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High School Baseball Season to Open May 20 Eight Conference Affairs Listed On 21-Game Schedule Will Open Here Against Rock Valley Sioux Center's high school baseball team, coached by Dave Mulder, will open a Zl-game schedule here a week from today Thursday, May 20 when they'll entertain Rock Valley at 4 p.m. The local team was scheduled to hold its first organized workout yesterday with only part of the boys expected to report for the practice because of the Tulip Festival Relays at Orange City which involved several of the local baseball boys. Among the boys expected to report for practice are 10 lettermen Carl Bleeker, Gene Den Herder, R. G. Boeyink, Les Brommer Jerry Den Herder, Terry Visser, John Ver Steeg, Merlin Berkenpas Vern Den Herder and Frank Bruinsma.

The local team has a schedule of 21 games, plus tournaments. The first five games will be at 4 p.m. and all the rest will be evening games beginning at 8 p.m. In six instances, 6 p.m. junior varsity contests will precede the 8 p.m.

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The schedule lists home and away games with nine different teams and single encounters with Floyd Valley, the Faculty and Spirit Lake. The schedule (games at 8 p.m. unless otherwise indicated): May 20 Rock Valley, here, 4:00. May 21 Floyd Valley at Alton, 4:00. May 25 at Sutherland, 4:00.

May 27 Faculty, here, 4:00. May 28 at Granville Spalding, 4:00. May 31 West Sioux, June 5 Maurice-Orange City at Orange City. June Vermillion, June 10 Boyden-Hull, June 14 Central Lyon at Rock June 17 Granville Spalding, here. June 21 at June 24 Maurice-Orange City, here.

June 28 West Sioux at July 1 Boyden-Hull, July 7 Sectional Tournament. July It Central Lyon, July 19 Spirit Lake, July 22 Sutherland, here. July 26 at July 30 at Rock Auguil 2 Canton, 'Junior Varsity game at 6 p.m. Empire Conference game, Walleye, Sauger and Northern Piko Seasons Now Open In Natural Lakes Iowa fishermen are reminded that the walleye, sauger and northern pike seasons opened Saturday, May 8, in the natural lakes of the state. The combined daily catch limit of walleye and sauger in most of the natural lakes is five with a possession limit of ten.

The daily limit of northern pike is three with a possession limit of six. However, in Little Spirit Lake, Dickinson County; Iowa and Tuttle (Okamanpedan) Lakes, Emmet County; Burt (Swag) Lake, Kossuth County; and Iowa Lake, Osceola County, the following exceptions apply: The walleye daily catch limit is six, possession limit six; northern pike daily catch limit three, possession limit three. There is no minimum weight or ength requirement on any of the hree species. The season on these three game fish species will remain open until February 15, 1966. There is a continuous open season on walleye, sauger and northern pike in all streams, Missouri and Mississippi River oxbow lakes and artificial lakes and in the boundry waters of the state which include the Missouri, Mississippi and Big Sioux Rivers and the inland waters of Lee County.

In the boundry waters the combined daily catch limit of walleye and sauger is 10 with a possession limit of 20. The daily catch limit of northern pike is five; possession limit is 10. The daily catch limit and possession limit of walleye, sauger and northern pike in streams, oxbow lakes and artificial lakes are the same as those which apply to the natural lakes. ON PACE SIX ADDITIONAL SPORTS Boys May Represent Sioux Center In State Class Track Meet Saturday Will Be Held At Des Moines Sioux Center high school may beiAf CAffllStll represented by seven boys in JOTTUull different events at the State Class Track Meet at Drake Stadium, Des Moines, Saturday, May 15. The class district meet was held at Milford Friday and Monday with 16 schools taking part.

The meet was rained out after 14 events Friday and the last three events had to be completed Mon day night. HOW THIY FINISHED 1. Sutherland 00 2. Emmetaburg 46 3. Bloux Center 30 4.

Laurens 23 6. Buffalo Center 6. oeorge 19 7. Albert Clly-Truesdale 16 6. Marcus 15 8.

