Sumner High Teams Shine In Spring Sports Run
Sumner high school enjoys a strong spring sports season across track golf and baseball under coaches Bob Topping Les Teeling and Larry Burrows. Track leads with an undefeated run and conference titles. golf posts eight wins and seeks a state title. baseball schedules begin May 27 with Cub Park games and possible league expansion. Softball plans at Cub Park may run dual leagues. girls practice weekly under Fred Helier with potential players joining.
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Sumner High School
AFN
Bob Topping
State College of Town
Cedar Falls
Aces
Crescot
Sumner
West Central
Les Teeling
Ace
Independence
Iowa
Larry Burrows
Registerland
Stormont
Cub Park
Joe Mihm
Mihm
City Park
Fred Helier
State meet lineup and local sports events preview
Six contenders from the state meets. DeHaven, Jehy and junior players head to Carroll for a Friday practice and Saturday 18 hole tourney. Sumner track sends Kafer and Armentrout to Eagle Grove for Saturday state meet. May 18 Quadrangular with Sumner Tripoli Fredericksburg North High at West Union. May 21 State Meet at Eagle Grove. Baseball slate includes May 27 and June 2 games. Also a spud note and tennis clinic planned with Lloyd Stoke stad on May 28. Volunteers invited for work night.
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John Tream
Ear
DeHaven
Jehy
Bill Anderson
Teeling
Carroll
Bob Topping
Sumner
Eagle Grove
Dave Kafer
Monticello
Bill Armentrout
Armentrout
Tripoli
Fredericksburg
North High
West Union
AFN
Lloyd Stokestad
Ceder Falls
APN
Herb Forsman
Tom Maal
Sumner Aces win district to reach state golf meet
Sumner High wins the Northeast Towns Class district golf title at West Union Club, edging Forest City by two strokes to earn a spot in the May 21 state tournament at Carroll. Team totals: Sumner 815, Forest City 817, New Hampton 382, Clear Lake 841. district champ Sayner and Forest City advance to state.
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Sumner High
Forest City
West Union Country Clu
Northeast Town
Carroll
Town
Aces
Meadowbrook
New Hampton
Chicks
Sumner
Clear Lake
Teeling
Will Leavie
May Deans
Serge Tan DeSaivet
DeHaven
Steve Johnson
John Tremaine
Bill Anderson
Lit
Sayner
Algona
Audubon
Burlington
Notre Dames
Cherokee
Xavier
Dyersville
Eagle Grove
Independence
Jows Falls
South Harmilton
Jewell
Pela
Shenerdoah
Sibney
Urbandate
Don DeHaven
Rob Thompson
Tom Anderson
Jerry Anderson
Dave Haugen
Dan Klenski
Gene Thompson
John Rigler
Ken Thompson
Kent Opheim
Ken Grabinski
Mark Westburg
Gary Bostram
Greg Turvold
Lake Mills
Tom Lauser
South Winnesheik
Calmar
Sumner bowlers lead in Courier Tourney of Champions
W W W. A Meyer’s Clothier team topped the field with a 3090 pin total and a near perfect triplicate run of 845 845 844 in three games. Charles Meyer led the team with 366. John Dierks 528 series. Phil Kuepker 501. Forrest Cannell 477. Paul Zietlow 462. The Meyer squad finished one pin shy of a perfect three-game set. other top performances came from Gene Reimler, Leon Reimler, Myron Harrs, Ernie Moran, and Bob Meyer of Andy’s team.
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Sanual
Waterloo
W. A. Meyer
Clothier
Cardinal Lanes
Andy
Gene Reimler
Leon Reimler
Myron Harrs
Ernie Moran
Bob Meyer
Town Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
A string of Sunday dinners and midweek calls across Cresco New Hampton Frederika Sumner and Waterloo mark a busy social week. Guests include Mr and Mrs Chester Pals Mrs Ada McConkey Dean Viet Nam returnee and families from Westgate Waverly Oelwein and Cedar Rapids among others. Special events note Patty Kuethe first communion at St Edward Church and Leo Winks papal honor conferred by Archbishop Bryne in Sumner.
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Chester Pals
Viv Hall
Cresco
Jack Rourke, Jr
California
Earl O'Connell
Dean
Viet Nam
New Hampton
Albert Rieck
John Fay
Ada McConkey
Barry McConkey
Fredericksburg
Alfred Hahn
Frederika
John Donnelly
John, Jr
Fairbanks
George Banwell, Sr
Ionia
Robert Figanbaum
Edward Meyer
Westgate
Debbie Figanbaum
Kathy Specht
Frank Wilkens
Waverly
Oelwein
Sumner
Allen Kuethe
Ray Kuethe
John Charles
Clarence Niewoehner
Dennis Niewoehner
Cleveland
Ohio
Erwin Schwabe
Lucille
Lloyd
Donald Dilley
Larry Huck
Louie Glitch
John Blech
Waterloo
Dale Grahlman
Diana Duane
Jay
Albert Bieck
Ben Warren
Jay Grahlman
Miss Doneth Zipse
Cedar Apids
Donald Zipse
Doneth Zipse
Cedar Rapids
Leo Winks
James J. Bryne
Dubuque
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Ronald Kuethe
Ronnie
Allen Kroblin
Patty
St. Edward’s Catholic
Co ed volleyball tournament results at Sumner Ton
Readable text reports a Sumner area volleyball event featuring teams Gummey ACT high school and others. The fragment notes matches under way with players and scores not clearly legible. The item hints at a local coed volleyball tournament outcome and standings.
Sumner wins Triangular Track meet led by Hoth and Milnes
Sumner High School dominated the Triangular Track meet Monday scoring 112 points to Starmont 46 and Valley High 19. Lloyd Hoth set a season best in the high jump at 5-7 and anchored a 3:53.1 mile relay as Sumner swept several events including the discus and 880 yard run. Milnes and Koester teamed in the mile relay and 440 yard events while D Kafer posted a 10.75 in the 100 yard dash as Sumner showcased depth with 11 firsts and multiple podium finishes.
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Sumner
Aces
Starmont
Valley High
Lloyd Hoth
Koester
Donat
Rogahn
Milnes
Dave Kafer
Finyd Hoth
Bill Armentrout
Blaismonvs
Cama
Sumner Stormont
Fulck
D. Kafer
McMillan
Roberts
M. Creager
Heyer
Hansen
J. Donat
M. Koester
Creager
J. Mangan
Tegtmeier
Leonhart
Mile
Gaskill
D. Buckendahl
A. Robertson
Ganske
K. Minkel
R. Creager
Knickerbogie
L. Hoth
Lowe
Kafer
M. Cr
Faulkner
Wendt
Federer
Mangan
Valley
Armentrout
Rogers
M. Hoth
Paulson
B. Milnes
J. O'Brien
Il. Heyer
Lenard
Kubicek
Squire
Meyer
Hoth
de—Evans
Schmidt
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Sumner Ton Nam
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