Marion Indians Quietly Tie Up Win Over Independence 14-0
Marion turned a scoreless first half into two late touchdowns to beat Independence 14-0. Marv Novotny scored after a 73 yard drive, and Larry Morningstar capped a 56 yard fourth quarter march. Marion improves to 6-2 and next faces unbeaten Mt. Vernon in the Hawkeye conference.
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Tipton Wins Wamac Title In 21-13 Victory
Tipton threet quarter rally toppled Anamosa 21 13 to clinch the Wamac football title. Wallie Sheets connected with Bob Rickard on two third period TD passes while Richard Place added two extra points and a rushing score. Dad’s Day crowd saw Tipton secure the conference crown before final game questions.
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Roosevelt Hands Iowa City Its First Defeat 21 7
Roosevelt grid machine mauls Iowa City 21 to 7 at Kingston Stadium in a season finale. The Riders rush for 161 yards and force three Iowa City turnovers while clinching second place in the Mississippi Valley Conference and denying the Hawklers an unbeaten season.
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Franklin Trips West Waterloo 20 19
Franklin of Cedar Rapids upset West Waterloo 20 19 at Sloane Wallace Field as John Rosenberg scored twice and added a 65 yard TD, while West Waterloo squandered chances with a missed extra point and a late interception. The Wahawks rallied behind Bernstein and Sisson but fell short, edging Franklin in the second half on defense and a key punt.
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La Crosse Defense Edges Luther 20 14 in Friday Showdown
La Crosse built a 13 point first quarter lead and held on to defeat Luther 20 14 on Friday. Bill McCarthy sparked the opening score with a 53 yard run, Tuska finished the drive, and Phil Leveningen returned a Luther pass 57 yards for a touchdown. Luther rallied with two Peterson touchdowns in the third and fourth quarters.
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Clemson Turns Back Boston College 13-0 at Braves Field
Clemson broke a four game skid with a 13 to 0 win over Boston College before 10 040 at Braves Field. Billy Hair opened scoring with a 29 yard run and an 18 yard scamper before scoring again from the two. The Tigers sealed the game in the fourth with a fumble recovery by Jimmy Kane the Eagles at their own two. Red Whitten scored on a two play drive.
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Williamsburg Beats North English 29-0 in Ke-Wash Clash
Williamsburg dominates North English with a 29-0 victory in a Ke-Wash conference game. Allen Doehrmann scores two touchdowns and three extra points as Williamsburg builds leads in both the second and third quarters. The Raiders’ defense halts North English while accumulating ten first downs and 203 rushing yards.
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Wilton Junction Tops Lone Tree 29 13
Wilton Junction defeated Lone Tree 29 to 13 on Friday night. Huff led Lone Tree with two touchdowns while Wilton Junction scored on a first quarter safety, a third quarter pass to Ormsby, and two late short runs by Bohnsack and Freeland. Freeland added all three extra points.
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Villanova Keeps Unbeaten Mark With 20-20 Tie
Villanova and Parris Island Marines play to a 20 to 20 tie after Villanova scores three times in the second half behind captain Bob Haner. The game notes a strong late surge from Villanova to salvage the draw.
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Kamerling Runs Wild as Mt Vernon Romps 60-0
Mt. Vernon roars to a 60-0 victory over Winfield as Bill Kamerling scores five touchdowns and adds two more via a kickoff return and a fumbled punt recovery. George Brown, Jack Moore, Larry Edwards, Vernon Studt, and Kamerling himself contribute additional scores. West Liberty also blanks West Liberty 39-0 with Jerry McGill and Bruce Bretz breaking loose for big gains.
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Gardner Van Dyke leads U High to 7 0 win over Columbus Jct
Gardner Van Dyke scored a late touchdown and booted the extra point as University High defeated Columbus Junction 7 to 0. It was U High’s third East Iowa Hawkeye league win in seven games while Columbus Junction suffered its third defeat in eight outings.
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Wapello Dominates West Liberty 39-0 in Closed Game
Wapello blanked West Liberty 39-0 as they struck early with two first period touchdowns and maintained a decisive lead. The win showcases Wapello’s potent offense and stout defense throughout the game.
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Tama Hawks Defeat Sigourney 7 6 To Clinch South Iowa Cedar League Title
Tama's football team finished 7 0 for the season after a 7 6 victory over previously unbeaten Sigourney in front of about 4000 fans at Tamahawk Field. J F Doran connected with Joe Mechal for Tama's lone TD, and Dick Porter kicked the extra point. Sigourney answered with a third quarter score by Earl Northrup and Beryle Northrup but failed on a two point try. The outcome secured Tama’s league crown and perfect record.
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Vinton Edges Monti In Close Wamac Clash For Tie
Vinton defeated Monti 7 to 6 Friday night to pull even with Marion for second place in the Wamac race. Both teams finished with 5-2 league records. Dennis Malwitz scored on a five yard run in the second period and Jim Malwitz added the extra point on a pass for the final margin. Carl Monning scored Monti's TD but their extra point attempt failed.
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Maquoketa Beats Manchester 13-6 In Rival Showdown
Manchester struggled in a night game, succumbing to Maquoketa 13-6 in Wamac rivalry action. Dick Smith produced Manchester’s lone score on an 82 yard run, while Schmidt and Rolinger contributed for Maquoketa with other key plays noted in the scorers list.
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Mosel Upsets Stranahan In Mexican Amateur Golf
Stan Mosel of North Texas State toppled three time champion Frank Stranahan of Toledo 2 and 1 in the Mexican Amateur tournament in Mexico City. The 20 year old Texas student advanced after eliminating Dale Morey of Dallas 2 and 1 in the prior round.
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Former OSU athlete Leo Randall dies after illness
Vancouver Washington reports the death of Leo Randall 46 once known as Leo Raskowski while playing football at Ohio State. He died Thursday night after a long illness.
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