J-Hawks Roll: Jefferson drubs Clinton for third win
Cedar Rapids J-Hawks built a 27 0 lead and rolled to a 34 13 victory over Clinton. Five players scored touchdowns including a Mar 40 yard interception return and a punt blocked in a dominant all around performance led by Steve Zobac Kim Stastny and John Knutson. Clinton managed 89 rushing and 92 passing as Jeff misfired early.
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Clinton—Jefferson
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
J-Hawks
Bill Long
Ted Lawrence
Steve Zobac
Jeff
River Kings
John Knutson
Rod Brecke
Zobac
Bill Raun
Wayne Phillips
Kings
Raun
Greg Sander
Jeff Reed
Jonn Knutson
Ted Knutson
Stan Gensicke
Randy Hale
Roger Barnard
Blane Phillips
Bob Fulton
Ron Anderson
Brian Barnes
Tom Welch
G. V. James
Gary Nielsen
John Ling
Dan Gibson
Dick Chalgren
Ae Ane Coren
Ray Kosin
Greg
Dennis Struck
Tom Smith
Greg Nicholas
Bill Peselski
Brao Tiesman
Opplumb
Jefferson
Jon Meskimen
Lynn Lamb
Jim Goforth
Ron McDonald
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Wash
Linn-Mar Tops Center Point 21-7 in Friday Night Football
Linn-Mar defeated Center Point 21-7 at Linn-Mar Stadium to snap a two game skid and move to 2-2 on the season. Garry Rudish rushed 14 times for 104 yards with two scores, including a first quarter seven yard TD set up by a Center Point fumble. Center Point drops to 0-2 in its first recent season, while Linn-Mar halted a late rally by the Pointers and added a 93-yard run erased by a penalty for Mike Kinkead.
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Garry Rudish
Linn-Mar
Center Point
Linn- Mar
Rudish
Jim Dunlap
Dave Krumm
Bob Hepker
Krumm
Mike Kinkead
Gary Hansen
Terry Hinman
Tim Wright
Ron Rudish
John Hanna
Jim Fisher
Phil Hanna
Steve Fairbanks
Mickey Hatcher
Jim Sharp
Allan Ziesemer
Bob Fisher
Rick Fisher
Kenton Hatcher
Ken Ralston
Don O’brien
Tipton
Marion
Indians
Tigers
Chuck Jennings
Chuck
Fumbles Aid Hawklets in 19 16 Win
Iowa City defeated Washington 19 to 16 at Kingston Stadium before about 8,000 fans. Four Washington fumbles and an intentional safety fueled the Little Hawks upset in the Mississippi Valley conference battle.
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Frank Bates
Little Hawks
Washington
Mississippi Valley Conference
Prairie Hawks Rout Oelwein 47-6 On the Road
Prairie improves to 4-0 with a 47-6 non conference win at Oelwein. Don Sirowy scored twice in a 28 point first quarter as Prairie rolled up 462 yards offense including 358 rushing. Quarterbacks Voigt and Keyes combined for 104 yards passing and four completions. Oelwein, 0-4, struggled despite rallying late in the third.
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Oelwein
Prairie
Hawk
Jim Voigt
Larry Keyes
Don Sirowy
Voigt
Jesse Schulte
Sirowy
Terry Bowersox
Keyes
Chris Miles
Huskies
Greg Halverson
Gaylen Rundle
Frank Pirker
Kent Jarvis
Jerry Nemac
John Baker
Frank Pirkel
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Burdette Voss
Jim Bush
Lyle Stallman
Ron Rohlena
Richard Porter
Jim Hynek
Terry Drexler
Dennis Steinmetz
Jerry Wood
Richard Wilson
Leonard Chmelicek
Steve Selzer
Steve Peterson
Mike Tedrow
Marty Clements
Greg Britcher
Roy Livermore
David Patten
Gene Goodrow
Jim Goins
Jack Griffith
Bob Andrle
Richard Kennicott
Terry Granneman
Jim Hennager
Scott McKissick
Ray Crandall
Don Barker
Gaylen Kunkle
Harry Thiele
Ron James
Tim Newton
Nabor Tafolla
Steve Mussen
G—Dale Sheahan
Jeff Paul
Roger Hardman
Garry Lau
Bill Adams
Steve Thode
Richard Avenson
Don Senior
Bob Rasmussen
Larry Chaplin
Frank Tafolla
Ken Bush
Bruce Mulford
Les Silka
John Teufel
Mark Zecharias
Dan Welsh
Larry Torson
Prairie Oelwein
Los
Don Strow
Jim Voi
Xp—Voigt
Charles Cooper dies builder of racing autos at 71
London AP report says Charles Cooper, famed creator of Britain's racing cars, died at his home near London on Thursday night at the age of 71.
