Huisman Mfg Wins Thriller In City League Action
Huisman Mfg overcame a 30-19 halftime deficit to edge Nick's five 49-47 on a last second field goal by Dick Schmidt. Van Gorp's upset undefeated Van's 39-38 as Wendell Roelofs hit the decisive late shot, while Bob's Clothing beat Rolscreen 41-35 behind 15 points from Drisen and Sutphen. Nick's Greenhouse closed to 54-85 victory over Rolscreen to boost their record to three wins.
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Huisman Mfg
Nick
Huisman
Paul Dingeman
Butch Shepard
Vern Jurgens
Roelofs
Rolscreen
John Nummerdor
Dick Knoot
Bob
Rolsereen
Van’s
Collegians
Jurgens
Huffman
Van's
Pace
van Gorp
Dwight Roorda
Don Hiemstra
Bob’s
Drisen
Sutphen
Bob's
Rouw
Mark de Cook
Nick’s
Don Buyert
Leo van Vark
Rosseveen
Ken Rouw
Denny Pace
Wendell Roelofs
van Gorpens
Bob’s Clothing
Dubuque Edges Central After Slow Start Rally
Dubuque came from behind to defeat Central 75 to 70 on Saturday night. Dubuque outshot the host and dominated rebounding 63 to 33, despite Central hitting 41 percent. John Carle scored 30 for Central while Heidenreich led Dubuque with 21 as Buelow and Yapp added 17 and 14.
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Central
Dubuque
John Carle
Heidenreich
Carle
Fee
Boyert
Buelow
Carle Central
Graham Fee
Dave Eidahl
Yapp
Pella Suffers Fifth Conference Loss To Valley
Pella High's Little Dutch drop to 1-5 in South Central Conference after a 56-49 setback at Des Moines Valley. Valley led throughout with 15-4, 31-17 and 42-33 margins as Wood and Neasham scored 23 and 16 for the winners while Schakel topped Pella with 21 points and Vanden Berg added 15.
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Pella High
Little Dutch
Des Moines Valley
Valley
Wood
Neasham
Pella
Doug Schakel
Phil Vanden Berg
Quartz
Roger Stykhuis
Jan Kregel
Garrett and
Pettis
Lynnville Sully Teams Win Pair At Colfax Friday
Lynnville Sully swept Colfax Friday night with the girls edging 44 38 for a 11th straight win led by Charlotte Northcutt 17 Carolyn Kooistra 15 and Thelma Jansen 12. The LS boys crushed Colfax 69 44 led by Denny Brand 27 Larry VanderWerff 15 and Roger Schultz 12.
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Lynnville-Sully
Colfax
Colfax Femmes
Hawkettes
Charlotte Northcutt
Carolyn Kooistra
Thelma Jansen
Martha Mack
Tomjanovic
Denny Brand
Larry VanderWerff
Roger Schultz
Danny Vande Krel
Carle Among Nation's High Scorers for Small Colleges
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau list for period ending December 26 ranks John Carle of Central College as a top small college scorer. He averages 28.4 points over 8 games with 227 total points from 91 field goals and 46 free throws, placing him 7th among similar players. Close leaders include Hill, Altenberg, Covington, Gary, Monson, Wolfe, and Fierney as the only other Iowa name in the top 24.
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National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
John Carle
Central College
Carle
Hill
Winston-Salem College
Altenberg
Cornell College
Covington
Mississippi College
Gary
Monson
Northern Michigan
Wolfe
Marietta College
Iowa
Fierney
Upper Iowa
Pella Christian Wins Two At Malcom On Road
Pella Christ ian boys beat Malcom 54 to 34 after a 57 percent team shooting and a 29 14 halftime lead. Evans led Malcom with 15 points while Rich Jellema scored 17 for Pella Christian. Christian girls won 46 36 with Carolyn Vos scoring 26, Barbara Robertson 14, Joye Barnes 13 for Malcom. Both teams move to 7 4 on season.
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PCHS
Malcom
Eagles
Evans
Rich Jellema
Pella Christian
Carolyn Vos
Christian Girls
Barbara Robertson
Joye Barnes
Bowling Scoreboard Highlights From Local Leagues
In the women s league on December 29 Pat Blom rolled the high game 211 and Marilyn Van Dusseldorp led the high series with 482. In the city league on December 30 Orlin Hummel posted the top series 632 and Ken Schakel had the best game 196. January 4 features Bakker and Rus and other local sponsors with top team and individual marks including Bakker & Rus 935 for a game and Rus Auto 2764 for a series. Marv Engbers tops the games with 233 and Mary Engbers the series with 576.
