The Sumner Gazette from Sumner, Iowa • Page 8

-Notes HKRB UhftcntonnMy cool Jdfht rlRht for the of drills. Is Hind members the ohftfiw to hnvr i drill Rehps and first Johnson wins junior GAZETTE SPORTS Club golf tournament Thursday, Anirutrt 24, 1M7 T('s nhvfeys twin! for 'dlsons- H's bettor to' hnvr of fat off in onr Sinn 01 hnvr it roolov work off ihr rv- -AFN Is his tMjjhfh srotor, fts hrnii foothnli Crisoh Sim- iin Hiph Srhnoi snic nt thr star! in ojtr "TlV finr This COA sr- rlofsn'- Inn -A TV TTv T-nhir, this: r-T-artJrr-- i- niTii'': Ov-. fl.l T-, riSs-T-- thr, hp- sflii'aj Si Stcvr won thr hlph sfhfiol of the Moflrtov brook Countn Chib Gol here morning firing fl tvr, 72. In spite of thr coFri viivh xveflther nnri sopC 1 ootirsr. Johnson with SV on firs; nine, then ennie bnek or rvon na" flffe: iru: KiV thr sfyrrv: ronrin Thr -rumr: 4 rnev 'v.

011 thr ho'r ol ihr i-iin. hriil; feo' Sfv ii -thr srhfKV (Sivj.ci.'vv Toii: thr vinm'ni: 4' Rf. nrr ihr in thr annual MeaDmrhrook Country Ciul Junior louma- nieni held SarnrcUv Ai left is iiit hirh vision champion. Steve -wbo shot a two-over par 72 and to his left is the rnn- ncrnp. BUI Anderson, who posted a 76.

At far right is Pat Sexton, whose 87 brought him the grade school division championship and to his right is Bob Reimlcr who finished as runnerup with a 95. snna: Joh wns in Oehve'm meet dinr, 1 "Tcsri- ar-r j. iev TiiE': we car aur: CSH srsa arsr. tnif if jr. "Ynu -need the nig sguac ior sac other areas of practice- course still oariy and others test may hsvf- reported because oi ts-ort cr ior other reasons may stiH be out for foot- -baH Coadi Topping appear? more optomisfic thar.

he has at this stage in several seasons. The Ace squad 5s showing BE abundance of enthusiasm and appear? genuinely amdouf to ge: mtc pads and contac: drilji. "We're coming along real -well and WTll -probably- put or. tae Coach Tnppinr sain. There'll iL" tie morning and mgc: or.

TC.JT&- aay and EH: first vil: ui hei: Saturday nigc-. Augur Hi. startiu- i tiees next v.t*i: wil. uem, immediately aiier sehooi arir then oc iiit LiDo: Da weei: enti there wii; tif- Saturoc' night p.rr. scrimmagt practict on Konciav night, Sep-.

4. pji. Bob Toppkig especiE tut uon- opener with Tnpok to be one of the toughest season. The Panthers have t. goodly number of reuirnees froir.

last year and win tevt as much backfield speed potenUal as anv high team in the state. There wont be any soft touches ip the Upper Iowa Conference either, which should make for a vta-y enjoyable season. The Aee coach figures PostvUle. Waukoo and North High to be most rugged PostvUle because tfessy have virtually the same team back from last year Wauion, because of an exceptionally fine frosh-soph. team last fall and North High because they have reportedly received some outstanding help from the outside, with the moving of the, Beeder family and their tJvree football playeps, from the Valley High area to the North High School District.

The football seasons stares a week late this year, so the first horue game at Sumner High field is nearly a month away, with Postville on Sept. 22. I have had number of deer c. the GienhaveE Ciur Jaaior Golf T-our- Stracsy rnnraing -srith ET. St.

SE fmished bMiinn Joe 73 2. D. "Wooa, "West "Dnimi, "whc firefl a 78. 3r. UJP Oerwete Amatioir Tnur- -wa? behxai Oeiweia's thf- with 73 wa5 piayec at tat T.it~~ Club Dnr, Dp- Havsr also but diri no: place.

PLAXT5 unusua: pjar.ts thst havf discovered around I OWE have i formed OB potatC' vines, were found ir. the gsrder. of Mrs. George Coaklin. Independence, are ar- tualiy potato seed pods.

