River King Boss Too Much for Words in 54 Point Loss
Jeffersons J Hawks smashed the River Kings 54 to 0 in a Mississippi Valley conference game at Kingston Stadium. Clinton Coach Wayne Phillips called the No 1 ranked team “too much for words” and compared them to last year’s strong squad led by Ted Lawrence.
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Hawks Tie Prairie On Late TD In Non Conference Football
Oelwein and Cedar Rapids Prairie played to a 19-19 draw as Prairie tied the score in the final two minutes. Tom Tow scored on a one yard plunge for Prairie and Al Morse connected with Richard Waltz on a key pass move near the goal line. Tim Hidinger intercepted an Oelwein pass to halt a potential winning drive.
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Marion Upsets unbeaten Anamosa in league clash
Marion Tigers defeated Anamosa 27 to 13 on Friday night to ruin the Raider homecoming and fuel a three way scramble atop the Wamac standings with Marion Anamosa Monticello and Independence at 2-1. Jim Simpson and Tim Zrudsky starred for Marion while Anamosa fought hard including Perry Cook and Denny Parks.
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Central trounces Iowa City in MVC clash
Davenport Central defeated Iowa City Little Hawks 34 to 12 on Friday night in a Mississippi Valley conference game. Jim Fox and Buck Twyner contributed strong plays for the Blue Devils.
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Regina Nips Tama-Toledo in Friday Night Football
Regina defeated Tama-Toledo 14 7 at Toledo Iowa City Friday night. Pat Hanrahan ran for a Regan touchdown in the third quarter after a scoreless first half. Marty Lantz connected with Pat Langenberg for a 27 yard score in the final period with both extra points good. Tom Dolezal added a one yard TD for Tama-Toledo in the fourth with Dave Tesar converting.
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Friday High School Football Scores Across Iowa Regions
Friday results show Cedar Rapids Jefferson routing Clinton 54 to 0 while Linn-Mar loses to LaSalle 38 0. Numerous matchups across Iowa feature top scorers, upsets, and close finishes including Oelwein vs Central 19 34 and Decorah 12 over Charles City 0.
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Top 10 High School Football Results Snapshot
AP reports Cedar Rapids Jefferson crushed Clinton 54-0 while Waterloo East routed Des Moines East 58-13. Davenport Central beat Linn County 34-1 as Bettendorf shutout Keokuk 46-0. Sioux City Central hosts Sioux Falls O Gorman Saturday. Des Moines North fell to Carroll Kuemper 41-21. Audubon boxed Parve 40-0 and Webster City beat Humboldt.
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LaSalle Dominates Linn-Mar In 38-0 Victory
LaSalle’s aggressive line overwhelmed Linn-Mar at the Cedar Rapids stadium, limiting Linn-Mar to 16 passing and 36 rushing yards while the Lancers piled up 214 rushing and 161 passing yards. Rick Hays sparked the attack with 31 rushing yards and two touchdowns, and Gordy Pisarik unleashed 169 passing yards including an 83-yard scoring strike to Kann.
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Dolan leads East Buchanan in 44-0 homecoming win
Dan Dolan scored four touchdowns to pace East Buchanan as they routed Edgewood Colesburg 44-0. Dolan rushed 72 and 52 yards for two scores and caught two passes from Randy Halford to account for the others. The victory gives East Buchanan its first Upper Mississippi Conference win and leaves the team 2-2 overall.
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Wash Starts To Play Game In 4th Period
Washington battles back to tie East Moline 6 6 after a late fourth quarter rally. Quarterback Beltz leads Wash offense while Bob Brewster gains 103 yards on 21 carries before the deciding blocked extra point. East Moline salvages a tie, their first non loss in 520 days.
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Heyer scores three TDs as Sumner tops Fayette 33 7
Vic Heyer runs in three touchdowns to propel Sumner to a 33-7 victory over Fayette on Friday night. Keith Himmel connected with Stan Butter for Fayette’s lone TD on a 25 yard pass.
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