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Cody.net, 2021 November

Cody.net
2021 November

Amateur Wrestling News 1980 February 20

South Dakota State University wrestler
Weight class:137 lbs.

From the Golden Jubilee Edition of the Stickney Argus

Five national titles

Ben Reifel, Earl Crook, and Don Hunter on beet allotments for beet growers before the Agriculture Committee meeting in Washington, D.C. Guests represent two separate South Dakota Beet Growers Associations.

Ben Reifel, Earl Crook, and Don Hunter on beet allotments for beet growers before the Agriculture Committee meeting in Washington, D.C. Guests represent two separate South Dakota Beet Growers Associations.

Ben Reifel, Earl Crook, and Don Hunter on beet allotments for beet growers before the Agriculture Committee meeting in Washington, D.C. Guests represent two separate South Dakota Beet Growers Associations.

Ben Reifel, Earl Crook, and Don Hunter on beet allotments for beet growers before the Agriculture Committee meeting in Washington, D.C. Guests represent two separate South Dakota Beet Growers Associations.

Ben Reifel, Earl Crook, and Don Hunter on beet allotments for beet growers before the Agriculture Committee meeting in Washington, D.C. Guests represent two separate South Dakota Beet Growers Associations.

Ben Reifel, Earl Crook, and Don Hunter on beet allotments for beet growers before the Agriculture Committee meeting in Washington, D.C. Guests represent two separate South Dakota Beet Growers Associations.

Ben Reifel, Earl Crook, and Don Hunter on beet allotments for beet growers before the Agriculture Committee meeting in Washington, D.C. Guests represent two separate South Dakota Beet Growers Associations.

Ben Reifel, Earl Crook, and Don Hunter on beet allotments for beet growers before the Agriculture Committee meeting in Washington, D.C. Guests represent two separate South Dakota Beet Growers Associations.

Ben Reifel, Earl Crook, and Don Hunter on beet allotments for beet growers before the Agriculture Committee meeting in Washington, D.C. Guests represent two separate South Dakota Beet Growers Associations.

Ben Reifel, Earl Crook, and Don Hunter on beet allotments for beet growers before the Agriculture Committee meeting in Washington, D.C. Guests represent two separate South Dakota Beet Growers Associations.

Ben Reifel, Earl Crook, and Don Hunter on beet allotments for beet growers before the Agriculture Committee meeting in Washington, D.C. Guests represent two separate South Dakota Beet Growers Associations.

Ben Reifel, Earl Crook, and Don Hunter on beet allotments for beet growers before the Agriculture Committee meeting in Washington, D.C. Guests represent two separate South Dakota Beet Growers Associations.

Ben Reifel, Earl Crook, and Don Hunter on beet allotments for beet growers before the Agriculture Committee meeting in Washington, D.C. Guests represent two separate South Dakota Beet Growers Associations.

Ben Reifel, Earl Crook, and Don Hunter on beet allotments for beet growers before the Agriculture Committee meeting in Washington, D.C. Guests represent two separate South Dakota Beet Growers Associations.

Ben Reifel, Earl Crook, and Don Hunter on beet allotments for beet growers before the Agriculture Committee meeting in Washington, D.C. Guests represent two separate South Dakota Beet Growers Associations.

Ben Reifel, Earl Crook, and Don Hunter on beet allotments for beet growers before the Agriculture Committee meeting in Washington, D.C. Guests represent two separate South Dakota Beet Growers Associations.

Campaign advertisement for E.Y. Berry and Ben Reifel. Berry talks on spending tax dollars and how the spenders plan is to condition citizens to go with their programs by saying Russia is better and the United states is second rate giving the scenario of if the United States traded places with Russia.

Campaign advertisement for E.Y. Berry and Ben Reifel. Berry talks on spending tax dollars and how the spenders plan is to condition citizens to go with their programs by saying Russia is better and the United states is second rate giving the scenario of if the United States traded places with Russia.

Ben Reifel introduces his family and talks about his reasons for running for Congress in the First District of South Dakota. He also thanks his supporters and other candidates and asks constituents for their votes. Ben Reifel introduces his granddaughters, Lisa and Laura Anderson, his daughter Loyce, his niece, Monica Johnson, and his wife Alice Reifel.

Ben Reifel introduces his family and talks about his reasons for running for Congress in the First District of South Dakota. He also thanks his supporters and other candidates and asks constituents for their votes. Ben Reifel introduces his granddaughters, Lisa and Laura Anderson, his daughter Loyce, his niece, Monica Johnson, and his wife Alice Reifel.

Campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the election.

Campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the election.

Campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the election.

Campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the election.

Campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the election.

Campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the election.

Campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the election.

Campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the election.

Campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the election.

Campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the election.

Campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the election.

Campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the election.

Campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the election.

Campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the election.

Campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the election.

Campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the election.

Campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the election.

Campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the election.

Campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the election.

Campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the election.

Three 1-minute campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the primary election in June.

Three 1-minute campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the primary election in June.

Three 1-minute campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the primary election in June.

Three 1-minute campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the primary election in June.

Three 1-minute campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the primary election in June.

Three 1-minute campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the primary election in June.

Three 1-minute campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the primary election in June.

Three 1-minute campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the primary election in June.

Three 1-minute campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the primary election in June.

Three 1-minute campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the primary election in June.

Three 1-minute campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the primary election in June.

Three 1-minute campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the primary election in June.

Three 1-minute campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the primary election in June.

Three 1-minute campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the primary election in June.

Three 1-minute campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the primary election in June.

Three 1-minute campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the primary election in June.

Three 1-minute campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the primary election in June.

Three 1-minute campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the primary election in June.

Three 1-minute campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the primary election in June.

Three 1-minute campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the primary election in June.

Three 1-minute campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the primary election in June.

Three 1-minute campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the primary election in June.

Three 1-minute campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the primary election in June.

Three 1-minute campaign advertisements for Ben Reifel sent to radio stations to be aired during the primary election in June.

Ben Reifel talk of his background of growing up on a small farm on the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota, his education at South Dakota State College and Harvard University, his time in the military, and his career with the Bureau of Indian Affairs. He also speaks of his decision to run for Congress. His wife, Alice, appears near the end to stand by her husband in a show of support. He ends by asking listeners for their vote in the primary election in 1960.