Central Dutchmen roll over Dominican 98 52 in Racine
Central's Flying Dutchmen raced to a 16-6 lead and blasted Dominican College 98-52 in Racine during a Wisconsin road trip. Harold De Bie poured in 23 points, George Shatzer hit 9 of 9 shots for 19, and Loomans added 18 with eight rebounds as Central improved to 5-3 and prepared for the St Ambrose Holiday Tournament in Davenport Iowa tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Dominican College
Wisconsin
Racine
Harold de Bie
George Shatzer
Shatzer
Loomans
Kent Sneller
Dutchmen hold national rush defense rank in final stats
Central College led by Ron Schipper finished second nationally in rushing defense in final 1960- season statistics from the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. The Dutchmen were seventh in total defense and fifteenth in rushing defense while finishing as Iowa Conference co champions and 17th among small colleges. Dennis Descoteau, West Liberty sophomore halfback, ranked 27th in rushing with 757 yards on 132 carries for 5.7 yards per carry and 84.1 yards per game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Schipper
Central College
National Assn. of Intercollegiate Athletics
Iowa
Dennis Descoteau
West Liberty
Central College Defense Ranked First Nationally in Football
Central College Flying Dutchmen, Iowa Conference champions, top the nation in scoring defense at 4.8 points per game over nine games, with Muskingum second at 5.1. The squad also ranks fifth in rushing defense and held opponents to 1,273 total yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Schipper
Flying Dutchmen
Muskingum
Ohio
Morgan State
Maryland
Ft. Valley State of Georgia
Central tops Carthage 68 to 59 on road trip start
Central Dutch beat Carthage College 68 59 in Kenosha Wisconsin at St Joseph High School Gym. Second half surge 17 1 run after a tied first half split 32 32 as Gene Loomans nets 11 and Wayne Olm scores 12 in a see saw outing. Harold De Bie leads CUIs with 14 rebounds and 6 baskets.
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Central
Carthage College
St. Joseph High School
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Carthage
Jerry Parks
Gene Loomans
Dutch
Redmen
Wayne Olm
Pella
Central Name
FG. PF. TP. de Bie
Loomans
I Sneller
Schultz
Olm
Stone
Justice
Kooiker
Shatzer
Vander Jagt
Carthage Name
PF. TP
Thorp Nehls
Parks i
Fedynik
Crear
Coffman
Jukisch
Central College Eyes Third Holiday Tourney Title
Central College aims for a third straight holiday tournament crown at the St. Ambrose tourney in Davenport starting Tuesday night. The Dutchmen, 5-3, after wins over Carthage and Dominican College, boast a 57-point allowed average and a three-game win streak, with a semifinal vs St. Ambrose and a possible final against the winner of Loras and Carthage. The squad returns to Iowa Conference play January 8 at Iowa Wesleyan, then hosts Upper Iowa.
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Central College
Davenport
St. Ambrose
Orange City
Iowa
Valley Christian
Artesia
Calif
Central
Loras
Simpson
Wartburg
Luther
Parsons
Kregel
Iowa Wesleyan
Mt. Pleasant
Upper Iowa
Rev Brong to Speak at Berean Baptist Sunday
On Sunday morning January 3 Rev Donald Brong of Clear Lake Iowa will be guest speaker at Berean Baptist Church He will also occupy the pulpit in the evening while Rev Nieman speaks at Perry Iowa Rev Brong a former Monroe pastor is State Baptist Missionary and director of the Baptist State Camp at Clear Lake He will show slides on camp work during the evening and will be hosted by Dr and Mrs Kenneth Van Wyk and family in Pella
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Sandridge
Donald Brong
Clear Lake
Iowa
Berean Baptist Church
Nieman
Perry
Monroe Baptist Church
Rong
General Association of the Regular Baptist Church
Baptist
Brong
Pella
Kenneth van Wyk
Reformed church youth gather for holiday fellowship
More than 550 young people from across the United States attend the Reformed Church in America Holiday Youth Fellowship Convention on Central College campus through January 1. The theme If You Have Faith highlights Christian faith for the Twentieth Century with speakers Dr. Marion De Velder Dr. Calvin Vander Werf and Rev. Donner Atwood. Fraternal delegates join from United Presbyterian USA Presbyterian US Cumberland Presbyterian and Christian Reformed churches. The Youth Department sponsors the event directed by Rev. Albert Ten Clay of Homewood Illinois.
