Aberdeen Wins SD State Title After 20 Year Wait
Aberdeen captures the 388 percent South Dakota state basketball crown, ending a 20 year title drought since 1913. Wipf leads with six points in the final period as Aberdeen steadies defense to beat Marion 19 to 16 in Mitchell. Huron defeats Yankton 25 to 11 for consolation. Brookings earns sportsmanship honors.
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Mer
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Marion
Darkhorse
Wipf
Marion Defene
Golden Eagles
Rapid City
Sioux Falls
Huron Tigers
Yankton Bucks
Collin
Huron
Yankton
Brookings
Brookings Hobtats
Marion Ebytp Christenson
Bierle
Dent
Towl
University of South Dakota retains athletic staff
The University of South Dakota will keep its current athletics staff for the next school year unless state funding cuts force changes. Captain Stanley G. Backman will continue as head football coach after his re election by the board of regents. Backman denied plans to retire from coaching. Potential changes hinge on a 30 percent funding slash approved at the legislative session, with pay cuts likely for Backman and aides. Carl B. Hoy ranks second, leading basketball and track and field.
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Stat
University of South Dakota
Stanley G. Backman
Atte Board of Regents
Backman
Badmen
Atletic
George Dekylotz
Vermillion
Deklite
Batkman
Carl B. Hoy
Tigers Triumph In Consolation Showdown Over Yankton
Huron Tigers dominated Yankton 26 to 17 in a consolation round contest led by Art Collin with 17 points, securing the consolation championship. Yankton's early 1-0 lead faded as Collin sparked a 20 point first period, while Huron's defense limited Yankton's scoring and sealed the win.
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Golden Eagles
Wipf
Collin
Tigers
Bucks
Aberdeen
Yankton
Dowreth Mobridge
Huren
South Dakota
Haros
Art Collin
Tiger
Hay
Huron
Hembeck
Englebretsen
Kittlesom
Scotine
Euron
Ray
Fitzgerald
Lankton
Warnile Collin
Kittleson
Deine
Lin
Coffeymen
Nursuit
Trey
Nak
Avint Mrbeidee
Joost
Yen Yeeult
Wexkettles
Stronter
Chimwoorkne
Greav
Yentten
Bamann
Braves Have Good Tennis Prospects
Sioux Falls college enters 1937 with a strong tennis slate led by captain Dick Bauer a three time singles champion Jana John Shultz and Wayne Barben returning lettermen. Johnny Gilsen and Edward Schimbat head a promising freshman class with coach Fran Olsen steering a squad favored to add more titles as Augustana contest and Yankton invitational meet loom in spring.
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Mar
Sioux Falls College
Dick Bauer
Jana John Shultz
Jetterman
Hth Af
Franjas Olsen
Johnny Gilsen
St. Joseph
Wayne Barben
Sioux Falls to host state track meet in May
Sioux Falls Washington high school, winner for two straight years, will host the South Dakota High School Track and Field Meet this spring. The championship is set for the third week of May, with the intercollegiate meet and other major events scheduled the same weekend.
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Sioux Falls
Wash
Ington High School
South Dakota High School
Hells
Ssocrtion ‘Board of Control
Mitchell
South Dakota
Dakota
North Centre
Aberdeen
Wester
Eagles
Yankton
Huron
Brookings
Water- Chisago
Jack Kilbourne
California
Middle- de-Marion
Chicago
Jade Mara
Chi‘cago
White ‘City
Louisville
Benny Firpo
Tomorr
Huron Tigers Eye Strong 1934 Cage Squad After 1933 Triumphs
Huron boosts 1934 prospects with seven returning players and seasoned guards Englebrethen and Hornbeck. Captain McGinty and Bittleson lead a young core as Coffey plans deeper bench strength and continued success after a state regional run and consolation title, despite Collin’s departure.
Aberdeen Triumph In Bitter Eastern South Championship Battle
Aberdeen defeated Marien in a hard fought Eastern South contest described as among the bitterest battles of the season. The win marks a key moment in a nine year history featuring nine championship contenders and the potential for an outside push into the title circle.
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Aberdeen
Marien
Wich
Dakota
Winace & Record of
Heving
Ight Champloss
Gould
Salena
Exhibition Scores From The Associated Matches
Scores from various exhibition games listed by Associated Press matchups. Teams include New York Boston Brooklyn Buffalo Detroit Beaumont Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Newark Chicago New York Montreal and others with results and schedules noted. Clearer details are fragmented but indicate multiple city matchups and upcoming games.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Detroit
Beaumont
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St Louis
House of David
Philadelphia
Newark
Jaston
Poday
Clearwater
House of David Fort Myers
Montreal
Winter Haven
N Va
St. Petersburg
White Sox Add Firepower With Simmons Dykes Haig Signings
Chicago strengthens lineup after winter trades bringing Al Simmons Mule Haig and Jimmy Dykes from the Philadelphia Athletics. Manager Lew Fonseca aims for a return to first division with solid outfield and improved catching support though pitching depth and reserves remain a concern. Pitching staff to get longer outings as Fonseca plans to reduce short starts and lift overall performance.
