Lisbon Upsets East Dubuque in Mid-East Iowa clash
In Lisbon, Lisbon shocks previously unbeaten East Dubuque 7-6 as Mike Wieben scores the winning 3 yard run after a critical interception. East Dubuque had a failed extra point and late drives fall short.
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East Iowa prep football scoring recap across multiple teams
Linn-Mar, Prairie, Anamosa, Preston, Olin, Waverly-Shell Rock, Montezuma, Williamsburg, Stormont, N. Linn, Monticello, Maquoketa, Kennedy, Hempstead, Jefferson, Muscatine sections list touchdowns, extra points, and field goals with players and scorers including TDs by Tipton, Millard, Breeshears, Larson, Husmann, Reese, Appleby, Fate, Michael, Maas, Trosky, Longtin and others along with passers and kickers like Atwater, Arns, Dohermann, Ackerman and Zook.
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Bruce Ahrendson
Keith Larson
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Luther wins seventh straight Iowa cross country title
Luther captured its seventh consecutive Iowa Conference cross country crown at Waverly Country Club. Paul Mullen and Keith Ellingson tied for first with a 25 38 time over 5 miles, as Luther dominated the top finishers with a team score of 18 and Wartburg second.
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Waverly finishes regular with 33-0 win over Iowa Falls
Waverly-Shell Rock closes regular season 9-0 after a 33-0 non-conference victory over Iowa Falls. QB Dave Arns threw two touchdown passes completing 9 of 15 for 145 yards as Waverly totaled 368 yards while Iowa Falls had 74.
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Cunningham named new boss for Philadelphia 76ers
Billy Cunningham, former Sixers star, accepted the challenge to coach the faltering Philadelphia 76ers after Gene Shue was fired. Owner Eugene Dixon stressed the team’s need to progress and win, with Cunningham stating the objective is not survival but a chance at glory. Cunningham, 34, said he felt ready after 28 years in basketball and cited his career with the Sixers since 1965.
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Kennedy Leads Hempstead Rally Before Halftime
Kennedy drives to a 14 7 halftime lead after Crocker runs five times for 15 yards setting up Kyle Galles to find Toby Michael in the end zone. Musketeers threaten again but are stopped by two interceptions and a fumble. Ralph Horman listed at 3117 Terry Drive at Cedar Rapids Country Club played alongside Forrest Smith LeRoy Skogman and Fred Bellamy.
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Buccaneers Clinch Tri-Rivers Title With 26 6 Win
East Buchanan stayed undefeated at 9-0 overall and 8-0 in the Tri-Rivers after a 26-6 victory over Central City. Central City ended 2-7 overall, 1-7 in league play. East Buchanan earned a 2A, section 3 playoff berth, with Roland Story or Denver as likely playoff opponent.
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Jeffries star shines in winless Muscatine clash
Jeff defeated Muscatine 28 14 as Trachta connected with Ed Athoff for a 25 yard score. Trosky rushed for 92 points Valley title after three touchdowns. Rooney added a goal line score. Jeff ends 6 2 Valley 6 3 overall. Muscatine 0 9.
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Center Point Clinches Class AA Playoff Berth
Center Point beat Maquoketa Valley 26 6 Friday night to secure a Class AA Section 4 playoff berth. The Panthers finished the regular season 7 1 in Tri Rivers Conference and 8 1 overall, while Maquoketa Valley ended 3 5 in conference play.
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North High blank South Winneshiek in 27-0 victory
Calmar Tom Marshall scored twice as North High of West Union overwhelmed South Winneshiek 27-0 to reach 9-0 this season. Despite the unbeaten record, North failed to reach the playoffs as Monticello and Waverly-Shell Rock posted higher point totals. South Winneshiek ended at 3-6.
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