Audubon Dropped by Trojans in Rough Conference Opener
Audubon suffered a 50 26 defeat to Atlantic Trojans in a rough conference opener. Starters Shane Muiline and L Somer led Audubon with steady ball handling while Mile Glemman and Beb contributed for the visitors. Atlantic built leads at 18 3 in the third and cruised to the win as reserves finished the final minutes.
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Audubon Wheelers
Brod Adama
Ieee Fe
Yoo
Vicwry
Atlantic
Wein Tinkeros
Tresen
Sinkno
Allen Heanlageen
Sieuckete
Charener
Eek
Chon Svojans
Groteluschen
Kauffman
Halime
Audubon
Rangy Bill Christensen
Murray
Freemencen
Trojan
Whchitors Hawkeye
Creston
Red Oak
Clarinda
Shenandoah
Villisca
Panthers
Diagonal
Bob Harville
Bill Goodale
End of Year Bowls Draw Massive Football Showdown RSVP
New York dispatch notes more than 360000 football fans expected for yearend bowls across the Rose, Sugar, Orange, Cotton, Shrine, Sun and Spaghetti Bowls on New Year’s Day. Attendance totals include 90000 at the Rose and 80000 at the Orange, with 70000 at the Sugar and 58000 at the Cotton. The events involve Duke, Alabama, Georgia Tech, Navy, Army and several service teams, plus international games in Bermuda and Italy.
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New York
Montgomery
Ala
Georgia
Charlie Trippi
South
Bob
North
Clefornia
Southern California
Tennessee
New Orleans
Duke
Alabama
San Francisco
Italy
Fifth Army
Air Force
Dallas
Oklahoma Aggies
Texas
Tulea
Miami
el Paso
Tex
University of Mexico
Southwestern of Texas
Birmingham
Tuskegee
Tennesees Tech
Army
Navy
Hamilton
Bermuda
Anemy
Jan
Oran
Belfast
London
Houston
Randolph Field
New Ar Vee Pipinbuite Ae
Pasadena
Calif
Tulsa
Georgia Tech
East Va
Texas Christian
Univ. of Mexico
Southwestern Texas
19Th Airforce
Adel Man Named Robert Frush Oceania State Baseball Commissioner
Baseball congress today announced the appointment of Robert E. Frush of Adel as Oceania state commissioner of baseball. Frush is named to lead the state's baseball program and oversee leagues and development.
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Adel
Owsama
Bens ‘Baseball Congress Today
Robert E. Frush
Oceania
Frush
Gold Stars On U S Service Flag Highlight Wartime Athletes
New York reports a partial roll of sports figures among World War II casualties. Notable names include Charlie Paddock Tommy Hitchcock Nile Kinnick Lou Zamperini Clint Castleberry Harold Hursh Don Scott Joe Routt and others from football baseball track boxing golf tennis and polo. The list reflects athletes across colleges and pro ranks who gave their lives since Pearl Harbor.
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New York
Pearl Harbor
Charlie Paddock
Tommy Hitchcock
Nile Kinnicok
Lou Zamperini
Paddock
South Pacific
Ofrance
Calif
Kinnick
Clint Castleberry
Georgia Tech
Harold “Hurling
Hal’ Hursh
Indiana
Don Scott
Ohio State
Joe
Ten Year State Tournament Opens in Adel July 24
The 10th annual state tournament begins in Adel on July 24 with the event remaining there since 1940. Des Moines Onbank, defending champions for the last two years, seek another title. The 1945 winner will represent Iowa at the 11th annual championships in Wichita from August 10 to 22.
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Adel
Onbank
Des Moines
Iowa
Wichita
Freshman Center Leads Illinois Past Nebraska in 77 89 Victory
In Champaign Illinois freshman center John Orr stepped in for the ailing Don Delaney to pace Illinois as they romped over Nebraska 77 to 89. The Illini surged to their fifth win from as many starts while Orr contributed strong scoring and rebounding.
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Champaign
Jil
John Orr
Don Delaney
University of Illinois
Nebraska
Tilini
Jimming
Cyclones Fall To Iowa Preflight In Close Battle
In Ames Iowa Preflight beat Iowa State 34 89 after a tight game with a late rally. Guard Bill Block narrowed the gap to one point in the final 30 seconds but failed to produce a tying shot. The Seahawks led 18 18 at halftime and pulled away late.
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Ames
Iowa
Cyclones
Seahawks
Bill Block
Iowa State
Records mark busy American League pennant race
The American League posted only two records broken or tied in 1946 as the Browns clinched the pennant. Lou Boudreau and Frank Hayes highlighted a list of eight new major league marks, with Hayes catching 165 games and Boudreau setting a record for double plays at shortstop. Johnny Lindell and Don Guterridge contributed to other feats as the league saw no unplayed games for the fifth time in history.
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Jerry Liska
Chicago
St. Louis Browns
Detroit
New York
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Frank Hayes
Philadelphia
Hayes
Ray Mueller
Cincinnati
Boudreau
Browns
Johnny Lindell
John Sullivan
Washington
McQuinn
Don Gutterridge
Joe Heving
Cleveland
George Metkovich
Bones
Local charity drive nets crowd and high gross
A crowd of 11587 contributed to a gross of $35,665. Parstind weighed 138. Save a life. Drive slowly when children are near the new. Be able to stop IBTA necessary.
