Baseball News From Winter Meetings Consolidates Major Minor Deals
Trautman handles dual roles as Minor League affairs and Bramham remains as consultant at 10 000 annually. Major league season dates fixed April 15 to Sept 28 for 154 games and the minor agreement expires Jan 12 16a7 with automatic renewal if not updated. Yankees trade two pitchers and Hal Peck to Indians for Ray Mack and Sherman Lollar in a major winter move. Ruffing Signs with White Sox and Knott joins Cincinnati as coaches while Caster and Posedel move on to other roles.
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al Gettel
Gene Beardon
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Mack
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Charis
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Cincinnati
Jack Knott
George Kelly
Phil Page
Detroit
George Caster
Boston Braves
Bill Posedel
Seattle
November traffic toll falls from 1945 levels in Iowa
The state vehicle department reports 64 people were killed in November 1946, down from 73 in November 1945. For January through November 1946 total fatalities reach 628 versus 570 in the same period of 1945.
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Georgetown Named Chief Town and Port of British Guiana
Clark Gable once served as a theater callboy for two years, a notable detail tied to Georgetown as the capital and port of British Guiana.
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British Guiana
Clark Gable
Bowling League Scores Across Firms and Services
Scores from multiple bowling teams show totals with and without handicaps. Teams include Hoffman's Zuercher Laup, Leader Store Wartenweiler, Rees Construction, Eugene Hotel, Frans Bissig, Schuetzes Bahr Sr, Industrial Clover Farm, Kiwanis Lengacher, Copliens Lee, Badger Petroleum, Curley's Texaco, and Phillips 66 Koepnick among others with individual bowlers and team totals. The compilation lists lane by lane results and handicap-adjusted totals for competitive standings.
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Hoffman's—Zuercher
Lauper
Bahr Jr
Hoffman
Olson
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Becker
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Rufenacht
Trumpy
Rees Construction
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Matzke
Carson
Knipschild
Pickett
Eugene
Schober
Stauffacher
A. Mueller
Bacon
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Ponyisanyi
Hill
Bontly
Schuetzes— Bahr Sr
Lochner
Bolgrien
Kraus
Redman
A. Holtshopple
Social News From Brodhead and Surroundings
Mrs. Donald L. Collins and Nina Sullivan of Delevan spent the weekend at home. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Van Marsh and Dick of Mineral Point, the Laubies with the Lauries in Chicago, and Miss Perle S. Reimer with Mrs. Olive Carruthers of Chicago. The Carruthers' book Lincoln's Other Mary is noted. Guests of M. J. Condon were Olen Christensen and family from Des Plaines. Other locals hosted included H. V. Hartman and Faith Hartman with guests from Janesville and Spring Grove. McNair couple joined a Farm Bureau trip to San Francisco for the National convention and will visit Los Molinos. Marjory Buck of Milwaukee is in town on business. Gladys Anderson returned from Wisconsin General hospital.
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Nina Sullivan
Delevan
van Marsh
Mineral Point
W. W. Lawyer
LeRoy Laubie
W. E. Fleck
Chicago
Lauries
Perle S. Reimer
Janesville
Olive Carruthers
Edward Bernstein
Carruthers
Brodhead
Lincoln
Mary
Olen Christopherson
Des Plaines
Ill
M. J. Condon
H. V. Hartman
Faith Hartman
E. S. Adams
Glenn Hartman
Spring Grove
J. D. McNair
Farm Bureau
San Francisco
David Jones
Los Moliios
Marjory Buck
Milwaukee
Gladys Anderson
Wisconsin General Hos
William Field Promoted to Supervisory Post in Wisconsin
William Field longtime Dodge county game warden and outstanding Wisconsin conservation official has been promoted to supervisor of all licensed game fur and deer farms and shooting preserves in Wisconsin. The transfer takes effect December 1 and covers about 800 farms statewide while Field retains residence in Beaver Dam.
