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Boyden-Hull Will Entertain Warriors In Final Grid Contest at Hull Friday Both Teams Winless Going Into Game; Set For 7:30 p.m. Somethings got to give Friday night when two winless high school football teams clash In the final game of the season. Sioux Center and Boyden-Hull, winless in seven games each, will meet on Hoyden-Hull's new field at Hull with the game set for 7:30 p.m. Boyden-Hull has been shut out five times this season and the Warriors have been shut out three times. Common opponents include Rock Valley and Maurice-Orange City.

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In seven games, Boyden-Hull has been outscored by a total score of 263 to 12. Sioux Center has been outscored by 196 to 32. Last year Sioux Center defeated Boyden-Hull 7-0 at Sioux Center. Vermillion Remains On Top of Sioux Empire Conference Vermillion continues to sit atop the Sioux Empire Conference standings as the teams head into the final week of action. Close on their heels are the Canton Bulldogs who have finished league competition.

The lone conference contest left finds the leader, Vermillion, traveling to Rock Rapids to tangle with a tough Central Lyon team. Canton travels to Beresford and winless Sioux Center travels to Hull to play also winless Boyden- Hull of the Siouxland Conference. This is a battle of two schools in their first year of varsity football. West Sioux plays a powerful Le- Mars Central squad at LeMars. The standings: 3 3 2 1 0 0 1 2 2 4 Overall 8 Vermillion Canton West Sioux Central Lyon Sioux Center Results Last Week Vermillion, 13; West Sioux, 7.

Canton, 34; Sioux Center, 0. Central Lyon, West Lyon, 0. Oames This Week Vermillion vs. Central Lyon at Rock Rapids. Canton at Beresford, S.

D. West Sioux at LeMars. Sioux Center vs. Boyden-Hull at Hull. Stanc County and Stant Conference Football Scores HIGH SCHOOL Canton, S.

34; Sioux Center, Vermillion, S. 13; West Sioux, 7. Canton, S. Augustana, 20; Rock Valley, 8. Maurice-Orange City, 39; Boyden-Hull, 0.

Central Lyon, West Lyon, 0. COLLROR Dana, 27; Northwestern, 13. Gets Buck With Bow ft Arrow Don DeOeoyer, Sioux Center postmaster, bagged this 200- pound buck with bow and arrow on the Rock river bottoms 15 miles west of Sioux Center about 7 a.m. last Thursday. Getting his deer with bow and arrow is no new experience for Don.

Within a six-year period he bagged five deer in this manner, but this is his first buck. The first four, taken in 1960, 1961, 1962 and 1963, were "does." Don sent an arrow completely through this prize animal He was couched in a tree when the buck, accompanied by another buck, walked within a few feet of the tree. The wounded buck ran a few yards with his head down and the other buck thought he was trying to charge him, and momentarily locked horns with him. Seconds later, realizing something was wrong, the other buck high-tailed it through the brush. Don estimates his buck to be three years old.

It has three-point antlers. Play Midland at Orange City Northwestern Homecoming Northwestern college will entertain Midland college of Fremont, in the annual homecoming game at Orange City Saturday afternoon with the game starting at 2 p.m. Midland is a team that has come along strong this season and is presently in the thick of the conference race with only one loss. Yankton and Westmar also have only one loss each in conference play but they must still meet each other. Midland has only Northwestern left to play in the conference and will take a 4-1 conference record and 4-2 overall record into ibat game.

Midland handed Westmar their lone conference setback, 12-7; Yankton defeated Midland, 28-10; fuel-thrifty comfort Enjoy whole-home comfort now with long-lasting Climatrol heating. Even now, there are units manufactured in 1872 still en the job! Quality, quiet convenience, economy thafs Climatrol! and Concordia defeated Yankton, 19-12. (Concordia was a 20-7 victim of Midland and defeated Northwestern, 27-7). Midland opened their season with a 19-6 loss to Nebraska Vies- leyan, then defeated Concordia (20-7) and Dana (20-0) before los. ing to Yankton (28-10).

In their last two outings they took care of Westmar (12-7) and Sioux Falls (34-6). After losing to General Beadle (204) in their opener, Northwestern edged St Mary of the Plains (7-6) and since then has lost four straight conference games to Yankton (39-7), Westmar (41-13), Concordia (27-7) and Dana (27-13). While the Red Raiders are out of the race, you can be sure West- mar and Yankton will be pulling for them Saturday. A win for Midland would assure them of at least a first place tie in the final conference standings. It'll be the third homecoming (for Northwestern in three weeks.

