Pro Grid Minor Leagues Rally Behind National Association Fight
The national association gains traction as Texas league seeks details while the All-America fights back. Cleveland Rams owner Danny Reeves relocates to Los Angeles causing the national circuit to clash with the All-America in New York Chicago and Los Angeles amid an ongoing mogul meeting and planned player draft.
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National Association
Cleveland Rams
Los Angeles
Ram
Danny Reeves
New York
Chicago
California
College Basketball Scores From Conference Matches
Summary of scattered scores across multiple games: Concordia Illinois defeated Wheaton 63 to 58, Eastern Illinois beat James 2 51 to 52, Augustana prevailed 52 to 49 over Carthage, Carroll 31 trailed 23 to 31, Drake 44 topped Washington University 29, Butler 73 beat Illinois Wesleyan 50, Normal 58 defeated Banker 69, Marquette 47 won over Great Lakes 37, Ohio State 41 edged Illinois 35, DePaul 83 beat Western Kentucky Teachers 43.
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Concordia
Ill
Wheaton ci
Eastern Illinois
James Ae
Augustana
Carthage
Carroll
Lake Forest
Drake
Washington Univer
Butler
Illinois Wesleyan
Ind
Normal
Banker
River Marquette
Great Lakes
Ohio State
Illinois
DePaul
Western Kentucky
Bowling Major League Honor Roll highlights top scorers
The list shows players and teams with high series totals across institutions such as Old Style Lager Norton and Headquarters Jones. Key names include John Shager 602, Brunn 576, Wenger 594, and Carlson Volk alongside multiple totals ranging from 2,296 to 2,679 across clubs and clinics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shager
Brunn
George Wenger
Jensen
Tschanz
Redman
Jones
Meyers
Lovelace
Becher
Bruni
Modern Club
Smith
Lauper
Rohrer
Gorder
Thorpe
Carson
Kundert
Hoesly
Wenger
Pickett
Rhea Myers
Emmett Norton
Ralph Greenwald
Norton
Green
Bacon
Knipschild Etter
Chine Pharmacy
Gnagi
Reesman
Total
Pritchett Team Play Gets Pritchett Out
In a rare U S army move a family reunion occurred on Shikoku Japan as Pfc Philip L Pritchett a younger brother with 10 points joined his older sibling in the same unit of the 24th Infantry Division The replacement walk in surprised both brothers who had tracked each other’s whereabouts The division announced the two were now in the same company and job.
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Baltimore
U. S. Army
Pritchett
Shikoku
Japan
States
Philip L. Pritchett
24Th Infantry Division
State Bow Hunters To Meet in Wausau
The Wisconsin bow hunters will hold their meeting in Wausau with Roy Hoff of Los Angeles, editor of the Archery and 1945 field tournament national champion, as guest speaker.
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Wausau
Wisconsin
Roy Hoff
Los Angeles
Nelson Wins San Francisco Eight Open by Nine Strokes
Byron Nelson captured the Angeles Open in San Francisco with a final 72 hole total of 283, nine strokes ahead of the field, adding a $3,006 top prize to his winter tour success and securing $5,666.67 in Victory bonds. Nelson, favored by the U S Treasury, posted the second straight win of the 1946 winter season.
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Nelson
San Francisco
Byron Nelson
U. S. Treasury
Cheesemakers to Oppose Stoughton Five Here Tonight
A large Stoughton fan delegation backs the Vikings for tonight’s varsity game at the local gym. 60 visitor seats are reserved at the west end of the north bleachers, and crowds are expected to be larger than last Friday. The match-up pits the undefeated Cheesemakers against Stoughton with a near-certain crown at stake and a turnout likely by 7 PM.
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Stoughton Five
Stoughton
Vikings
Supt
BE. O. Evans
Monroe
Local Notices of Visits and Travels Across Communities
Browntown and Monroe residents report visits and guests from nearby towns. Anna Rhinehart returns home from Rockford and plans a trip to California. Families including the Gerbitz, Crago, Nybroten, Mayer, Devoe, Soddy, Whitehead and Keller shared visits, calls, and attendance at social events in Browntown, Monroe, Adams, South Wayne, and Freeport.
