Bowling league standings and high scores from Tulip City area
Reads like a lane-by-lane scorecard from Feb 8 to 12 showing teams such as Ver Ought Agency West End Service and Tulip Lanes. It lists series and game highs, individual scores for both men and women, splits picked up, and team tallies across multiple local bowling competitions. Names include Debbie Ver Meer, Marlene Hartgers, Sandy Nunnikhoven, Joe Haines, and Don De Bruin among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WoLava
Marion Co. State Bank
Sarings & Loan
Main Corp Corp
Rebout Tire Co
Jaards Texaco
Mey Ought Agency
West End Service
Rella Woodcraft
Iscreen
Tip City Agency
Rela Excavating
Pubria Stockyards
Itler Body & Boat
Techys Auto Parts
Furniture
Ye Vee
Biigh
Ought Agency
tMigh
WWL Pet. Verlmeer Mfg
Nigks Greenhouse
Vermeer
Pharmacy
van Gorp
Nicks Greenhouse
Paul Pippel
Don de Bruin
Kenneth Ristenpact
David Boxhoven
Tulip City
Pet
Pella Nat'l. Bank
Don & Randy's
Pella Woodcraft
Koopman &Eeling
Ulrich’s Meat
Culligan
Farmer's Coop
Sandy Nunnikhoven
Dee Koopman
Joe Haines
Vern Gilbert
Bert Eeling
Connie van den Baard
Don
Don & Randy
Ulrich
Hillbillies
Rolling Dutchmen
We Three
Blue Jeans
Little Dutch Tn
Nova Spoelstra
Ellen Haley
Scott Visser
Russell Judge
Bombers
Cimen
Dennis Schuring
Bruce Byers
Larry van Houweling
John Haley
Danny de Haan
Lady Dutch rout Fremont in sectional opener 80 to 56
Pella high girls dominated Fremont in the sectional first round at Fremont. Liz Bruinekool scored 41 and Rhonda Naaktgeboren added 20 with 19 rebounds as Pella outboarded 62 to 31 and converted 35 field goals to 16. Coach Bob Kramer praised effort but noted too many turnovers and a 43.5 percent free throw rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella High
Fremont
Pella
Bob Kramer
Liz Bruinekool
Rhonda Naaktgeboren
Lori
Wickhart
Janiece Meulpolder
Kramer
Eaglettes defeat Twin Cedars in sectional opener 78 58
Pella Christian girls rout Twin Cedars 78 58 at Pella Christian to open sectional play. Sally Swank 26, Leann Jansen 25, Paula Van Rees 23 lead balanced PC scoring as they build 26 10 halftime lead, outrebound 32 22 and shoot 59 percent. Coach Ver Meer notes team effort and strong defense. PC limited Sabrettes to 19 field goals and 15 players see action. Regular season finale win over Snydel preceded playoff start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella Christian
Twin Cedars
Eaglettes
Sally Swank
Leann Jansen
Paula van Rees
Sabrettes
Jerry Ver Meer
Snydel
Seann Jansen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beulah Blom
Donna Vroom
L Huerter
Bev Rozen
Boom
Helen den Hartog
Sharon Wycoff
Kathy van Ee
Shirley Bloodsworth
Marlene den Jorg
Denise Gast
Linda Vander Horst
Pelia
David Meinders
Troy Matice
Darla Pokorney
Christi Koopman
Scott Wit
Troy Klein
Donald Pokorney
Wol Pte, Geetings, Inc
Steenhoek Auto Supply
Klyn Tire
Sma Produce
Stock Yards
Iscreen Co
Anc
S Auto Parts
Baw
Ian
Steenhoek
Geetings, Inc
Sma
Stahoek
Rolscreen Co
Oer
Jgh
Ron
Setey
Ron Ver
Dave Bokhoven
Stankderman
Tulip City Bantam
L Pet
Sharks Roadrunners
Rolling Stones
Speedy Lions
Flintstones
Sharks
Roadrunners
Tigers of the
Denny van Hemert
Greg Allen
Farr
Schmidt Sully
Iowa
Oskaloosa Livestock
Jim McDonough
Accu Ld NT
PTC
Leighton Lumber & Hardware
Saydel
Ver Meer
Fie
Kathy Vander Hoek
Lori Vander Laan
Vander Hoek
Vander Laan
Grinnell ‘Livestock Exchange
Ralph Fleener
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Botter
Nick’s Farm Service Inc
Sully
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Otley
Monroe
R Falco