Umpire letter on Little League woes and parental shots
Les Teeling cites a reader letter about umpiring in Little League and the abuse umpires face. Donald Jensen, struck by a bat, continued the game then was hospitalized for observation. The message defends umpires, urges responsibility, and condemns blaming officials for losses.
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Donald Jensen
Terre Haute
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Jensen
Acettes Edge Valley 67 64 In Sumner Girls Clash
Sumner’s Acettes hold off Valley High 67 64 to improve to 7 4 and pull within three in the Upper Iowa Conference. Nancy Schmitz scores 28, Glenda Lehman nets 31 for Valley, strong late defense and clutch free throws seal the win.
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Tigerettes
Acettes
Nancy Schmitz
Sumner
Janet Schmitz
Valley
Summer
Kris Lehman
Glenda Lehman
Jonell Frieden
Kens Lehman
Howard Sumner
Wee
N. Schmitz
Schmitz
K. Lehman
Lehman Ene
Frieden
Acettes Rally Past Oelwein 70 60 For Non conference Win
Sumner Acettes erased a 12 point first quarter deficit against Oelwein to win 70 60 in a non conference game. Margaret Howard scored 34 and Nancy Schmitz 28 leading Sumner while Lori Kimball led Oelwein with 30 points. The Acettes used a mid court stall to pull away and stretch the lead to ten late in the game. They finish non conference play undefeated and prepare for Fayette Postville and North later in February with sectional action set against Independence.
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Nancy Schmitz
Sumner
Margaret Howard
Howard
Acettes
Oelwein Girls
Lori Kimball
Company
Oelwein
Aceties
Acettees
Janet Schmitz
Chris Stewart
Trish Ruark
Sue Greenfield
Bonnie Blaschke
Laurie Heyer
Cedar- Wapshc
Fayette
Postville
North
Independence
Sumner JV girls fall in tight back to back games
The Sumner junior varsity girls lost two close games, dropping 38-36 to Oelwein and 51-50 in overtime to West Central. Pat Rieck led Sumner with 25 points in the West Central contest, while Sue Wedemeier paced West Central with 30 points in the OT thriller.
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West Central
Sumner
Sumner Gym
Acettes
Sue Wedemeier
Sumner Girls
Pat Rieck
Cindy Propes
Mary Walker
Becky Christensen
Sumner seventh graders win sixth straight with 40 29 over Maynard
Sumner seventh grade girls deliver a 40 29 victory over Maynard to extend a flawless streak to six. Guard corps limited Maynard to two first half field goals while Sumner tallied 27 points. Mary Hartman led with 26 points. other scorers included Kendra Karsten JaNan Schwabe Julie Henniges and Linda Tiedt.
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Maynard
Sumner
Bill Sulentic
LuAnn Bergman
Leci Griesert
Sheryl Knoploh
Sulentic
Mary Hartman
Kendra Karsten
JaNan Schwabe
Julie Henniges
Linda Tiedt
Postville Tops Sumner in League Wrestling Clash
Sumner varsity wrestlers lost to Postville 37-12 as Postville won nine of twelve bouts. Notable: 119 pounds Tom Vaughan defeated Steve Jarmes, 6-4, and Darwin Rucker pinned Nick Polter in 1:22. Sumner JV also fell 37-10 with several forfeit results and draws. The lengthy recap lists match-by-match results and trapping season notes from the Iowa Conservation Commission.
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Sumner
Postville
Tom Vaughan
Steve Jarmes
Jim Diemer
Gordon Snither
Darwin Rucker
Nick Polter
Frieden
Meyer
Harris
Pipho
Heying
Volker
Vaughan
Jarmes
Diemer
Snither
Huinker
Cook
Winter
Hartman
Burns
Jacob
Knight
Norgaard
Hwt
David Rast
Mark Diemer
Russ Lehmkuhl
Randy Roby
Randy Barker
Dave Diekman
Jeff Haw
Dave Matt
Gordon Buchholz
Rast
Drew Eberling
Derring
Szabo
Matt
Lehmkuhl
Schlee
Haw
Drew Harris
Roby
Looney
New stock car track opens May 29
Rick Baker of Shell Rock announces a new stock car racing track at Midway Downs between Nashua and Charles City. The quarter mile dirt oval will host street stock and super stocks classes, run by Baker and John Dummer of Waverly, with opening set for May 29. A meeting of drivers is scheduled for Sunday February 8 at 1 p.m. in the Nashua IPS building to establish season regulations.
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Rick Baker
Shell Rock
Midway Downs
Nashua
Charles City
Baker
John Dummer
Waverly
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Aces Hit Century Mark in Valley Triumph
Sumner Aces roared to a 100-40 victory over Valley High Tigers Friday night as reserves played most of the second and final quarters. Teeling led with 24 points, Walker 22, Waskow 19, and Heying added 11 in a dominant team effort sealing a share of the conference title with three games left.
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Sumner
Kevin Bergman
North High Hare
The
Aces
Kevin Waskow
the Hawke
Tom Marshall
Dave Berns
Berns
Tampera
Elkader
Sumner Aces
Valley High Tigers
Les Teeling
Valley
Teeling
Walker
Waskow
Heying
Fayette
North
Postville
Elkadet
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