Sumner High develops strong week in track golf and tennis
Sumner High School athletes dominated the Upper Iowa Conference track meet, winning the conference title for the 11th time in 13 years as Lloyd Hoth and Vic Hever anchored field events. Golf teams posted three victories including a sectional win and a dual meet, while a multi-class tennis clinic is planned for May 28 led by SCI High School coach Lloyd Stokstad with top players attending.
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Aces
West Union
Dave DeHaven
Town State College
Cedar Falls
de Haven
SCI
Tom Masterpole
Tom
Lloyd Stokstad
Lois Einwalter
Judy Nolting
Ke~ Ren Moser
Tom Gray
West Waterloo
Arden
SUT
Richard
Stokstad
SCI High
Waukonda
Des Moines
Stok
Sumner Ace Golf Team Wins Sectional Crown
Sumner's Ace golf squad edged New Hampton 925 to 317 to defend their sectional title and advance to the District tournament at North High with Clear Lake and Forest City. Medalist honors went to Dan Klenske of New Hampton with 68, while Sumner’s Don DeHaven led the Aces with 77. Sin gles from Johnson, Tremaine, Anderson, and others boosted Sumner’s team total as Greene, North High, Waukon, South Winneshiek, and Ossian DeSales trailed.
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Sumner
New Hampton
Chicks
North High
Northwood
Clear Lake
Forest City
Greene
Waukon
South
Tom Lauser
South Winneshiek
Klenske
Don DeHaven
Aces
Bill Anderson
John Tremaine
Steve Johnson
Gene Thompson
John Rigler
Ken Thompson
Lauser
Meadow
West Union
Steven Johnson
Ken ‘Thompson
Dan Klenske
Kilenske
Sumner Aces extend win streak at Cresco Quadrangular
Sumner's track team edged Cresco by three points in a cold windy Quadrangular at Cresco. The Aces scored 94 points to Cresco's 91 with Vaukon 45 and North High 35. Marty Creager won the 220 yard dash in 25.6 seconds and the 180 yard hurdles in 123.3 seconds. Vic Heyer placed second in the dash and Dave Kafer second in the hurdles. Loyd Hath captured the pole vault and Den i Buckendahl the mile in 5:07. Bill Aymentrout won the discus at 46-6 and another event. This marked the fifth straight dual meet win for Sumner, who last finished runner-up indoors at SCI Cedar Falls and second in the Bulldog Relays before posting a strong showing at the Upper Iowa Conference meet.
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Aces
Vaukon
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Marty Creager
Vic Heyer
Creager
Dave Kafer
Loyd Hath
Deni Buckendahl
Bill Aymentrout
SCI High
Cedar Falls
Upper Iowa
West Central
Maynard
Central
Elkader
Martin Creager
Clefish
Dennis Buckendahl
Allen Robertson
Keith Minkel
Bill Armentrout
Postville
Waukon
Fayette
Feickert
Post
Wood
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Bunn
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R. Rogahn
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M. Creager
Wallekon
Armentrout
Swale
M. Hoth
Thyer
Paulson
Oltrogge
Sumner track qualifies two for state meet at Monticello
Sumner High School qualifies two track athletes for the state meet after a district finish at Monticello. Dave Kafer placed second in the low hurdles with 21.5 seconds, while Bill Armentrout earned third in the discus and also qualified. Independence won the district with 81 points. Sumner and Maquoketa tied for sixth with 17. The Aces placed in multiple events including the broad jump and relays.
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Dave Kater
Bill Armentrout
Sumner High
Sumner
Monticello
Kater
Tom Yeoman
Armentrout
Dave Kafer
Mike Mulvaney
Tom Swale
North High
Independence
Maquoketa
Vig Heyer
Bill Ishman
Heyer
Creager
Twilight Quadrangular opens Sumner track events night
Several sports events are listed for Sumner with the Twilight track meet at the Sumner track tonight. Janesville, Tripoli and MPL will compete in the four team meet with field events at 6 30 p m and running at 7 15 p m.
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Tripoli
MPL
Monona
MFL
Sumner
Cresco
Aces
Valley High
Stormont
Wey
Gresen
Wat High
Noe
Onesies Waverly
Waverly
Aces track team wins Upper Iowa Conference crown
Sumner High School Aces clinched the Upper Iowa Conference track title at Decorah, scoring 824.4 points while West Central of Maynard trailed at 54. Key performances included Mar tin Creager and Clefish in the two mile and half mile, Buckendahl and Robertson in the mile, and Heyer and Creager in the broad jump. Sumner led a tight three way battle before decisive field events sealed the margin. Buckendahl posted 4:57.89 in the 1600 and Robertson 5:06 in the mile.
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Sumner Gaselia Phow
Decorah
Buckendahl
Robertson
Valley High edges Sumner in junior high meet at Maynard
Sumner finished second behind Valley High at the junior high track meet Saturday in Maynard and set multiple school marks. West Central placed third with EaveHe fourth. Sumner’s seventh and ninth graders also competed. Seventh grader Allen Bergman set a shot put record of 29-9. Eighth grade records include Tom Harris in pole vault 8-0 Ray Donat high jump 4-6. Relays set new marks: Haas Meier Harms Senit 29.2 in 320. Magher Ribbeck Gehrke Schoephoerster 187.9 in 440.
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Maynard
West Central
eaveHe
Cresco
Allen Bergman
Tom Harris
Ray Donat
Haas
Meier
Harms
Senit
Magher
Ribbeck
Gehrke
Schoephoerster
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