Prairie-Sinn-Mar Routs Lions Behind Key Plays and Strong Ground Game
Prairie-Sinn-Mar built a 12-7 halftime lead and pulled away after the break as Kay sparked a 77-yard, seven-carry drive for a six yard TD. Hurlbert and Bernacki each ran for TDs and added strong blocking while Cantaberry Cantaberry and Ege contributed a 30-yard score by the pass and finish. LM leaned on Johnson and Colton but was outgained and outpaced by the Hawks with 64 plays to 35.
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Top Twenty High School Football Scores Across Iowa
AP tally lists games with Waterloo West beating Des Moines West, Sioux City Heelan edging Falls City, and Des Moines North finishing its regular season 8 0. Southeast Polk defeated Pella, and Ames beat Waukee in close contests. Clinton fell to Iowa City in a 35 6 setback as Cedar Falls topped Newton 35 0.
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Dennis Lantz Sentenced for Cocaine Sale in Kansas
Dennis Lantz a 21 year old from Atlantic Iowa was sentenced in Douglas County Kansas to 1 to 20 years in prison and fined 1000 after pleading guilty to selling six thousand dollars worth of cocaine to a state agent on July 1. The judge described his actions as money making that cannot be tolerated.
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North Korean POWs Reject Communism at Panmunjom
Two percent of years ago masked North Korean prisoners of war confronted Communist officers at Panmunjom Korea in a scene seen as their fourth propaganda defeat as they rejected communism amid hostile exchanges and unclear outcomes.
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Wilt Sparks Vinton Past Monticello In Shaping WC Play
Quarterback Kevin Wilt scored twice and threw for a third as Vinton defeated Monticello 28-6. Vinton closed Wamac Conference play at 3-3, while Monticello dropped to 2-5.
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Benton defeats North Tama 13 8 to end season strong
Bill Wilson rambled 35 yards in the second quarter to spark Benton Community to a 13 8 victory over North Tama on Friday. Benton finishes with a 3 6 record while North Tama ends at 6 3.
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Keota Falls 26-0 as Iowa Valley improves to 4-4 in league
Iowa Valley Keota Iowa Valley boosted its South Iowa Cedar conference record to 4-4 and its overall to 4-5 with a 26 to 0 shutout of Keota on Friday.
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Belle Plaine Rolls Past English Valleys 29-9 in Conference
Belle Plaine dominated English Valleys 29-9 Friday in South Iowa Cedar conference action led by three Greg Zangerle touchdowns. Belle Plaine moved the ball effectively with a balanced attack as English Valleys struggled to mount a response.
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Sigourney Rolls Past Pekin 42-24 in Non-Conference Tilt
Sigourney defeated Pekin 42-24 as Packwood Van Davis rushed for 177 yards and scored twice. Sigourney finishes the season 7-2, Pekin ends at 4-5 in the non-conference game played Friday.
Buchanan Completes Undefeated Tri Rivers Title Run
Winthrop East Buchanan finished the season 9-0 after a 31-0 Tri Rivers win over North Linn. Quarterback Bill Dolan went 12 of 14 for 173 yards and four touchdown passes as the Bucks claimed the conference title with a 7-0 league mark.
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Center Point Edges Springville In Tight 14-12 Victory
Center Point clinched a 14-12 win over Springville as Phil Lala returned a fumble 31 yards for a touchdown and connected with Terry Nielson for a two point conversion. Center Point finished 7-2, while Springville ended 4-4.
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Central City defeats Maquoketa Valley 27 18 in Friday game
Mike Devlin scored on 13 and 65 yard runs as Central City beat Maquoketa Valley 27 to 18. Central City finished 2 7 on the season while Maquoketa Valley ended 0 9.
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Alburnett Defeats Ed-Co 22-6 in Scrappy IPv Gridiron
Alburnett rolled past Edgewood Colesburg 22-6 as Mitch and Mark Hurt led with 14 points and Steve Rowe added eight. Hurt scored on two runs, Rowe threw a TD pass and kicked an extra point, while Ed-Co escaped with a third-quarter score by Glen Bockenstedt.