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The
Reformed Church In
Marion de Velder
the Reformed Church
Calvin Vander Werf
Hope College
Donner Atwood
Reformed Church of
Pompton Plains
New Jersey
United Presbyterian Church, USA
Presbyterian Church In the
United States
Christian Reformed Church
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Youth Department
Albert Ten Clay
Homewood, Il
Christmas party highlights and fines listed for Iowa Electric Life
The Pella Knoxville and Chariton division employees held their annual Christmas party at the Chariton Country Club on December 22 with an attendance that included Mr and Mrs Pfeffer of Cedar. Mr Pfeffer former Knoxville manager presented Mrs Violet Calhoun with her retirement check after 29 years as Knoxville secretary. Carrie Muilenberg of Pella attended as guest and former Pella secretary, now retired four years. Fines levied for speeding and traffic violations are listed for numerous individuals across several towns, with amounts ranging from five to thirty five dollars and including offenses such as speeding beer on a public highway and obstructing streets. The list also notes appeals and district court actions.
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Pella- Knoxville &Chariton Division
The
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Chariton Country Club
Pfeffer
Cedar
Knoxville
Violet Calhoun
Carrie Muilenberg
Pella
Central College Ranked 17th Among Small College Teams
Central College in the Iowa Conference earned a 8-1 record and was placed 17th in the NAIA small college rankings by a 15 member coaches panel. Concordia Minnesota claimed No 1 and Sam Houston State Texas No 2 in the NAIA Football Coaches Association list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College
National Assn. of
Iowa
Concordia
Minn
Sam Houston State
Texas
Pella Mfg League Sergers and Accessories Scores
The readable section lists Pella Mfg League items including Sergers 23 16 22 and Cylinderettes 20 1 14 26 with three game scorers Sergers 343 299 292 934 and Cuff Links 345 331 316 988 Cylinderettes 296 325 320 941 Collar Pins 284 378 318 980. High games and series show Linda Derringer 147, Ella Elliot 135, Evelyn Sparks 385 and Myrtle Spratt 345.
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Linda Derringer
Ella Elliot
Evelyn Sparks
Myrtle Spratt
Annual meeting of Pella hospital members Jan 18
The Pella Community Hospital invites members to a 7 30 p m meeting on Monday January 18 in the basement. Three board of trustees seats will be filled from nominees John Boat Henry Klein William De Jong Rudy Ulrich Charles Vander Ploeg Willis Van de Voort. Reports on last year’s operations and other business will be discussed.
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Pella Community Hospital
John Boat
Henry Klein
William de Jong
Rudy Ulrich
Charles Vander Ploeg
Willis Vande Voort
6000 Bushels of CCC Corn Bid Opportunity in Jasper County
Roy A. Thompson, Chairman of the Jasper County ASCS, announces 6000 bushels of CCC bin site stored corn offered for sale by sealed competitive bids. Bids due by 3:00 p.m. December 30, 1964, at the County ASCS office. Prospective bidders may inspect the grain with county office arrangements. Contact for complete bid forms and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy A. Thompson
Jasper County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
CCC
ASCS
Summit Strivers Christmas Party Held December 19
The Summit Strivers 4-H Club met December 19 at June Bogaards home with Diana Lang straat Janice Langstraat and June Bogaards reading a Christmas poem and story. Mothers and leaders received gifts as games and Bingo followed with refreshments served by Mrs. Bogaards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit Strivers 4-H Club
June Bogaards
Diana Langstraat
Janice Langstraat
la von Johnson
Janet Langstraat
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PF. TP. de Bie
Sneller
Schultz Olm
Schatzer
Binkowski FG
de Ae Cramer
Ksicinski
Iggulden
Kais
Aeehenky
Castaneda
Garchek
Steimle
Vmnee
T Gray Sorrase
Arnold de Bruin
Descoteau
Bill Hogan
Route 2
West Liberty High School
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
W. L. Pella
Chariton
Valley
Winterset
Albia
Snelter
Marinus Kregel
Berean
550 Reformed Church
Iowa Electric Light & Power Co
Justice Court
Richard T. Elliott
David P. Meyers
Otley
Howard Vander Pol
John D. Steinmeyer
Minnesota
Warren L. Wittenburg
Alvin R. Meppelink
Curtis Joosten
Robert Steenhoek
Bernard W. Brom
Edwin Jansen
Johnnie E. Thomas
Arkansas
Shelby J. Netten
Mark J. Vegelaar
New Sharon
Roger E. Bernisse
Donald J. del Vecchio
Mason City
Gayford G. Brown
Marion
Betty Jean Monster
South End
Rolscreen
Chronicle Ads
Co-op
Tulip Bowl Grandia Locker
Steenhoek Auto
Pella Coast
Team No
Zylstra Bros
Holleman
Pella Mfg. League
Pella Hospital
Jasper County
Rowidl Lee
MSHA
Wilson Jewelers
Verought Agency
Verle — Verna — Nelly
Hoeksema
Wormhead
Bob
Pella Bootery
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