Vikings and Braves Aim To Upset Augustana Title Run
Sioux Falls predicted clash features Augustana seeking fifth straight crown against the Vikings and the Braves, underdog Dakota Tech rival, in a pivotal South Dakota Conference showdown. The Braves, coming off mixed results, vow everything to gain and nothing to lose as they challenge the top-ranked team tonight.
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Faulkton Ends Undefeated Football Season
Faulkton Trojans finish with a 2 to 0 victory over Gettysburg to complete an undefeated untied year and boast the best football record in Faulkton High history. Under Coach Smokey Joe Mendel the team defeated Mobridge Clark Redfield Onida Ipswich Gettysburg Aberdeen Juniors and earned 201 points for against 35 against.
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De Smet Bulldogs Prepare For New Basketball Season
De Smet schedule shows a small, inexperienced team after six seniors graduate. Key players include Bob Watson and Sr. Wiloworth, with many games listed from December through February including county tournament dates.
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Cubs Rest Uneasily Under Trade Threat
Chicago reports Grimm eyes major moves this winter as owner Wrigley weighs options to strengthen the Cubs. Target names include Wally Berger of Boston and Hank Leiter of New York, with every player subject to possible trade. In another note, Alabama’s defense at Tuscaloosa has allowed just 14 points to Loyals and Turner, a standout statistic amid Rose Bowl chatter.
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Vermilion Football Clash Tops the Dakotas
Vermilion hosts a anticipated showdown as North Dakota University Flickertails meet South Dakota University Coyotes in a battle for the North Central Conference title. Pollard and Ryan star for their teams in a potential defensive duel, with sideline notes on Fritz Pollard and Buck Whitt.
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Groton Tigers Beat Webster 7 0 in Final Seconds
Groton Tigers close 1936 season by defeating Webster 7 to 6. The win ties Groton with Milbank for second in the conference behind Clark. Henderson and Neferm star in backfield. Haire at end, deflecting Webster plays and catching a long pass for Groton’s TD. McCullough and Everson also strong. Groton converts for the extra point to seal the victory.
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Hitchcock High opens cage practice with promising lettermen
Hitchcock High School basketball began practice this week with about 20 boys reporting. Six lettermen return including Captain Gress Armstrong Rawstern Riemath Meyers and Gould. New hopefuls include Phillips Harms Fisenbraun Armstrong B Harms Sauestand Cotton Schlottman. Bluejays open at Frankfort High December 4 then Beadle County schedule with possible trips to Flandreau Arlington or FaTelline for eastern play. Notre Dame mystery persists after a 39 point loss to Navy and coach Leyden notes the team remains inconsistent despite an eight game run.
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Contest Ticket Awards Delayed at Huron High School
Ten basketball game tickets from Huron High School for the 1936-37 season will be mailed when printed by the Huronite. The list of winners appeared in the Evening Huronite sports section on Tuesday November 30.
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St. Louis Browns Sale Approved by AL Clubs
CHICAGO November AL owners approved the sale of the St Louis Browns franchise from the estate of the late Phil D Ball to a St Louis syndicate led by Donald S Barnes at a special meeting. Transfer to new owners set for Monday in St Louis. Night baseball tentatively approved for the first time with a limited schedule to be arranged with the St Louis Cardinals. Rogers Hornsby to be retained as manager for two years by the new ownership group.
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Wildcats To Mix With Wolverines
Chicago Nov 13 Northwestern Wildcats chase a historic season mark as they face Michigan Wolverines. Northwestern owns six straight wins five in the Big Ten while Michigan has one victory in six starts and may offer tougher opposition with hints of surprise tactics.
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Escobar Faces Quintana In Bantam Title Bout
New York a none title right negotiations shift to a 14 round clash at Madison Square Garden. Sixto Escobar defends against Carlos Quintana while Frankie Klick meets Enrico Venturi in a separate bout. Promoter Taylor must raise 100000 to back Braddock Louis talks. Gould says signing hinges on the money.
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Cavour High Opens 1936 37 Basketball Practice
Cavour High School begins 1936 37 basketball drills with six veterans Brinkman Burgeson Butz Backman J Maguire Pier returning. Girls team, Beadle County Conference champions, hopeful with Jean Martin Eva Martin and others. Schedule lists games through January.
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Preston Basketball Year Opens Tonight
Preston LAKE PRESTON November 13 Special The basketball season starts tonight with a non conference game against Bruce The team is ragged after 14 days in suit but prospects look bright with four players from last year still active Coach Rider says conference title chances have not looked brighter in years Conference play begins in December at Bewin away.
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Northwestern Halfback Don Heap Sets Yardage Pace
Evanston reports Northwestern left halfback Don Heap, who also calls signals, has averaged 53.5 yards per carry in scrimmages. An “A” student, he works part time at the university book store while piling up yards and contributing as a key weapon for the Wildcats.
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Simmons to Lead Hawkeyes Against Purdue Saturday
Oze Simmons, reinstated to good standing on Iowa football, will start at safety for the Hawkeyes in their final home game against Purdue. Coach Ossie Solem indicated Simmons’ outburst will not affect his standing while he participates in a last workout before the matchup.
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Boxing results from Youngstown card report
The report lists several quick stoppages led by Jack Trammell of Youngstown who stopped Lloyd Watley of Akron for a four round win. Also noted is Billy Niche of Pittsburgh defeating Art Sickess with a four round stoppage at 199 Elmira Street.
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Turbulent 1940s gridiron mix of teams and matchups
A jittery note lists college football pairings and rivalries including Temple versus Holy Cross and NYU against Rutgers, with mentions of Montana Idaho and Utah State Colorado. The fragment hints at scheduling chaos and dubious matchups across multiple conferences, highlighting Colorado State and BYU as notable links while dubiously tagging teams like Western State and Colorado College.
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Dempsey to open Miami restaurant says Brietz Briefs
New York reports Jock Dempsey, now refereeing in the South, plans to open a Miami restaurant if a suitable spot is found. The column weaves in sports notes including a Northwestern win, Bucknell alumni, Ursuline College shifts, and potential boxing title implications involving Braddock, Louis, and Schmeling.
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New Cup Defender Yacht Under Construction in Bath
The designers IW Sterling Burgess and Olin J Stephens, hired by Harold S Van derbilt to build the Defender, have begun laying out the yacht lines in Bath Maine. The model was chosen after extensive tests with small models and the exact dimensions were not released.
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Daring Choice For Tennis No 1 Unfolds In N Y
The U S Lawn Tennis Association faces a delicate pick between Alice Marble and Helen Hull Jacobs for the No 1 ranking. The six man committee weighs Marble's clear lead in votes against Jacobs' long title record and recent form amid a historic precedent from 1914.
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Princeton Tigers unveil improvised mascot for Yale game
Three Princeton sophomores create a homegrown mascot for the Princeton football team, giving a catlike figure labeled as a tiger. The improvised mascot features a dark color scheme and a daytime “omnipotent” look, planned for the upcoming Yale game.
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