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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1976
Page
6
The Pella high wrestling team staged a furious comeback against Centerville on Thursday but the Little Dutch lost 31-30. Pella recorded several pins in a hard fought meet, with key actions shaping a dramatic finish.
Harold Bevis earns Tiger of the Week after a 2 21 pin at 145 pounds as Pella wrestlers edge Centerville early on. Junior varsity fell 41 31 while results list winners and pins from 98 through heavyweight bouts including Caren and Bevis clinchers.
Alumni from Pella Christian and Pella Community high schools will play girls and boys basketball Tuesday December 28 at the Pella Community gymnasia. Girls tip at 6:30 p.m. followed by the boys. Admission is 1.50 for adults and .75 for students. Alumni from the past three years play girls and those from the last two years play boys. Scores show several past matchups with Pella alumni defeating or losing to opponents in individual bouts.
Central College women’s basketball defeated Wartburg College 72 to 63 and Iowa Wesleyan 72 to 63. Cindy Urbanek and Stephanie Trisler led with 16 points each against Iowa Wesleyan, while Dede Gipson and Cindy Less grabbed nine rebounds. Holm added eight and Less and Holm posted big rebounding nights. Trisler scored 19 against Wartburg, Holm 11. Central hosts Simpson College at Kuyper gym next Wednesday at 7 p.m.
Central College matmen finished fourth with 38 points at the Knight Invitational in Waverly. Paul Tanis won 220 pounds and Bill Plein took second at 118. In Kuyper gym, Central beat Grinnell 36-9 and Iowa Wesleyan 48-12, with five Central grapplers earning pins.
Recreation Commission notes registration starts December 20 for the second semester of the nursery school. Classes begin January 10, 1977 with a $35 fee for 16 weeks. Open to all kindergarten entrants for fall 1977, max 22 children per class. Golden Service Van to Oskaloosa Friday December 17. call 628-4571. Senior Citizens tours for 1977 announced. Open gym during Christmas holidays at Middle School December 23 24 27 31.
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