Major college football scores from Saturday across Midwest region
A long list of results features Wisconsin 52 over Northwestern 0, Ohio State 45 over Purdue 33, Michigan 34 over Minnesota 13, Indiana at Illinois, and many other games including Iowa, Nebraska, and Missouri events. Numerous players led rushing and passing with varied box scores across conferences.
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Michigan St
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Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio State
Purdue
Upper Iowa
Luther
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Illinois Wesleyan
Wartburg
Buena Vista
Wayne St
Northwood
West
No. Illinois
Wichita St
Illinois St
Wm. Jewell
Mo. Valley
Wilmington
Bluffton
Beckman Beats Oelwein With Two Scores In Scrappy Opener
Beckman quarterback Beckman led with a touchdown pass to Ken Boeckenstedt from Scott Evers and a Mark Olberding two yard run. Chris Westermeier added a two point conversion. Oelwein responds with Bill Hassman two yard run and Dave Kiott extra point from Ted Arndt.
Taft and McKinley Triumph in Grade School Basketball
In 7th grade boys action Taft defeated Roosevelt 46 to 28 while McKinley beat Wilson 54 to 22 and Harding edged Franklin 38 to 33. B games saw Franklin 47 Harding 10 and Roosevelt 18 Taft 34 and McKinley 34 Wilson 15. In 8th grade boys Taft beat Roosevelt 40 27 and McKinley won 41 to 27 with McKinley 31 Wilson 18 in a B game and Teft 23 Roosevelt 9 in another B game.
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So. Conn
Fie Pace
Marist & Pitt
Boston
Princeton
Penn
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Rochester
Fordham
Shippensburg
Calif
Slippery Rock
Lock Haven
Springfield
Norwich
St. John's
Stonybrook
Susavehanna
Upsala
Swarthmore
Ursinus
Syracuse
Colgate
Towson
Akron
Austin Peay
Alabame A&m
Alabama
Mississippi
Albany
Clark
Fairmont
Centre
Ferrum
Nassau
Florida A&m
Tuskegee
Florida St
Western Carolina
Frostburg St
St. Francis
Farmen
Marshall
Georgia
Temple
Hampton Instit
Guilford
Hampden-Sydney
Emory & Henry
Taft
Roosevelt
McKinley
Wilson
Harding
Franklin
Teft
Davenport Central Tops Manning In Class 2A Final
Davenport Central defeats Manning 15-7 18-16 7-15 15-4 to win the Class 2A title as Clinton Mater Dei bests Manning for the Class 1A crown. In the semifinals Knoxville defeats Washington 15-4 16-14 15-1 and Davenport Central beats Dubuque Wohlert 16-14 11-15 18-16 15-12.
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Knoxville
Clinton
Mater Dei
Manning
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Dubuque Wohlert
Amana Nooners and Friends Bowl Spring Standings
Scores show Amana Nooners Team 2 posting 508 and 1443 series led by Sandy Chittick 210 and 553. Team 1 led by Karen Gugielimetti 163 and 453 in Amana Monday Nite Mixed while other leagues list participants and tallies for Lucky Pin Wildcat and Kinze Manufacturing with names such as Joni Glessner and Dionne Kinzenbaw among others.
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Tally-Ho
Landmark
Carol Ann Mason
Brenda
Dionne
Joni
Mary
Pavla
Lisa
Dionne Kinzenbaw
Joni Glessner
Aaron Helterbron
Harry Harrison
Wildcat
Sandstone Winery
Robert's Drywall
Wayne Huebner
Lucky Strike
Pioneer Seed
Coro
Ann Mason
Polly Wolf
Wonder
Kinze Manufacturing
Harlow
Fern Wellen
Roger Knudson
All-Star Grid Picks Highlight Area Players
The list names players by position from Mt. Vernon Solon Durant Wilton Mid Prairie and others. It includes quarterbacks running backs centers guards tackles ends and linebackers with honorable mentions across several schools. Notable entries include Mt. Vernon Randall and Brick from W Branch and Durant Batts from LB.
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Jeff Lifson
Mt. Vernon
Phil Roehik
Durant
Jock Graber
Joby Koehn
Andy Buchmeyer
Bob Rummelts
W. Branch
Steve Goodall
Mt Vernon
Eric Siggins
Tim Kral
Solon
Greg W
Randy Hieck
W. Liberty
Marv Cook
W Branch
Steve Donahue
Steve Randall
John Lasono
Jim Fry
Wilton
Ton McKlinstery
Mike Clark
Jeff Bohr
Mid-Prairie
Derek Grant
Dave Broders
Kevin Koolberg
Gerry Brick
Ray Fontain
James Campbell
Mt.Vernon
Pat Cullen
Matt Mickelson
Greg Randall
Bob Rummelis
Mark Heckman
Joe Schmidt
Craig Smith
Brian Grunder
Myron Keppy
Kelly Hole
Bill Kinney
Jeff Murphy
Jann Lozano
Randy Sterett
Bocks
Tom Reed
Jim Donovan
Gary Oates
Clear Creek
Jim Steel
Mike Stopoko
Joel Batts
Mike Wilherber
Gary Thrape
Todd Trover
Mount Vernon
Joe Rompet
Marty Williams
Jim Linden
O.guerd
Gary Kramer
Bruce Beeler
Willie Ramsey
O.back
Bill Danner
O.rockie
Dry Wolfe
O.end
Scott McQuilen
Roby Jipe
O.center
TV and Sports Slate Listings for Sunday Broadcasts
A dense TV guide fragment lists NFL games across multiple stations including Bears Buccaneers Oilers Bengals Seahawks Packers Cowboys Eagles Lions Rams Chiefs Chargers and Vikings Broncos with kickoff times, boxing match Holmes Snipes, bowling and talk shows scheduled on CBS WOC WQAD KCRG KTTC KGAN WHBF WKBT KCCI WHO WOI KTS ABC and others. It also notes Inside ISU Football preview and Donnie Duncan Show times on various channels.
