Morse and Prairie Upset Regina 7-6 in Narrow Thriller
Cedar Rapids Prairie edging Iowa City Regina 7-6 on home turf. Al Morse rushed 292 yards from scrimmage on 15 carries and scored Prairie's lone touchdown. Regina's Steve Milder ran for 109 yards and scored, but the Hawks' defense smothered the Regina threat late, securing the win.
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al Morse
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Iowa City
Regina
Hawks
Mike Kennedy
Steve Milder
Regals
Kennedy
Morse
Ron Romick
Romick
Traer Beamon Conrad Trim North Tama Unbeaten Run
Traer Beamon Conrad handed North Tama its first loss, 14-6, as the Comets surged ahead with all scoring in the first half. Greg Sharp and Gary Smith added two yard touchdowns while Kim McNeal scored North Tama’s lone TD in a hard fought game.
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Traer — Beamon-Conrad
North Tama
Comets
Redhawks
Greg Sharp
Gary Smith
Kim McNeal
Beaman-Conrad
Mbeaman-Conrae
Xeerry Maewite
Tipton Wins Soph Crown in Wamac Clash
Tipton captured the sophomore championship by routing Marion sophomores 32 to 13. Three late Tipton touchdowns swung the game, with Greg Grove adding two scores from 17 and three yards and David Paul scoring twice on 11 and nine yard passes from Rodger Suchomel. Tipton forced four Marion fumbles and intercepted two passes as Kevin Collins scored Marion’s two three yard TDs.
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Tipton
Marion
Sophs
Greg Grove
David Paul
Tigers
Rodger Suchomel
Indians
Kevin Collins
Mar
Tiotes
Eturn
Quarts
Mark Witte
Dav' Paul
Lyle Fiten
Paul
Sumner Rolls Valley 27 to 6 to Stay Undefeated
Undefeated Sumner over Valley 27 6 as the Aces stretch their winning streak to eight and clinch the loop title. Valley finishes 5 2 1 overall and 2 1 in league play. Sumner stands 7 0 in conference. Glen Dean scored both Postville touchdowns on short runs.
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Claremont
Upper Iowa
Sumner
Valley
Aces
MFL
Glen Dean
Postville
MEL Rolls By Postville in 38-14 Victory
Monona-Wayne Erickson led MFL with four rushing touchdowns and one passing score in a 38-14 win over Postville. Erickson scampered for 3, 3, 9 and 15 yard TDs and connected with Keith Stova for a 55 yard TD. Jim Lenth scored the remaining points.
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Way Erickson
Jim Leath
Ckson
Bruce Postville
Glen Deen
Cliff Mariow
Monona
Wayne Erickson
MFL
Postville
Erickson
Keith Stova
Jim Lenth
Cooling Scores 5 in LDF Win
Legrand LDF smothered Mingo 69 to 0 as Duane Cooling ran in five touchdowns and totaled 36 points for the Warhawks. Cermak Mitchem Conant Hoge and Zesch also scored for LDF in the blowout victory, with 41 points coming before halftime.
Kennedy Defeats West Davenport 39 14 in Friday Bout
Mark Votroubek caught a touchdown pass from Steve Markt, tucking the ball near the goal line in Friday action. Kennedy led 39 to 14 after the score as Votroubek and Markt connected on the late game play and the Cougars secured the win over West Davenport.
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Mark Votroubek
Steve Markt
Kennedy
West Davenport
Wilton Clinches East Iowa Title With 30-0 Victory
Wilton blanked Durant 30-0 to seize the East Iowa Hawkeye conference crown. Beavers Duane Birkhoffer and Allgood each scored twice on the ground, Mick Birkhoffer added a score, while Durant finished 2-6 and Wilton 8-0 in a dominant season finale.
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Durant
Wilton Junction
East Iowa
Tigers Clinch Clear Crown Tipton Stays Perfect
Tipton routs Marion 50-0 to clinch its first outright Wamac title since 1965. Doug Ford and Andy Anderson led a 251 yard ground attack as Ford scampered for three TDs and moved to 1,807 career rushing yards. Rich Morden threw two TD passes, with Randy Post and John Netolicky adding scores. Marion struggled on offense, mustering negative rushing yards and just 28 passing yards.
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Tipton
Lee Crawford
Marion
Tigers
Doug Ford
Andy Anderson
Bob Ward
Ford
Ward
Rich Morden
John Netolicky
Morden
Randy Post
Mike Walker
John Severson
Dennis Schmuecker
Gary Armstrong
Rick Hildebrand
Leo Benishek
Charles Knudsen
Chuck Cropp
Steve Smith
Chuck Reilly
Scott Skilling
Bruce Klink
Dan Schuettpelz
Nick Oakley
Bob E. C
Bob Schueler
Ed Redford
Jim Meggers
Nang Moyer
Ron Renfer
Don Carsner
U Ciha
Curt Anderson
Greg Morris
Greg Cole
Larry Mathias
Pest
Mike Fell
Mike Gade
Bob Jed
Warren Williams
Mike Eden
Don Ford
Mike Mente
Vic Kimberling
Rex Anderson
Mike Cantondine
Marlyn
Harold Hensch
Jerry Meier
Ken Edier
Mike Williams
Craig Emrich
Larry Syring
Jim B
Idi A Fe Espinoza
Ralph Wilson
Chuck Gendelmann
Ike ‘Morrow
Randy Fraseur
Mark’ Walters
Bill Kruse
Dennis Marchick
Doug Grove
Mid Prairie Tops Solon 40-16 in Hawkeye Conference clash
Mid Prairie finished second in the East Iowa Hawkeye conference after defeating Solon 40-16. Leading rusher Dennis Miller ran for 83 yards as the Golden Hawks closed the season with a 6-1-0 conference mark.
