Washington Warriors stun Moline with 33-0 rout and trick plays
Cedar Rapids Washington celebrates a 33-0 victory over Moline that secures an unbeaten season. Coach Wally Sheets praises mental edge after Kennedy tie and highlights successful use of tackle-eligible plays and a guard around. Players hail triumph and look ahead to Waterloo East.
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Warriors claim no 17 ranking as unbeaten run continues
The team touts upcoming momentum after a solid week of practice and execution. Skip Schmulbach admits drops hurt, while Skog notes opponent catches kept the game balanced as both sides fought hard.
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On Target Wash ends with big play by Bussey
Bob Bussey hauled in a pass Friday night for six yards setting up a Warrior touchdown in the opening quarter. He snagged six receptions in the game and sparked the offense with a key early sequence.
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Jeff Overpowers West to 55 6 Win at Davenport
Jefferson of Cedar Rapids overwhelmed Davenport West 55 6 on Friday night to move into second place in the Mississippi Valley Conference. Rick Fulton rushed 23 times for 252 yards and four touchdowns as Jeff piled up 459 yards offense and held West to 148.
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Votroubek scores 3 TDs as Cougars crush Panthers
Cedar Rapids Kennedy coach Dale Tryon praised a strong finish after a 45-6 win over East Moline. Steve Marks threw for 169 yards and three touchdowns, while running back Steve Dodge and Denny Schott added scores. Kennedy rolled up 249 rushing yards to East Moline’s 183.
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How Top 10 Fared in Iowa High School Football
Des Moines AP summary of the Top Ten Iowa teams results. Washington beat Moline 33 0. Estherville completed season. Heelan Wahlert 38 20. Wat West faced Council Bluffs Saturday.
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Rollinger Praises Wash After Valley Triumph
Moline coach Harley Rollinger lauds Washington as a real ball team with class in every area after the Wildcats secure the Mississippi Valley Conference title amid Washington’s strong defense and Skogman’s poised passing. He laments injuries to Bruce Drakes and Curt Anders but credits Wally Sheets’ squad for the victory.
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Prep football scores across multiple teams and conferences
A broad tally of football results shows C R Marion area and West, East Moline, and Rock Island victors, with Linn-Mar and Springville also winning. Basketball scores and college football results conclude the day with several notable freshmen and intrastate matchups.
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Linn-Mar Lions Triumph 23 6 Over Springville in Snow
Linn-Mar closed the 1968 football season with a 23 6 road win over Springville. Springville led 6 0 early as Brad Wilson returned the opening kickoff 92 yards. Linn-Mar answered with two safeties and a strong second half scoring drive aimed by Mike O’Brien and Kevin Finn.
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