Little Dutch Roar To State Tourney Triumph
In Marshalltown Joe Brummel and Larry Olsthoorn combined for 34 rebounds to lift Pella to a 69-57 sub state win over Roland Story and advance to the state tournament. Jay Bender led with 26 points while Olsthoorn and Brummel dominated the boards with 18 and 16. The Little Dutch, 18-3, next faced Council Bluffs St. Albert. Coach Dave Bender praised defense by Van Vark and himself, lauded bench support, and expressed town pride at the state bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Joe Brummel
Larry Olsthoorn
Roland Story
Council Bluffs - St. Albert
Dave Bender
Jay Bender
Kent van Vark
Bob Bosch
Steve de Vries
Curt Koopmans
Jeff Naaktgeboren
Olsthoorn
Brummel
Bender
Knoxville
Pella
Round House
Bowling Meet Highs And Scores At Tulip Lanes
High Ind series includes Dennis van Andel 595 Joe Haines 73 Tony Nunnikhoven 557. High Ind game Dennis van Andel 225 Tony Nunnikhoven 211 Gerald Van Andel 210. Tulip Lanes 5526 54027 streakers 4833 Sears Pringles NF 39 percent 41V2 53718. Gutter Cleaners 19 261 percent 50413. Splits Bruce Byers 2 9 Dennis Schuring 3 10 Karl Schmid 5 7. High Team Series Tulip Lanes 2356 Pringles NF 2110. High Team Game Tulip Lanes 808 Streakers 738. High Games Series Girls Boys Beth Gifford 190 524 Terri Baker 175 396 Debbie Schuring 724 Karl Schmid 224 521 Bruce Byers 210 531 Dennis Schuring 190 513.
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Dennis van Andel
Joe Haines
Tony Nunnikhoven
Gerald van Andel
Wol Pd
Tulip Lanes
Sears Pringles N.F
Gutter Cleaners
Bruce Byers
Dennis Schuring
Karl Schmid
Pringles N.F
Beth Gifford
Terri Baker
Debbie Schuring
Tulip City Bantam 3 15 75 bowling results
A dense score report shows Tulip City Bantam beating Tigers 51 to 30 in a league night with top series 1819 by Tigers and 1776 by Gutter Cleaners. Multiple individuals across teams achieved high games and series including Dianne Milianta and Nick Witt, with notable team highs for Boomsma Produce and Marion County Bank.
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Tulip City Bantam
Tigers
Tulip City Bombers
Eagles
Big Roller
Gutter Cleaners
Nick Witt
Brenda de Jong
Michelle Koke
Dianne Milianta
Linda Neil
Ronnie Booy
Russell Judge
Nickwitt
Local bowling scores reveal tight competition among leads
Patti De Moss tops with 187 followed by Pat Willett 184 and Marlene Hartgers 182 in a close race. Donna Kaldenberg 181 and Judy Houser 180 trail, with Linda Vander Horst 180 and Mary Battistello 179, 175. Bev Wisse 179.
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Patti de Moss
Pat Willett
Marlene Hartgers
Donna Kaldenberg
Judy Houser
Linda Vander Horst
Mary Battistello
Bev Wisse
Pella School Seeks Substitute Teachers for 1975 76
The Pella Community School seeks substitute teachers for the remainder of this year and for 1975 76, with emphasis on qualified certified substitutes for grades 6 12. Starting February 27 pay rose to 28.00 dollars per day. Call 628 1111 to add your name to the substitute list.
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Pella
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Aoke
Pella Chronicle
Norsemen
Roar
Tulip City
Pella Woodcraft
Farmer's Co.op
Veld
Pella Nat’l. Bank
Vanden Berg
Koopman & Eeling
Boomsma's
Woodcraft
LaVonne de Ruiter
Dixie
Duinink
Earl
West End Ser
Nick's Greenhouse
Sideal Pharmacy
Vermeer Mig
An Gorp
Tvermeer
Peigh
West
Ben E. Marlenee
Moines
Boomsma
Dutch Buffet
Hamres Tap
Steenhoek Auto
Pepsi Cola
Rodger Braathart
Dave Weicht
Paul Pippel
Doug Smid
Bruinekoo! Wells
Marion County Bank
County Bank
High Ind
Edith Buwalda
Shirley van Rees
Corinne Shetterly
Denise Gast
Helen den Hartog
Dot van Niewaal
Debbie Ver Meer
Kathy van Ee
Shirley Bloodsworth
Marion
Taylor
Topper
Ken
Sully, Iowa
Tony's Auto Parts
Geetings, Inc
Hamres Tapee
WL Avs
Fuller Body & Boat
Tulip City Agey
Marion Co. Bank
Ulrich Motor Co
Savings & Loan
Bogaards Texaco
Pella Coast
Schiebout Tire Co
Rolscreen
van Gorp Mig
West End
Dught Agency
Dale
Marion County Taxpayers
Margaret Hayes
Marion County Treasurer
Marion County
Chevrolds
White Way Auto
Taine Area
Bata
Kramer
Franklin-Pella
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