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KGAN
KCC
Bears
Buccaneers
WHBF
WKBT
Oilers
Bengals
WOC
Seahawks
Packers
KWWL
KTTC
Cowboys
Eagles
KCCI
Lions
Rams
Chiefs
Chargers
Howden Fry
KCRG
Donnie Duncan
Kouk
Vikings
Broncos
ABC
Mike White
WQAD
KOUB
Sports World
ISU
WOI
UNI Rolls Past Eastern Illinois 38 17 to Close Season
Davey Lewis runs for 140 yards and two touchdowns as Northern Iowa beats Eastern Illinois 38 17. Steve Sandon throws two scoring passes, Landon adds two TDs for UNI as they end Mid-Continent play 2 1 tied atop conference. EIU drops to 4 4.
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Cedar Falls
UPI
Davey Lewis
Steve Sandon
Northern Iowa
Eastern Illinois
Western Illinois
EIU
UNI
Lewis
Landon
Ken Harvey
Kirk Hobbs
Panthers
Harvey
Dick Beetsch
Joe Anderson
Eastern
Ray DeLong
Kevin Staple
Jeff Christensen
Roger Holoman
Steve Schonert
Jets place Powell on injury list
The New York Jets added All-Pro tackle Marvin Powell to the injury list with back spasms. The move announced in Hempstead New York indicates Powell will miss practice time as he recovers.
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Jets
Powell
Ganigan Wins WAA Lightweight Title With Second Round KO
In Little Rock, Andrew Ganigan stopped Sean O Grady at 2 07 of the second round to claim the newly created World Athletic Association lightweight crown. Ganigan floored O Grady three times in the frame, after which referee Larry Hazzard halted the bout. Ganigan improved to 33 2 with 29 knockouts, while O Grady fell to 76 3 after losing the WAA title bout on national TV.
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Little Rock
Ark
UPI
Andrew Ganigan
Sean O’grady
World Athletic Association
Larry Hazzard
O’grady
Ganigan
Honolulu
Oklahoma City
World Boxing Association
Hilmer Kenty
New Jersey
Claude Noel
New York
Howard Davis Jr
Davis
Andy Ganigan
Sean O'Grady
O'Grady
USC's Superman runs over Cougars in rout
USC tailback Marcus Allen ran for 289 yards on 44 carries and four touchdowns as third ranked USC defeated Washington State 41-17 in Pac-10 play. Coach John Robinson praised his team while Walden compared Allen to Superman after the loss.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Marcus Allen
Washington State
Jim Walden
Southern California
Walden
Allen
Superman
Trojans
Cougars
Ed Marinaro
Cornell
USC
Trojan
John Robinson
Robinson
Washington tops Stanford 42 31 in wild Pac-10 clash
Washington defends homecoming crowd as Anthony Allen returns a punt 71 yards for a score and Darrin Nelson tallies four touchdowns for Stanford. The Huskies pull away in the third quarter then hold on as Stanford scores three late TDs to close the gap. Washington improves to 4-1 Pac-10 and 7-1 overall.
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Seattle
Anthony Allen
Stanford
Washington
Huskies
Cardinals
Darrin Nelson
Nelson
John Elway
Arizona State
1971 Cyclone and Tsunami Hit Indian Coast
On this date in 1971 a cyclone and tidal wave devastated the eastern coast of India killing thousands. The disaster prompted widespread rescue efforts and prompted government relief programs.
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India
Hurricanes Halt Penn State Rally In 4th Quarter Thriller
Miami Hurricanes upset Penn State as a 17 point lead slips. Senior receiver Brodsky and Kelly spark early Miami momentum while Todd Blackledge rallies the Lions but costly turnovers seal the closing minutes. Danny Miller adds 28 and 42 yard FGs. Warner reinjures hamstring.
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Brodsky
Kelly
Hurricanes
Texas
Mississippi State
Nittany Lions
Penn State
Lions
Miami
Todd Blackledge
Danny Miller
Warner
Bumphus Wins U.S. Boxing Association Junior Welter Crown
Johnny Bumphus remained undefeated with a unanimous decision over Willie Rodriguez in Atlantic City to claim the United States Boxing Association junior welterweight title. The Nashville native improved to 12-0 with 8 knockouts, while Rodriguez fell to 26-7 with 9 knockouts.
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Atlantic City
UPI
Johnny Bumphus
Willie Rodriguez
United States Boxing Association
Bumphus
Nashville
Tenn
Rodriguez
Rumphus
WSBA
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