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George Field
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Dodge County
Wisconsin
Field
Horicon Marsh
Beaver Dam
Monroe
Bert J. Adelman
8Th Street
Iron River
Bayfield County
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Vernon County
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Bill
Farm News Travels and Local Moves in Madison Area
The article notes a patient in a Madison hospital improving under care at a city hospital. The Weiss family will lease the John Pfisterer home and move Feb 1, with their son taking charge of a Decatur farm. TenEyck family members attend a Farm Bureau convention in San Francisco and visit California relatives. J L Stair visits Bowen Stair in Highland Park before wintering in California. R J Douglas leaves for the American Farm Bureau Federation meeting in San Francisco. she chairs the Wisconsin Associated Women and is the Wisconsin delegate. Martha K Williams and Emma Hammerie of Chicago visit Rol and Williams families.
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R. J. Douglas
San Francisco
American Farm Bureau Federation
Douglas
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Wisconsin
Martha K. Williams
Emma Hammerie
Chicago
Roland Williams
Wani Ad Promises Busy Work for Low Pay
An advertisement for Wani promises extensive tasks for minimal compensation, noting workers face a heavy workload for little financial return and implying limited wage fairness.
Albany Defeats Blanchardville In Lafayette County Thriller
Ken Sisson led Albany with 23 points in a 46 to 38 win over Blanchardville on the Lafayette County court. Gant and Watrud paced Blanchardville with 11 each as Albany led 10-5 after one and pulled away with a third quarter spurt. Officials were Hoesly of Monroe.
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Lafayette
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College basketball scores across several games
Nevada defeated Chico State 66 to 27 while Washington State posted 64 in a win over Whitman Kentucky Wesleyan won 72 to 47 at Berea Evansville beat Indiana Central 50 to 59 Northwestern 59 over Ripon 45 Long Island 71 over Valparaiso 52 St John s Brooklyn 66 beat Georgia 43 Lawrence Tech 51 over St Mary s Orchard Lake 27 Central Michigan 58 over Michigan Normal 46 Drake 50 over Washburn 33 Concordia Moorhead 54 over Minor Teachers 43 Jamestown ND 51 over Northern Montana 26 Penn la 43 over Buena Vista 40.
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Valparaiso
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Georgia
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Drake
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Concordia
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Monticello Woman's Relief corps elects Charlene Wichser president
Charlene Wichser was elected president of the Woman's Relief corps at a Wednesday session in the Masonic hall, succeeding Fannie Loveland who declined after four years. Other officers include senior vice president Bessie Youngreen and junior vice president Christie Voegeli. Various social notes follow including bridge club luncheon, visits, church society events, and a high school honor roll listing twenty-five students.
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Fannie Loveland
Bessie Youngreen
Christie Voegeli
Emma Babler
Adelma Marty
Susie Elmer
Ruth Abley
Ida Hoesly
Genevieve Escher
Elma Zimmerman
Christ Yaussi
Herman Babler
Monroe
Marvin Babler
Ronney
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J. W. Barlow
Mmes
R. H.schoonover
M. E. Lynn
C. W. Karlen
R. W. Woelffer
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Adam Schuler
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R. W. Karlen
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O. D. Curtis
Willis Marty
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Anna Elmer
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Lora Dick
Martha Richards
Lillian Zentner
Clara Achtemeier
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Irene Marty
Alma Gempeler
Susan Elmer
Louise Karlen
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Babe Ruth Remains in Fair Condition in Paris Hospital
The famed slugger Babe Ruth, admitted nine days ago to a Paris hospital for a sinus infection, remains in just fair condition with little improvement reported. His status was updated today by hospital officials in New York dispatches.
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Swat
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United Kingdom Reports Vast Highway Network Length
The United Kingdom possesses 179 630 miles of highways, reflecting an extensive national road system. This measurement highlights the scale of transportation infrastructure across England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
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