Central College 1966 Football Schedule Sets Five Home Games
Central College unveils a nine game 1966 football slate with five home games at Kuyper Field including North Central Simpson William Penn Wartburg Dubuque Luther Homecoming versus Luther and Winona State. Ticket prices rise to 2.00 general admission 2.25 reserved with student rates 1.00 high school and .50 grade school. Family season package 35.00. extra reserved seats 25 cents per game. athletic council also sets basketball general admission at 1.50 adults. Tickets go on sale mid August via Prof. Herbert G. Mentink.
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Central College
Kuyper
CUI
Ronald Schipper
Central
North Central
Simpson
William Penn
Luther
Winona State
Flying Dutchmen
Upper Town
Fayette
Wartburg
Waverly
Dubuque
Buena Vista
Storm Lake
Central College Athletic Council
Herbert G. Mentink
Athletic Council
Klyn Tire Beats Farmers Coop In Lopsided Softball Game
Klyn Tire dominated Farmers Coop 24 to 8 with steady scoring in the first half and 15 runs late. Roozenboom led Klyn Tire with a triple while Dykhuis doubled for Farmers Coop. Batteries were Klyn-Bandstra Roozenboom and Coop Hackert Boot.
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Klyn Tire
Farmers Coop
Swanp Farmers Coop
Roozenboom
Dykhuis
Klyn
Coop
Klyn - Bandstra
Farmers Coop - Hackert and Boot
Rolscreen Beats Vanden Berg Insurance in Rally Hit Game
Rolscreen flipped Vanden Berg Insurance 15 to 5 as Ralph De Haan boosted his pitching record to 6 wins and 1 loss. The game opened with a 5-0 lead for Rolscreen, Vanden Berg tied it in the second, and Rolscreen rallied in the third and fourth innings.
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Rolscreen
Vanden Berg Insurance
Ralph de Haan
Joss
Vanden Berg
Seote Upsets as Rol Screen Clinches Win
Rol screen built early lead and stretched it to 18 to 5 by the end of the fourth before the game was halted and Rol screen ruled the winner. Bruinekoal led with two doubles while Vanden Berg contributed five runs batted in. Batteries: Rol screen De Haan Van Dyke. Vanden Bergens Koopmans Branderhorst.
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Rolscreen
Rolescreen
Bruinekoal
Vanden Berg
Otley Narrowly Defeats Leighton 7-6 in Tight Win
Otley edges Leighton 7 to 6 after a late rally. Vos struck out 16 with two hits allowed as Otley led all game, Leighton briefly closed to one run in the fifth before Otley held in the sixth to close out the win.
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Otley
Leighton
Vos
Rotary 9 West End Triumph In Baseball Match
Rotary secured an early lead and dominated West End 9 to 1 on July 14, piling up eight runs in two innings and adding one in the third. West End scored in the final frame but could not overtake Rotary, who benefited from six West End errors. Vines led Rotary with three hits. Pipple had two for West End. Batteries were Rotary Vines and Houser, West End Van Wyk and Pipple.
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Rotary
West End
Vines
Pipple
Houser
van Wyk
Deer License Available by First of August
Deer license applications for the 1966 Shotgun and Bow and Arrow deer seasons will be available to the public around August 1, 1966. Applications may be obtained from Conservation Officers, County Recorders, and most license outlets, plus the State Conservation Commission office in Des Moines. Shotgun applications must be received by August 19, 1966, 4:30 p.m. CDT, at the central office to avoid automatic rejection. Bow and Arrow applications have no deadline. Major changes in the application procedure are noted.
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Conservation
State Conservation Commission
East 7Th and
Court Avenue
Des Moines
Bow & Arrow
Deer license rules issued by state conservation commission
The commission spokesman announced changes for the coming season. Applicants must choose zone one or two and hunt only there, with 3000 short zone and 25000 long zone licenses authorized. Do not indicate a zone or check both zones and the application will be returned. Multiple applications and personal checks are prohibited. A $10 remittance is required with each application and cash should not be mailed. Special licenses are available for three consecutive years without a license in prior years.
