Pella Drops Second Conference Game to Albia 59 56
Pella loses to Albia Blue Demons by 59 to 56 in a tight conference clash. Albia top scorers were Charlie Coghlam with 23 points and alley Hoekstra added 18 for Pella, while Roy and Walster shared guard duties. Final by quarter: 13 22 39 59 for Albia and 16 28 36 56 for Pella.
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Albia Blue Demons
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Roger Hoekstra
Pella
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Bender
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Fresh-Soph
Alumni Defeats P C Eagles 62 to 40 in Indianola
Alumni beat P C Eagles 62 to 40 after a tight first half. Third quarter surge gave the alumni a 47 30 lead aided by a fast break. Don Ver Meer led scoring with 17 and Doug Ver Meer top-scoring for the varsity with 14. The Eagles out rebounded 42 35 but could not overcome the pace. Indianola Dec 7 1965.
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Sandy
de Haan
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Ray Pothoven
Doug Menninga
Case de Haan
Geeen
Rob Rooy Seine
Archie Vander
Union Pacific Rock Island merger publicity card
The proposed Union Pacific Rock Island merger would form a single line from the West Coast to Chicago and St Louis, improving freight schedules and reducing interchanges. It should boost service, car supply, and job growth in communities served, with stakeholders urged to contact local UP offices for more information.
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