Tigers Open Season Preparations For 1935-36 Campaign
Beadle County coach George Deklots leads the Doland Tigers into practice with about 20 candidates reporting as veterans prepare to defend coast and state titles. Key returnees include Kulawily and McGinty, while Ted Engelbretsen and Bayle vie for starting roles. The squad splits into varsity and E teams for intramural play ahead of a December 1 opener against Arlington, with Doland Wheelers and Kay Parkins of Edgon High School on the schedule.
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Guerdy
Vince McGinty
Bud Ebert
Jist Sanson
Issie
Norimman
Englebretsen
Tacobson
Thad Bayle
Vernon Rice
Norman
Peterson
Sphomore
Crawford
Lettcemen
Deklotr
Percy Washabaugh
Tigers
Tina Gryme
Arlington
Tikting
Bonilla
Doland Wheelers
Kay Parkins
Eaigon High School
Minneapolis
Minnesota Prep
Tigecy
Minneapolia Auditorium
Six Lettermen Lead Scalpers For Opener
Six lettermen form the core of Huron College basketball as coach G K Parker drills the squad for the 1937-38 season. Captain Melvin Anderson and Merle Marshall loom as guards, with George Einan at center. Veterans Bil Hauge Leonard Herther and Kenneth Knapp push for starting spots. A 12-game schedule runs from December to February with home and away games against multiple Normal and college teams. An intramural league with eight teams, under Parker’s players, will also feature throughout the winter.
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G. K
Serry
Parker
Huron
Hee
Melvin Anderson
Lake Norden
Winston
Barnet
Hitchcock
Art Chase
Frankfort
George Einen
Sioux Falla
Sebastia Fix
Onaka
Seneca
Lyle Schuctke
Groton
Marvin Schortzman
Alpena
Robert Strong
Alper
Bille
Nettleton Business College
Sioux Falls
Melvin Anderton
Merle Marshall
Wessington
George Einan
Marsaght
Einan
Monogram
Bil Hauge
Leonard Harther
Kenneth Knapg
Inds
Bill McDermott
Schuelka
Schortzman
Parker Haw
Nuttheton Busine College
Biouss Falls
Eilandale Normal
Northern Normal
Dakota
Wesleyan
School of Mines
Spearfish Normal
Yankton College
Sioux Falls College
Aberdeen
Eastern Normal
Madison
Augustana
Eagh
Knapp
Hauge
Anderson
Marshall
Finnn
McDermott
Menderson
Hertz Clifford Smith
Orient Basketball Schedule Set For Season
Orient announces its basketball slate with several home and away games beginning in November. Standout scorer Bowers led Orient in a recent win over Ashton Twit with 9 points, while Grigst contributed amid a 20 to 11 victory. The schedule includes Dec and Feb matchups against Ree Heights Frankfort Seneca Ash ton and Redfield B, plus the Sunshine Tourney at RecGeid.
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Orient Orient
Grigst
Nove
Faulktan
Frankfort
Ashton
Miller
Red
RecGeid
Rockham
Seneca
Redfleld
Don Lash Smashes Four Mile Record in Michigan
Don Lash, distance runner, broke the American four mile record at Michigan State College on a near zero day. Competing unattached, he completed the distance in 19 minutes 13 seconds, surpassing Hans Koblemannen's 20:07 mark set in August. Lash ran on the MSU track in East Lansing, Michigan, on Monday, November 23.
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Don Lash
East Lansing
Mich
Don Lah
University of Indiana
Michigan State College
Hans Koblemannen
Pinland
Lash
Wresting Results From AP Report Across Cities
Wrestling results from AP show Joe Cox defeating Abe Coleman in Wilmington with 221 and 205 weights, Cilt Olsen pinning George Kondyles in Lancaster, Vincent Lopez and Ernie Dusek listed for Denver and Omaha, and Ford cancels a football game in Honolulu affecting Christmas and New Year schedules amid favorable bout timings.
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Associated Press
Wilmington
Del
Joe Cox
Cleveland
Abe Coleman
New York
Lancaster
Cilt Olsen
George Kondyles
Greece
Denver
Colo
Vincent Lopez
Aos Angeles
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
NFORD
Honolulu
Genford University
Honghiii Town
University of Hawaii
Jimmie Dykes Poised for Big Role in Baseball Meetings
Chicago news notes Jimmie Dykes as a popular figure entering the 1938 baseball meetings. The White Sox and other clubs eye potential trades and free-agent moves as Dykes fields offers, with clubs like St. Louis Browns, Cleveland, Athletics, and Washington speculated in deals involving Clift Werber Myer and others.
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Chicago
James Joseph Dykes
Jimmy
St. Louis Browns
Harland Clift
Cleveland
Sammy Hale
Bykes
Litte
Bilch ‘Werber
Athletics
Werber
Jimroy
Washington
Buddy Mywr
Meyer
Sox
Low Berger
Dykesmen
Clift
Joek
Vasmik
Zeke Bonnen
Verna Kennedy
Urge Ten Man Tourney Squads in State Meet
Sioux Falls reports a proposal for ten man basketball squads for state tournaments under the State High School Athletic Association. Northeast Conference leaders including Milbank Webster Redfield Sisseton Clark Deland Groton and Britton back the plan. Advocates say it speeds play and allows more players to compete across conference and invitational events.