Two weeks ago they were the guests at Concordia's homecoming and were Dana's homecoming guests last week Saturday. Northwestern will complete their eight-game schedule at Sioux Falls college at 2 vember 6. SCHOUTEN PLUMBING HEATING 5. Mm Are. Photu 21261 Sioux Center, p.m.

Saturday, No- Rod Raiders Drop 27-13 Decision To Dana Saturday Dana college converted three Northwestern fumbles into touchdowns Saturday afternoon enroute to a 27-13 Tri-State conference football victory over Northwestern college at Blair, Nebr. A crowd of about 1,000, largest the season, witnessed Dana's i homecoming victory. HOMECOMING Tri-State Conference Game NORTHWESTERN College Red Raiders Versus MIDLAND College of Nebr. On East Campus Field At ORANGE CITY 2:00 p.m. SATURDAY, OCTOttt 30 Adults, 01.SO Colkge, JOe out fml hajp cheat tht Bad to victory.

Plan also to take in ajl Is Saturday Dave Kelly recovered a fumble on the Northwestern 34 in the second period and Knight Wynn went over from the two yard line. In STATISTICS Writ downs JO 13 Tarda ruahlni 3U JM paattni 14 Total X30 Paawa 2-11 1-3 Paatea Intercepted hy I I 0-0 5-31 Pomblet 4 0 PtnalUn S-41 the same quarter, John Jensen fell on a Northwestern fumble, again on the 34, and Ken Quirk scored from the four. Dana's last touchdown came after a Dana punt hit a Northwestern player on the shoulder for a fumble. Knight Wynn fell on the ball on the six, and scored two plays later from the three. Phil Anderson capped a 76 yard drive with a one yard run for Dana's opening period TD.

Northwestern marched 80 yards on the ground in the second quarter, with Doug Korthals scoring from the one. A 67 yard drive, capped by Dean Lamker's nine yard run, brought the other tally for the Red Raiders. The Red Raiders had 309 total yards to Dana's 230 and 20 first downs to Dana's 13. Four lost Northwestern fumbles made the big difference in the game, however. Doug Korthals was the main ground gainer for Northwestern.

He picked up 82 yards in 19 carries. The win was Dana's second against two losses in the conference. Northwestern is 0-4 in conference and 1-5 overall aeon by quarters: Dana 1 13 0 Nonhnsura Dana Phil Andiraoo, 1 yard run (J.nr Voll kick). NertkveetaiB Done 1 jard run felled). Kolffet WJma.

a yard run (kick failed). Dame Ktn Quirk. 4 yard run (Jerry Vail. kick). Neftkmelera Dean tanker, j.rd run (Larry Aairevt kick).

Dew Knlcht Wnu, 3 yard run (Jerry VoU kick). Bowling Standings Standings of the four men's and one women's bowling leagues at the Sioux Center Holiday Lanes as of October 22: High Individual Series Harold Kaemingk 631 Us TeGrotenhuis 610 High Individual Game Randy Bruinsma 294 High Team Series Alton Feeds High Team Game Ver Hoef Chevrolet -2615 825 MeMetoV Ver Hoef Chevrolet Merit Motor Creamery 7-Up Casey's Bakery Coop Produce Menninga Electric Naive Seed Corn Alton Feeds Phillips sSa Maeto) 21 11 18 IS 19 13 17 15 17 15 17 IS a 33 10 20 IS 17 Mtt If 17 Thursday Leafwe Mouw Moter 22 10 Wynns 20 12 Sioux Implement 19 Sales Company 19 13 Faculty 18 14 Co-op Society 14 18 Co-op Gas Oil 13 19 John's Repair Farm Service 11 21 Doc's Cafe 11 21 Friday LMflue V.F.W. 22 10 Funks Hybrid 15 17 Pioneer Seed Corn 15 17 Quality Home Sales 12 20 WOMEN'S LRA6UR High Individual Game Plonia Regnerus Bobbie Colon High Individual Series Bobbie Colon High Team Game It Salvage High Team Series Salvage 191 185 511 721 -2067 Salvage Franken Electric VJ.W. Shopper Sioux Center Meats Hospital 19 9 17 11 17 11 14 14 9 19 8 20 Frosh-Soph Team Drops 20-0 Game To Canton Monday Canton's fresh-soph football team scored a 204 shutout victory over Sioux Center here Monday evening. The win was the third in as many games for Canton and the loss was Sioux Center's fourth in six contests.

Canton scored their touchdowns in the first, second and fourth quarters. STATISTICS Flrat donu Yam raablBf Total jmnUfc i Intern PUBU PumblM-ftuntlu in e-j 1-1 Boo Anderson ran over from five yards out for the first TD; Anderson plunged a yard for the second touchdown following an intercepted pass deep in Sioux Center territory; and Doug Olson made a two yard end sweep run for the last touchdown during the final 30 seconds of the game. Canton's touchdown drives covered only 35, 10 and 28 yards in 8, 4 and 7 plays, respectively. The last touchdown was set up by a fumble. The visitors threatened several other times but the Warriors put up a stiff defense.

