Central fall to Upper Iowa in season opener
Central, in a tight early game, led briefly but its defense dissolved in the seventh and eighth innings as Upper Iowa surged to a 10 to 2 victory. Anderson held Upper Iowa to two runs through five, but a seventh inning rally and an eighth inning explosion doomed Central. Neifert and Harrison produced late highlights, while Tysseling and Ver Dught sparked the Dutchmen’s early threats but could not sustain the offense.
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Central
Upper Iowa
Upper Iowans
Doc Dorman
Anderson
Dorman
Tysseling
Welcher
Hughes
Ver Dught
Casey Neifert
Kregel
Shillinglaw
Schnack
Basketeer
Haverkamp
Sungalia
Jack
Shorstop
Neifert
Harrison
Tharp
ABA Hpoa E Tysseling
Kregel If
Harrison c
Muyskens
Haverkamp Ss
Anderson P
Elantz c
Anderson Se Peick
Myers If
Untitled baseball game recap with score 10 to 2
Two base hits by Hughes and Tysse ling, plus strong pitching by Welcher and Anderson mark a decisive Upper Iowa win. The box score notes six walks issued by Anderson and Schnack two, Welcher three, plus two wild pitches from Anderson and stolen bases by Schnack and Shillinglaw. Final score Central 2, Upper Iowa 10 with a 000 010 001 and 000 020 44x line.
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Hughes
Tysseling
Anderson
Schnack
Welcher
Tharp
Echnack
Shillinglaw
Tynan
Mullin
Central
Upper Iowa
Pella High Drops Two Baseball Games in Weekend Set
Pella High lost two games over the weekend to teams previously beaten. In a Thursday game against Lynnville, Pella led 3-3 through five innings but seven errors doomed them 7 to 8. Fennema and Bosveld allowed most of Lynnville’s runs, while Dykstra Wagaman and Scull starred for Lynnville. In the second game, New Sharon edged Pella 3 to 2 after a rough start for the Little Dutchmen, who managed only one hit through three innings before a late rally.
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Pella High
Lynnville
Des Moines
Scull
Pella
Fennema
Bosveld
Dykstra
L. Renaud
Wagaman
Wilson
New Sharon
Santa Claus
Stutzman
Cummings
van Arkel
Ulrich
Joe van Arkel
Johnson
Central Loses to Quakers on Errors in 3-1 Setback
Central baseball drops to Penn 3-1 after six misplays by Central infielders led to the Quakers scoring two early runs and another in the eighth. Luther Anderson held Penn to six hits and fanned nine, but costly errors doomed Central as Bollman pitched well for Penn in an errorless effort.
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Central
Quakers
Central Loses to Iowa State 12-3 in Ames
Central mishaps and ten errors doomed the Dutchmen as Iowa State built a 12 to 3 win on eleven hits. Anderson and Schnack were expected to handle Thursday’s pitching duties for Central, which closes the season against Albia Junior College after the Ames contest.
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Central
Ames
Iowa State
Pella
Penn
Anderson
Schnack
Albia Junior College
Town
Harrison
Harden
Ossian
Pella Winds Up Ball Schedule Next Week
Pella high closes its 1988 season with a 4 to 2 win over Sigourney and faces tough games ahead. The Little Dutch travel to Rose Hill for a match with Mike Wasson’s team, then go to Sully for School Day action. A Sigourney game likely shifts to Tuesday due to college home dates, and Wednesday features a closing game against North High of Des Moines.
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Sigourney
Pella High
Little Dutchmen
Rose Hill
Mike Wasson
Sully
Central
North High
Desines
Pella
Local Tilt Date Hoped To Shift After Sigourney Game
According to schedule the local mentor seeks to move the tilt to Thursday or Friday afternoon due to the Sigourney game on Tuesday. The change would adjust plans for players and fans nearby and may affect travel and timing for the visiting team.
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Cording
Safe Way to Lose 38 Lbs with Kruschen Salts
Florence Lof tus of Boston shares weight loss proof after four months using Kruschen Salts. She dropped from 165 to 127 pounds, says she feels healthier and more energetic, and warns against skipping the daily dose. She recommends one half teaspoon in hot water each morning and avoiding fatty foods, potatoes, and sweets for best results.
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Florence Loftus
Boston
Two-base hit by Neifert fuels late inning rally
In a tight game Central and Penn award two base hit by Neifert in the ninth. McHargue to Wilson to Miller and Owens to Wilson to Miller turned double plays. Tysseling stole twice, Linaberry also stole. Tharp Nagel sacrificed, Anderson wild pitched. Bollman struck out three, Anderson nine. Left on base Central six Penn four.
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Central
Luther Anderson
Penn Quakers
Oskaloosa
Anderson
Penn
Wilson
Haverkamp
Nagel
Quakers
Linaberry
Schnack
Bollman
Tysseling
Ver Dught
Tharp
Neifert
Casey Neifert
Owens
McDonough Bollman
Miller
Harquess
Gill
Dught
Sehnack
Kregel
Muyskens
Harrison c . Anderson
Mc Hargue
Verought
Farrison
Place Gravel on Galesburg Road
Trucks have been busy hauling gravel and placing it on the road north of town along the Pelin Galesburg road. Work extends to the river hill with one and a half miles left for future funding. The road committee of the Chamber of Commerce met the county board to seek an appropriation for remaining work.
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Pelin-Galesburg
River Hill
The
Chamber of Commerce
County Board of Supervisors
Jasper County
How Is Your Lawn Mower Working
The lawn mower is used frequently around town and yields neat lawns, though some appear shaggy.
Inactive premises spark call for town beautification
The article argues that vacant houses and neglected lots harm the town’s appearance. It notes owners forget maintenance without renters, urges every property to be kept tidy, and asserts beauty depends on 100 percent upkeep across all lots.
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Pella Pella
Iowa
Rece Lhate
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Plymouth Rocks
J. H. Shinn Hatcheries
Pella, Iowa
N. E. Crooks
Evans
Babe Tusseling
Guernsey
South Woods Dairy
John W. Vos
Galesburg
Felco
Taintor
Redfern
Chick Ma
Farmers Co-operative Exchange
Peter de Cook
Mer
Great
Middle West
U. S
Standard Oil Company
IGE Atlas Tires
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