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AJ Simmons
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago
Paul Zimmerxlan
Associated Press
Pasadena
Cali
Mar
Chicago White Sox
Lew Fonseca
Comiskey Clan
Don
al Simmons
George
Mule) Haag
Philadelphia Athletice
Baseball
Merts
Craff
Shewldd
White Sox
Simmons and Haas
Ralph Exess
St. Louis
Kress
Bill Sullivan
Cherles Berry
Frank Grube
Fonseca
Ted Lyons
Vic Frasier
Paul Gregory
Carpe
Durham
Boston Red Sox
Joe Beving
George Murray
Texas Teague
Ed Walsh
Giants
Piichers
Pasadema
CAL
Mmembers
Mve
Jen Fonseca
Miller Green Lanterns Fall to Swedes in Hard Clash
Miller Green Lanterns, led by Van Cleave and Fox, lost to the Swedes 24 to 21 after a tight four quarter battle. Bobb paced the Swedish offense while the Green Lanterns struggled in the second period, then narrowed the gap with a late surge before falling short.
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Mar
Green Lanterns
Stsau
S Green Lanterns
Bobb
van Cleave
Fox
Mine
Fisher
Sternland
Johnson
Green Lanters
Two Big Bouts On Week's Card
Two title defenses loom on the weekly boxing schedule with Maxie Rosenbloom defending the light heavyweight crown in New York against Bob Gedin while Freddie Miller meets Dado in Los Angeles. Cincinnati star Miller won his February title defense, as Rosenbloom and Miller headline separate coast bouts with a Chicago stadium match featuring Barney Ross versus Billy Petrolle as a key third attraction.
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Maxie Rosenbloom
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Natonal Boxting-association
Rosenbleum
New York, State Athletic Commission
Agaist
Bob ‘Gediein
Dna
Square Garden
Maxie
Adolph Heuser
Godwin Miller
Dado
Philippines
Los Angeles
Baby Arizmendi
Mexico
Chicago
Barney Rossy
Billy Petrolle
Duluth Burcher
Ross
Tony Cannoner
Jhas
Miller Says Navy Team Is Stronger
Annapolis Md mid spring practice shows Navy football coach Miller upbeat about prospects. He declines specific predictions but says the squad is about two percent better than last year with 80 candidates and most of the previous varsity returning except four.
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Navy
Annapolis
Biar
Theam
al Academy
Philadelphia Scout Drennan Dies After Sudden Illness
Michael L. Drennan, a Philadelphia scout and longtime talent evaluator for the Athletics, died suddenly at his home. Over two decades he scouted hundreds of players who rose to stardom, including many later linked to the club and prominent figures in baseball.
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Michael L. Drennan
Bell
Drennan
Thay Foxx
Robert “Chowe
Grove
Mile Hang
Deesnen
Biereva
Bob Shawkey
Wally Bcheng
Ames
Huron players land all state spots in eight man team
Aberdeen Brookings Marion share honors as two players from each school earn spots on the mythical eight man all state team after the SD high school basketball tournament. Collin of Huron and Bartling of Brookings named top forwards with Wipf of Aberdeen and Lassen of Brookings as guards. Center selections include Trish and Reemtsma from Aberdeen and Marion respectively. Marion’s pressure faded in final quarter, Aberdeen edged Marion 19 to 16 for the title. Huron Consolation winner Yankton also noted.
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Marion
Aberdeen
Turer
Read
Wipf
Jenson
Trish
Altough
Jax
Reamtsma
Penta
Christenson
Yankton
Colin
Huron
South Dakota
Col
Battling
Brookings
Collin
Reemisma
Marion Center
Lassen
Mitchell
Mar
Rummerup
Shail
Yankino
Fornanis
Arthur Collin
Tawrenne Bartling
Willard Wipf
Douglas Trish
Jilbert Reemtsns
Merton
Guan
Leo Christenson
Ralph “Lassen
Melvin Haren
Bartling
Collin-Barthling
Wipt
Jensen
McIver
Sioux Fas
Golden Eagle
Reemtsma
Merion
Husky Brookings
Cve
Christensson
Hamam
Thurlow
Rapid City
Bucks
Alan
Wcation Weskens
Col Sin
Track Stars Return to Miller for Rustler Meet
Coach Bud Crowningshield plans a strong Rustler squad as Bernard Burns, Robert Schlicht, and McCarl return to shape. The trio, plus Wade, anticipated to form a fast 4x440 relay. Burns and Schlicht previously led in conference and regional events. injuries and absences noted among others.
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McCarl
Wade
Jrade
Metarl
Burns
McCark
Mangin Wins Indoor Tennis Title Over Sutter in Five Sets
Gregory Mangin of Newark wins his second national indoor title defeating Cliff Sutter of New Orleans in five sets 6-1 -3 2-6 3-4 2-6. Sutter then teams with Dr Eugene M Cauliff to take the doubles crown in a five set win over Dr Lawrence Knoxek and Join H Pitman of New York 6-4 4-8 6-3 10-8 6-4.
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Mar
Gregory Mangini
Newark
America
Cliff Sutter
New Orleans
Mangin
Sutter
Himelf
Tmangin
Eugene M Cauliff
Yonkers
Lawrence Knoxek
H. Pitman
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