Pella Giants and Cougars Ruth Teams Lose Monday Games
On June 14, 1971 the Pella Giants Babe Ruth team fell 7 to 3 at Carlisle to the Yanks as pitcher Denny Van Wyk allowed three hits and a earned run amid four Giants errors while David Monsma went two for three. Also, the Pella Cougars lost 3 to 0 at Lynnville Sully with Ralph De Haan taking the loss after yielding one hit and the team mustering three hits and one error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella Giants
Arlisle Yanks
Carlisleith
Denny van Wyk
Giants
van Wyk
Avid Monsma
Pella Cougars
Babe Ruth
Lynnville-Sully
Ralph de Haan
Ralph
Cougars
Little League Report Highlights Rain Makeup Games
June 15 schedule makeup games featured several high scoring contests. At Jr High field Bob's Clothing posted 12 runs, Curtis Kane earned the win with Paul De Jong aiding with two team hits. Kiwanis fell to Rotary 4 2 at Municipal field Jeff Naakteboren earned the win with 16 strikeouts. West End defeated American Legion 14 5 at Jr High South with Randy Naaktgeboren notching 12 strikeouts. Jaycees beat Recreation Commission 14 4 at Christian field, Todd Rouw striking out 8 in a three hit effort, while Stan Fuller led Jaycees with two triples and a single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. High
Bob’s Lothing
de Jong Lumber
Curtis Kane
Paul de Jong
Municipal Field
Kiwanis
Rotary
Jeff Naakteboren
Jr. High South Field
West End
American Legion
Am. Legion
Randy Naaktgeboren
Christian Field
Jaycees
Recreation Commission
Todd Rouw
David Siestra
Recreation
Stan Fuller
Bakker & Rus Triumph Over D&D Pump in Softball Opener
Bakker & Rus defeated D&D Pump & Pipe 18 to 5 as 7th inning rallying nine runs came after three errors by D&D Pump. Don Ferneau led Bakker & Rus with four singles. Roger Hoekstra, a 2 run homer and a double. Earl Duinink led D&D Pump with a single and a double. In the nightcap Marion County edged Leighton 7 to 6. Marv Blom earned the win. Norm Ver Ploeg took the loss with eight hits allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakker & Rus
D&d Pump & Pipe
D&d Pump
Gary Timmer
Jim
Leighton Edges Marion County In Tight Babe Ruth Play
Jim Steenhoek powered Leighton with a triple while Chuck Bogaards doubled. Mark Hiemstra's run on a steal and error sparked Marion County’s rally before Leighton added one more in the seventh and fell short. In Peoria, home team beat Blom Painting 3-2 to stay tied for first at 4-1. Lowell Dahn allowed one hit with five strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Steenhoek
Chuck Bogaards
Leighton
Mark Hiemstra
Marion County
Terry Veldhouse
Clete Mosbach
Peoria
Blom
Lowell Dahn
Doug VanderWerff
Wally van Wyngarden
Lawrence Blom
Pete Westerkamp
Jerry Blom
Little League Softball Standings Summary Card
National League leads Rotary 5-0 and West End 4-1 with Leighton 2-2, Kiwanis 2-3, Bakker & Rus 1-3, American Legion 0-5. American League shows Coop and Rockets 3-0, Dairy Queen 2-2, De Jong Lumber 2-2, Jaycees 2-2, Bob's Clothing 2-2, Recreation Commission 1-3, Rosscreen 0-4. Men’s Softball lists Blom Painting 4-1, Peoria 4-1, Bakker & Rus 3-2, Marion County 3-2, Leighton 1-4, D&D Pump & Pipe 0-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
West End
Leighton
Kiwanis
Bakker & Rus
American Legion
Coop
Rockets
Dairy Queen
de Jong Lumber
Jaycees
Bob’s Clothing
Recreation Commission
Rosscreen
Blom Painting
Peoria
Marion County
D&d Pump & Pipe
Marion County Treasurer Margaret Hayes Annual Report 1971
Knoxville Iowa May 1 1971 Margaret Hayes treasurer of Marion County Iowa certifies that the annual report is a correct summary of business transacted by the treasurer for the period January 1 to May 31 1971 inclusive.
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Margaret Hayes
Marion County
Iowa
Knoxville
Marion County Board OF Supervisors
Executor notice from Gaass Kiyn Boehne firm in Iowa
Gaass Kiyn Boehne attorneys for the executor publish second notice dated June 25 1971. Address 725 Main Street Pella Iowa listed for the law firm handling the matter.
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State OF
Iowa
Marion County
Paul P. Bandstra
Bertha Bandstra
Jefferson Street
Pella
Gaass, Kiyn & Bocilie
Main Street
Dale
Leona Sadler
Dean T. Sadler
Dean T. Sadier
Gaass, Kiyn & Boehne
Pella adopts ordinance moving parcel from residential to industrial
The City of Pella Iowa passes Ordinance 107 amending title to transfer 3.75 acre SW 4 part of Sec 11 from residential to industrial districts. The measure, approved June 15 1971, details the land description and official adjournment with mayor C B Caldwell and deputy clerk Raymond De Wit. Pella Markets lists butchers packers prices for corn oats soybeans.
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Education Couty Conservation Dixtriee
Homestead Credit
D. Fees
Frew
Finex
Co. Farm
Los At
Pella Memorial
Pleasantville Memorial
Area College
Co. Agri
Co. Conservation
Emerg
Fair Association
Homestead
Impro
Inatruc
Berra
Corporation
Benefitted Fire District
Agri. Land Credit
Mental ‘Health Center
Wuesey Memorial
Jasper Co
Polk Co
Educ
Pol Co. Ba
Moblie
M&c
Pella
Iowa
Marion County
C.r.lb& Prr
Said R.R
C.B. Caldwell
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Hronicle Sportsabe Ruth Review
Chronicle Sports
Little League Report
Gezel T.V
the Chronicle
County Clerk of Court
Avco
Kenneth Menninga
Kenneth G. Gladfelder
The
Chronicle
Go Agri
Co. Bawle
Junper Co. Bawle
Polk. Co
Junper Co. Hd. of Education
Polk Co. Bd. of
Money & Credity
Xerox Fund
Bandstra
Sweet Ayes
Ralph de Cook
Paul Bandstra
Board of Supervisors
Residential
Nell Wilch
Cedar
James Jonker
North 12Th
Oskaloosa
COL Eat
Knoxville, Iowa
Renaud Farm Service
Ames
York
Certs
Bruc
S.E. Newton
Bryon Beukema
Fred and
Harlan Maasdam
Lynnville
Oliver
I.H
M.H. Picker
John Deere Mower
Farmall
Kools Hoffer Blower
Iowa Mower
Jeep Universal
Meyers
Raymond de Wit
Pella Markets
Butchers. Packers
CAD
Social Security
Public Safety Building
Lors
Chicago
South Street
Wayne
Renaud
Farm Service
Dandy Electric
Gaylor Carter
Menninga Insurance Agency
Stevenson Landscaping
Phil Phillips
W. 49Th Street
New York
N.Y
Dahm’‘S Store
Harry J. Miller
New Sharon
Earl May
Pella Chronicle Advertiser
Pella Chronicle-Advertiser
Westinghouse
Louisville
Stravers
Baler Twine
Bakker
Rus
Verought Agency
Lindhome
the Photo & Hobby Shop
Oskaloosa Iowa
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