Rams Track Opens Season With Returning Lettermen
The 1977 Ram squad kicks off its track season under Coach Dick Barrett with 17 competitors. Returning lettermen include seniors John Winkleblack Kent Hovey Garry DeWall and sophomores Guy Dewey Tim Ryen. Events span pole vaults by Craig Pederson and Kevin Hilton to sprints, distance and field events. The Rams open April 5 at Rockwell City, then Pocahontas Relays April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Barrett
Ram
John Winkleblack
Kent Hovey
Garry DeWall
Guy Dewey
Tim Ryen
Rams
Craig Pederson
Kevin Hilton
Brian DeWall
Kevin Kerns
Doug Metz
Kevin Maassen
Hovey
G. DeWall
DeWall
Mick Reigelsberger
Bruce Schoon
Gary Miller
Eric Vaughn
Ryen
Winkleblack
Schoon
Kerns
Miller
Vaughn
Dave Robinson
B. DeWall
Mike DeWolf
Rockwell City
Pocahontas
Humboldt Outlaws win state Special Olympics basketball title
The Humboldt Outlaws work study team edged the Davenport Bluedevils 41 39 to claim the State Special Olympics Division I championship. Dale Benz scored 26 points as Humboldt erased a six point halftime deficit. Coach Mary Hilger and Paula McSweeney led eight work study teams at Hoover High School Des Moines March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt Outlaws
Davenport
Bly Devils
Merrerd
Work Study
Dale Benz
Bluedevils
Outlaws
Mary Hilger
Paula McSweeney
Hoover High School
Des Moines
Humboldt
Sion
Rock Valley
Algona
Jeffersons
Gordon Benz
Bradgate
Doug Stougard
Donald Stougard
Gilmore City
Brian Nelson
Dakota City
Alan Robinson
Darrel Jacobson
Dean Beebe
Mark Wellman
Gerd Johnson
Woorden Benz
Gilmore
ARROW
Arrow Relays and Laurens Marathon Relays Schedule
Track events listed include Pocahontas Relays for boys on April 12 at Arrow and Tike Relays for girls at Titania on April 12. Laurens Marathon Relays for boys on April 18. girls events on April 20. junior high track at Manson on April 19. golf meets at Rolfe with Albert City and Rockwell City on April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas
Titania
Laurens-Marathon
Manson
Albert City
Rolfe
Rockwell City
Rolfe Girls
Rams golf team picks up strong turnout for spring season
RHS golf coach Marsh Farley reports 14 boys and girls out this year with five returning letterwinners. Eight boys form the Ram golf team led by seniors Mike Shimon and Greg Reigelsberger, with several juniors sophomores and freshmen also on board. The Rammettes feature Peg Peterson Beth Pohl Brenda Hughes and more, opening April 20 at Rolfe against Albert City with Ramettes hosting Rockwell City on April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Frerk
Kerry Bennett
Connie Nelson
Kim Stover
Shelley Ives
Rhonda Rutgers
Melinda Gardewine
Nelson
Stover
Rutgers
Frerk
Bennett
Rammette
Gardewine
Howard
Rammettes
Vander Wilt
RHS
Marsh Farley
Ram
Mike Shimon
Greg Reigelsberger
Shimon
Mark Freeman
Jeff Lexterkamp
Mike Bennett
John Behrendsen
Mick Reigelsberger
Dave Robinson
Peg Peterson
Beth Pohl
Brenda Hughes
Pez Peterson
Lisa Post
Della Shelgren
Deb Shimon
Rams
Rolfe
Albert City
Rockwell City
Bowling Standings Week of March 22 Show Team Scores
The Record-Democrat lists weekly standings with Rolfe St. Bank leading among teams at 56 44 and high team 3-games 1869. Howard Shimon Ford posts top 3-game total 41709 while Betty Pedersen Maxine Johnson and Betty Vosberg lead individual 3-game and high game efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry Lavery
Democrat
Maxine Johnson Wood
Maxine Johnson
Irene Maassen
Jolene Gaffey
Rolfe St. Bank
Democrat Wood
Wood
Howard Shimon Ford
Maxine Johnson Sunnybrook
Palmer St. Bank
Dee Cockburn
Halla
HIT & Miss
Betty Vosberg
Cs Rolfe St. Bank
Tacordr Denoret
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Teesweg
Winkleblack, Metz
Dewey
Keith Vander Wilt
Jayne Brinkman
Val Larson
Rita Johnson
Brenda Shelgen
Laurie Allen
Kelly Howard
West Bend
Joyce Brinkman
King Stover
Benz & Stougard
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation
Ithsaa
Gryve
Jimmy Connors
Onnors
Jimmy
Belleville, Illinois
Jack Dempsey
Golf
Phyllis Zeman
Golf Chairman
Rolfe Golf Club
Longhorn Steakhouse & Lounge
Glenore City, Lowa
Chen Ham
Sanday
M & M Service
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