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Oelwein Daily Register

Location

Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1946

Page

6

Probable Kes City Oelwein lineup for junior clash

The Kes City team lists probable starters Clingman Chado Binger Des Strukman Elmer Bockinson De Timmerman with reserves Mau Pahlsrud Nelson Stober and Elness and Huskies mainscorers Woods Turney and Assco for support in the junior league clash to decide the league leader.

Kes City-Oelwein Herg Lax Hes City - Oehwein Clingman Chado Binger de Struckman Desuk Elmer ‘Bockinson de Timmerman Elness Charnes City Jack Mau Ick Pahlsrud James Nelson Jd Stober Huskies Sam Woods Dick Turney Domasso Husky Pups

Basketball Battles for Top Position Friday Night

The Rice and DeTimmerman led teams vie for the top spot in their conference leagues. With Rice F, Strang F, Butler C, DeTimmerman G, and Volker G, both varsity and related games promise top basketball action for local fans. Start time for the first game is 7 15 p.m. Friday.

Rice Strang Butler DeTimmerman Volker

Moose fall to White Sea Inn 30 to 29 in tight finish

The Moose suffered a 30 29 defeat last night as visitors White Sea Inn led most of the game. Waterloo’s Moose stayed in range until the final seconds but could not recover the lead.

van Camp Borland Klaus Moose Waterloo Coliseum Uptown Qelwoln Meese Vyverberg Indeace Hidinger Whalen Silka White Sea Cafe Martin Edbee Vern White Sea Inn Waterloo Boys

Tripoli Beats Coliseum 30 27 In Tight Showdown

Tripoli defeated Coliseum 30 to 27 in a close, slowly played game. Coliseum missing Murphy, Nordman led Coliseum with nine while Ray Fink topped Tripoli with 12. Halftime score was 13-12 in favor of Tripoli.

Coliseum Tripoli Murphy Nordman Ray Fink Rags Fe Sebi McNamara Fisher Cole Kirby Rasheed Tripoli FG FT F Kuhrt Ralph Fink Brose Selek Woodcock Ness Sea

Fresh Tomatoes Tips From the Garden On Preparation

Fresh tomatoes should be eaten ripe off the vine for best nutrition. Do not let fruit sit in a warm kitchen. To peel, dip briefly in hot water or prick with a fork and rotate to loosen skin. Save your bonds and collect more victory bonds.

Name Teams Suffer First Defeats of Season in Iowa Girls Basketball

Guthrie Center upset Coon Rapids 21 19 ending a 35 game Coon Rapids win streak. Guthrie Center then beat Winterset, while Steamboat Rock lost to Kamvar. Wiota and Seymour remain undefeated mid season with strong showings in the Southwest District. Rowena Richardson set a single game scoring record with 58 for Slater in a 72 2 win over Shipley.

Guthrie Center Coon Rapids Coon Guthrie Madison County Winterset Steamboat Rock Kamvar Numa Don Faris Seymour Sextet Auite Dears Iowa Wiots Seymour Wiota Rowena Richardson Slater Shipley Pauline Luat Sheldahl E Paints Irene Silk Maynard Verdelle Schuneman Hansell Helen van Houten Coen Rapids Centerville Redettes Loren Ewing Mercin Noies Margaret Leaverton Granger Central Town Marilyn Scott Nemaka Northwest Betty Armstrong Veria Pleak Oakland Valley High Joan Date Valley O. E. Lester Vatley Dowling West Des Moines

Drake Relays Set For April 25 and 26

Drake Relays organizers announced the 38th annual event will run April 25 and 26 in Des Moines. Bill Easton, director, said about 750 universities, colleges and high schools would receive invitations. He expected a record turnout as returning servicemen boost participation.

Des Moines Bill Easton Easton

Cardinals Lead National League In Fielding For 1946

Ed Die Dyer markets the St Louis Cardinals as 1946 fielding leaders with a .980 percentage and only 124 errors. The Cubs follow second, while Pittsburgh posts the league’s worst at .970. Cardinals stars Schoendienst and Kurowski pace positions. Giants pair Gordon and Kerr shine with top marks and record streaks in errorless games and chances. Kerr may extend both records next season.

New York Eddie Dyer St.Louis Cardinals Cardinals Chicago Cubs Pittsburgh St. Louis New York Giants Cincinnati Reds Cubs Braves Phillies Red) Schoendienst George Kurowski Schoendienst Kurowski Sid Gordon John Buddy) Kerr Gordon Kerr Leo Durocher Cincinnati Eddie Miller

Randalia Sets January Six Loop Games Schedule

Randalia releases a January basketball slate including home and away games plus the girls county tournament at Clermont and the boys county tournament at West Union. Read list of dates: Stanley Jan 3 and 23 24 25. Hawkeye Jan 7. Elgin Jan 10. Maynard Jan 18. Alpha Jan 20. Stanely Jan 17. Clermont girls tourney Jan 23 24 25. West Union boys tourney Jan 29 30 31 Feb 1.

Randalia Clermont West Union Stanley Hawkeye Elgin Maynard Alpha

Community notices from Iowa and Wisconsin obituaries and visits

Local social notes list travel to funerals in Wisconsin for Mr. Brandt’s uncle in Roscobel and visits to Chatfield Minnesota with the Wooner family. Contains depictions of teaching, hospital visits, farm help, Washington DC trips, a Priscilla club Christmas party, and a birth in Long Beach California.

Lloyd Brandt Roscobel Wisconsin Brandt Gaisy Bowers Vera Pauline Billy Chatfield Minnesota Harry Wooner Hazel Nelson Denison C. I. Nelson Cathern Glen Nicholson Maynard Hazleton Coe Bill Silka Coe College Cedar .Rapids Art Silka Lynn Schermer Cedar ‘Rapids Walter Deuhr Leroy California Lulié Morey Ben Gavis Clara Lewis I. Shafer Alf Holmstrom Arthur Bickal N Jesup Washington, D. C Ralph Slater Herschel Califo Phyllis Sanborn John Brown

Fayette Declamators Winners Named at Consolidated High

Fayette Consolidated High School held a home declamation contest in the high school auditorium. Winners include Willis Walk first in Oratorical, Robert Burge first in Dramatic, Charlot Clarke first in Humorous, with Betty Jean Clendenen, Rosella Wood, and Dick Allenstein taking seconds in their categories.

Fayette Fayette Consolidated High Sch Willis Walk Betty Jean Clendenen Robert Burge Rosella Wood Charlot Clarke Dick Allenstein

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