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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1966

Page

4

Central Keeps Scalps Central College In Big Fall Opener

Central College dominates Simpson College 20 to 6 as Ron Schipper’s defense limits the Redmen to 271 yards while Central gains 432 yards. Denny Descoteau carries 26 times for 140 yards and Doug Van Buren adds 154 rushing yards as Steve Langrud contributes 74 on 10 carries. The Flying Dutch offensive line anchors the grind, praised by the coaching staff.

Central College Simpson College Ron Schipper Simpson Redmen Central Simpson Jerry Berry Dim Henderson Redmen Denny Descoteau Doug van Buren Central Eleven CUI Steve Langrud

Central Dutchmen Triumph Over Simpson 20-6

Central University of Iowa defeats Simpson 20 to 6 as Descoteau and Van Buren star on offense. Key plays include a 65 yard TD by Van Buren and a 47 yard pass to Denny. Defensive standouts include Glann Dagh and Em dling. Henderson shines as replacement, while Schipper commends De Camp and the team’s hard hitting defense.

Schipper Simpson Jerry Berry Henderson Central Redman CUS Descoteau de Camp Denny Cnough Berry Craig Fisher CUI Doug van Buren Red Wall Redmen van Buren

Central edges Simpson as Langrud breaks for 52 yard TD

Berry and Henderson pace Central against Simpson with Langrud racing 52 yards for a second half TD. Central jumps to a 20 6 lead after a failed PAT and an onside kick saga. Flying Dutchmen head to Fayette to face Upper Iowa University Peacocks at 1 30 p.m.

Simpson Steve Langrud Central Heerema Tom Spencer Berry Henderson Red Tide Descoteau Fayette Peacocks Upper Iowa University

Pella Ends Drouth Beats Chariton 7-0

Pella’s football team ended a losing streak with a 7 to 0 victory over Chariton at Chariton. Led by Jim Heerema 4.2 yard average on 21 carries and Tom Van Sittert 4.7 on 11 carries and a TD, the Little Dutchmen built a scoring drive as Sid Blommers and Dennis Van Gorp anchored a strong defense late. Chariton reached the 3 yard line but was halted by Van Gorp Blommers and setbacks from Jim Crane and Denny Milnes. Pella finished with 175 rushing yards to Chariton’s 194. Kevin Klein attempted two passes with no completions. Next Friday Pella visits Albia for a conference game.

Descoteau Dennis Heerema Cui Simpson Jim Heerema Tom van Sittert Kevin Klein Wayne Frank Vin Pe Pati Wasaseesaw Bate Pella Dennis van Gorp Blommers van Gorp Chariton van Gorp-Blommers Jim Crane Denny Milnes Klein

Bowling standings and high games from September 6 1966

The record lists bowling teams A and W Root Beer Rexall and others with scores and wins. High games include Shirley Sowles 210 Shirley Dykhuis 201 and Sandra Young 197. Notable players Dykhuis Ruth Van Rees and Ruth Van Rees are named among scores and team positions.

Wil Pet. A & W Root Beer Rexall Coffee Shop Breen & Kelderman Boat Furniture Central Park Tulip City Beauty West End Service Van's Shirley Sowles Shirley Dykhuis Ruth van Rees

PHS Fresh-Sophs Lose First Tilt To Knoxville

Knoxville shut out Pella in the first half and led 13 to 0 at halftime. In the third quarter Joel Vandevoort connected with Larry Criss on a 27 yard TD pass, but the extra point failed and Pella remained behind. A late fourth quarter bid was negated by holding as time expired with Knoxville ahead 13 6.

PHS Fresh-Sophs Knoxville Pella Joel Vandevoort Larry Criss Eric Rierson

Keith Van Hemert Wins Pick the Winners Contest

Keith Van Hemert 203 in dependence Pella won the Pick the Winner football contest for Saturday's games. He received a Manhattan shirt from Bob's Clothing and 3 pizzas from Cubit's Steak House. Claire Gifford Ken De Wild Jim Starks Hank Shetterly and Don Roorda tied for honorable mention.

Keith van Hemert Independence Pella Manhattan Bob's Clothing Cubit’s Steak House Claire Gifford Ken de Wild Jim Starks Hank Shetterly Don Roorda

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