Tripoli Here Legion at Waterloo for Sunday Games
Oelwein faces Tripoli at the local diamond at 2 oclock in a tough league clash as Tripoli and Oelwein contend near the top. The Legion visits Waterloo to meet the Waterloo Legion while Tripoli pursues first place tied with Sumner and Oelwein with Waverly for second. The Legion hopes a late surge can change their season outlook.
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Tripoli
Legion At
Waterloo
Oelwein
Legion Boys
Waterloo Legion
Legion
Moose Win At Maynard and Elks Take Randalia
Moose defeated Maynard 3 to 0 in Maynard with no hits in the game. Harry Borland of Moose made a fine deep short outfield catch. Moose pitching was Whalen and Foss. Maynard’s pitchers were Thomas and Rademaker. Elk’s Randalia beat 18-14 on the Westgate diamond in a slow game with Elk’s batters Hunter and Shoemaker and Randalia’s Canfield and Sarge contributing. Both Elk’s and Moose sit tied for second in the softball league.
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Moose
Maynard
Randalia
Harry Borland
Whalen
Foss
Thomas
Rademaker
Westgate
Elk
Hunter
Canfield
Sarge
Etkh
California Boy, 16, Wins Ames Amateur
Mac Hunter of Santa Monica California, 16, won the Ames Amateur by defeating Bob Abrahams of La Grange Illinois one up after 38 holes. The match went to two extra holes after 36 holes, with Hunter sinking a birdie on the 38th to clinch the title. The pair stayed within two holes throughout the final.
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Ames
Mac Hunter
Santa Monica
Calif
Bob Abrahams
la Grange
Ill
Hunter
Northwestern University
Tie for Third Place in American Association Race
Indianapolis moved into a third place tie with Kansas City and sat one game behind Louisville as St Paul kept a four game lead. The Indians beat Toledo 7 to 4 and Columbus defeated the Colonels in the only scheduled games, with a note about a printing job department attached.
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United Press
American Association
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Indians
Toledo Mudhens
Coluumnbus
Colonels
Elks Golfers to Play Hampton Open Championship Flight
Hampton Elks golfers prepare for the second annual Hampton Open at the Chamption Club course on Sunday July 7. The 27 hole and 18 hole medal play events offer 1250 in prizes for amateurs and professionals. Start time is 7 AM with entries due by 11 AM.
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Severs Elks Club
Champton Ee Club
Hampton
Three-Eye Race Sees Davenport and Denisle Pace Close
Davenport and Denisle win to stay neck and neck for league lead. Davenport beat Springfield 15 to 8 on home grounds as they rallied with seven runs in the fourth and four in the sixth after Springfield led in the second. Evansville lost to Danville 4 to 1 behind Khout. Waterloo edged Quincy 7 to 6 in a tense late frame. Decatur defeated Terre Haute 9 to something in a night game.
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United Press
Davenport
Denisle
Springfield
Iowa
Danville
Evansville
Khout
Riansvaitle
Martin
Davis
Sinsis
Waterloo
Quincy
Decatur
Terre Haute
Pitt Coach Declines Full-Time Basketball Commissioner Post
Dr H Clifford Carlson veteran Pitt basketball coach turned down an offer to become the full-time national basketball league commissioner. After 25 years at Pitt next winter, Carlson was among candidates considered, with Len Fischer’s post previously held in part-time form and other contenders named from Purdue Butler DePaul Long Island Marsquette.
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Pittsburgh
H. Clifford Carlson
University of Pittsburgh
Carlton
Pitt
Len Fischer
Chicago
Pregy Lambert
Purdue
Tony Hinkie
Butler University
Ray Meyers
DePaul Branch
Oriole Ballpark Tomorrow Open For Tripoli Game
Vic Gallo reports on civic plans to start construction of new tennis courts at Red Gate Park with Wing's Park to follow, highlighting westside needs and citywide improvement aims. He urges youth involvement and notes a municipal field could serve baseball and softball. asks who will attend the Orioles game against Tripoli tomorrow.
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Vic Gallo
Wing's Park
Redgate Park
Wing's
Celwein
Wing’s Park
Orioles
Tripoli
Parody of The Raven and wartime humor snippets
A collage of humorous vignettes and spoof poems from a wartime paper. It includes a parody titled SRS Parody on The Raven about a drunken night and a stray pig, a quip about “little white lies,” a note about errors in a public sale ad, a bartender joke about a man biting a martini glass, and a wartime anecdote where a sailor humorously requests priority over fertilizer at crossroads.
Real Estate Transfers in Fayette County June 1946
Real estate transfer list shows Equitable Life Insurance Co to John R and Kermit L Arnold a 51 42 interest in sections 28 through 28, Thomas Kimpson to Mancy Gehring for $1 including multiple lots in Forbes and Hunsberger additions, Oscar Reijerson and wife to Elsie and John Koch a QCD for 14NWSE and S1AN ESE, John Koch to Raymond and Hilda Rothmeyer a 1 dollar transfer of part of NWNW, and Hilda and Raymond Rothmeyer and wife to Elsie and John Koch a 2 1/3 interest in W34SWSE with adjacent parts.