A horticulturist reported these pods, if planted, -srii: new- vines. huntinr enthusiaFtf asV: ii any had been received regardinr the approaching Tne CDmmis- sior. has TUST: ar.nounced that P-icauaiu lor bow and ar- mv anr iaDaovTTier-ienan: "3E licenssE are now avaijl Applications ear. be ob- itior. officers or county re- iri Trie D-Jieni.

ale; a arjy agr or sex bt bow anc. arrav. "o'-'y over aL of IDWE frorc Sep: so. tnrDugr. Kov.

SO. w-ii ue issued irorr. Sep; If ov 3t witr. ur fc. rm- or.

the of bow and jarruw lie-eases jssufrc. new lou-c ifcw staie; tha: jcuc tm't-jers aac teeauu now iicec sipwaaL free htensef vo hunt ciee: jar) jg- ec. Fonaeriy. the.v were allowec u- laiit Qeer 1,1. their ianc without a license.

Each and bonafied lenani filiiig applitatior. wall be emitied to iwo cibfer litfcnifeE One will be in the landowner name anci one ic the his wile or child. Dates for the Bix-zout gun deer season will be 4 in WKies 1, 2 aud 3 aid Dec ano 3 ic 2O 4.. 5 and ii. plicauons for them will Herb Foreman, Sports Editor Softball team loses two close contests Sumner's Independent Softball team has lost two close games in recent action, dropping a 2-1 game to Foster's team in the recent Frederika tournament and losing to JanesviOe 7-6 in Bremen County League play.

The team has one more league game scheduled for Thursday night, Aug. 24 at Cub Park in Sumner. An invitational tournament is tentatively slated for Cub Park on Sunday, Sept. 3. The Sumner team will be tourney host 311 points, Independence finished second at Elkader was third with 197 points, Oelwein was fourth, 187 and Sumner was fifth, 126 points.

Results of Sumner entries- Medley relay (Continued on Page 12) Gazett For TV and RADIO REPAIR FRITZ ELECTRIC PHONE 224-3368 Sumner, Iowa Pretty fair-size fish "champion" right Meadowbrook Junior Tour- a 97. Others in thP It must be the granddaddy of them all, this big old catfish, pulled from the Mississippi River late Sunday afternoon through the combined efforts of Dave Emerson, pictured with the fish and Mike Mangan. Emerson and Mangan were dozing in the warm sun in a boat in the middle of the channel just opposite Guttenberg, when the tug that must have almost capsized the craft, came on the line. Realizing they had something a bit out of the ordinary, the two Sumner fishermen battled briskly, but patiently to keep from losing the big fish. Their efforts were rewarded with what surely has to be a near record catch, if not actually the record in recent seasons.

Back in Sumner, already partially dried out from the, trip, the fish still tipped the scale at about 20 pounds. It measured 32 inches from head to tail and by pulling the "whiskers" forward was a full three feet. It was a full seven inches across the head. Incidentally, it wasn't the only fish caught by Emerson and Mangan and in an exceptionally lucrative fishing day. also pulled In 25 striped bass.

The big catfish is on display In a spec- ally built acquarium at Fred's DX, where Emerson is employed. Miriam Harms wins women's tournament i the enwji of wia- in the annual Meadow- bruuk Country C3ub Woman's Club tiMinw- played H'edneefer, 1C. Left to right an uifcdaUa! and E- Miriam HaTne. Miriani Harms fired an 8' over ie holes to capiure the Mfcadowbrook Club's 'g golf championship Wed. It's been a tme Ive seen anything like mat aatic tfs caught by Mississippi wjay.

noon. Several years ago Walt Kfot, came back to after a fishing jaunt and Stotor type cat to show fo efforts. But these are the two enormous size remember seeing the Past years. Mrs. Harms opened with a 46 then came back with a 41 ihfc nine.

This actually a handicap but Mrs. Honorc on her scratch of 117. In the nine-hole division, ney Medalist and a $6. ed a scratch score of 87; Mrs. Janice Fink (Tripoli) first place in Ig-hoie flight with a 71 Diana Joh.nscu, cewnd cbam- Pionship flight with 75 (bdcp.

18); Mrs. Ardys Furaman, first in first place with 81 Poock, TripoU with a 42 Handicap winnws in the 18- fcole division Championship flight first place, Mrs. Janice Fink, 71 (hrcp. second place, Diana Johnson, 75 third. Mrs.

