Marion Still Unbeaten Rocked Independence 50 6
Marengo behind Bob Novak offense dominated Belle Plaine 27 7 Novak ran 15 and 18 yards scoring twice, returned a 63 yard interception for a TD and connected on a 10 yard pass to Gene Smith. Smith and Novak formed a strong passing combo for Marengo as they posted 134 yards through the air. Belle Plaine scored late on a 70 yard interception return by Ron Kern.
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Rocks
Independence
Novak
Marengo
Belle Plaine
Bob Novak
Reece
Gene Smith
Ron Kern
B.P. Marengo
Saan
Corree Quarters
Arena
Ovak
Smitht
Elle Plaine
M * Rd
Kerns
Ehien
Indians Roar to 50-6 Victory Over Independence
Marion rolled to a 50 to 6 win on its home field as Independence finally scored a touchdown in the second quarter. Marion built a 16-6 lead after a safety and multiple drives, then pulled away in the late third and fourth quarters with exchanges from Failor to Brooks and a 75-yard march capped by Nieland, Brewer, and Williams scores.
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Marion
Indians
Independence
Waverly
Tipton
Vinton
Malcom Risk
Ron Altenberg
Darrell Failor
Larry Brooks
Altenberg
Brooks
Failor
Bob Wilson
John Nieland
George Brewer
Dave Williams
Jim Wessels
Burkart
Smith
Aypool
Nielan
Cox
Moore
Brislawn
John Clark
Oods
Dougherty
Malake
Fillmore
Presott
Jerry Clark
C—Mceway
Schmatt
B—Pailor
Ozias
Jordan
Brewer
Hendrickson
C. Clark
Puller
Peiffer
Schlueter
Wilson
M. Smith
Willams
Metcalf
Mar
Ind
Wee
Arion
Nieland
Williams
Altenere Cox
Td— Wessels
Solon Defeats Coggon 21-6 In Homecoming Football
Solon high school rose with strong defense and steady scoring to beat Coggon 21-6 on homecoming. Key Solon drives covered 23 61 and 18 yards, with Fiala passing to Greenwald for a 23 yard TD and O'Brien to Kral for a 61 yard score. Coggon finally broke through in the third quarter as Eiler capped a 62 yard drive with a half yard plunge, but Solon answered with a third quarter score and held on for the victory.
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SOLON
Solon High School
Coggon
Jerry Enabalt
Coggans
Terry Blofield
Eiler
Ken Peterson
Coggan
Ray Randall
Solon Club
Terry Fiala
Swent
Thhree
Fiala
Dick Erenberger
Jim Casey
Erenberger
Dick Greenwald
Kral
Ralph “Suodes
Bruce Knott
Snodgrass
al Hermes
Pay Grief
Ron Porter
Ed Staton
Roger Zumback
Don Eiler
Arnie Baldwin
Peterson
Lyndon Dighton
Dean ‘Pales
Richard Brenberger
Richard Greenwald
Ken Ra
Peso
James Benesh
Sam Omery
Byaggumel Marshallith
Bs Davis
Terry
Jim O'Brien
Ree Jee
Ron Sovers
John Marpitan
Baye Randell
Ba Trease
Louis Eurea
Waldo Geiger
Selon
Selon Suube
Cosson O
Richard Erenberger
Terr Fiala
Xp—Erenberger
James Casey
D—Den Etier
Cosson
Mississippi Valley grid results dash across state lines
High school football scores from the Mississippi Valley and Northeast Iowa regions show a string of victories and close contests. Notable results include Rock Island defeating Clinton 40 to 14, Muscatine winning 7 to 0, and Waterloo West defeating McFort Dodge 7 to 0, with many other pairings listed across cities such as Cedar Falls, Decorah, Oelwein, and Dubuque.
