Foot Notes on Ames Cedar Rapids State Final Drama
Veteran official Cal Harms refereed two Class AA games including the overtime classic where Jefferson of Cedar Rapids edged Ames by one. The match, a historic overtime state final, featured Gibbs and Beaman from Ames and tight defense from Jefferson, with Harms noting coaching and scheduling quirks for next year.
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Sime
Cal Harms
Cal
Jefferson
Cedar Rapids
Anes
AFN
Afntt
Amos
J. Wawks
Tefferson
Antes
Ames
Gibbs
Beaman
Cal Harris
Jeffers
Ji Son
Des Moines
Weather delays opening drills for track team
Adverse weather hampers the opening track practices at Town High as Coach Reb Typping reports limited workouts. A new Town High School Athlete Association rule restricts scheduling to small meets, delaying a larger sanctioned meet and complicating the Ace’s season plans.
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Reb Typping
Associat Fio
Vinder
Poppitys
Rory Creager
Joe Gitch
John Trayten
Topping
Waverly
Aces
Tripoli
South Winneshiek
Sumner Freshman Sophomores Roll to 17 0 Season
Lavern Greenfield’s Sumner squad finished 17 0 posting a 1080 to 574 scoring edge 43 4 point offense 33 8 defense records. Steve Harris led scoring with 270 points Tom Harris 151 Allen Taylor 148 while Greg Wilson Doyle Jobe Bill Ribbeck and others contributed. Team shot 40 5 percent to opponents 27 5 percent. Al Taylor led in free throws with 24 45 53 3 percent Joe Andres 50 percent on 14 of 28. Sumner defeated North High Decorah Elkader Fayette West Central Valley High and others in a dominant season.
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Lavern Greenfield
Steve Harris
Tom
Allen Taylor
Bill Ribbeck
Joe Andres
Greg Wilson
Doyle Jobe
Ron Borcherding
Rick Forsman
Dan Volker
Rick Lampe
Geo. Schoephoerster
Mike Ganske
Steve Heth
Paul Meter
Steve Harms
al Taylor
Tom Harris
Tom Harms
Forsman
al Yoglor
Tom Harrs
Steve Harmsted
Aces
Sumner
North High
Elkader
Decorah
North
Fayette
Tripoli
West Central
Valley High
New rules tighten boat registration for 1967 69 period
State conservation commission outlines renewal process for boats. Owners must renew by July 4 1967 with a 4.00 fee. Expiring certificates should be returned only if selling or leaving registration. Renewal forms will be mailed March 15 and available via Iowa boat forms from officials and dealers. Do not mail cash. For new or unregistered boats two forms are needed for 1966 67 remainder and 1967 68 period.
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State Conservation Commission
Commission
Iowa
Conservation Officer
Marine
Spring golf squad tabs eleven players for 1967 season
A squad of eleven under Coach Les Teeling reports for spring golf including five returning lettermen: Don DeHaven, John Tremaine, Bill Anderson, Steve Johnson, and Rick Forsman. The Aces open April 14 at West Union in a triangular with Summer, Independence, and North High, with a schedule listing through May 14 including district events and sectional meets.
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Les Teeling
Don DeHaven
John Tremaine
Bill Anderson
Steve Johnson
Rick Forsman
Steve Freeman
Roger Heidt
Ken Severson
Joe Andres
Greg Wilson
John Friederich
Aces
West Union
Independence
North High
Sumner
Waverly
Stormont
Cresca
Hampton
New Hampton
Upper Iowa
Dusl
South Winneshirk
Caimar
Trianpilar
Ysiangular
Yaepensence
Saumner
Creat
Peacocks Open Spring Baseball With Southern Tour
Upper Iowa's Peacocks baseball team under coach Stan Jack begins the spring schedule with a three double header southern tour this week. They face Arkansas State in Conway on Thursday and Friday, then travel to Bethel, Tennessee for a double header next Monday. The 20 player squad plans to depart Fayette by car Wednesday and return after the Tennessee run. A home opener versus Winona State is set for March 30 weather permitting.