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London
Charles Cooper
Britain
Olin Blanks Coggon 14-0 in Pinicon Conference clash
In a Pinicon conference game marred by ejections and injuries Olin blanked Coggon 14 to 0 to stay undefeated in league play. Olin scored in the first half on a 12 yard run by Gary Rohwedder and a 70 yard TD ramble by Bob Timmons. Coggon falls to 1 1 in conference play.
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Coggon
Olin
Gary Rohwedder
Bob Timmons
Handy-Man Hedemann Powers Decorah Past Charles City 37-13
Jim Hedemann rushed 204 yards on 20 carries and scored four TDs including a 65 yard run and a 30 yard reception as Decorah beat Charles City 37-13. Rich Hoeg added two TDs with 3 and 6 yard runs while Decorah piled up 419 rushing and 76 passing yards.
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Iowa City
Wasington
Washington
Kohl
Dvorak
Lockw
Silek
Schapira
Williamson
Martin
Handy-Man
Hedemann
Mann
Decorah
Charles City
Rich Hoeg
Charles Bhy
Jim Hedemann
Bob Lyshei
Terry Tripp
Kas Talmer
EC Strolls To 34 19 League Win
Edgewood-Colesburg beat East Buchanan 34 19 as Steve Fobes had three touchdowns including a 94 yard run. Don Fairchild added two East Buchanan TD runs, and EC improved to 3 0 in Upper Mississippi Conference play.
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Winthrop
Steve Fobes
Edgewood - Colesburg
East Buchanan
Upper Mississippi
Don Fairchild
Wapsie Valley Dominates Plainfield In Homecoming Win
Wapsie Valley rolled to a 31-6 homecoming victory over Plainfield on Friday night to move to 3-1 overall and 2-1 in Cedar Valley. Dave Matthias scored three touchdowns on 60 and 45-yard receptions and a 45-yard run, with Kad eeenan assisting on the final tally.
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Wapsie Valley
Cedar Wapsie
Dave Matthias
Jim Heineman
Plainfield
Ron Moore
Tom Sickles
Kad Eeenan
Matthias
Sickes
Pagel
Becker
Basye Leads West Union Past Elkader with 12-7 Victory
West Union star John Basye scored two touchdowns including a 45 yard reception from Wendall Witcher and a 6 yard run to lift the team past Elkader 12-7 on Saturday night. Elkader's Tom Mueller scored the lone Elkader TD and suffered a shoulder injury while kicking for the extra point.
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Elkader
West Union
John Basye
Basye
Wendall Witcher
Tom Mueller
Union
Individua
Tom Zapf
Mueller
Sumner Knocks Off Valley High 20-0 in Gridiron Setback
Sumner defeated Valley High of Clermont Elgin Wadena 20-0 on Friday night. Terry Bradford scored two touchdowns for ten and two yards. Slye Schmadt added a 13 yard TD reception from Bill Armentrout.
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Valley
Sumner
Valley High
Clermont-Elgin-Wadena
Terry Bradford
Slye Schmadt
Bill Armentrout
Valley Sumner
Sumner Sumner
Lyle Schnadt
Xp—Bradford
Independence shuts out Manchester 13-0 in football clash
Independence blanked Manchester 13-0 with a first quarter TD from Bob Srye and a late fourth quarter taunt by Ivan Cole. Manchester quarterback Dave Okelund gained 40 yards on seven carries but could not score.
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Manchester
Bob Srye
Ivan Cole
Independence
Dave Okerlund
Manch
Rick Roehrkasse
Monticello Ground Game Dominates Anamosa 14-0
Monticello used 275 rushing yards to defeat Anamosa 14-0 in a Wamac conference game. Charles Hubbard scored both touchdowns on runs of three and five yards and led Monticello in rushing. Coach Dean Nelson’s Panthers attempted six passes but did not complete any.
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Monticello
Anamosa
Charles Hubbard
Hubbard
Dean Nelson
Panthers
Jets Add Evans to Active List. Lawson Waived
New York Jets active roster moves include rookie flanker Jim Evans to the active list while Alphonzo Lawson is placed on waivers in a Friday transaction.
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NEW York
New York Jets
Jim Evans
Alphonzo Lawson
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