Carol Snyder, 78. 14); Florenee first in second fUcfat with 84 13); tin. Evelyn Lunpreclft, nine-bole tourney with scratch score of 56 and Mrs. Elaine Balmier first place in nine-hole tourney with 40 least number of putts in the 18 bole event, 29 and Mrs. Berniece McCormick was low in the number of putts in the 9-hole tourney with 19 putts.

BOWLING MEET First Rignt-first Mrs. Ardys RUU, ttjird Mrs. tp of ttie Women's League are scheduled Tuesday, August 29 at The meet is for 2 p-w. on that date. Swimming team finishes third, last in two meets Sumners swimmers placed third among five entries in the Independence Athletic Club In- vilntionnl Swim Meet nt Inde- pcndencc Suntlny, August 20.

Annmosl won the Incet with '101 points. Independence was second with 403 points, Sumner third, 210, Elknder fourth, 170 and Oelwein Xifth, 105. Joann Mitchell wim the most successful swimmer Suntlny, re- cclvinR three first place including plnce.s in two rolayw and in the bi-oastHtroko t-vontN, She also received third place- In the backstroke. Illdty Obrke won two first places In the freestyle and IwcltNtroko and 11 third place In the bn-nnUtroke. Next moot for August 2(1 at Or'lwoln, MtnrlhiK at 1 p.m.

Results, Sumiuu- Enti'les: Medley Relay (Hi 1. Sumner (Kuri-n Mimtorpolc, Julie Friedci-ich, Joiinn Mitchell, Carol 40-yd. freestyle (H) under) Julie Pricdorich, :84.fl; 0. Carol Harms, :34.8. Medley Relay Sumner (Rose Heyer, Mary Sexton, Jane Reimler, Becky Harms, 2:14.9.

40-yd. freestyle Becky Harms, :26.6. 40-yd. freestyle Rose Heyer, :23.6; 2. Jane Reimler, :24.9.

40-yd. breaststroke (10 -JPriedrich, :43.5. 40-yd. breaststroke (11-13) 1. Joann Mitchell, :33.9.

40-yd. backstroke (10 Karen Masterpolo, :42,9. 40-yd. backstroke Joann Mitchell, :37.6. 160 freestyle relay 4.

Sumner (Ann Lampe, Theresa Sexton, Wanda Jenkins, Becky Harms) 1:81.0. 160 freestyle relay (15-17 1. Sumner (Jane Reimler, Mary Becky Harms, Rose Heyer). 160 yd. freestyle relay (10 Sumner (Julie Friederich, Karen Masterpole, Carol Harms, Joann 2:17.0.

Medley Relay (14 under) Sumner (Greg Jobe, Paul Meier, Randy Seehase, Bob Medley Relay (12 under) Sumner (Greg Jobe, Sexton, Matt Sexton, Mike Medley Relay (Doyle Jobe, Joe Andres, Tom Harms, Puul 40-yd. freestyle (10 under) Ricky Gohrkc, :29.4. 40-yd. freestyle Mult Soxton, :25.1. 40-yd.

freestyle Rnncly Scohnso, :23.0. 40-yd. freestyle Tom Harms, :21.5. 40-yd, brenststroke (10 Ricky Gehrke, :41.0. 40-yd.

breaststroke 2, Mike Duhrkopf, :35.8; 3. Matt Soxlon, :30.8. 40-yd. breaststroke Joe Andres, :33.4. 40-yd.

backstroke (10 Ricky Gehrke, :38.8. 40-yd. backstroke Randy Seehase, :32.9. 80-yd. freestyle Bob Reimler, 4.

Greg Jobe, 1:03.0. 1GO yd. freestyle relay (11-12) (Greg Jobe, Pat Sexton, Matt Sexton, Mike 1:47.1. IGO-yd. freestyle relay (13-14) (Greg Jobe, Paul Meier, Randy Seehase, Bob 1:40.6.

160-yd. freestyle relay (15-17) (Doyle Jobe, Paul Meier, Joe Andres, Tom 1:31.5, In the one meter diving division (13-14) Becky Harms won first place with a total of 193.9 points. Jane Reimler finished second in the one meter diving division (15-17), with 190 points. Finish Last Sumner's swimming team finished last in a field of five at the Decorah Invitational Swim Meet held August 12. Decorah wen the meet with Best deals in town right now on these extra-good late model used cars.

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