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Newspaper
Le Mars Daily Sentinel
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1972
Page
5
Chuck Rubbard writes about teaching children fishing, reading about it, and using proper gear. He notes the Quad County conference adding four schools and outlines upcoming football schedule with Gehlen at Akron and other matchups, stressing patient instruction and quality equipment to foster young anglers.
The Gehlen J club calls a meeting in the Gehlen cafeteria on Tuesday Sept 12 at 8 pm. Fathers of Gehlen athletes and interested fans should attend as the season ticket drive launches. Season books cost 10 dollars for adults and 5 dollars for students, valid for all home football or basketball games. At the door prices are 1.25 for adults and 0.73 for students.
Gehlen High School kicks off the 1972 campaign with a non conference game at Akron on Friday Sept 8 at 7 30 pm. The Jays strong returnees include five lettermen led by Randy Walker and Bill Thommes at guard positions with Dan Kurth and Hank Campbell as tackles. Jeff Heissel is QB with Bob Price and Larry Ryan in the backfield. End targets include Jeff Baack and Steve Langel or Tom Loutsch. The team, coached by Tom Beacom and Ned Van Beckel, is in the Quad County loop with Clay Central of Royal and faces a slate including Westmar Cedar Falls and Floyd Valley.
Thirty lettermen return to Northwestern as 65 players are set to suit up this fall. Key returnees include quarterback Curt Krull Jr., backs Chuck Kleinhesslink and Jerry Brown, ends Dave Reinke and Tom Anderson, flanker Dave Hector, guards Connie Wassink and Larry Meendering, tackles Milt Alfers, center Mike Key, and center Rick Keith. Defensively six linemen return with all conference selections Ray Neville and Tom Reich leading the line.
Sixty seven Iowa high schools enter the 33rd annual fall baseball tournament run by the Iowa High School Athletic Association. Sectional play begins Saturday September 9 with Granville Spalding, Epworth Western Dubuque and St. John among the favorites. New entries include Council Bluffs Thomas Jefferson while several traditional powers vie for the District titles leading to Boone's Memorial Park state final September 26. Northwestern hosts Westmar for Homecoming October 14 with notable players listed from Boyden Hull, West Lyon and Maurice-Orange City.
A Riceville Recorder brief titled Along The Banks of The Wapsie offers a short seasonings column. The writer signals a concise post this week in case of any future miitacks and keeps readers updated on local reflections.
The third annual Hinton open at Brookside Kingsley on Sept 2 3 had two flights high and low handicap with equal prizes. Don Richards won low handicap with Hudson Lasher second and Bob Bennett third. Gordon Winter won high handicap with Duane Krause second and Glen Jauer third. Prizes donated by local firms and a roast pig donated for golfers supper. Union High opens football Sept 8 at Marcus and home Sept 15 versus Meriden Cleghorn.
The annual Remsen golf tournament will be held Saturday Sept 9 at Marcus golf course with tee offs at 1 p m. Open to all Remsen and Ovens golfers men and women. A steak fry follows the event and golfers should bring their own steak. The kitchen will offer side dishes. Trophies donated by Farmers Savings Bank and First Trust and Savings Bank.
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