Dubuque Rams Triumph Over Washington Cedar Rapids
Dubuque Rams overpower Washington Cedar Rapids 16 6 in MVAC clash. Rams rush for 316 yards and 25 first downs while Washington gains 137 rushing yards. Bruce Meyer scores goal line plunge with 2 17 left to seal victory after a disputed two point safety.
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76ers Extend Winning Streak To Eighth With 134 129 Win
The Philadelphia 76ers defeated the San Francisco Warriors 134 129 to extend their regular season win streak to 18 games. Wilt Chamberlain tallied 39 points 26 rebounds and 13 assists as Chet Walker 30 and Hal Greer 27 added strong support. Rick Barry led San Francisco with 46 points.
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Jeff Falcons roll past Davenport West 23 6 in MVC clash
Jefferson surged to a 23 6 victory over Davenport West at Kingston Stadium Friday night to extend their MVC win streak to 32. Quarterbacks Lawrence and Trickey combined for 271 passing yards while Wests defense ranked highly in the Valley.
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Beer store owner offers four MSU Notre Dame tickets
Saginaw Michigan man Mike Schrems placed a Detroit Free Press personal ad offering four tickets to the Michigan State Notre Dame game on November 19 plus 5700 dollars for the beer store. Schrems says the beer shop did 65000 dollars in business last year and may sell the business. he plans to use the tickets himself with his family.
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B G M Romps English Valleys 44 0 in Cedar City action
Brooklyn B G M crushed English Valleys 44 to 0 on Friday night in South Iowa Cedar action. Quarterback Gene Doty threw two touchdown passes and scored on a one yard run. Dan Klooch added two short rushing TDs.
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Wright Jessen Lead at Amarillo Open
Mickey Wright and Ruth Jessen shot 70 to share the first round lead in the $10,000 Amarillo Open in Texas. Lesley Holbert, a 22 year old rookie from Miami, carded a hole in one on the 17th before finishing with a 71, tied for third with Carol Mann.
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Waterloo East Rolls Over West Waterloo 53 7
East Waterloo Trojans ranked top by AP and UPI pounded West Waterloo 52 7 as quarterback Obert Tisdale threw three long TD passes to Mike Roby 50 70 and 8 yards. Tom Smith added two TD runs as East finishes 9 0.
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Tesar Sparks Tama Toledo In 12-0 Football Win
Tesar scored two touchdowns as Tama To ledo blanked Knoxville 12-0. He ran seven yards for a TD in the second quarter and caught a 25 yard pass from Tom Doiezal for another in the third period.
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Top 10 Iowa high school football results reported
Des Moines briefing lists Friday results from the AP Top 10 Iowa teams. Waterloo and Davenport Central wins noted. Bettendorf did not play. Fort Madison and Audubon show scores. Shenandoah and Roosevelt games listed as ties or decisions. Grinnell 21 13 over Indianola. Cedar Rapids and Sioux City Central results referenced.
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Various Iowa high school football results and scores
A wide sweep of prep football scores from multiple conferences across Iowa. Notable results include Jefferson 22 Davenport West 25 in the Valley region, Monticello 47 Maquoketa Vesley 11 in Upper Mississippi, Tipton 44 Wes Liberty 73 in East Iowa, and Washington 20 in the same matrix. Other districts list multiple games with teams like West Ames North Hiah and Oelwein among others.
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Elkader Whips Starmont 28-19 Friday night
Elkader defeated Starmont 28 to 19 on Friday night. Bill Cheeseman and John Costigan each scored two touchdowns for Elkader while Dennis Hjelmeng added four extra points. Starmont’s Zaskill scored twice for the visitors.
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Pro Golfer Dan Whalen Dies From Auto Crash Injuries
AP reports pro golfer Dan Whalen of Highland Park Illinois died from head injuries after an auto accident Thursday night in Monterrey Mexico. The 32 year old was in a car crash while competing in a tournament.
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LaSalle Hosts Cedar Falls in Season Finale Tonight
LaSalle high school ends its football campaign with a 7:45 pm game against Cedar Falls at Kingston Stadium. Cedar Falls is tied for 10th in the latest Associated Press Iowa high school poll.
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J-Hawks Rally in Second Half to Top West
Lawrence passes for two touchdowns including a 47 yard score to Kelley as Jefferson-Jayhawks take a 16-6 lead, then add a late TD while holding West to 23 rushing yards and 11 passing. Baker and Kelley remain top receivers with strong yardage totals in a district clash.
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Japanese Stars Top Dodgers 8-2 in Tokyo Exhibition
The Japanese All-Stars hammered the Dodgers 8-2 in Tokyo drawing 34 000 fans. Shinichi Eto from the Nagoya Dragons opened the scoring with a two Run homer, Sadaharu Oh connected for a four bagger, while Jim Lefebvre hit a solo shot for Los Angeles.
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