(tie) Brltt 14 e. met Hartley 14 11. Milford 1344 12. (tie) Paulllna B'A 12. (tie) Lake Park 914 14.

Oarner-Hayfleld 6 15. Maurice-orange City 2 10. Ornnvllle Bpaldlng 0 All first and second place finish- crs plus any third place finish with a better time or distance than a first place winner In an other meet of the same class advances to the state. Sleux Center's Gtnt Din Htrdir flnlihtd first In the diicui meet with threw of 147' The Warriors finished third in five other events as follows: 440 yard run Greg Franken, 52.1. Diuut Wayne Evenhuis, 133' Shot put Wayne Evenhuis, 48' SOFT WATER Call 21646 For Hard or 1,315 Gallon Tank Joe's Ready-Mix Soft Water If Ne Answer Call 26614 Sioux Center, Iowa (1129tfc) LeMars Gehlen Wins Sectional Golf Tournament LeMars Gehlen won the IB-hole Iowa sectional golf tournament at Alton Monday afternoon by shooting rounds of 167-167 for a 334 total.

Second place went to Paullina with a total of 345. Sioux Center finished fifth in a field of nine schools. Medalist honors went to John McCarty of LeMars Gehlen with scores of Runner up medalist was Brian Hulquist of West Sioux: Gehlen and Paullina, plus the medalist and runnerup will advance to district competition at Sibley Monday, May 17. Here's how the schools finished: 1. LeMars Gehlen 2.

Paullina 3. Kingsley-Picrson 4. Floyd Valley 5. Sioux Center i 6 6. West Sioux 7.

Correctionville 8. G'ville Spalding 9. City Sioux Center's golfers came in Broad jump R. G. Boeyink, 19' Milt relay Don Huisman, Oave Schutt, Alvin Franken, Greg Franken, 3:37.2.

The first three of the above de- qualified and Coach Aden Baerenwald was still waiting for word on the broad jump and mile relays Tuesday afternoon. Sutherland won the class meet with 60 points. Emmetsburg was second with 47 and Sioux Center finished third with 30. Not all the schools showed up for the completition of the meet Monday night. First place Class winners at Milford: 100 yard dash Steve Hodges, Laurens, 10.5.

yard dash Chuck Dewey, Brltt, 23.5. Mile run Warren Rusch, Lake Park, 4:39.9. yard high hurdlei Larry Driscoll, Emmetsburg, 15.1. 4411 yard dai rens, 51.6. as follows: Carl Bleeker Les Brommer R.

G. Boeyink Wayne Evenhuis AT THI FIRST NATIONAL Sioux rg, 15. Steve Hodges, Lau- 180 yard low hurdle. Larry Driscoll, Emmetsburg, 21. Two mile relay Sutherland, 8:26.0.

880 yard relay Sutherland, 1:34.6. Medley relay Sutherland, 3:52.2. DlicUB Oene Den Herder, Sioux High Jump Dale Bruzer, Qeorge, put Corwln Hewitt, Hartley, 51- 5W. Broad jump Cratg Lewis, Emmetsburg, 22' W. Pole vault Jim Mullen, Emmetsburg, 11- HHI) yard run Wendell Williams, Milford, 2:07.2.

440 yard relay Emmetsburg, 46.0. Mile relay Sutherland, 3:35. The state meet will complete the track season for Sioux Center. Most of the local boys took part in their final track meet of the season yesterday (Wednesday) when they participated in the Tulip Festival Relays at Orange City. ffi WANT ADS Plan Clean Up At Softball Fie Next Thursday The annual clean up night at the local Softball diamond will be held next week Thursday evening, May 20.

As an incentive to have all teams represented at the clean up night, it was approved at the annual meeting in April to charge $6.00 against any team not represented by at least two players at the clean up night. The four-team older men's league will begin play Thursday, May 27, and the four-team younger league will begin action Tuesday, June 1. Six-School Golf Meet to Be Held Here May 17 Sioux Center will play host Monday, May 17, to a six-school golf meet at the Sandy Hollow golf course. The meet will get underway at 4 p.m. The schools are Sioux Center, Sheldon, LeMars Gehlen, Maurice- Orange City, West Sioux, and Boyden-Hull.

