Regina caps East Central Iowa title with 28 14 win over LaSalle
Regina high school secured its first outright East Central Iowa conference championship by topping LaSalle 28 to 14. Senior quarterback Jim Evans ran for two touchdowns and hooked up with Chuck Jensen on a 70 yard TD pass, while Don Frantz returned a 70 yard punt for a third quarter burst. LaSalle mounted a late score drive but fell short.
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Regals rally past LaSalle 28 14 in title clincher
Regina defeats LaSalle 28 14 as Evans rushes for 170 yards and Jensen slips a 62 yard dash. Frantz adds a 70 yard kickoff return touchdown, Zamastil seals it with a 1 yard score after an 87 yard drive led by Ryan. Regina claims ECS crown. LaSalle finishes 6 4 overall, 2 2 conference.
Kennedy Fullback Ryan scores five in 47 6 win over West
Kennedy toppled Davenport West 47 6 in the season finale as Jack Ryan 206 pounds ran for five touchdowns and set a new Kennedy single season rushing mark with 665 yards. George Greenwood Don and Rod Mefford connected for key plays as the Cougars amassed 326 rushing yards on 37 attempts while holding West scoreless until late.
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Anamosa Buries Linn-Mar 56-6 in Season Finale
Anamosa finishes 7-1-1 after a 56-6 win over Linn-Mar. Randy Teymer and Robin Engelbart each scored twice, with Teymer adding a one yard sneak and a 14 yard interception return. Linn-Mar's only TD came on a 83 yard drive ending with Mark Beckett’s rushing score.
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McNeill's Kick Tips Triumph in Starmont Narrow Win
Monticello edged Starmont 7-6 as Mark Mc Neill’s extra point followed a Kerry Feuerbach to Steve De Sousa pass gave the margin. Starmont keeper MacTaggart answered with a two yard TD run but fell short in a tense finish.
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Boots Paces Lincoln Attack in 32 14 Win
Randy Boots ran for two touchdowns and passed for two more as Lincoln of Stanwood overwhelmed Springville 32 to 14. The lead grew to 32 6 by halftime and the victors kept control in the second half.
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Top 10 High School Football Standings Week Update
Waterloo East leads at 9-0 after 20-9 win over Waterloo West while Des Moines Dowling and Sioux City Heelan, both 8-0, are set to meet Saturday. Cedar Rapids Washington defeats Cedar Rapids Aegis 42-30. Des Moines East edges Sioux City Control 13-12.
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Fischer's Run Delivers 26 22 Win Over Benton
Fischer's Run scampered 76 yards on a kickoff return for a fourth quarter touchdown to lift Vinton past Benton Community 26 to 22. Benton led 16 to 7 at halftime as Al Niebas scored twice for Benton before Vinton finished 2-7 and Benton 1-8 on the season.
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Basketball scores recap from the national meet
American Assn Memphis defeated Indiana by 98 to 93 while Virginia topped Texas 113 to 112 and Kentucky beat Denver 131 to 114. Carolina beat Pittsburgh 122 to 107. National Assn Boston won 116 to 9 against Seattle. Philadelphia 118 over Atlanta 112. Phoenix 105 over Chicago. San Francisco 110 over Scotland 103. Los Angeles 106 over New York 104. Baltimore 125 over San Diego 118.
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Baseball score roundup from multiple leagues
National League California 8 Toronto 4. American League Cleveland 5 Providence 5 tie. Baltimore 5 Montreal Quebec 5 tie. Rochester Central League Tulsa 4 Amarillo 2. Dallas 5 Fort Worth 2. Omaha 5 Kansas City 1. Western League Denver 3 Seattle 1. International League Flint 3 Port Huron 3 tie. Muskegon 6 Des Moines 0. Fort Wayne 3 Toledo 1.
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Barons Extend Home Streak Despite Tie
Cleveland’s home ice unbeaten run in the American Hockey League reaches 16 games as the Barons blow a three-goal lead in the final minutes and settle for a 5 5 tie with the Providence Reds. Baltimore defeats Montreal 5 4 and Quebec edges Rochester 5 4.
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Susan Hayward Stars in Back Street on TV Nine
Susan Hayward plays a fame driven woman who finds love only in secret in the color screening of Back Street on TV 9s Saturday Night Double Feature at 10 00 PM.
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Jefferson Routs Central to Reach 6-2-1 Mark
Jeff Passes Bomb Central as Jefferson Hawks dominate Davenport Central Friday night 35-6. Brad Trickey passes for 158 yards on nine of 19 attempts to connect with Matt Peterson for two scores and Emmitt Doolin for a 44 yard TD. Doolin gains 89 rushing yards. Tony Bostic leads Central with 91 rushing yards.
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Beckman Tops Manchester 8-6 on Strong Defense
In Manchester Beckman defeated Manchester 8-6 as Elmer Ries safety gave Beckman a 2-0 halftime lead. Bob Hittenmiller and Marc Thompson added second half touchdowns, boosting Beckman to 6-2-1. Gary Maiers blocked two Manchester punts for his season total of four.
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East West showdown caps East's perfect 47 game unbeaten run
Waterloo East defeated Waterloo West 20-9 in a Big Eight conference showdown. East used a 73 yard opening drive to take a 7-0 lead, built a 14-3 halftime edge, and secured the win with a fourth quarter march to preserve its 47th straight game without a defeat. Grounded by a 246-206 yard edge, East countered West’s late rally to remain 9-0 on the season.
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West Player Is Assaulted After Rival Game
Waterloo West football player was stabbed after a game with arch rival Waterloo East. Three Waterloo youths 17 were arrested on charges of assault with intent to do great bodily injury. Victim Jeffrey Hedrington remained in fair condition with stab wounds to back, arm and forehead.
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Jofre Defeats Girgenti In Ten Round Featherweight Bout
In São Paulo Eder Jofre 125 outpointed Giova Girgenti over ten rounds as Jose Moreno and Jose Echavarria fought a ten round featherweight bout in San Jose California.
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