The Sioux County Index from Hull, Iowa • Page 7

fttporttr Thunday, S.pt*nb.r Siouxland conference kicks off this Friday, Sept. 6 The 1974 Siouxland Conference football season Is set to kick off on Friday, September with eight of the squads diving right Into tough conference action. All but the Akron Red Raiders will open with a conference opponent. The 1974 season will see the West Sioux Falcons competing in the conference for the first time in many years, in 1965, re-entered on a limited basis last year, and now are ready to compete on a full-time basis in all sports In 1974 75. It also will be the last year of competition In the conference for the Akron Red Raiders.

They were a charter member of the league since it was formed in 1352 and have been a member ever since. However, they have elected to join the Little Sioux Conference and will do so at the end of the summer base- ball season of 1975. Conference officials see a close conference football race this year with three schools given the best chance of capturing the title. Those three pre-aeason picks are Central Lyon, Maurice-Orange City and Sioux Center. Sioux Center was given a very slight edge by most to capture the crown with Central Lyon verjf close behind, and Maurice-Orange City as a definite contender.

Next, they grouped four schools In a virtual tie for the middle spots these were West Lyon, Rock Valley, West Sioux, and Boyden-Hull, all of these having definite "dark horse" possibilities if break right for them. Most delegated Akron and George to battle for the basement spot, but if some good young players develop fast, they may be able to move up and al- so challenge for a higher spot. The highlight game on this first Friday of action, September 6, will find two of the pre-season picks for the title battling it out. The Central Lyon Lions, coached by Dick Null, will travel to Sioux Center to take on the Warriors of Mel Tjeerdsma. They will be attempting to break the Warriors 18 game winning streak and to derail their quest for a third straightSiouxland Conference crowu.

In other Important conference contests, Rock Valley will travel to Maurice-Orange City to tangle with the Dutchmen, also a conference contender. George will host the West Lyon Wildcats, and West Sioux will travel to Hull to do battle with the Boyden-Hull Comets. The Akron Red Raiders will be hosts to the Jays from Le Mara Gehlen in a non-conference affair. Back row to Dwayne Bonestroo, Larry Kelrer, Brian De Jong, Jeff Heemstra, Rick Prange, Bruce Marra, Larry B8k Dean Woe.ber, Gerry Car, Kroese. Siouxland conference master football schedule 1974 Season Friday, Sept 6 vs.

Le Mars Gehlen at Akron Center vs. Central Lyon at Sioux Center George vs. West Lyon at George Boyden-Hull vs. West Sioux at Hull MOC vs Rock Valley at Orange City Friday, Sept. 13 Akron vs.

Sioux Center at Akron Central Lyon vs. BH at Hock Rapids West Sioux vs. MOC at Hawarden Rock Valley vs. George at Rock Valley Friday, Sept. 20 Akron vs.

West Lyon at Akron Sioux Center vs. George at Sioux Center. Central Lyon vs. Rock Valley at Rock Rapids Sioux vs. Floyd Valley at Alton BH vs MOC at Hull Friday, Sept.

27 Central Lyon vs. Akron at Rock Rapids West Sioux vs. Sioux Center at Hawarden West Lyon vs. MOC at Inwood Rock Valley vs. BH at Rock Valley vs.

Floyd Valley at George Friday, Oct. 4 George vs. Akron at George MOC vs. Sioux Center at Orange City West Lyon vs. Central Lyon at Inwood Rock Valley vs.

West Sioux at Rock Valley vs. Algona-Garrigan at Hull --n Friday, Oct. 11 BH vs. Akron at Hull MOC vs. Central Lyon at Orange City George vs.

West Sioux at George Rock Valley vs. West Lyon at Rock Valley Friday, Oct. 18 Akron vs. MOC at Akron Sioux Center vs. BH at Sioux Center Palace Theater! Magnolia ALTON, IOWA STARTING SEPT .5 ROIKRTR6DFORD, tuiiyon ISteak House Lounge I Magnolia, Minnesota SERVING THE FINEST STEAKS -SEAFOOD QP.EM.EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY CALL-1-507-283-8630 For Reservations No Reservations on Saturday RESTAURANT LOUNGE FAMILY DINING Wednes.

thru Tues. Aug. 28 thru Sep. 3 'i Front row to Rod Bakker, Dean Huls, Doug Slpma, Mike Grltters, Darryl Wamllnk, Dm Poolman, Wei Boogard, Dave Sheffield, Cully Ver Meer, Terry Koele, Mark Munday, Doug Bonestroo. Qrooters Back row to Coach Bears, Arlln Du Jong, Gary Blankers, Harvey Veldman, Jarvii De Wild, Larreii Qrooters, Bruce Rosenboom, Danny Poolman, Lyndon Moss, Tom Salmon, Martin Nielsen, Darrsll Ronlfs.

Central Lyon vs. George at Rock Rapids West Sioux vs. West Lyon at Hawarden Valley vs. Floyd Valley at Alton Friday, Oct. 25 Akron vs.

West Sioux at Akron Sioux Center vs. Rock Valley at Sioux Center Lyon vs. Canton at Canton BJH vs. West Lyon at Hull MOC vs. Georgo at Orange City Friday, Nov.

1 Rock Valley vs. Akron at Rock Valley West Lyon vs. Sioux Center at Inwood West Sioux Central Lyon at Hawarden MOC vs. Sibley at Orange City George vs.Boyden-Hull at George Saturday, Nov. 9, First round State Football Playoffs.

Saturday, Nov. 16, Finals State Football Playoffs. non-conference game. Fall league at RV Gun Club vfaU league at the Jtcck Valley Gun- Club entered Its second-week Thursday night High shooter for the night was Marv Ranschau of Alvord with a 25. Grouped at twenty-four wereVeni Ha- mann, Mark Baumoii, Bob SplearanclRod-5 ney Ranschau.

Twenty-threes were shot by Al Van Meeteren and Willie Jonker. Twenty-two's were fired by Lyle Kersbergen, John Miller, Art Genitson, Delmar Van Houten of Alvord, Cork Serck of Alvord, Ron Jager, Gary Van Houten of Alvord and George Ripperda. Three people shot 21: Delmar Roze- boom, Jim Kaat and Gary Smlt We still have room for more shooters, more, to be exact One farm worker now supplies enough food and fiber for 54 people. Then years ago, he produced enough for only 29. NOTICE Of ELECTION OF THE Boyden-Hull Community School FOR ELECTION OF DIRECTOR DIS.

NO. 4 AND TREASURER TO BE HELD SEPTEMBER 10, 1974 12 NOON TIL 8 AT BOYDEN COMMUNITY BUILDING AND THE HULL FIRE HOUSE 7 ACADEMY AWARDS V. IHUIIMI BEST PICTURE ROBERT RCDfORD ROBERT M1AW THE STING A UNIVERSAL PICTURE Horse SHELDON, IOWA I ViMtfti SUPPER CLUB 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. 5 p.m.

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