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Fayette County
Equitable Life Ins. Co
John R
Kermit L. Arnold
Kimpson
Thomas
Mancy Gehring
Forbes
Hunsberger
Schori
Elgin
Reijerson
Oscar
Elsie
John Koch
Koch
Hus
John
Raymond
Hilda Rothmeyer
Betz Wins British Net Title in London
Pauline Betz of Los Angeles defeated Margaret Osborne of San Francisco 6 6 3 6 3 to capture the London grass courts women's singles championship. The two Americans displayed the finest feminine tennis seen in London since before the war. In Boston, discussions recalled 17th century debates over whether West India tea threatened community morals as civic leaders debated the topic amid coffeehouse chatter.
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London
Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
Margaret Osborne
San Francisco
Boston
Medford
Mass
Favorite Radio Programs Across Three Major Networks Saturday Schedule
Radio listings present a detailed Saturday evening grid across WMT CBS MBS KXEL WHO with programs from 6:00 PM to 12:30 AM. Entries include Those Websters, Mayor of the Town, Hit Parade, Tony Martin Show, Celebrity Club, Academy Award Theater, Hollywood Star Time, Sports Program, Singing Sam, Modern Moods, News, Off The Record, and station sign offs.
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Websters
Tony Martin
Gene Claussen
Sam
Breese
H.R. Gross
Natl Bank
Nazarene
Pietsch
Our Dance Orchestra
Bob Hawk
Lanny Ross
Jack Smith
Fulton Lewis
Henry J. Taylor
Sunday Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Lineups
A detailed listing shows WHIT CBS IRS and NBC stations with time slots from 6:00 pm to 12:30 am, naming programs such as Crime Doctor Meet Corliss Archer Star Theater and various hourlong talks, music programs, and sign offs across multiple networks. Notable entries include Richard Lawless and Cedric Foster on WHIT, Walter Winchell and Jimmy Fidler on WHIT, Alec Templeton and Fred Allen on WHO, plus revival hour and dance orchestra segments before midnight.
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WHO
NBC
Alec Templeton
Fred Allen
Jimmy Fidler
Riley
M. L. Nelson
Billboard
American United
Tiny Thornhill
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights From Local Stations
Broadcast listings for KXEL and WHO show a full night of programs from 6:00 PM to midnight. Notable shows include Forever Ernest, Crime Photographer, Lux Radio Theater, Screen Guild Players, Ed Sullivan’s Pipelines, Information Please, and Cavalcade of America, with news updates from H. R. Gross and Kaltenborn and sports segments from Bob Elston and Harry Wismer.
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Iowa
Property transfers and property deeds list for Oelwein and area
A scrambled ledger of real estate transfers listing individuals and couples such as Alfred Bergeson Clyde Van Brocklin John Bowling Lula Francisco LeRoy E. Howard Garner and Lois Butler among others. Entries mention parcels described as road west of NYSENW NWNENW and similar lot and tract identifiers with prices around $1 and larger sums like $660. The document records deeds transfers and adjourned estates in Oelwein and surrounding blocks including Grand View and Clark's Add encompassing various owners and co owners and receivers.
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Adi
PY Sison
Potts
Alfred Bergeson
Adj
Elgin
Hulse
Philomena M
Hus
Helen L. Forster
Bk & Stickney
Add. Oelwein
Vani Brocklin
Clyde Too
B. W
John Bowling
Fereday
Henry B & Wi
Matt & Mary
Ohligschlager
Oelwein, Black
Florence & Frank A
Dale E. Phelps
Clark’s
Oelwein
Home Owners’ Loan Corp
Lyle H
Lois M. Butler
Grand View
Steele
Lula Francisco
LeRoy E
Howard Francis
George Adam Garner
Leone Garner Richmond
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Brooklyn
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New York
Detroi
Washington
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St Louis
Sheile
Detroit
HH Pet. Walker
Brklyn
Musial
St. L
Hopp
Mize
N.Y
Gustine
BR H Pet
Vernon
Wash
Reosister Sune
California
Elks
THE
MCA
Alvino Rey
Parson III
U.S
WMT
Cbs-Mbs
Hollywood Star Time
KXEL
ABC
Iowa Centennial
H. R Gross
Boston “Pops
TBC
Clife Carl & Co
Dick Ballow
Cedric Foster
Buddy Rich
Walter Winchell
Harriet Parsons
LaGuardia
Church of God
Red Ryder
Colorado Pioneers
Freddie Stewart
Martin Garralaga
Ramsay Ames Wacho Galindo
Forever Ernest
Ad Lux Radio Theater
Screen Guild
CBS
Howard Barlow
Lew Valentine
H. V. Kaltenborn
M. L. Nelsen
Shrednik
Karry Lenhart
van Brocklin
Clyde
Nwsw
Bump
J. T
Carroll
Clyde S. Miller
ICWA
Dairy Cattle Congress
Bowery Boys
Dragonnick
Hina
Tania
Rebecca
Wuthering Heights
Young Love
Terney
Dragoonwyc
Vincent Price
Glenn Langan
Spring Byngton
Anne Revfre
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