CUI Wins First Tennis Match 6 3 Versus Wesleyan
Central College opened the season with a 6 3 win over Wesleyan in Iowa Conference action. Wayne Tanis won at number one 6 4 3 6 7 5, Marty Kuiken at number two 9 7 6 1, and Dick Bowzer at number three 6 1 6 2.
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Cui
Central College
Towa Wesleyan
Iowa
Central
Ron Schipper
Wayne Tanis
Holland
Mich
Péte Blum
Wesleyan
Marty Kuiken
Sioux Center
Bill Allen
Bowzer
Jackson
Brad Carlson
Don Te Ronde
Cedar Grove
Wis
Mike Boyer
Quentin Kuyper
Jim Griesemer
Kuyper
Pella
Arlan’ de Kock
Afom
MA Ralodsa
Tne Nix
Ben Nee Otend’ Allen
Marty Kkuiken
Addi Ng Danes
da Jor
Don Kuiken
Jim* Wilson
Newton
Fill
Griesemer
Van Dyke and Slykhuis Earn All-State Honor
Senior Jerry Slykhuis and junior Al Van Dyke of the Pella Little Dutch basketball team received honorable mention in the 1962 IDPA Boys All-State Basketball selections. Three other SCIC teams also placed players in the IDPA honorable mention group.
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Jerry Slykhuis
al van Dyke
Pella
Iowa Daily Press Association
IDPA
Pella Trackmen Place in State Indoor Meet
Pella's Jerry Slykhuis placed fourth in the mile with 4 43. Tom Hale of Iowa Falls won the race. Phil Ongna tied for fourth in the high jump at 5 8 and another Pella athlete reached late rounds. Larry Smith of Sigourney won the 60 yard dash in 4.0 and Gary Lamb swept the hurdles in 8.1 and 1.5 seconds respectively. Pella teams posted mixed results with several records noted but no team placement in top events beyond individual efforts.
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Jerry Slykhuis
Phil Ongna
Pella
Iowa City
Slykhuis
Tom Hale
Iowa Falls
Ongan
John Spitzer
University High of
Jim Modlin
Larry Smith
Sigourney
Gary Lamb
Roger Slykhuis
Neth
Scotts
Terry
Carsten
Dennis Jelella
Maquoketa
Larry Eeist
Rockwell City
Mike Gates
John Wagner
Perry
Jim Bauler
Jefferson
High Spring Calendar with April Track Meets and Relays
The High's Spring calendar lists events from April to May including track meets at Pella and Chari ton, relays at Drake and Oskaloosa, golf meets at Oscool and Knox ville, a senior absent skip day, a banquet, a home economics style show, and biology assembly. Also notes April 18 two one act plays at Webster Building and April 20 school in session.
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Pella
Valley
Oskaloosa
Oscool
Knoxville
Chariton
Albia
Webster Building
District honors for area players in basketball season
The report lists Albia Phil Morgan Winters et al, Des Moines Valley Jerry Coy and Bob Pettis, and two Grinnell players Don Loudan Tom Schmidt who beat Pella in district play, plus two Oskaloosa players who beat Pella in the regular season. Also mentions Jack Hughes and Bil Onkalcaen as honorable mentions.
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Albia
Phil Morgan
Winterset
Jim Rummel
Des Moines Valley
Jerry Coy
Bob Pettis
Grinnell
Simpson and CUI Open Central College Golf Season
The Central College golf team opens its 1962 season by facing Simpson at the Pella Golf and Country Club on Tuesday April 10. Five veterans return along with freshmen Jim Arendt and Harry Haynes. Coach Bill Thompson leads a hopeful squad as poor weather has limited practice.
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Central College
Simpson
Pella
Country Club
Jim Arendt
Montezuma
Harry Haynes
Igo
Wis
Baltes
Des Wayne
Hagen
Newton
Robert Brian
Albany
Ed von Hoene
Williamsburg
Ray Fake
Gengseo
Sill
Kuiper and Rathmell Awarded CUI Memorial Honors
Central College basketball players Ed Rathmell of Winfield Iowa and Gerald Kuiper of Pella shared post season honors at Graham Hall. Rathmell earned the Connie Muyskens Memorial Trophy for best all around play and led the team in field goal percentage. Kuiper claimed the Mentink Memorial Award as the standout with top free throw accuracy and a 9.5 points per game average. Both are expected to anchor next year’s squad as it aims to improve on a 9-13 record.
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Ed Rathmell
Winfield
Gerald Kuiper
Pella
Central College
Graham Hall
Rathmell
Connie ‘Muyskens
Cornelius P. Muyskens
Mentink Basket
Richard J. Montink
Marinus Kregel
Ray
Revinet Dubuque
Fe Rathmel
Coaihs
Avas
Kuiper
Ralph. G. Kuiper
Route 2
Gerald
Jean’ Muyskens
Bien Kregel
Central Berleaders
Pella Page 3 Chronicle April 10 1962 Bowler Standings
Local bowling page lists scores and high games from the Commercial League events at various downtown venues. Ken Schakel tops with a 224 single and Marv-Ver Meer a 594 series, while Ann's Lunch posts a 1029 team game and Steenboek Auto a 2014 team series amid dense team and individual results.
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Ken Schakel
Marv-Ver Meer
Ann's
Steenboek Auto
Tulip City bowling scores highlight season standings
In the Sportsman League results, Pella Canning leads with a team series of 2787 and 65 across a 50 Tulip Bowl. Individual top score is Abe De Zwarte with 264 in the game and 585 in the series as Gosselink Mobilgas and Tulip City Barbers post notable scores.
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Pella Canning
Star Auto
Gosselink
Abe de Zwarte
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Down Wesleyan
Polk County Federal Savings & Loan Assn
Tou
iMail
Polk County
van Dyke, Slykhuis
Long's Hog Market
Rietveld & Bogaards Yards
Pella Sales Barn
Falcon Sports
Ford
FDA
Ulrich Motor Company
Broadway
Pella,Iowa
Ean
Brom Hatchery
Bill Thompson
Kuiper and Rathmell
Marion County State Bank
United States
U. S
Robert C. Power
Exec
V. W. Roorda
VY. W. Roorda
Avt
Beulah-Vander Streek
Wrongnone Commercial League Orchants
Auto Olscreen No
Akker & Rus
South End
Iteenhoek Auto
Chronicle Ads
Dairy Queen
West End
Ulrich Motor
Ideal Pharmacy
Oke
Breen & K’man
Rol
Luella Rozendaal
Sportsman League
Bob Toom
King of the
Carl Vande Veer
Beyer
Phillips 66
Erol
Dedaile
van Zee Implement
Tight & Power Company
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