Maquoketa Routs Marion in Homecoming 38 0 to End Unbeaten Run
Maquoketa upset Marion 38 0 at home as Len Morehead and Tom Rogers led a quartet of scorers. Marion’s previously undefeated run ends. Rich Schlueter out with a foot injury. Orange field conditions and a key Marion offside nullified a 75 yard kickoff TD.
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Monticello Edges Manchester 25-21 In WaMac Thriller
Monticello overcame a 14-0 halftime deficit to rally for a 25-21 WaMac conference win over Manchester. Key plays included a fourth quarter block punt setting up Jim Helgens’s nine yard TD pass from Ron Long, plus a fourth quarter go ahead score by John Maurice on a four yard run. Manchester led early with a 21-18 fourth quarter before Monticello surged with two late TDs to seal the victory.
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Vinton Rocks Raiders 26-0 in Conference Opener
Special to The Gazette Anamosa Iowa Friday night Vinton High Blue Raiders dominated Anamosa 26-0 to win their first conference game. Jack Mitchell rushed for 14 6 and 30 yard touchdowns and Mike Hobbs added the fourth on a pass as Vinton piled up 284 rushing yards and scored each quarter.
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Independence tops Tipton in 20-6 Wamac win
Independence defeats Tipton 20-6 in a Wamac game Friday night. Bob Devies scores two rushing touchdowns on 1 and 30 yard plays, Chester Schmitz adds a 35 yard TD, and Tipton’s Carl Martin answers with a 33 yard TD run in the third quarter.
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North Team Defeats South 61 51 in J L J Konference Jam
Onslow Monti cello Sacred Heart of Monti cello Monmouth led North to a 61 to 51 win over South Viola Martelle Morley in the J L J Konference jamboree. Individual scores listed show Monmouth 30 Viola 16 Sacred Heart 32 Martelle 12 Morley 125 Onslow 19.
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Jefferson Edges East Moline In Valley Football Thriller
Jeffords and Harger score for Jefferson as Bean passes for 158 yards and one TD while East Moline relies on Gary Bean through a rain drenched night. Bean fires 7 passes in the fourth quarter including an 84 yard drive for Jefferson’s second TD before Wakefield seals East Moline rearguard.
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Share to Waukon on 26-13 Win
Waukon clinched a share of the Upper Iowa conference title with a 26-13 victory over Clermont-Elgin. Bob Jenkins scored three touchdowns on 64, 2, and 1-yard runs, and Neil Evans added a 36-yard TD as Waukon extended its unbeaten streak to 11 games.
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Calmar Romps Tripoli 20 to 6 In Friday Football
Calmar defeats Tripoli 20 6 as Carl Spillman scores three touchdowns including a 70 yard reception and a 170 yard run. Larry Bucholz brings Tripoli a second quarter TD on a fumble return. Spillman’s rushing and pass plays power Calmar to the win.
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Miami Tops Villanova 13-7 in Orange Bowl Tilt
Miami University defeated Villanova 13-7 before 31,900 fans in the Orange Bowl. Quarterback Little Fran Curci helped set both Hurricanes touchdowns, including Joe Plevel's 80 yard run after an 80 yard return by Villanova.
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Mt Vernon wins seventh straight Hawkeye game
Mt. Vernon beat University High 41-13 to claim the conference title and surge to 300 yards of offense. Bob Kruse scored three touchdowns, with Ed Stejskal Harold Clements and Bob Lenz also reaching pay dirt as Mt. Vernon led 34-0 at halftime.
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Columbus Junction Defeats Wapello 19-0 in Hawkeye Clash
Columbus Junction blanks Wapello 19-0 in an East Iowa Hawkeye conference game. Gene Enke opened with a 70 yard TD run, with 20 yard pass to Bill Nay and a 7 yard TD by Ron Murray adding the scoring. Season finale at Wilton Junction set for Tuesday.
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North English Clinches Ke-Wash Title With 7 0 Victory
North English finishes unbeaten to claim the Ke-Wash championship after a 7-0 win over Williamsburg. Lonnie Rogers scores the lone touchdown, kicks extra point, and averages strong punting. Williamsburg squanders a first quarter chance after a 15-yard penalty. West Chester adds two touchdowns on a blocked kick and a 90 yard kickoff return.
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Rock Island Edges Iowa City 13 0 In Rain
Rock Island capitalized on Iowa City mistakes to win 13 to 0 before a rain soaked Dad's night crowd. Jim Hunt recovered a pass at the 41, Harold Hennessy scored on a 10 yard run, and Dennis Falk punted out of bounds near the 2 to set up Larry Leatherman's six yard score. Pat Phillips faced a troubled night with one completion in eleven attempts and three interceptions.
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Arlington Dominates With 12-0 Victory Over Strawberry Point
Arlington rolled to a 12-0 win Friday night as Byron Johnson powered two Arlington scores in the second and third quarters. Johnson's 20 yard TD run was followed by a later 8 yard pass to Nus for another score, with Kerns starring on defense.
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Keota Edges West Chester 19 12 in Muddy Clash
Keota gained 315 yards on muddy turf to topple West Chester 19 to 12 in a KeWash conference game Friday. Jim Clarahan scored twice in the second quarter on 11 and seven yard runs. Eugene Redlinger added a score for Keota.
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Lone Tree Rally Beats Solon 13 7
Lone Tree erased a seven point deficit to beat Solon 13 to 7 Friday night. Barton scored after an 80 yard drive to tie 7 7 in the third. Johnson added the winning extra point and fourth quarter TD after Solon fumbled deep in Solon territory. Dallas Cooling had Solon’s second quarter TD on a two yard plunge set up by a 60 yard pass.
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East Iowa and Northeast Iowa high school football results
A dense list of high school football scores from East and Northeast Iowa with multiple counties and towns. Notable results include Keota 19 West Chester 1 Perry 12 and Des Moines area matchups and several postitions and cancellations.
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Lamson Leads Iowa State Freshmen Past Nebraska
Tail back Chuck Lamson scored twice and threw two touchdown passes as Iowa State freshmen beat Nebraska freshmen 33 to 19 in Lincoln. Cyclones trailed 19 20 entering the fourth quarter before adding two touchdowns to pull away.
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Wellman Defeats Kalona 6-0 in Narrow Grid Finish
Wellman blocks Kalona’s advance and secures a 6-0 victory after Harold Murphy runs 45 yards for the lone score. Kalona stalls on downs at Wellman’s three and on Wellman’s seven in the third, with three minutes left. Political advertisement.
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