Sioux Center's offense, however, could pick up a total of only 58 yards for the night Final oanw Saturday Sioux Center will complete their seven-game schedule Saturday morning when they play LeMars Gehlen at LeMars at 940 SJn. Beon ey tit aiovx Center CaaUa HOB Andtraoc, rart ma (run falMl. Cael.a Don 1 (BAB Aadtnpe rent. rmeei Oim. nit rw (Jeha fM raM.

Canton Pkki Up 6th Shutout At Warriors Expense Canton high School picked up their sixth football shutout of the season IKK Friday night it the expense of the Sioux Center Warriors. The visitors won the Sioux Empire conference game, 34 to 0. The victory, left Canton with an impressive 7-1 record overall and STATISTIC! First Yanu mihlnt Yards passing Total Puses Intercepted by rumbles-fumbles lost Punts Peniltles 8 7 si 1M 13-34 0 1-3 J-3I t-lS 330 3-8 0 J-l 0-0 J-JO 3-1 in the conference. In their eight games to date, Canton has outscored their opponents, 212 to 28. Sioux Center lost a fumble on the first play of the game with Canton taking over on Sioux Center's 30 yard line.

Bob Howard ran over for the first TO from eight yards out several plays later. Scott Freeman. had scored from 19 yards out a bit earlier but an offside penalty nidified the score. The Warriors marched 99 yards later In the first period but lost the ball on downs on the 13. Canton scored twice in the second period.

Scott Freeman capped an 89 yard drive with a 65 yard run and Brian Stewart climaxed a 03 yard drive with a 14 yard run. Sioux Center was on the march when the half ended. They'd gone from their own 15 to Canton's 18 (87 yards) in 10 plays before time ran out The Warriors didn't threaten in the second half. Scott Freeman put on a good show of side-steping for a 28 yard touchdown run for Canton in the third quarter to complete a 81 yard drive. The final Canton touchdown drive covered 85 yards in-15 plays with Bob Howard running over tram two yards out-a short time before the game ended.

Dave Schutt picked up 48 yards in seven carries and caught five passes for 64 yards for Sioux Center. Re also made six tackles, the same number as Merlyn Berkenpas. Score by Canton 7 7 Sioux Center Camlra Bob Howard. I yard ran (Bob Howard run). Caailee Scott Freeman, yard run (pass failed).

Brian Stewart. 14 yard lun (Bob Howard run). Scott Freeman. 36. yard run (Bob Howard run).

Caalei Bob Howard, I yard run (Bob Howard run). Some Tickets Still Left For Banquet Tickets for the all-area sports banquet to be held in Northwest- era's auditorium in Orange City Tuesday evening, December 7, are nearing the sell-out stage. Roughly 500 of the 600 available CUR PONTIAC radio, factory air dMtoner. Snarpl Like new! tUICK LeSahre. Pe- W9f CViMfinBs ptWOC svffWKMlr CHIVKOLIT Mama Coupe.

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Sioux Center News 2 18, 1965 The bsnquet is being Sponsored by the Orange City Jaycees. Tickets are available at $2.50 each by writing: Tickets, Box 1, Orange City, Iowa. PROCLAMATION UNITED NATIONS DAYS WHEREAS, the 20th anniversary of the United Nations Charter is being celebrated at this time with ceremonies and observances throughout the world; and WHEREAS, in its operation through two decades of difficult world tensions, the United Nations has proved its effectiveness as an instrumentality of world peace and a benign force on behalf of the well-being ot all peoples; and WHEREAS the cause of world peace through international cooperation, as symbolized by the United Nations, is wholeheartedly supported by our President, our former Presidents, other leaders of government, our churches, and our civic and veterans organisations; and WHEREAS the quest for peace, like charity, begins at home and requires the united efforts of each community, each organization, and each citizen; NOW, THEREFORE, 1, Maurice A. Te Paske, Mayor of Sioux Center, do hereby proclaim the days of October 28 through October 31, IMS, to be UNITED NATIONS DAYS in Sioux Center, Iowa and urge our churches, our schools, our patriotic and civic groups and our individual citizens to take time during these days to honor the ideals and accomplishments of the United Nations and to participate in our common prayer for peace on earth, goodwill to men. FOR RENT Spacious Mobil Home Spaces In Our New WELL-LIGHTED MOBILE HOME PARK- In Northwest Sioux Center li Block.

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