Central Falls to Parsons in Heartbreaker 75 73
Central dropped a 75 73 decision to Parsons College after a tight battle that kept the game close throughout. Loomans led Central with 21 points before fouling out, as Parsons surged late to hold on and ruin Central’s bid to rise above .500.
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Central
Parsons College
Wildcats
Parsons
Dubuque
Loomans
Fred Jackson
O. B. Nelson
Harold de Bie
Ronnie Teague
de Bie
Sneller
Oli
Schultz
Shatzer
Big Waupun
Simpson College
Central Gft
Olm
Stone
Kooiker
Justice
Adkins
Ilelgeson
Elias
Jackson
Wilson
Lewis
Erwin
Comigne
Teague
Tulip Bowl Leads In Local Bowling Standings
Readable lines show team listings and high scores from a Pella area bowling event. Notable figures include Dykstra Transfer with 1033 total, C. Steenhoek 236 in a series, and Herb Blom 554. Other teams cited: Rolscreen, Schiebout Tire Co, Ver Dught Ins, Ideal Pharmacy, The Grill, and more.
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South End
Chronicle
Pella Coast
Grandia Locker
Steenhoek Auto
Zylstra Bros. High
Stoker
E. Engbers
Ivan Kaldenberg
the Grill
Ideal Pharmacy
Dykstra Transfer
Schiebout Tire Co
C. Steenhoek
Herb Blom
Knoxville Escapes Pella Christian Junior Eaglettes 39 38
Knoxville squeezed past Pella Christian Junior Eaglettes 39 to 38 on December 14. The Eaglettes led 18 to 16 at halftime but could not hold the advantage as Gene Druyshout topped scoring with 22 points.
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Pella Christian
Eaglettes
Knoxville
Gene Druyshout
Central club honors Slykhuis Dykstra and Stone at all-sports banquet
Central's all-sports banquet recognized tackle Charlie Slykhuis as the Schilder Blanket Award winner for leadership and performance. Dick Dykstra received the Mentink Award for inspiration, with Tom Stone named captain of next year's Flying Dutchmen. Slykhuis, Dykstra, and Stone all earned All-Conference and All-District honors while overcoming injuries.
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Charlie Slykhuis
Central
Schilder
Pella
Slykhuis
Mentink
Flying Dutchmen
Tom Stone
Dick Dykstra
Herb Mentink
CUI
Chronicle News
Basketball Scoring and Rebounds Highlight Local Game
The report notes Pat Engbers leading with 7 points followed by Linda Boender Judy Schimmel and Ann Vander Beek with 8 points each. Linda Pleima and Velma Bandstra added one point. Ruth Van Ee led guard play with 10 rebounds and 5 steals, Mary Bandstra had 2 rebounds and an interception, Ann Vander Beek had 3 steals, while Dorothy Hol had 4 rebounds and Betty Brux voort one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Engbers
Linda Boender
Judy Schimmel
Ann Vander Beek
Linda Pleima
Velma Bandstra
Ruth van Ee
Mary Bandstra
Dorothy Hol
Betty Bruxvoort
Pella Christian Jr Eaglettes Fall to North Mahaska 40 33
Pella Christian Junior Eagettes were edged 40 to 33 by North Mahaska in a Saturday game. Pella led 11 9 after one quarter and 22 13 at halftime. The lead stayed until the final period when North Mahaska pulled ahead and clinched the victory. Pat Engbers led Pella scoring with 13 points.
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Pella Christian Jr. Eaglettes
North Mahaska
Pella Christian
Eaglettes
Pat Engbers
Gene Dryfhout
Basketball box score summary for local teams
Marilyn Bruxvoort scored four points while Linda Boender and Judy Schimmel added two each. Ruth Van Ee grabbed 11 rebounds and made two steals. Mary Bandstra had two steals and three rebounds, Velma Bandstra three rebounds, Nancy Hagen and Dorothy Hol each had one rebound.
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Marilyn Bruxvoort
Linda Boender
Judy Schimmel
Ruth van Ee
Mary Bandstra
Velma Bandstra
Nancy Hagen
Dorothy Hol
Two Cars Collide Head-On Near Pleasantville
At 2 15 p m on December 12 a head-on collision occurred on a county road four miles northwest of Pleasantville. Larry Snook, 19, of route 2 Prairie City, traveling west, and Ivys Ray Bender, traveling east, caused about 900 in damages with Snook's car at 500 and Bender's at 400. No charges or injuries were reported.
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Pleasantville
Nick de Ruiter
Larry Snook
Prairie City
Ivys
Ray Bender
Snook
Bender
Hoyt Holstein Sets 15910 Pound Milk Record
Lazy H Hilda a four year old registered Holstein cow owned by Robert L Hoyt of Dallas Township produced 15910 pounds of milk and 689 pounds of butterfat in 303 days according to the Holstein Friesian Association of America The record reflects strong dairy output and honors Hoyt family achievement in registered cattle farming.
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Lazy H. Hilda
Robert L. Hoyt
Dallas Township
Holstein Friesian Association of America
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Eureka Pines
Pella Floor Crafters
P.C. Jr. Eaglettes
Ership
Dykstra
Coats & Men’s Boys
Hoyt Holstein
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