Humboldt girls earn 27 varsity track letters for 1983 season
Head coach Dan McClannahan and assistant John Wickett fielded 27 letter winners as Humboldt placed second in a relay and third in another. Teresa Kuhn led with district state bid in 800. Stephanie Kapustka set a new 3000 meter school record. Senior Diana Thompson and Kim Burns were top spring specialists, with many others earning season bests across events on Humboldt’s new all weather track.
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Dan McClannahan
John Wickett
Young
Cats
Eagle Grove
Eagles
Pocahontas
Town Falls
Algona
Webster City
Teresa Kuhn
Des Moines
Stephanie
Diana Thompson
Kim Burns
Holly Long
Melanie Noack
Schuchmann
Patty Tilton
Lisa
Brenda Reimera
Diecus
Pam Myers
Tracy Meyar
Theresa Kapach
Tephanie Mayline
Mary Sinter
Shelly Sakker
Brenda Reimers
Mary Sister
Pam Green
Beth Schuchmann
Theress Kepsch
Jill Heinz
Sherry Anderson
Holly Lorig
Sherri Anderson
Brande Reimers
Winkels Win Memorial Day Best Shot at Spring Valley
Algona pair Cieane and Scott Winkel captured the Memorial Day 2-Man best shot event at Spring Valley near Livermore with a 98 for 27 holes. They beat Gregg Winkel and Jim Currell of Boone by two strokes in a rough field that included Humboldt pairs and Livermore, Algona, and Des Moines entrants.
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Cieane
Scott Winkel
Spring Valley
Livermore
Winkels
Gregg
Jim Currell
Boone
Humboldt
Mark Chrimensen
Mitch Leonard
Greg Lempke
Scott Johnson
Don Olson
Brett Harklay
Chris Winkel
Scote Winkel
Algona
Gregg Winkel
Jim Currall
Mark Christensen
Jim Brown
Clea Brow
Des Moines
Rob Winkel
Bill Bernhard
Tim Thul
Rich Hly
St. Joe
Brent
Harkisu
Humbaldt
Hieh Arndaorfer
Bancroft
Yom Altman
Irvington
Sandtrap League Leaders and Points Totals Summary
In the Sandtrap Men’s League report for 1:00 and 2:30 sessions, Warren Smith and Dave Knudsen headline points per league. John Carter and Cliff Lewellyn lead in scorers, with 40 and 44 points respectively, plus top performances by Dale Arends and Jerry Helmke.
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Moat
Warren Smith
Herb Moench
John Carter
Dutch Leonard
Bob Worthington
Dale Anderson
Steve Chieff
Norm Petersen
Dave Knudsen
John Westphal
Cliff Lewellyn
Mike Worthington
Nj Rod Knudsen
Francis Duffy
Dale Arends
Jim Johnson
Jerry Helmke
Phayne Heathman
John Kirkpatrick
Larry Moore
Denoy Fullerich Williams
Lee Amateur Golf Tournament field set at Humboldt Club
A field of 124 players will start the 92nd George E. Lee Amateur at Humboldt Country Club, with early tees at 7 a.m. Defending champion Chris Winkel of Algona leads a list of past winners including Bill Benda of Beaumont, Texas, and Gregg Winkel. Other notable entrants include Dean Kain, Mark Christensen, Tom Fassett, Eric Sime, and sons of Jack Webb. Final rounds and past champion roll call mix with dates and venue details for the weekend event.
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George E. Lee
Humboldt Country Club
Chris Winkel
Algona
Bill Benda
Beaumont
Texas
Humboldt
Benda
Gregg Winkel
John Eymann
Forest City
Keith Campbell
Sheldon
Dean Kain
Lakeside
Fort Dodge
Mark Christensen
Webster City
Tom Fassett
Eric Sime
Jerry Webb
Ames
John Webb
Des Moines
Jack Webb
Fassett
Winkel
Wildcats open season with 7th at Corwith
Humboldt defeats Lake Mills 7 to 3 in Corwith-Wesley Invitational consolation action to place seventh. Patty Tilton and Brenda Reimers contributed in the big second inning as Shelly Bakker, Betty Patterson, and Shelly Wetnem drove in runs. Lake Mills led briefly before Humboldt surged and held on for the win. Lake Mills pitcher Sara sae faced 13 batters in seven innings, with 10 strikeouts. Humboldt pitcher Carmen Black allowed two runs through six frames, fanning five. The Wildcats dropped two earlier games, including a 7-0 opener against Meservey-Thornton’s Jill Pals, who struck out 16. Humboldt opens conference play Wednesday at Webster City.
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Lake Mille
Corwith
Shelly Wetnem
Lake Mills
Patterson
Watnem
Carmen Black
Kris Skow
Kapsch
Lake
Mills
Sara Sae
Wildcats
von Batty Patterson
Shelly Wathem
Aiez
Rhe Humbalde
Thorson
Becky Armstrong
Black
Skow
Armstrong
Bill
Tilton
Reimers
Michelle Kirchhoff
Shelley Bakker
Betty Patterson
Webster City
Garrigan Lader
Iowa Falls
Humboldt 8th grade girls softball tops Fort Dodge after tying Webster City
Betty Patterson pitched both games for Humboldt and led the offense with four hits. Shelley Albrecht and Diane Peterson added three hits as Humboldt moved into the early league lead with a 7-7 tie vs Webster City and a 10-6 win at Fort Dodge this week.
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Betty Patterson
Humboldt
Shelley Albrecht
Diane Peterson
Webster City
Fort Dodge
Harness racing action at Nashua fairgrounds yields multiple wins
Shawn Nessa of Thor drives Ram Rick to a 2 16 pace win and another 2 14 2 in the final 1500 pace at Chickasaw County Fairgrounds Nashua Humboldt County horses dominate with four of six races led by Golden Chief and Misa Long Worthy in a day of free for all and trot races with post time scheduled for Allison Sunday June 12 at 1 30 p m
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Thor
Chickasaw County Fairgrounds
Nashua Sundey
Humboldt County
Nessa
Ram Rick
Willard Dencklau
Fort Dodge
John Nessa
Mino
Sand Pedro
Harry Dasen
Dasen
Sore Disee Hy Ssawe
Ee Nessa
Byrd
Teg
Bya Dawn
Butch
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