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Regina Regina Spills West Branch in non-conference tilt
Regina Thompson rushed for three touchdowns and West Branch struggled in a 18-14 non conference victory by Iowa City Regina. Regina finished 4-5 while West Branch fell to 3-6. scoring details include a 30 yard pass from Espensen and a pair of defensive plays.
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Dudley Leads Independence Past Marion in 21-6 Win
Don Dudley, age 41 of Independence, ran 15 yards on a Friday night play at Marion and added the final Independence touchdown in a 21-6 victory over Marion.
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Iowa City Earns Share Of Conference Title After 35 6 Win
Iowa City claimed a share of the Mississippi Valley conference crown by routing Clinton 35 6. The Little Hawks opened a large lead in the first half as Doug Piro threw two TD passes and Steve Dean scored from the two. Clinton star Ken Stracener missed the trip with an apparent problem, ending the game with Clinton at 5 3 and Iowa City at 7 1 in Valley play.
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Indians fall to Independence after long drive and sacks
Marion Inde. battles Independence with a 60 yard TD run and an 81 yard drive ending in a Mor gan pass for six. Independence seals the game with a 43 yard sustained march, Don Dud ley scoring. Fickel sacked five times as Marion gains 48 rushing yards.
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Oelwein Dominates West Dubuque In 48-6 Victory
Oelwein piled up 544 yards of total offense as six different backs scored in a 48-6 win over West Dubuque of Epworth. Oelwein improved to 6-3 while West Dubuque fell to 2-7. Individual scoring notes include Lange on a 5 yard run and Mueller's 15 yard score, with Horning and Barker also reaching the end zone.
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Baxter Edges Lisbon 20 14 in Friday Night Football
Baxter scored all 20 points in the first half to beat Lisbon 20 to 14 on Friday night in football action.
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Beckman routs Starmont to finish season 9-0
Beckman rolled up 453 yards total offense as Jeff Wieneke scored two touchdowns and Pat Fegen threw for two more to power a 42-0 victory over Starmont. The Beckman Bruins completed an undefeated season at 9-0.
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Crenshaw Shares Lead After Second Round at San Antonio Open
Rookie Ben Crenshaw, 21, shot 72 to join a four way tie for the lead at 137 at the San Antonio-Texas Open. George Archer, Mike Hill, and Bobby Greenwood also ahead, with Greenwood posting a 65 to surge into contention. Weather favoring conditions helped a large pack within two to three strokes of the leaders.
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Mississippi Valley routs opponent in prep football action
A crowded schedule shows Mississippi Valley and numerous Iowa teams posting scores across a broad slate. Key results include Iowa City 35 Ion 6 and Beckman 42, with multiple close games like Centralery 27 and Lima 18 as teams pursue conference and nonconference wins.
Whitworth Leads Lady Errol Classic After First Round
Kathy Whitworth, the leading money winner on the LPGA tour, takes a 68 into the second round of the $50,000 Lady Errol Classic in Apopka Florida, as the event begins.
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Turkey Valley Tops New Hampton 18-6 in season finale
Turkey Valley defeated New Hampton 18-6 as Keith Kleve returned a fumble 98 yards for a touchdown and ran two yards for another score. New Hampton finished 3-5, while Turkey Valley ended at 5-4.
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Greasy Neale Dies at 81 Football Star and Hall of Famer
Earle Greasy Neale, versatile athlete and famed coach, dies at 81 in Lake Worth Florida. He led the Philadelphia Eagles to two NFL championships and played for the Cincinnati Reds in the 1919 World Series. Survived by Ola his widow and his siblings. Burial plans and funeral details were to be announced by Vaughn Funeral Home.
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Luther Captures Harrier Title In Five Mile Meet
Luther's Tim Williamson broke the Iowa conference five mile cross country record with 25:06 to lead the Norse to a second straight loop cross country title. The Norse swept the top four, with Howell second Archibalt third Murray, the defending champ, fourth. Central placed second as Waddle was the lone non Luther finisher in the top six. Bonn rad limited details.
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