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William
Fritz Gerbitz
Jesse Gilbert
Parson
Kas
Anna Gerbitz Gilbert
Elmer Erickson
Monroe
B. W. Binger
Tomlinson
WSCS
G. C. Michael
Lottier
Effie Vincent
Retha Greenwaldt
Ed. Voegels
River Forest
Ill
John Williams
Jasper Leroy
Alva Phillips
Kenneth
Roy Crago
Glen Parnham
Norris
Oscar Nybroten
Chris Nybroten
Adams
Irie Mayer
Ferdinand Mayer
South Wayne
Elwins Devoe
Belleville
Herbert Soddy
Ladonna
Frank Devoe
Anna Rhinehart
Rockford
California
Will Gahagan Dies in Goshen After Long Racing Service
Word arrived from Goshen New York of the death of Will Gahagan 60 longtime executive secretary of the United States Trotting Association for 34 years and a secretary of the Trotting Horse Club and the Hambletonian Society until recently.
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Will Gahagan
Indianapolis
Goshen
N. Y
United States Trotting Association
Gahagan
Trotting Horse Club
Hambletonian Society
Silent Dreams of Nazi Youth Echo Through German Home
A fragmented wartime reminiscence recalls Rudolf Firle and his family, once tied to the Hitler regime, now displaced by Allied occupation. The article sketches a North German Lloyd employee, a submarine officer, and Helmut and Ruth, youths drawn to Nazi fervor, facing uncertain futures as portraits of the Fuehrer and memories fade.
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Germany
Rudolf Firle
Firles
Lloyd
Goliath
Firle
Paris
Helmut
Hitler
Frau Meyer
Party
Kvamnede
Ruth
Frau Firle
Lee
Local Residents and Service News From Juda Area
Juda and nearby residents hosted visitors including Mrs F N Miller and Mr Ben Miller with others from Juda and Cortland. Freddy Walton returned from Camp McCoy after two years with a hospital unit in Italy and Okinawa. Mrs Merrill Waelti and son Terry visited relatives while her husband serves near Frankfurt. Homemakers center held an instruction meeting led by Mrs William Meinert on time saving methods. Ed Hintzman listed as patient at St Clare hospital Mon.
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Ben Miller
Abbie E. Newman
John Miller
Ervin Goecks
Alfred Buhlman
Freeport. Pic
Freddy Walton
Claude Walton
Camp McCoy
10Th Army
Okinawa
Ae Gladys Mohns
Jay Minnie Mohns
Hare Ralph Fe
Nancy and
Belough
A. J. Riese
Cortland
N. Y
New York State
Merrill Waelti
Terry
Bert Meracle
Hebron
Mis
Waeiti
Frankfurt
Germany
Homemakers Center
Seine
William Meinert
Ed Hintzman
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Chester Schmerse
Berlin Street Organ Cheers Women POWs
A fragmented report evokes a street organ in ruined Berlin and women prisoners of war. amid rubble and chants the instrument plays a carefree waltz as strangers mingle and dance in the debris.
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Berlin
Northwestern Emerges as Big Ten Dark Horse
Northwestern rides comeback to victory as Ohio State struggles with Illinois at halftime tied 55 98. Adley Govan ulmeten leads in second half as Northwestern seizes late ball to win. Purdue faced a tough deficit before rallying to challenge in closing minutes.
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Ohio State
Linois
Adley Govan Ulmeten
Hee
Gok Tae
Purdue
Engagement announced for Charlotte Hall to Palmer Jones
Brodhead Mrs. Donald L. Collins and Mrs. Lee E. Hall announce the engagement of their elder daughter Charlotte Hall to Palmer Jones son of Mr and Mrs F C Jones of route 3 Evansville. The wedding is planned for early spring. Also noted are servicemembers and local visitors with greetings and arrivals.
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B. Hanson
Hter
Joyce Hanson
Sgt
Schumacher
Edgerton
Lee E. Hall
Brod
Charlotte
Palmer Jones
F. C. Jones
Evansville
Raesie Ee Xinet
Jaepen
Pfc
Robert Springsted
Elbert
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Tex
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Hershey
Glen Garden Country Club
Fort Worth
Pro Grid
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Ieee Ae
Stoughton Posonroe Hanson
Wrainwright
Ss Cease
Laleike
Kundert Martin
Davidson Broin
Mueller
Eighty-Second
82Nd Airborne Division
Washington Arch
Fifth Avenue
Washington Square
Browntown
C. L. Crage
Cor
F. N. Miller
Emerick Farm
Orangeville
Afalkey
J. L. Case
T. HU. P
H. P
Bates
Boyd Emerick
Coodhart
Northwestern
Big 10
Darkhorse
Northwest
Michigan
Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Res Tel
Brodhead
Donald L. Collins
Goetz
Willom
Iasso
Rockfmont
Eler Carteen
Times
Monroe Evening Times
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