Each school will be represented by five boys with the scores of the top four boys making up the total for their school. LeMars Gehlen will not have four of their top boys at the meet since they'll be taking part in a district golf meet at Sibley that day. The meet will complete the golf season for the local school. Sioux Center was to have hosted triangulars here next week Wednesday and Friday but they were cancelled in favor of the big six- team meet. Dordt Drops Extra Inning Contest to Westmar Thursday Will Host Estherville Today at 3 p.m.

Westmar college scored an unearned run in the eighth inning triples by Stewart and Bruce Green and an out-field error. Pitcher Daryl Vaas had two of Northwestern's five hits a sin gle and double. The visitors collected 10 hits off Butch King and reliefer Jerry Burgers in the second contest. Three singles and a fielders choice scored two runs in the seventh to put It on ice for the invaders. Score by Innings (1st game): RUE Midland 000 201 7 Northwestern 001 001 6 3 Jim Mullet and Bruce Oreen; Daryl Vaas and Jim Cuveller.

Score by Innings (2nd game): HUE Midland J10 000 2-5 10 0 Northwestern 000 200 83 Monty Peterson and Bruce Oreen; Butch King, Jerry Burgers (3) and Jim Cuveller. Warriors Lose Dual Golf Meets to LeMars, West Sioux The LeMars Central high school golf squad defeated Sioux Center 175 to 191 in a dual meet at Le- Mars last week Wednesday afternoon. The hosts also took the junior varsity meet, 195 to 224. LeMars' Dick Crayne. took medalist honors with a 42.

Par is 35. Sioux Center's varsity contestants and their scores: Wayne Evenhuis, 46; R. G. Boeyink, 48; Carl Bleeker, 48; Les Brommer, 49; Mark Vermeer, 50. Only the top four count in the scoring.

Mark Kettleson, Rick Zietlow and Gerry Mennen had 48's for LeMars' junior varsity. Rick Brommer, Jud Te Paske, Al Scholten, Vern Den Herder and Don Huisman shot 52, 53, 59, 60 and 62, respectively, for Sioux Center's jayvecs. Pliy at Sioux West Sioux and Sioux Center shot their lowest scores of the season in a dual meet at Hawarden Thursday afternoon with West Sioux winning, 171 to 182. Medalist honors went to Dan Dagle of West Sioux with a two over par 37. Carl Bleeker, Wayne Evenhuis, Les Brommer and Veryl Huisman represented Sioux Center's varsity with scores of 41, 45, 47, 49 and 51.

West Sioux took the junior varsity match by 175 to 200 with Steve Wagers shooting a hot 38 for the winners. Sioux Center's junior varsity scores: Mark Vermeer, 45; Bill Lubach, 51; Rick Brommer, 51; Jud Te Paske, 53; Bill Rosters, 58. Play Again Today Sioux Center will meet Floyd Valley in a golf dual at Alton today (Thursday) beginning at about 4:15 p.m. Representing Sioux Center at today's meet will be Carl Bleeker, last week Thursday afternoon to Les Brommer, R. G.

Boeyink, defeat Dordt, 3 to 2, at LeMars. Wayne Evenhuis, Mark Vermeer WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR EVERY NEED IN- Check Our Prices First! LUMBER All Dimensions Free Consultation Service Tile Hardware Combination Screens Storms Several Types Windows All Kinds of Roofing and Siding Paneling Plywood Sheet Rock Masonite CEMENT BLOCKS Lumber Company DeStigter Bros. General Contractors 2 Miles South of Sioux Center on U. S. 75 The game was scheduled for seven innings.

