vermillion January 11 The University of South Dakota Coyotes depart for Omaha to meet the Cardinals and then travel to Cedar Falls to face Iowa State Teachers College Friday night. The two games cap a crucial series that could decide their share of the conference standings. The Coyotes hope to halt a recent slump. an Omaha win seems unlikely while the Cedar Falls clash presents advantage to the home team. Players listed include Bobby Buck Madison Howard Shreves Centerville Gene McGinty Huron Bill Ryan Sioux Falls Hans Homeyer Eureka Fred Ray Rapid City John McDowell Sioux Falls and Dennis Seacat Alessandria.
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Cardinals
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Iowa Stile Teachers Club
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Bobby Buck
Madison
Honard Shreves
Centerville
Gene McGinty
Huron
Bill Ryan
Sioux Falls
Hans Homeyer
Eureka
Fred Ray
Rapid Cig
John McDowell
Sioux Fails
Denns Seacat
Alessandria
Odd shot recalled by Minnesota players in 920 game
Minneapolis witnesses recounted a strange basket in a Minnesota Indiana contest. DeMotive Strickland had eight baskets before a ball hit the backboard corner, hovered above the rim, and dropped through as the shot ended. George MacKinnon, now a state legislator, described the moment with vivid detail.
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University of Minnesota
Northwestern
Strickland
MacKinnon
Retzlaff Confident Of Ability To Stop Joe Louis Ascent
Chicago report notes Charley Retzlaff confident he can halt Joe Louis’s rise. The piece recounts Louis’s speed and power, responses from critics, and a public training session showing both fighters seeking advantage ahead of their clash.
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Joe Lewis
Letcher Still Undefeated In Pony Hills Conference Race
Letcher remains the lone unbeaten team in the Pony Hills conference as Woonsacket trails with six losses. Upcoming week features Forestburg at Fedora and Alpena at Woonsacket, with recent results showing Woonsacket beating Forestburg II and Letcher beating Forestburg 63 to 10. Conference notes list standings and next games for Letcher, Woonsacket, and Wasington Springs amid district play.
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Pony Hills
Letcher
Woonsacket
Alpena
Woonsude
Redmen
T. E. Snoyson
Wesingen
Woonsticket
Weesington
Fedora
Ama Lane
Forestbury
Harrold Wins Conference Tilt Over Blunt
Harrold High School captured its fifth win in seven games as it defeated Blunt 28 to 17 in a hard fought conference clash played at Blunt. Harrold juniors beat Blunt juniors 2 to 1 in a preliminary game.
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Erwin
Arlington
Bryant
Oldham
de Smet
de Smed Epech
Ham
George Houk
W-L. Pet
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Oldham Vrernacse
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