Traditional Awards At CUI All-Sports Banquet
Central University honors football players and captains at Graham Hall banquet. MVP honors go to Capt. Mark De Cook with four years on football and three on baseball. Mentink awardee Jim Danks, senior, from Runnells, also outstanding on and off the field. Four co captains named: Dykstra, Carlson, Slyk huis, Ebbers. All-District honors include De Cook, Danks, Slykhuis, Dykstra. Bus Mertes spoke on teamwork and dedication.
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Central College
Central Club
Graham Hall
Schilder
Mark de Cook
Pella
Mentink
Jim Danks
Runnells
Dick Dykstra
Bill Carlson
Des Moines
Charlie Slykhuis
Paul Ebbers
Morrison
Ill
de Cook
Danks
Slykhuis
Dykstra
National Assn
Iowa
Bus Mertes
Drake
Mertes
Mark
Central
Schipper
John Ver Heul
Les Claussen
Ron Schipper
South Central Conference Basketball Standings Update
Chariton 77 over Knoxville 67 Valley 69 over Pella 39 Albia 51 over Clarke 37 Indianola 57 over Oskaloosa 38 standings reflect results from recent league games with key district teams in motion.
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Knoxville
Valley
Pella
Albia
Clarke
Indianola
Oskaloosa
Albia Chariton Vall Clark
Knoxville Pella
Central College Players Gain All-District Football Honors
Central College dominates NAIA All-District selections with four players on the roster. Offensive picks include tackles Charlie Slykhuis and center Jim Danks, while defensive honors go to Capt. Mark De Cook and Dick Dykstra. Dykstra previously earned All-Iowa Conference honors. Central tops district with four selections.
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Charlie Slykhuis
Otley
Jim Danks
Runnells
Dubuque
Wartburg
St. Ambrose
Graceland
Iowa Wesleyan
William Penn
Larry Shoop
Upper Iowa
Hal Kuck
Westmar
Central
Joe Clausen
Morningside
al Payne
Simpson
Lyle Buddenhagen
Cenal
Bob Bressle
Jim Hoffman
Darrell Will
Art Kossack
Mark de Cook
Pellans Ranked With Iowa's Top Tennis Players
A Pella group led by James and Gordon Graham and Ray and Sid De Haan earned state level tennis rankings announced by the Iowa Tennis Association. Ray De Haan ranked seventh in senior singles, Gordon Graham twelfth in 14-year-old boys, with Ray and Sid De Haan first in father and son doubles and Sid with Carol McCollum fifth in mixed doubles. The association also lists Pella as the 21st strongest tennis city in Iowa, with 48 towns represented in 1962 tournaments.
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Pella
Iowa
Iowa Tennis Association
James
Gordon Graham
Ray
Sid de Haan
The
Tennis Association
Ray de Haan
Sid
Carol McCollum
James Graham
Pella Current Events Roster For Community Groups
November events list at Central Auxiliary Graham Hall and Jordan Hall includes a gift bazaar supper and 7:30 pm program. December schedules feature American Legion Auxiliary meeting Calvary Mission circle Women’s Guild First Presbyterian Church Soup and bake sale Camp Fire meeting and member election Federated Breakfast honoring new members at Jordan Hall Note restricts parking on east Main Street.
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Graham Hall
Federated
Jordan Hall
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Ralph Danks
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Norm Anderson
Dale Fridley
John Nair
George Yaniger
Rich Steffens
Babe Tysseling
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Herb Mentink
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Dimmy Dickens
Leon McAulift4
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Wade Ray
TAX Inc
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Econom Re
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Marion County
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A. M. de Zwarte
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al de Wild
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Bob Hope
Chronicle
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Women’s Auxiliary
American Legion
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Calvary Mission Circle
E.O
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Dar Hiddleson
Main Street
the Legion Hall
Wm. Zmolek
Emmett Stevermer
McElwyn Whiteker
McElwyn Whitaker
Marion County Extension Council
Marion County Extension Service
Pella Vo-Ag
Bakker & Rus - Brom’s Hatchery
Farmers’ Co-op Exchange
Renaud Farm Serv
van Gorp Hatchery
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