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Sioux Falls
State Achietics Association
State
High School Athletic Association
Milbank
Webster
Redfield
Sisseton
Clark
Deland
Groton
Britton
Leoni
Toucmeys
Frank Gellerman
Webster High School
Waubay
Beliol
College bowls loom as Pitt faces Duke in key showdown
Atlantic Coast and Sugar Bowl chatter fills the notes as Pitt may land Alabama or another major foe if Duke falls Saturday. Fans hear of Gabby Hartnett’s Chicago ovation and a wave of boxing pool bets as sports talk runs wide.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
California
Fitz
Pitt
Duke
Teapinty
Alabama
Gabby Harrnett
Chicago
Cubs
Pitt Favored By Black Hills Fans in Polls
Rapid City voters in a 50-town poll totaled 509 votes and favored Pittsburgh to represent the Rose Bowl. Pittsburgh received 116 votes, with Fordham 7, Alabama 22, Yale 24, Dartmouth 3, Notre Dame 2, Nebraska 2, and scattered picks for minor schools. Two supporters backed School of Mineral, two for Shadyside, and one noted Breckley.
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Pitt
Black Hills
Rapid -City
Fang
School of Miner
Spearfish Normal
Breckley
Big Ten Take Best Since 1927 in Attendance Drops
Chicago reports return to normal circulation and rising Big Ten football receipts. Major John L Griffith notes 1927 peak attendance was 2,770,600 with last year around 2,? million. Ohio State Minnesota and Northwestern led attendance with eight home games. Northwestern set a Wildcats record. Conferences split receipts with travel costs and guarantees varying by opponent.
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Chicago
John L
Griffith Commission
Ohio State
Minnesota
Northwestern
Buckeyes
Wildcats
Wisconsin
Illinois
Big Ten
Gaia
Pign
Soen
Nem
Guarantes
Vatieh
Aberdeen to Host Class B State Tournament in March
Aberdeen will host the South Dakota Class B High School Basketball Tournament on March 1 and 12, with eight regional champions advancing. Cy Holgate of Aberdeen High School named tournament manager after financial success moved the event to Aberdeen. Doland defeated Murda 33 27 to win last March’s title. The Class B field includes schools with under 30 students. A state date not announced.
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Aberdeen
South
Dakota
State High School Athletic Association
Sioux Falls
Mandase
Doland
Murda
Norther
Callege
Cy Holgate
Aberdeen High School
New - York
Sep. Palin
Tadianapotin
Lencington
Peter Manning
Bears Of California Ranked Second In Nation
Rose Bowl champion California holds second place in the weekly Associated Press college football poll. Minnesota, Dartmouth, Villanova and Notre Dame follow. Pittsburgh leads the first ten with California and Fordham strong contenders. The ranking reflects expert votes as teams narrow toward season end amid shifting positions and upcoming key games.
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Bears
California
Minnesota
Notre Dene
Fordham
New “York
Pittenburgh
Associated’ Frese
Ford
Westing
Dartmouth
Villanova
Notre Dame
Yale
Bove Thuy Hanked
Wid Poats
Pittsburgh
Rere
Fordhomerete
Satie
Alabama
Villanavar
Santa Clara
Notre, Dame
Bouisiana Stile
Nebraska
Univ. Aé Washington
Texas Christian Tech
Colorado University
Holy Cross
Duke
North Caroline
Tulsa
Northeast
SUI
Durham
Minnestra
Gophers
Nebrasks
Apc
State Opens Basketball Schedule Against Trojans
Brookings reports State College plans a home game before Christmas announced by coach Jivarey Baker. The squad, led by captain Glen Carr, trains under Baker’s eye with several sophomores and key veterans vying for starting spots as they prepare for the early belt campaign.
USC Negotiates Christmas Game With Georgia Tech
The Evening Tribune reports USC is negotiating a Christmas Day matchup with Georgia and California may be in, tied to a Rose Bowl tie. The planned Berkeley Christmas game against Georgia Tech and California was cancelled after California was chosen to represent the West in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day.
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U.S.C
Sam Dogo
Calif
Evening Tribune
Wiayr
University of Southern California
Georgia
Army Halfback Ryan Clinches Starting Spot for Navy Game
Ryan of Chiroles Iowa has clinched a starting role in Army’s lineup for the Navy game at West Point. Under coach Gar Davidson the Cadets seek a stronger offense as Ryan, praised for a yard gain and key play in the Harvard clash, aims to bolster the backfield and provide the decisive edge for Saturday’s showdown.
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Ryan
Army
West Point
Iavke Ryare
Chiroles
Iowa
Navy Gamie
Gar Davidson
Amy ‘Fee
Navy
Fee
Leyte
Harvard
Crimson
College Reporter Corrects Mistake
New York Nev 23 The budding young journalist Sid White of Brooklyn College corrected a scoring error. White, a three year reporter, had 13 points misrecorded. the editor noted the correction after reviewing the season. The BS team meets Hitchcock in preliminary play ahead of Huron Edivon battle. Coach Deklote plans to release the full schedule later this week.
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Leamie
Northwestern Public ‘Service Company
Scumar
Johnnie Beatty
Bay
Wolner
Nu RR
Helmey Ia
Toiss
Hanten
Tobia
Agiee
Averuft
Madet Steam
Edwards
Brideaus
Poole
St Andrews
F. Collin
New York
Nev
Brooklyn College
White
Tech
Dawn
Fox
Sid White
Deklote
Fights Report Mixed Results From Recent Card
Sporadic boxing outcomes appear across several cities with upsets and decisions. In Pittsburgh New Haven and Spokane bouts featured knockouts and points for various contenders, while Chicago saw a narrow decision win. In Alabama Frank Tromas is set to speak at a coaches banquet, as the university plans events around the Silver Anniversary of Bob Zappke.
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Frank Tromas
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Frank Yhemony
University of Alabama
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