Both teams scored runs early in the game and were then blanked until the extra inning. A walk to Scholten and a wind- carried home run by Miller gave the hosts a 2-0 lead in the first inning but Dordt bounced right back to tie it in the second on a single by Terry Jonker, double by Willie De Boer and a single by Rod De Boer. Westmar loaded the bases with nobody out in the seventh but a strike out and double play got starting pitcher Bob Miedema out of a jam and sent the game into an extra inning. Don Veldman came on to pitch the eighth inning for Dordt and took the loss even though the run was unearned. The winning run scored on a single, sacrifice, error and sacri fice fly.

Miedema struck out nine batters and walked four. In going the distance for Westmar, Bennett fanned eight batters and walked three. Dordt played Northwestern at Orange City in a double header Tuesday afternoon (story on page 6). Score by Innings: RUE Dordt 020 000 6 3 Weslmar 200 000 8 1 Bob Miedema, Don Veldman (8) and I Terry Jonker: Bennett and Topp. 1 PUy Again Today The Defenders now have two games left on their schedule.

They will entertain Estherville at Orange City today (Thursday) at 3 p.m. and will complete their sea son at Estherville Tuesday, May 18, also at 3 p.m. Willie De Boer is scheduled to start on the mound today for Dordt and Miedema is expected to get the nod Tuesday. Red Raiders Drop Game to Wayne; Pair to Midland Wayne State College walloped Northwestern, 16 to 2, at Wayne, last week Wednesday and Midland college handed the Red Raiders a pair of losses at Orange City Monday, 7 to 3 and 5 to 2. The Red Raiders took a 4-7 overall record into their final twin bill of the season against Dordt Tuesday afternoon (story on page 6).

Lou to Weyne, 14-2 Northwestern took a 2-0 lead after innings last week Wednesday and were "in" the game until the seventh when the winners scored eight runs. Northwestern used three pitchers in that inning. Ron Sadler hit a two-run homer for Wayne in the sixth inning and teammate Bob Gaeta hit two triples. Score by Innings: RUE Northwestern 101 000 246 Wayne 003 101 13 3 King. Andrews (51, streeter 17), Kos- teri (7), Kreun (71 and Cuveller: Mtu, deBuhr (4), Fierce it), Robinson 18) and Htkrd, Pulcher IS).

Pelf Midland Midland clinched the opener Monday with Ralph Stewart's and Bill Lubach. Sioux Center Thursday, May 13, 1965 Bowling Standings Standings of the four men's bowling leagues at the Sioux Center Holiday Lanes as of May 7: MtN'S LIAOUI High Individual Game Herb Kuyper 246 High Individual Series Harold Kaemingk 682 Les Brommer 60f High Team Game Ver Hoef Chevrolet 982 High Team Series Mouw Motor Monday League (FINAL) Ver Hoef Chevrolet Casey's Bakery Merit Motor 7 Up Co-op Produce Holiday Lanes Purina Chows Joe's Ready Mix Tuesday League Vern's Candy Sales Creamery Bosch's Alton' Feeds Naive Seed Corn Phillips Jansen Trucking Menninga To be made up. Thuridiy League Sales Company Mouw Motor Hycroft Chicks Co-op Gas Oil John's Sioux Implement Faculty Doc's Co-op Society Farm Service To be made up. Friday League (FINAL) V.F.W. Pioneer Seed Corn Funks Hybrid Quality Trailer Sales 2825 94 88 88 71 64 61 85 39 48 82 82 78 79 85 101 91 81 49 59 61 79 46 88 95 88 81 80 68 61 61 45 52 59 60 68 79 79 54 86 84 78 61 57 58 62 79 Community School Hot Lunch Menu Monday, May 17 Tavern on bun, apple crisp, milk.

Tueiday, May IB Mashed potatoes, ham loaf, applesauce, fruit, buttered sandwich, milk. Wtdnttday, May 19 Hamburger on bun, jello salad, pudding, milk. Thursday, May 20 Mashed potatoes, roast beef, green beans, fruit, buttered sandwich, milk. Friday, May 21 Pizza, lettuce salad, fruit, milk. Mobile-Home Super Market Qualiti ELECTRICAL WORK General Electrical Contracting PHONE 26684 JOHNNY'S ELECTRIC 1062 N.

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