Sumner Aces win USC football championship
Sumner Aces surge to 34 7 victory over MFL Bulldogs at senior high field, clinching the Upper Iowa Conference title for 1968. Bill Ribbeck and Joe Andres spark the offense as Tom Harris directs a balanced attack, while Sumner’s defense stifles MPL to seal the league crown and keep alive an undefeated-season possibility.
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Surner
MFL
Bulldogs
Bruce Buhr
Fayette Gar
Jobs
Thanht
Jobe
Tom Harris
Towar
Duane Hagensick
Bruce Bahr
Roger Thompson
Simpson
Upper Iowa
Fayette
Thompson
Simpson Virwally
Corlett
Sumner
Aces
Y Andres
Yehdowun
Deck
Ribbeck
Aves
MOFL
Steve Harms
Tom
Harms
Doyle Jobe
Joe Andres
Steve Harris
Hibbeck
North High Valley High
Monona
West Central
Elkader
Postville
North High
Valley High
North High Postville
Aces face Valley in decisive final game for perfect season
Sumner Aces seek an undefeated slate as they meet Valley High, a strong 4-1-1 club, in the last 1968 game at Valley High field. Valley, led by Mark DeSart and Larry Gardner, relies on Paul Fauser’s IT offense while aiming to derail Sumner’s title run in a high stakes season finale.
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Aces
Sumner
Valley High Field
Upper Town
Valley
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South Winneshiek
Tigers
MFL
Postville
Elkader
W Central
Fayette
Mark DeSart
Larry Gardner
Paul Fauser
Tiger
Doug Falk
Bowling Scattering Plague at Sumner Bakery Stadium?
Results from bowling leagues show multiple matchups and high scores. Kirchmann Plumbing & Heating led Classic League with team games above 1,000. Nite Owl League highlights Niemann’s Const. and Meyer Hardware posting top team and individual totals.
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Westgate
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Westgate Tap & Grill
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Pooch
Sumner T.Y
P. Legh
McDaniel
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Wedemeier
Christensen
Kroblin
O'Brien
Niemann’s
Meyer Hardware
Westgate Bank
Neimann
Niemann Const
M. Blaschke
K. Pollow
C. McKin
Contest winner misses only three in football picks
Clell Howard topped last week's contest with 17 correct picks though he erred in Belmond over Northwood Kensett Waverly over Charles City and Iowa Falls over Eagle Grove. Ken Karsten was second with 16 wins. Final standings had three tie breakers at 15 wins each.
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Northwood- Kensett
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Charles City
Iowa Falls
Eagle Grove
Ken Karsten
Clear Lake
Algona
Richard Bergman
Wilbur Howard
Randy Leyh
Beaman-Conrad
Gladbrook
Buffalo Center
Osage
North High
Tripoli
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Turkey Valley
Greene
Sumner
West Waterloo
Independence
Charley City
North Linn
Waukon
Webster City
Monticello
Tae Breaker
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