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Mississippi Valley. Co
R. Franklin
C. BR. Wilson
R. Roosevelt
Iowa City
Davenport
Dubuque
Rock Island
Clinton
Garwin
Kelloge
LeGrand
Baxter
Lycamene
Pat Bondurant
Nefen
Danville
Mitchelville
Linden
Melbourne
Sully
Shelby
Schleswig
Atlantic
Red Oak Aurelia
Peatites of Te
Carrocee
Alden
Colfax
Story City
Clarinda
Corninng Idora
Albio Forest City
Warner
Hmvmbola
Orthwood
Ashua
Ebolt Me
Copreetion Ville
Alta
Ocamelon
Laurens
Spencer
Sibley
Sanborn
Sutherland
Sac City
Harlan
Titonka
Paniare
West Bend Beez ‘Rapids
Interset Est Pelex
Tarkio
Til
Bettendorf
East Moline
Galesburs
Adel
Earlham
Eagle Grove
Britt
Lenna
Maha Ha North
Bt Lake
Central
Waterloo West
Fort Dodge
Wellman Keota Battle To Ke-Wash Tie 0 0
Wellman and Keota, both unbeaten, played a defensive Ke-Wash clash that ended 0-0. Wellman, 2-0-1 Ke-Wash, repeatedly advanced inside Keota’s 20 but were repelled by solid defense led by Back Bob Topping and the line. Keota moves to 1-0-1.
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Wellman
The
Gazette
Keota
Ke-Wash
Bob Topping
Eliman
Kalona Tops North English 13 7 In Friday Game
Kalona beat North English 13 to 7 with a first quarter score and a fourth quarter TD by John Allensworth and a two yard run by Bill Reif. North English answered with a fourth quarter two yard run by Dave Humphreys making the final score 13-7.
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North Nglish — Kalona
North English
John Allensworth
Kalona
Bill Reif
Dave Humphreys
Kalonasonne
Caspi
North English Ie
Sea New
Humphreyss
Prandy
Dukes Sold to New York Knickerbockers in Trade
Walter Dukes, a 7 foot 1953 all-America star, was sold by the Harlem Globetrotters to the New York Knickerbockers for a substantial sum not disclosed. The move spots Dukes with a pro team in New York, marking a high profile return from the amateur era to the NBA.
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NEW York
Walter Dukes
New York Knickerbockers
Harlem Globetrotters
Fairfield Fires 66 Leads by Two Strokes
Don Fairfield a 29 year old Casey lm pro golfer built a two stroke edge entering the third round of the Long Island Rotary Open after a 66 on Friday and a 71 opening round for a 137 total. Two strokes behind tied for second were Marty Furgol Gardener Dickinson George Fazio Max Evans and Doug Ford.
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Huntington
N.Y
Don Fairfield
Casey
Marty Furgol
Lemont
Ill
Gardener Dickinson
Panama City
Fla
George Fazio
Philadelphia
Max Evans
Utica
Mich
Doug Ford
Anamosa Triumphs 14-7 Over Tipton in Late Rally
Anamosas two fourth quarter touchdowns turned a 7-0 deficit into a 14-7 victory over Tipton. Don Norton plunging in for the winning yard with 51 seconds left capped the comeback after a 25 yard score earlier. Tipton led after Carl Martin’s second period run before Anamosa seized control late.
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the Gazette
Anamosa
Tipton
Don Norton
Norton
Carl Martin
Maquoketa Dominates Manchester in WMAC Clash
Maquoketa took an early lead and rolled to a 32 6 win over Manchester in a Wamac conference game Friday night. Bob Fowler, a 210 pound tackle, returned a 45 yard interception for a touchdown. Tom Rogers scored on 54 and 56 yard runs as Maquoketa scored in every quarter except the third. Rogers 2, Fowler, Kozak, Heinzel, Morehead, Keeney and Morehead provided the key scorers with Keeney and Morehead adding plunges for extra points.
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Maquoketa
Manchester
Bob Fowler
Tom Rogers
Vinton Downs Tops Monticello 14 0 in WAC clash
Bob Radcliffe scored on 20 and 30 yard runs to lift Vinton past Monticello 14 0 in a Wamac conference game. Vinton gained 255 rushing yards to Monticello 140. Monticello went 0 for 3 passing with 3 completions in 8 attempts. Monticello remains winless in three league games while Vinton improves to two wins in three conference contests.
