Marengo overwhelms Sigourney 21-0 in rain
Daren Rathjen scored twice to lead Marengo over Sigourney 21-0 as the Tigers stay in playoff contention. Denny Zhart added a 12 yard TD rush, with Rathjen converting and key plays including a 40 yard punt return setting up the scoring sequence. Sigourney struggled on offense and Marengo finished with a clean road win.
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Fayette Cardinals topple Elkader 14 12 in conference bid
Fayette spurred by 216 rushing yards from Bob Marvin upset Elkader 14 12 to secure at least a tie for third in the Upper Iowa Conference. Marvin capped an 87 yard drive with a 3 yard TD and a 67 yard score on fourth and three. Elkader’s Bart Thiele answered with two long TDs.
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Webb Wins Wants Champ for Title Shot in Madison Square Garden
Spider Webb defeated Willie Vaughn by unanimous decision in 10 rounds at Madison Square Garden. Webb’s camp said they will face Carmen Basilio or any top contender for the title, with manager Hec Knowles stressing a title shot is the goal despite some fans doubting the win. Officials scored 6-3-1, 6-4, and 7-3 for Webb.
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Brooklyn Edges Prairie 20 19 In Final Quarter Rally
Brooklyn held Prairie 0 0 0 19 until a late surge to 20 19 victory on Prairie field. Ed Ward scored two Prairie touchdowns including a second quarter run with Marlin Rohlene catching a late score. Prairie trailed 6 18 at halftime.
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Maquoketa Football Clinches Win Over Marion in Fourth Quarter
Maquoketa, led by Tom Rogers and a strong defensive line, pulled away in the final period to beat Marion 38 to 13. Rogers set up and scored on long runs, including a 63 yard burst after a Marion fumble. Maquoketa outgained Marion 321 to 133 in total yards and held a 13 2 edge in first downs with key plays by Morehead Hate and Grover.
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Cedar Falls Defeats Decorah in Iowa Conference Tilt
Cedar Falls topped Decorah with a second period safety that put the visitors ahead and held on. Gary Piepho scored a late drive from the one and kicked the extra point. Decorah answered with a 35 yard TD pass from Tim Cole to Clarence Ward.
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Parade Highlights in the November 3 Issue
Parade highlights feature a housewife earning 20000 yearly as praised work. A piece questions film stardom from model to actor and probes safety after a town loses its police. Includes a Parade quiz and a doctor guide to weight by age.
Trimble an Easy Winner in Cedar Rapids Mile Duel
Ralph Trimble of Jefferson led a 1 2 3 Jeff win over Washington in a Cedar Rapids dual mile meet. Trimble clocked 4 47.6 for the mile while Galen Stahle and Dick Harris followed, as Washington’s Bob Abbott and Dick White battled flu woes and faded.
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East Moline Tops Jefferson With Lange's Long TD Run
East Moline grabs a late lead as Lange scores on a 72 yard scamper after a key interception. Nahrgang and Beverlin contribute as the Panthers trail the Hawks in a high scoring gridiron clash.
Jefferson, Moline clash as rough finish stirs crowd
Jefferson and East Moline battled in a tense game marked by a series of disputed calls by referee Frosty Crawford and multiple ejections. Key plays included a ruling on Bean punt contact and a late altercation ending with Jefferson's Jeffords and Panthers' Jim Oltman removed from the field.
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West Branch Routs West Liberty 14-7 in Friday Night Showdown
Special to The Gazette. West Branch defeats West Liberty 14-7 as Dick Krall scores on a 20 yard run in the first quarter and Don Thomas adds a three yard TD in the third. Jerry McVey scores West Liberty’s lone TD on a 10 yard run in the fourth.
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Rock Island Clinton Keep Hopes Alive In Valley Race
Davenport remained league leader by routing Dubuque 7-0 to extend its streak to six wins and 31 straight in the Valley. Clinton toppled Moline 20-7 in a fourth-quarter surge as Stebbens scored from 17 yards and Lorenz added a 13-yard run. Rock Island shut out Iowa City 13-0 as Hennessey and Leatherman rushed for seven-yard scores.
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St Anselm to Play 22-Game Basketball Schedule
St Anselm's college will contest a 22 game basketball schedule this season with a December 4 opener against Dartmouth and a March 1 finale versus Adelphi.
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