Lynnville Sully defeats Pella Christian 57 24 in Sully gym
Lynnville Sully Hawkettes roared to a 20 3 first quarter lead and won 57 24 over Pella Christian Eagles. Top Eagle Gene Dryshout scored 12, while Wagaman led Lynnville Sully with 23. Ken Van Wyk led the Eagles with 25 points and 9 rebounds as the Hawks dominated boards.
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Central back on court for Simpson College match January 26
After exams Central College basketball searches for consistency in a 4-4 Iowa Conference slate. Freshman Shatzer shoots 21 of 23, Loomans leads scoring at 18.6, De Bie rebounds 10.5, Sneller 11.5 points. The Dutchmen aim to rebound nationally with disciplined play and a 145 personal fouls in 10 games.
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Lynnville-Sully Tops Pella Christian 57 45 in Clash
The Lynnville-Sully Hawks defeated the Pella Christian Eagles 57 to 45 in a non conference boys basketball game. The Eagles led 8-6 after the first quarter and stayed within four early in the second before trailing 24-16 at halftime. The tight defensive effort and late surge by Lynnville-Sully sealed the outcome.
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Pheasant Hunt Tip Mark the Spot
In season drivers spotting a pheasant drop an empty shell to mark the location and guide the start of the hunt for Mr Ringneck.
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Eaglettes crush Deep River 67 51 on Friday night
Pella Christian Eaglettes defeated Deep River-Millersburg Falcons 67 to 51 at Central College Gym. Nancy Vos led with 38 points, Pat Ver Meer 19, while Baethke scored 38 for Deep River. Rebounds and steals highlighted the defense as Twin sisters Engel and Bandstra contributed key plays.
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Pella Christian Hosts Invitational Debate Tournament Saturday
Pella Christian High will host an invitational debate tournament on Saturday January 2 starting at 9:00 am. Teams from Ottumwa High Knoxville High Dowling High Des Moines Newton Senior High Valley High Pella Christian and Tri-County What Cheer will compete in four rounds of traditional debate.
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Little Dutch Meet Albia Friday Night At Home
The Pella Little Dutchmen host Albia Blue Demons Friday night at the Pel Ja gym with an 8 p.m. tip. Coach Dave Bender lists Bill Van Zante and Dave Toom at forward, Stan Poortinga or Stan Evers at center, and Steve Budding with Craig Douwstra or Duane Vander Melen at guard. Albia is led by high scoring guard Overturf. A previous meeting had Pella win 86 55 at Albia, and a Fresh Soph game starts at 6:30.
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Junior Eaglettes Defeat Hedrick 47 42 In Central Gym
Pella Christian Junior Eaglettes beat Hedrick 47 to 42 at Central College Gym on Saturday January 16. Judy Schimmel led with 15 points, Gene Dryshout 9, Pat Engbers 8, Linda Boender 7. Veldhouse Terpstra Bandstra and Vander Beek 2 each. Hedrick’s Cheryl r scored 29 with 10 rebounds in the loss.
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Carol Veldhouse
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Chariton defeats Pella in seventh consecutive meeting
Chariton trounced Pella last Thursday visiting in a league game. Chariton led from the first quarter and maintained the advantage, finishing with a final score of 30 to 16. Marc Mills scored seven for Pella as fouls evened at twenty to twelve.
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Pella Eighth Grabs First Victory Over Chariton
Pella Eighth won their first game last Thursday against Chariton. Pella led early, finishing the first half ahead 2 to 0, while Chariton surged in the second half. Key scorers included Ron Menninga with eleven points, Larry with ten, and Gordon.
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Gordon
Pella Edges Chariton 35 to 30 in Narrow Win
Graham scored nine points as Pella defeated Chariton 35 to 30. The game featured tight defense and a late surge by the Dutch to hold the lead.
Bowman Cliff Lawson Bags First Bowhunted Buck
Cliff Lawson of Route 3 Manchester bagged a buck while bowhunting for the first time. He harvested the deer south of Dun Dee along the Maquoketa River.
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