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Mer Reif
Demick and Conger Win City Handicap Bowling Tourney
Trooper Demick and Bob Conger clinched the city handicap bowling title with 1 457 pins. Tex Rickard and Deb King finished second with 1 446 and Virgil Baker and Ernie Baker were third at 1 441.
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Demick
Bob Conger
Tex Rickard
Deb King
Virgil Baker
Ernie Baker
First Whirl Baby Colt Born At Calumet Farm
Four months after foaling Whitty's first son First Whirl, a bay colt, arrives at Calumet Farm near Lexington. Mother Mary V is a royal descendant of High, owned by Charlie Fisher of Dixtana Farm. The colt, born four months after the foaling season, will be older in race terms but Fisher plans delaying his racing until he is strong enough.
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Lexington
Whirlawnay
Calumet Farm
Whitty
Enough
Mary V
High
Charlies
Fisher
Sal
Dixtana Farm
Hmd
Young Thoroughbred Aims for Derby Runoff
Plan to start the two year old in 1946 as a springboard to a 1947 Kentucky Derby bid. The colt, described as a blue blood, would follow in the footsteps of his famous sire who won the Derby in 1941 and set a track record.
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Daddy
Brayton Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Brayton residents list travel and family visits across Iowa and neighboring states. Rachel Ide visits in Cheyenne and Colorado Springs. A. F. Andersons vacation in Des Moines with daughter Edith Myers. Olive Nelson from Drake College returns home with W. A. and Mrs. Nelson. Phyllis Anderson from Pella visits her parents. Ella Kyndesen visits Des Moines from Des Moines. Weir Petersen visits Des Moines with his in laws. The Miller family attends a funeral in Jefferson. F W Clemmensen and son Han e spend Christmas with Leo Reuss in Audubon. Arnold Nelson and daughter Marilyn visit from Omaha. Nelson and Hae ger Nelson spend Christmas Eve with their mother.
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Brayton
Rachel Ide
Cheyenne
Wyo
Axel Mortensen
Colorado Springs
A. F. Anderson
Des Moines
Edith Myers
Mise Olive Nelson
Drake College
W. A. Nelson
Phyllis Anderson
Pella
8. R. Andersons
Misa Ella Kyndesen
Miller Kyndesen
Weir Petersen
Guy Miller
Jefferson
Mrs. Miller
Mr. Miller
Ned Grace
F. W. Clemmensen
Hane
Leo Reuss
Audubon
Arnold Nelson
Marilyn
Omaha
P. P. Nelson
Haeger Nelson
Auctioneer led sale dates list from Massena and nearby towns
A running ledger of sale dates and auctioneers for January events across Massena and adjacent communities. Names include Jehan Cratee Virgil Bissell Bill Tracy Homer Schietfeldt W H Krueger F A Daughenbaugh Dan W Turner Peter Monster Cruice Bros Frank Pelzer Estate S A Trimmer and others with Jan dates.
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Jehan Cratee
Virgil Bissell
Massena
Bill Tracy
Homer Schietfeldt
W. H. Krueger
Hanood
F. A. Daughenbaugh
Eerl Gareutte
Auct
Mra
C. I. Swanson
Brayton
Piger & Briles
Avet
Dan W. Turner
Peter Monster
Corning
Cruice Bros
Avets
Wayne Fick
Frank Pelzer
Maine
Iowa legislators split on oil bill as votes reveal mixed support
Des Moines reports show 11 of 78 general assembly members backing the proposal in some form, with 40 for it, 15 undecided, and 6 opposed in the House. In the Senate 14 opposed, 5 for, and 1 unsure. Democrats split. Republicans favor public control and appointments, while some oppose overreach.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
Democrats
House
GOP
Piemge
Senate Eegbleies
Holiday visitors from Des Moines and beyond
Carol Lainen of Des Moines visits grandparents in the area. Mr and Mrs Donald Varney and Miss Bethune stay with W E Varney family and Mrs Varney's parents at Cromwell. Miss Gladys Wiseler from Sioux City visits her mother Mrs Ida Wissler. Carol Young returns to Omaha for defense work after Christmas with the Willis Youngs. Shirley Jessen, training at Jennie Edmundson Hospital in Council Bluffs, returns home. Our want ad page will list your property.
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Carol Lainen
Des Moines
Fred Ochler
Donald Varney
Summerville
8. C
W. E. Varney
Miss Bethune
Mrs. Varney
Cromwell
Gladys Wiseler
Sioux City
Ida Wissler
Carol Young
Omaha
Willis Youngs
Shirley Jessen
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Jens Jensen
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U. S
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Texas Aggies
Jo Prague
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Wemple
Colgate
Brooklyn Dodgers
Nick Basca
Villa- Illinois
Tom Smith
Jews State
John Ogden, Jr
Swarthmore
Missouri
Boxzing
Johnny Burke
Newport
Jack Evert
Kraller
Ice
Patland Zamperini
Frank Cuhel
Lyda
Oklahoma
Joseph Garber
Ariaanes
Romania
Harris Horder
Billy Fisk
Illinois
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Ottumwa Naval Air Station
American League
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Brayton News
H. F. Nau
Wilbur Skaug
Atlante
Frank Barber
S. A. Trimmer
Anita
Tex” Rickard
Yourth
Robert
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