Kay Paces 39-7 Hawks Win Over Linn-Mar
Prairie High roared past Linn-Mar 39 to 7 as Kay scored three times and rushed for 186 yards on 26 carries. The Hawks held Linn-Mar to 105 rushing yards and did not punt all game. Coach Dostal praised the line and defense as school records for Kay’s 24 touchdowns and 1,028 yards were set.
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Tim Kay
Prairie High
Hawks
Linn-Mar
Prairie
Kay
L-M
Paul Carney
Chuck Dostal
Dostai
Tim
Kennedy edges Senior in first Cedar Rapids public school OT
Kennedy High defied the odds for a 14-13 overtime victory over Dubuque Senior at Kingston Stadium. Dave Bennett threw for 223 yards and connected with Rockys Woods and Dales in a lively aerial attack while Mick Bertelli sealed the win with a two-yard plunge after two Ram penalties. Kennedy finishes 3-6, Senior 4-5.
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Jerry Mauren
Dubuque Senior
Kingston Stadium
Dave
Rockys
Woods
Dales
Kennedy
J-Hawks Finish with 5-3 Record
Jefferson beat Muscatine 30-7 to move to 5-3 in Mississippi Valley Conference, tying for third with Clinton. Jeff Stocker threw a 30-yard TD to Steve Jones, Bruce Feuerhelm scored twice, and Guy Stoecker added a late double reverse scamper for the final score as Muscatine, held to 0 yards in the second half, fell to 0-8.
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Jeff Bright
J-Hawks
Bruce Feuerhelm
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Jeff
Muskie
Fred Stocker
Steve Jones
Jefferson
Dave Alberts
Guy Stoecker
Fred Stoeker
Terry Earnest
Dowling, Southeast Polk lead Iowa prep football playoffs
Davenport Central Southeast Polk and West Des Moines Dowling earned playoff berths as Iowa prep football ended. Dowling defeated Waterloo Columbus 44-4 to secure AAAA, while Southeast Polk upset Pella 22-14 to deny a playoff bid for the Little Dutch. First round set for Nov. 9-10 with finals Nov. 16-17 at Nile Kinnick Stadium.
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Southeast Polk
Pella
Little Dutch
Class AAAA Playoff Pairings Spark Contention Across Iowa
Davenport Central edges Cedar Rapids Washington and Iowa City for the final Class AAAA playoff spot after a high scoring season. DeWitt and LeMars Central draw Decorah rivals in the first round while Washington misses by slim margins and Cedar Rapids Kennedy shocks Dubuque to alter points totals.
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Cedar Rapids Washington
Iowa City
Waterloo East
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Atlantic
LeMars Central
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Mt. Vernon
Battles Manning
Postville
Britt
Redfield Dexfield
Pleasantville
Wall Lake
Allison Bristow
Davenport Assumption
Iowa City West
Washington
Cedar Rapids Kennedy
Dubuque
Loss Ends Marion Title Hopes in 21-6 defeat
Independence topped Marion 21-6 to clinch the Wamac conference title and wrap up an unbeaten season for the Mustangs. Pat Burke scored twice in the first quarter, with Jim Corkery keying the defense in a game marked by big plays and costly Marion penalties. The Indians moved late in the fourth but Corkery chased down Mark Morgan to halt a potential TD and seal the win.
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John Barkdoll
Independence
Mustangs
Les Dollinger
Pat Burke
Independence High School
Indians
Lyle Lembaugh
Lembaugh
Jim Corkery
Lyle
Corkery
Gary Fickel
Mark Morgan
Morgan
Dollinger
Burke
Regis Routs Valley 24-13 to Finish 6-3
Regis capitalized on two first half fumbles and dominated the second half to defeat Valley of West Des Moines 24-13. Key plays included Paul Burrows recovering a Valley fumble on the Regis 43 and Dick Ropp scoring on a 31 yard reverse. Dolan ran 29 times for 124 yards and a third quarter TD. Regis finishes 6-3. Valley ends 4-5.
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Valley of
West Des Moines
Paul Burrows
Valley
Dick Ropp
Doug Peck
Uma
Chuck Sedergren
Royal
Peckuma
Sodergren
Pat Quinn
Jerry Mahoney
Royals
Tiernan Dolan
John Zobl
IRS Sues Finley Over Back Taxes
The Internal Revenue Service sues Charles C. Finley owner of the World Series champion Oakland Athletics for 546,374 dollars in overdue taxes in Los Angeles. The action seeks payment and penalties.
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Internal Revenue
Finley
LOS Angeles
Charles C. Finley
Oakland Athletics
Internal Revenue Service
Sippy sets LaSalle rushing mark as Camanche edges Lancers
Kevin Sippy rushed for 172 yards and scored twice, erasing LaSalle’s single game record in a 34-30 defeat as Camanche pulled ahead late with a six yard TD by Terry Cample. LaSalle finishes 3-6. Camanche improves to 6-3.
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Camanche
Cedar Rapids LaSalle
Kevin Sippy
Lancers
LaSalle
Terry Cample
Sippy
Steve Ritchart
Jon Meskimen
Kevin (Sippy
Scott Tudor
Steve
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