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Commission
State Conservation Commission
Iowa State Fair Tractor Pull Offers $100 Prizes for Four Lads
The Iowa State Fair in Des Moines Aug 19 28 features four classes of tractor pulling with $1,100 total prize money. Finals will award $100 to each class winner along with a trophy, plus four additional placements. Entry requires qualification via a county fair or independent contest, driver age at least 16 with parental consent for minors, weigh ins and instruction times listed, and official blanks postmarked by Aug 19.
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Iowa
Des Moines
State Fair Board
Kenneth R. Falk
Falk
Iowa State Fair Board
Dés Moines
Tractor Pull Contest Rules Listed for July Fair
The PPLLA Pack 9 Chronicle notes the July 21 1966 tractor pull open to farmowned rubber tired tractors excluding industrial or four wheel drives and dual wheels. Entrants may pull only one day for both fairs with a maximum speed not exceeding 542 MPS. One pull per contestant unless a tie. Judging committee: Bill Yeast Maurice Beaver Jay Steen.
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Bill Yeast
Greater Des Moines
Farm Bureau Offers $100 Reward for Property Theft
The Marion County Farm Bureau votes a $100 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of anyone who steals or destroys property of its members. Worth Rankin Jr. says the sheriff will determine eligible recipients, aiming to aid law enforcement. Board members present include Rankin, Rabkin, Jansen, Walraven, and others.
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Marion County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Worth Rankin Jr
Marion County Sherriff
Boyd Rabkin
Wayne Jansen
Harold Walraven
Wayne Hughes
Ken Woody
Glen Brown
Summit Area Hosts Wide Roster of Visitors
Community members and relatives from Pella Monroe and nearby towns gathered as Mr and Mrs Walter Van Doorninck hosted relatives including Mrs Nettie Douma of Canada and many cousins. Visitors from Sask and Indiana joined local families for weekend events and church activities in Monroe and Oskaloosa.
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Summit
Walter van Doorninck
Nettie Douma
Canada
T. J. Bientema
Leighton
Sue Vriezelaar
Brightsdale
del Barber
Barber
Marion Heemstra
Marilée
Gerald van Nouweling
Pella
Gertrude van Houweling
Carl Weyers
Otley
Carl van Houweling
Ronda
Jacob Vos
Gerrit van Hulzen
David
Reasner
J. W. Vriezelaar
van Hulzens
Bradley
Lisa van Hulzen
Nelson van Huizén
Yellowstone
Victor Edsall
Pueblo
Colorado
Marietta Lininger
Indiana
Diane Miller
RLDS
Monroe
Milo Clark
John Paxson
Walter Duty
Knoxville
Oskaloosa
Anie Ver Dught
Lake Ponderosa
J. J. Buwalda
Lee Vriezelaar
Mary
Janice
Leon Ray
Ronna
Risi
Gilman
Donald de Reus
Kevin
Robert van Essen
Kenneth Vanden Berg
Mark
Eric
Jack
Ankeny
Walter van Doornincks
John P. Vanden Berg
Sask
Loren West
Laura
Mary Jean
Boulder
Colo
Francis van Dusseldorp
Filmer van Memert
Ifenry Ver
Woert
Maytag
Newton
Roy van Essen
H. W. Vriezlaar
Janice Rice
Arthur Vriezelaar
Saskae
H. W. Vriezelaar
Vriezelaar
Jeffrey Vriezelaar
Teth de Prenger
John van Zante
Roger Sterk
David van du
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Thurs
Oliver
van Zee
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Goudyk
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Groenendyk
Istormor
Iain Cing
RMS
Cheapplaire Privat Id Stes
Stormer
Son Sully
Nortion
Chronicle
Summit News
Charles Brueton
Tim
Albert City
Major
Donald Vriezelaar
Wichita
Kansas
Carrie Vriezelaar
Attic Barnes
Bert Barnes
Dept
Minneapolis
Minn
Colfax Sale
W. F
Colfax Sole Company
Clippinger, ‘Shields & Briles
MGRS
Earl & Bill Shields
AUCTS
Mercury
Ulrich Motor Company
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