Dutchmen and Dubuque battle to scoreless tie at Kuyper Field
Central and Dubuque played a 0-0 draw Saturday afternoon before a cold Parents Day crowd at Kuyper Field. Dubuque recovered a Dutch fumble early but could not score, while Central drove to the Dubuque five but came up short. The second half featured stout Dutch defense stopping Spartans twice on the 22 and 12. Late in the fourth, Dubuque moved from their 17 to the Central five with drives by Geisler and Rathje before stalling.
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Dubuque
Kuyper Field
Vetire
Ed Owens
Spartans
Graham Fee
Bob Klein
Dale Geisler
Norm Rathje
Central and Dubuque battle ends in hold as Bell stays
Central battles to a tie with Dubuque as Daggy Carle and Bush star players depart after final game. Daggy caps the runback, Dubuque blocks a late kick, and Geisler intercepts near the goal line. Central finishes 2-4-1 in conference play, 3-4-1 overall. Bell remains with Dubuque for next season. The page notes a coaching tribute and Delta explanation.
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Dubuque
Bob Carle
Dale Daggy
Carle
Daggy
Fee
Phil Bush
Geisler
Tommy Hall
Iowa Wesleyan
Ed Owens
Dick Mitchell
Ray Boyd
Bob Klein
Verle Rinehart
Jack Schoop
Phil Schrank
Eldon Schulte
Gary Williams
Arnie Dahm
Babe ‘Tysseling
Pella Christian Teams Sweep Four Wins In Week
Pella Christian High Boys and Girls basketball each won two games this week. Girls beat Fremont 43 27 with Nancy Terpstra scoring 20. Boys opened with a 55 34 win over Fremont as Kenney Rouw led with 27. In Knoxville, both teams won, girls 54 23 and boys 53 44 as Rouw again led with 23 points.
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Knoxville
Pella Christian Girls
Fremont
Nancy Terpstra
Cook
Pella Christian Boys
Eagles
Rouw
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Kenney Rouw
Larry Dinsmore
P.C
Kenny Rouw
Panthers
Christian Gals
Eaglettes
Pella Christian
Nancy Memmelaar
Mitchell
Walsh H.S
Ottumwa
Frosh-Soph Boys
Ulalsh High
Central College Preview: Varsity versus Freshmen Benefit Game
Central College basketball fans are invited to a 8 p m preview game at the college gym in Pella on Tuesday. The varsity faces the freshmen in a fundraiser for the Basketball Hall of Fame honoring Dr James Naismith. Admission is 25 cents.
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College
Pella
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Basketball Hall of Fame
James Naismith
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Marims Kregel
Ken Leats
Ron Huibregtse
Virgil Dykstra
Leroy Timmer
Gary Boeyink
Eldon Schulte
Vernon Jurgens
Rich Youngberg
Rich Ogden
Bruce Schoolmeester
Jim Vroonland
Jo Brouwer
Dewny Edwards
Graham Fee
Tom Hall
John Carle
Tom Kemppainen
Bob Boyert
Duane Kruen
Darrell Brand
Kregel
Grinnell College hosts eighth annual basketball clinic
High school coaches and players attend the Grinnell College clinic on Saturday November 30 with demonstrations and technique talks by four top prep mentors E G Shrimp Stowbridge Don Shupe Charlie Mason and Ray Standerwick. Grinnell freshmen and varsity teams will scrimmage at 4 p m followed by evening high school games West Waterloo versus Oska loosa and Keokuk against Grinnell.
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Stowbridge
Iowa
West Waterloo
Don Shupe
Keokuk
Charlie Mason
Oskaloosa
University of Iowa
Ray Standerwick
Grinnell’ High
Manning
John A. Pfitsch
Grinnell
Pella High grid squad dads share dinner and talks
About 65 members of the Pella High School football squad, dads, and guests dined in Second Church Parlors. Former teacher Bob Omick praised players and coaches, Marinus Kregel linked squad traits to life success, and Coach Babe Tysseling noted odds of making college squads. Wayne Hill hosted, Matt Heerema led the event.
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Pella
Jim Klyn
Bob Omick
Bob
Marinus Kregel
Inter
Babe Tysseling
Rudy Ulrich
Wayne Hill
Matt Heerema
Fre donia hen lays double egg with inner shell
Mrs. E E Shellabarger of Fredonia reported a hen laid a peculiar double egg. The external shell measured about 6.75 inches by 7 inches and was unusually tough yet pliable. Inside lay a second perfectly formed white hard-shelled egg.
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E. E Shellabarger
Fredonia
Luther and Parsons Set Iowan Conference Showdown
Luther leads the Iowa Conference at 6-1 with Brad Mustad starring in a 26-13 win over Wartburg as Parsons trails 5-1-1 after a 12-7 victory over Buena Vista. The title race hinges on Friday's Decatur clash at Decorah, postponed earlier due to flu, with Luther needing only a win or tie and Parsons needing a win to claim the crown.
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Parsons
Iowa
Decorah
Wartburg
Buena Vista
Brad Hustad
Mustad
Ictory
Jack Schultz
Lake Crookham
Oskaloosa
Fred
Final period rally seals win over Iowa Wesleyan
The team rallied in the third period to edge Iowa Wesleyan 14-18 and a separate game between Dubuque and Central ended in a 0-0 tie per U P Dispatch reported to Oskaloosa Herald.
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Dubuque
Central
U. P. Dispatch
Oskaloosa Herald
Nile River Stretches 4160 Miles as Africa's Longest
The Nile River extends about 4160 miles, earning its status as Africa's longest waterway. The elephant remains the largest living land animal in global fauna.
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