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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1964
Page
6
City League final standings summarize results with hits and walks, noting pitchers and battery pairs. The record lists players Rooscreen Roose Vander Linden and B K Modlin along with Houser Blom and Breen against Roscreen with coded game marks 122010160 and 20200442.
Rolscreen 14 Breen and Kman 4 in five innings as Chamberg belted a grand slam in the first. Vander Linden and Roose contributed for Rolscreen while Modlin and Vander Werf took the losses.
Marion County defeated Trinity 7 to 4 as Don Ver Meer and Dennis Netten homered for the winners. Rich Hiemstra added two singles, while LeRoy Van Weel den earned the win with five hits allowed and four strikeouts. Trinity’s Duane Vander Molen homered and Frosty Van Voorst tripled but Bob Plate took the loss after yielding eight hits.
Ed Bowers Al Van Dyke and Jerry Breen led Breen and Kelly over Ver Meer as B&K won 9 to 1. Houser earned the win allowing nine hits and six walks as Terpstra took the loss with nine hits and six walks. B&K battery was Houser Breen. Ver Meer battery V Terpstra Vos.
Marion County 9 Otley, with Ron Dieleman, Don Ver Meer, and Case De Haan leading the Bankers, Dieleman bagged two singles and a homer while Ver Meer added a single and double. De Haan had three singles as LeRoy Van Wellen earned the win with seven hits allowed, one walk and three strikeouts.
Roger Slykhuis led National Bank with a single and a double while Dennis Brand earned the win allowing six hits. Bill Chambers and Marv De Zwarte added key hits as Arvin Roose took the loss after ten hits and three strikeouts. Final scores show a 11 to 1 victory with runs spread across innings.
Don Hoekstra and Bob Vander Waal sparked Trinity with Hoekstra earning a double and Vander Waal two singles. Marv Hiemstra was the winning pitcher allowing three hits two walks and one strikeout. Marion Terpstra took the loss for Peoria after yielding seven hits one walk and four strikeouts. Batteries Peoria Terpstra and R Bandstra Trinity Hiemstra and Van Voorst. Peoria 000 000 1 · Trinity 002 112 x 6 7 3.
Trinity defeats Otley 5 to 3 as Waasenaar and Vander Waal lead with multiple hits. Hiemstra allows five hits with no walks or strikeouts to earn the win while Wichart takes the loss after ten hits and three walks.
Marion County defeated Peoria 15 to 5 to secure the league championship. Darrell Dieleman led the Bankers with two singles a double and a homer in four at bats Don VerMeer added a single and triple Ron Diele homered Sandy De Haan earned the win allowing four hits four walks and four strikeouts Terpstra and Nibbelink starred for Peoria with triples and Bob Bokhoven took the loss. Batteries Peoria Bokhoven De Jong Marion County De Haan Van Weellen.
Rolscreen beat Ver Meer as Bob Plate and Gerald Vander Linden drove scoring with three and two singles respectively. Vander Linden earned the win allowing five hits seven walks and one strikeout while Van Wyk took the loss with eleven hits and no walks. Batteries listed as Ross Van der Linden and McCombs for Rolscreen and Van Wyk and Kruis for Ver Meer.
Rex Van Dyke and Charles Burnett spark Pella National to win over Breen and Kelder man to move into a tie for second place. Van Dyke singles and hits a Grand Slam, Burnett adds two singles a triple and a homer. Dennis Brand earns the win with seven hits three walks and three strikeouts. Modlin takes the loss allowing five hits two walks and one strikeout.
Peoria Stockyards scored twice in the fourth inning to defeat Killduff 2 to 0 and reach the Pella softball tournament semifinals. Vander Molen started the inning with a double, Dahm drove in Van der Molen, and Dahm scored on Bandstr der Molen, with the other double providing the only extra-base hit. Killduff shortstop Schmidt and Ratcliff contributed singles. Van Gorp pitched for Peoria with two hits, three walks, one strikeout. Ryken relieved. Van Soelen posted five hits, two walks, four strikeouts for Killduff.
The Pella Merchants lost to New Sharon 3 to 2 last Tuesday evening, ending their run in the soft ball tournament. Dingeman opened with a single and drove in a run, while New Sharon scored three runs in the first three innings. Haworth led New Sharon with a triple, and Bob Ferguson contributed two runs with a walk and a single. Darrell Dieleman had two Pella hits, and the game featured multiple fielder’s choices and errors.
Arrangements have been made with the De Velles to a reas tions of the PELL CURONT CLE readers about the Olds Age Survivors and Disability Insurance. Questions will be published in this column. Send questions to Mr Wy Co Berebis Security Advisory to WU Street. Des Moines. Question on retirement and wife eligibility for social security. Answer explains benefits depend on net earnings and deposit records. suggests discussing with adviser for best outcome.
A fragment describes an odd kitchen tip about preserving fish in sour milk and layered wraps to drain excess moisture. The text is garbled but hints at a convenient method for storing fresh fish with simple materials.
Memory Lane recounts twenty years ago Captain Alvin Evers honored with Soldier’s Medal for heroism at Green Island date unclear. The account notes misread name Capta in Bers and a chaotic scene with gasoline fire and rescue effort. Also mentions Des Moines golf prize and an Iowa campaig n police registration drive, with several garbled names and fragments.
Police began rounding up bikes after slow compliance. One early capture belonged to Anthony Tysseling, City Dad and Chamber of Commerce president. He paid a 10 cent fee and 5 cent fine before departing, his face red with embarrassment.
Ten years ago the Marion district awarded soil conservation honors. Clarence King Washington township was noted as cooperator most fully completing his program. Other winners included Anton M Blom and son Lawrence as best owner tenant cooperators and Wallace West Clay township for most progress. Farmers and Merchants of Pella held a chicken dinner picnic August 16 with a 17 to 8 softball win for the farmers. Grain storage construction advanced in Pella with Bakker Kus building a 70 by 28 foot warehouse and 28 by 28 foot mixing room, plus a 16,000 bushel elevator. Farmers Coop Exchange planned a 42,000 bushel storage building and Reuben Schakel erected two 104,000 bushel metal buildings.
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