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Upper Iowa
Stan Jack
Peacock
Peacocks
Arkansas State
Conway, Ark
Bethel
Tenn
Fayette
Winona State
Bowling Classic League Scores Reported From March 15
League results show Kirchmann P&H and Meyer Petroleum each with 3 wins, Jaycees 1, Westgate Elevator 1, Sumner TV Appliance 4, and Meyer Clothier 0. High team game was Meyer Petroleum 899, high team series Westgate Elevator 2619, top individuals Phil Kuепker 625, Roy Ede 566, Robert Meyer 563. SCATTERPIN League results include First National Bank 3, Bakery 1, Harms Insurance 3, Gazette 1, Coast to Coast 3, Pickering’s 1, with Bank posting high game 880 and high series 2497. Nite Owl League shows Westgate Bank 4 and Kroblin’s 2, with Meyer Hardware and Niemann Coast close behind. Tuesday Night Mixed features Alley Cats, L.M.P.’s, Four of a Kind, Four Scores Goofballs, and BEAR Cats in compact standings. notable marks include BEAR Cats’ high game 346 and L.M.P.’s 2196 team series.
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Kirchmann
Fiba. & Hg
Jaycees
Meyer Clothier
Westgate Elevator
Sumner TV
Meyer Petroleum
Kirchmann P&h
Meyer Petro
Phil Kuepker
Roy Ede
Robert Meyer
High Ind
Russ Mullins
Lloyd Hultman
First National Bank
Gazette
Harms Ins
Pickering
Bakery
Bank
Elaine Reimler
Florence Gaffney
Gina Ridge
Carol Snyder
Eloise Siegfried
Helen Harts
Harms
Pickering’s
Helen Harms
Mickey Grau
Joan Lehmkuhl
High
Ind
Layon Schultz
Westgate Bank
Kroblin's
Alley Cats
L.M.P
Bear Cats
Goofballs
Bill Pickering
Lavern Lampe
Don Speed
Olive Mitchell
Agnes Speed
Dale Lehmkuhl
Gene Reimler
Cora McKinney
Eighth graders finish season with two wins three losses
Sumner's eighth grade team finished with a 2-3 record. Games included Sumner 33 over West Central 26, Sumner 19 over Oelwein 29, Sumner 30 over Waverly 38, and West Central 10. Players listed left to right include Mike Dubrkopt, Steve Shaner, Mark Rogers, Dave Severson, Clell Howard, Gary Rieck, Matt Sexton with Pat Sexton, Randy Leyh, Jett Michel Petersen, Mack Barr, Greg Jobe, David Zander. Not pictured is seventh grade coach Paul Zietlow.
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Peeeee Feenine
Mike Dubrkopt
Steve Shaner
Mark Rogers
Dave Severson
Clell Howard
Gary Rieck
Matt Sexton
Pat Sexton
Randy Leyh
Jett Michel Petersen
Mack Barr
Greg Jobe
David Zander
Paul Zietlow
Sumner
West Central
Oelwein
Waverly
Coast Guard Sets Boat Ventilation Rules
Coast Guard requires pleasure boats to meet ventilation rules by July 1 or face a possible $100 penalty. Rules specify at least one intake and one exhaust duct with cowls, extending from open air to near the bilge and lower sections, with current industry standards meeting the requirements. Public guidance and safety notices are available from the State Conservation Commission in Washington, D.C., or the Second Coast Guard District office in St. Louis.
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Coast Guard
U.S. Coast Guard
State Conservation Commission
Washington, D.C
Second Coast Guard District
Market St. St. Louis
U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary
Iowa
Sumner Gazette Shop Your Newspaper Ads
The Sumner Gazette promotes local newspaper ads with emphasis on savings for readers and budget conscious shoppers. It urges residents to browse classified and display advertising to maximize discounts and keep more money in their pockets.
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Herb
Crabtree
USC
Jim Crabtree
Upper Town
Wheaton
Ill
Quincey
Eldora
Harold Putnam
Iorium
Bernie Saggan
Lyle Quinn
Wahlert Jefferson
Go-Hawks
Harlan Plattes
Rick Oltman
Dike
Sutherland
Ernest Oltman
Near Dike
Larry Lampe
Columbia Ave
Dave DeHaven
State College of Town
Atlanta
Chuck Paten
Patten
Uus
Knerling
Dennis Everhart
Steve Robertson
Randy Seehase
Paul Meier
George Schoephoerster
Waukon
Postville
Wuttke Motors
Schmidt Beer
W. H. Heyler Sons
Bergman Concrete
Lande Chevrolet
Jr. High
Soldier
Dale Barnes
Skip Holverson
Harold Holverson
Mapleton
Leo Wagner
Turin
Sumner Gazette
Chevrolet Auto
Walker Motor Co
Omplete Auto Body Service
Renu
Vern Prestein
E. 1St St
L. W. Pipho Imple., Inc
Shmdss Seve
Glencoe
MIG. CO
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