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Monticello
Bob Radcliffe
Vinton
Wamac
Williamsburg edges Lone Tree 7 6 in ground game battle
Williamsburg beat Lone Tree 7 to 6 as Lone Tree rushed for 204 yards to Williamsburg 155. Both teams earned 12 first downs. Vern Dorman scored Williamsburg’s third quarter touchdown on a three yard run, Marv Rathjen added the extra point, while Lone Tree’s only score came in the first period on Dave Hartsock’s half yard plunge.
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Lone Tree
Williamsburg
Vern Dorman
Marv Rathjen
Dave Hartsock
Win
Lone Tree Seevese Wiljamsbure
Hartsock Jen
Brooklyn Nips Toledo in 14-13 Clash
Special to The Gazette. Brooklyn trailed 13-7 before Larry Baker’s five yard fourth quarter TD run capped a 55 yard Brooklyn drive, as Brooklyn nipped Toledo 14-13 in a South Iowa Cedar League game. Lineweaver added the game winning extra point for Brooklyn amid Hood’s two Toledo touchdowns.
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Gazette
Brooklyn
Larry Baker
Toledo
Baker
Hood
Strodt
Ted Nieman
Max Hall
Cee
Td—Hood
Ean Ik
Hall
Bakman
Blairstown Beats Shellsburg 14-1 in Baseball Showdown
Blairstown toppled Shellsburg 14-1 behind two hit pitching from Robert Wilson. Hall, Donalds, and both Wilsons contributed at the plate and on the mound as the lineup produced a decisive victory amid a rugged scoreline.
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Gazette
Blairstown
Shellsburg
Robert Wilson
Ois
Hall
Donalds
R. Wilson
J. Wilson
No-Hitter by Kuhn Helps Walker Tie Brandon Victory
Freshman Brandon Kuhn pitched a no hitter as Walker beat Brandon 6 to 1 on Friday. Kuhn and R. Michael led Walker with strong defense and pitching support from Willard and Harrison.
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Walker
the Gazette
Brandon
Ered Aksari
R. Michael
Willard
Harrison
Cubs Sell Bolger and Cohen to Los Angeles Farm
Chicago outfielder Jim Bolger and pitcher Hy Cohen, once seen as bright prospects for 1954, were sold by the Chicago Cubs to their Los Angeles farm club.
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Chicago
Jim Bolger
Hy Cohen
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Tutors Dump Drake 21-14 in Des Moines
Iowa Teachers upset Drake 21-14 as Fullback Dick Braunschweig burst left, then Larry Bacon scored on a final fourth quarter drive. The teams were tied 14-14 at halftime with a scoreless third quarter. Clayton Thomas led Teachers rushers with 101 yards, matching Drake’s total rushing yardage.
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DES Moines
Drake
Iowa Teachers
Bulldogs
Tutors
Teachers
Dick Braunschweig
Larry Bacon
Clayton Thomas
St Boniface Girls Capture Colesburg Sectional Title
St Boniface of New Vienna won the girls sectional baseball title at Colesburg by defeating Colesburg 6 to 4 in the final round Friday night, with a strong late effort sealing the victory.
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Colesburg
St. Bonifaces
New Vienna
Urbana Edges Keystone 3 2 in seventh inning showdown
Urbana scored in the seventh to defeat Keystone 3 to 2 on Friday. Merle Grimm struck out 15 for Urbana, while Ritscher homered for Keystone. Box score notes show Grimm and Burrell facing Holst and Ritscher, with scoring details listed in the condensed line.
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The
Gazette
Urbana
Keystone
Merle Grimm
Ritscher
Holst
Grimm
Burrell
Saturday Theater Times for Paramount Iowa State and more
The Gazette lists today's and tomorrow's cinema and fight schedules including Paramount titles Left Hand of God and shorts, Iowa Blood Alley Gun That Won the West, State Francis in the Navy Spy Chasers, Marciano Moore bout, Times Green Fire Deep In My Heart, Palace Eternal Sea This Island Earth, Marion Marauders Cry Vengeance, Co. R Drive-In Fighting Lawman Hit the Hay East of Sumatra Roadhouse, and Twixt Town Secrets of a High School Girl Girl Gang with varied showings.
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Paramount
Iowa
Blood Alley
Francis
Marion
Co. R
Sumatra
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