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Pat Blom
Marilyn van Dusseldorp
Orlin Hummel
Ken Schakel
Bakker & Rus
Rus Auto
Marv Engbers
Mary Engbers
January 6 WaL Pet De Jong Floral Floral League Scores
A fragment lists participants with percent scores and totals from January 6 including Van's Food Market Rosser's Bowleros and Brn & Kelderman. High game is Beulah Vander Streek with 189, and high series is Rosemary Stump with 495.
City Bowling League Standings and High Scores
Sham's Shell leads city league with a .648 average and 35 wins for 19 losses. Rolscreen Co. No. 229, Budweiser, and Davis' Barber Shop follow with 28–26 records. Davenport Tailor and Duncan's Cafe trail. high scores show Ken Schakel 556 series and Phil Visser 219 games.
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Sham’s Shell
Rolscreen Co. No
Budweiser
Davis’ Barber Shop
Davenport, Tailor
Duncan's Cafe
Ken Schakel
Phil Visser
Widespread Pool of Scores in Pella Area Bowling Meet
On January 11, 1960, local bowling standings show South End 66 with a 26 frame series of .490 and notable scores for Bakker and Rus, Pella Poultry, Rolscreen, Ulrich Motor, Steenhoek Auto, Vermeer Tenpins, and others. Key pairings include South End 66-1010 and 66-2850 series, with Harry Koopman and Lee Van Gorp posting notable figures.
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Bakker & Rus Rus Auto
Pella Poultry
Ulrich Motor van Gorp
Ann's Lunch
Pella Engraving
South End
Chronicle Ads
Steenhoek Auto
Vermeer Tenpins
Harry Koopman
Lee van Gorp
January 12 1960 bowling scores and high games
A fragment lists venues and percentages with scores for January 12 1960 including De Jong Floral Coffee Shop Van's Food Market Rosscreen Bowleros Breen and Kelderman Boat and Boatsma Felicettes Ver Dught Ins West End Service C and M Trucking. The high game is Henrietta Wallace at 193 and high series Barbara Jansen at 480.
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Henrietta Wallace
Barbara Jansen
Bench grinders boost home farm workshop efficiency
Don Burrowbridge of Thor Research Center explains portable electric bench grinders with milled angle guides for sharpening drills chisels and planes. He notes reinforced eyeshields safety and setup anywhere with power, giving angles for chisels drawknives plane blades and twist drills. Readers may send DIY questions for Thor to answer by mail from Marengo Illinois.
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Don Burrowbridge
Thor Research Center For
Thor Research Center
Marengo
Ill
Tulip City Bowling League Leads and High Scores
In the Sportsman League bowling results Pella Canning tops with 82 percent and 746 high series. Tulip Bow and Dutch Inn Cafe appear among top teams. High game: Chuck Peters 223 and Alvin Van Dyke 554 for the day.
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Sportsman League
Pella Canning
Tulip Bow
Dairy Queen
Tulip City Barber
Globe Plumbing
Roth and Assoc
Clover Leaf Dairy
Pella
Garden Sq. Cafe
Ta Dutch Inn Cafe
Chuck Peters
Alvin van Dyke
Urge Farmers to Plan Now for Brucellosis Test
Marion County cattle owners should plan to test their herds for brucellosis within two or three months. Now is the best time as testing near buildings avoids field work. Contact veterinarians soon to arrange testing under the area control program.
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Marion County
Richard Freeman
Marion County Accelerates Brucellosis Testing Effort
Marion County reports steady progress in its brucellosis testing program started about a year ago and plans to speed up to ensure all herds are tested within 18 months. Farmers should have their herds tied by April 1960, with questions directed to local veterinarians or the county extension office.
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Marion County
Freeman
Fireman Warren Stroup honored for 50 years of service
Warren Stroup of Wapello was honored for 50 years of service in the Wapello volunteer fire department. He serves as the department's present treasurer and is recognized for longtime commitment.
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Warren Stroup
Wapello
Stroup
Mrs Anna Gregory Keeps Family Typewriter Since 1900
Stapleton of Lake Park owns a Smith Premier No. 2 typewriter passed through the family since 1900. It still writes but printing is dim due to no 1% inch wide ribbon. The machine has a double alphabet with capital letters on black keys and small letters on white keys.
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Anna Gregory. Stapleton
Lake Park
Strawberry display at Columbus Junction home on Christmas
Edvisor of Columbus Junction showed a large fully developed strawberry picked from his patch on Christmas day. The event highlights home gardening pride and seasonal fruit during the holiday period.
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Edvisor
Columbus Junction
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Bill Shields
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