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East Iowa Hawkeye
Solon
Dennis Miller
Golden Hawks
Mid-Prairie
McGrath Wins Green Bay Open In Pro Bowling Final
Mike McGrath of El Cerrito California defeated Don Glover of Bakersfield California 233 to 225 to take the 3000 first prize in the Professional Bowlers Association Green Bay Open final Friday night part of a 30000 event.
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Green Bay
Wis
Mike McGrath
el Cerrito
Calif
Don Glover
Bakersfield
East Buchanan routs Edgewood in final 40-0 win
East Buchanan ends a 7-1 season by defeating Edgewood-Colesburg 40-0. Dennis Donlea scored two touchdowns, Randy Halford threw two TD passes and rushed for a four-yard score. Edgewood-Colesburg finished 2-5 in the league.
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Edgewood
Tri-Rivers
East Buchanan
Edgewood-C
Maquoketa Valley Tops Center Point 28 18
Maquoketa Valley defeated Center Point 28 to 18 as Jim Robinson scored three times. He added one basket in the first quarter and two in the second, staking the Indians to a 21-12 halftime edge.
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Indians
Maquoketa Valley
Jim Robinson
Center Point
Robinson
North Linn Bombs Central City 38 0 In Tri Rivers Action
North Linn rolled to a 38 0 victory over Central City in Tri Rivers play. Bruce Hinton led with 160 rushing yards and three touchdowns, with Rich Patton throwing for a score and Willis Luse contributing runs. The Lynx finished tied for second in the league.
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Ebewes
Ares Pans
Ag Ae
Eebens
Pontias Bei
Central City
North Linn
H Linn
Bruce Hinton
Rich Patton
Willis Luse
David Graybill Saearem
Rick Patton
Kenny
Ed Carson
Fine
Alburnett Wins 31 13 Over Springville In Pirate Victory
Alburnett toppled Springville 31 to 13 as Spencer Thomas and Ed Crosby each scored twice. Thomas added a 45 yard and a 30 yard run, while Crosby reached the end zone on two carries. Thom5s and Crosby also connected on a two point conversion effort.
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Nee
Cece Ewecce
Springville
Alburnett Ceceeesss
Iburnett
Ed Crosby
Feeva Lanfrance
Thomes
Mississippi Valley Prep Football Scores Across Iowa State Lines
Regional prep football results feature Kennedy versus Moline, Monticello, Manchester, Anamosa, and many more games across Iowa. Highlights include East Buchanan 40, Edgewood-Colesburg 0. Solon 8, Fort Madison 0. Clarion 13, Algona 24. and Cedar Falls 50, Marion 0, with numerous close contests and high totals throughout the state.
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Lynn-Suily
North Mahaska
Hamburg
C. Springs South Page
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Anita Eddyville
Twin Cedars
Washington
David County
Corydon
Leon Central
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Holstein
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Monnieng
Glidden-Ralston
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Maxwell
Eagle Grove
Hampton
Mes.Thornton
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Someren
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Griswold
Radcliffe
Gilbert
Isneeville
Bristow
Anthon Oto
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Penne
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Ley
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Auilina Rimghar
oodward-Grang
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Log
Weedbh Nolia Ine
Central Lyon
Akron
Terveenia
Aree C. Gorges Bias Mercis
Miami Rips Pitt 48-0 in a dominant power win
The Miami Hurricanes crushed Pittsburgh 48-0 as quarterback David Olivo passed for 190 yards and two TDs while Vince Opalsky and Bobby Best powered the ground game. Olivo completed 16 of 23 with ten straight completions, building a 35-0 halftime lead before Lew Pytel added a 46-yard TD pass to Ray Bellamy.
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Miami Hurricanes
David Olivo
Vince Opalsky
Bobby Best
Pittsburgh Panthers
Olivo
Hurricanes
Soph
Lew Patel
Ray Bellamy
Pittsburgh
Mt. Vernon Romps Iowa City U High 52 to 6
Denny Pitlik ran for four touchdowns and kicked four extra points to pace Mt. Vernon to a 52-6 victory over Iowa City U-High. He added an 84 yard kickoff return as Mt. Vernon also got scores from Mike and Mark Brannaman Jerry Van Dyke and Jim Baker.
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Denny Pitlik
Iowa City U-High
Pitlik
Mike
Mark Brannaman
Jerry van Dyke
Jim Baker
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