Bulldogs faithful celebrate Fran Jones first season as coach
Le Mars Bulldogs finish 14 7 under new coach Fran Jones setting a school scoring record with Steve Gunther amassing 1107 career points. Seniors Gunther and Gary Warnock depart. sophomores Bob Pearson Tom Strub Alan Jones and Bruce Buhman show promise for next seasons. Team outscored opponents 1154 1031 and shot 64.7 percent from the line while averaging 55 points per game.
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le Mars Bulldogs
Steve Gunther
Fran Jones
Bulldogs
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Gary Warnock
Gunther
le Mars
Bob Pearson
Tom Strub
Alan Jones
Warnock
Bruce Buhman
Gary Baack
Mike Hart
Denny Geary
Jim Doornink
Dan Utesch
Jac Weinheimer
Loans To Consolidate Debt Amid Farm Notations
A reader reports on proposed loans intended to consolidate farm debts and finance equipment purchases. The item notes rates around 2 percent and 4.8 percent in the cited announcements, with references to individuals including Joel T. Shepherd of Contra Avenue and events dated in April.
Armco Steel Bldgs Tops 2800 for Second Straight Week
Armco Steel Bldgs of the Classic bowling league reeled off 2807 in a second straight week over 2800 to lead the team series. Their trio of scores 964 847 and 996 highlighted the night as ten teams exceeded 2500. Standard Pre-Mixes followed with 2761 and a 989 team game. Parks and Anthony posted 2707 on 929 914 864. Other strong marks came from Le Mars Transfer 2578 Grotewold Chev 2528 and Ad-
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Anthony
le Mars Transfer
Grotewold Chev
Bowling notes and high series from local leagues
Bowling counts from the local leagues feature high series by Riley Anderson of Standard Pre Mixes with 604 and Ray Barthole 597. Moe Bormann led Untouchables with a 596 series and a 255 game. Westmar track to Nebraska meet with athletes in shot put and relays at Lincoln.
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Untouchables League
EAGLE
Nebraska
Westmar
Nebraska Track and Field Federation
Lincoln
Neb
Bill Landis
Lyle Buddenhagen
Jim Sutherland
Harlan Paeztnick
Dave Bakley
Harold Kuck
Pat Cole
Owen Riddle
Kraig Heitke
Don Barnes
John
Sows and litters die in smoldering Kingsley hog house fire
A Kingsley area hog house owned by Earl Austine burned on a Monday night, with 13 sows and their litters killed by heat and smoke. Firefighters from Kingsley were alerted by the Bob Mockler family. Interior damage was extensive. Cause undetermined but linked to possible explosion, cedar bedding, electricity, stove heat, or a storm.
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Kingsley Volunteer
Earl Austine
Bob Mockler
Marcel Beemer
Kingsey
Alligator Skin Question In Luggage Purchase
A shopper questions luggage samples for her husband noting a case made of alligator hide. After repeated checks she asks a third time if the skin is indeed alligator. A store assistant firmly confirms the material.
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