J Hawks Warriors Lose In Fourth Quarter Fumbles
In Moline Illinois, the Moline Maroons rallied after a pair of early fourth quarter fumbles to beat Washington of Cedar Rapids 21 13. Ron Best powered the drive with a two yard score and John Staack added a placement before Tom Seitz iced the game with a 20 yard run. Washington had led 13 7 at one point in the third quarter but critical fumbles and a strong Moline defense shifted momentum late.
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Smith Scores 2 in Marion's 25-7 Wamac Win over Tipton
Mike Smith scored twice and Marion beat Tipton 25-7 Friday night in a WaMac conference clash keeping the Indians in title contention. Smith's 90 yard run sparked a 52 yard drive as Marion led 13-7 at halftime and added two more TDs in the second half. Marion played with five regulars out hurt including Buzz Clark and John Nieland.
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Sumner Pulls Away 44-0 in Conference Rout of Clermont Elgin
Sumner Aces remain unbeaten at 18 straight, defeating Clermont-Elgin 44-0 in Upper Iowa conference play. Eugene Knoploh scores four TDs and 78 season points, Rich Haupt adds two rushing TDs and 81 season points, with Haupt gaining 169 yards on nine carries.
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North English Romps Ka Kona to Lead Conference 26 13
North English moved to the Ke-Wash conference lead by defeating Ka lona 26 to 13. Bill Grove scored two rushing touchdowns from four and 21 yards, Dean Riess added a receiving TD from Les Williams, and Lonnie Rogers had a 21-yard rushing score. Kalona notched a pair of scores, one in each half, on an 18-yard run by Gary Alt and a one-yard plunge by Bill Reiss.
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UNC to meet Minnesota in first European trip game
Chapel Hill NC United Press report says the National Champion University of North Carolina basketball team will play Minnesota in the opening game of a European tournament in London on December 20 next year.
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Maquoketa Romps Vinton In Homecoming Showdown
Maquoketa remains unbeaten at 4-0 after a 20-0 homecoming win over Vinton setting up a Wamac unbeatens clash with Independ ence. Kozak opened with a 65 yard run, Rodgers added a 55 yard score, Moreheadara clincher from five yards.
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Eldora's Walters scores four TDs in league win
Eldora defeated Traer 33 21 in the North Iowa Cedar league game. Walters scored four touchdowns in the first three quarters, joined by Steve Simons for Eldora's remaining TD. Traer tallied three scores by Gary Karr Ron Karr and Halupnick with XPs by Nation Karr and Zmolek.
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Imps edge Clinton 20 13 in MVC showdown
Davenport’s bid for a title faltered as Clinton slowed the Imps 20 to 13 in a close Miss Valley Conference game. Clinton opened with a 36 yard TD pass, Davenport answered, but the Imps pulled ahead late with a 95 yard scoring run and a 49 yard pass to Dick Brown.
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Yankees Snub Wisconsin Fans Despite Stengels Milking Cow
In Milwaukee and Sturtevant the New York Yankees drew mixed reactions from Wisconsin crowds. Mrs. Casey Stengel handled a cow milking moment to ease tensions while the team faced praise and barbs. The welcome at the train depot drew about 2,000 locals. officials and residents later briefed the team in Milwaukee as chants rose in support and tension alike.
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Mt Vernon Escapes Wilton Bid 18 13
Mt Vernon pulls ahead in the fourth quarter to win 18 13 over Wilton Junction after Ed Staskal 40 yard pass to Harold Clements for the winning score. Clements added a 20 yard TD rush, while Staskal had a fourth quarter six yard TD run. Wilton led 13 6 at halftime on Lawton two TDs.
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Keota Outlasts Wellman 28-25 in Friday clash
Keota defeated Wellman 28 to 25 as Gary Adams booted four straight extra points and scored twice on 23 and two yard runs. Ron Romine added Wellman’s lone extra point. Jim Clarahan and Gene Redlinger also scored two yard TDs for Keota. Harold Murphy had a 60 yard TD for Wellman in the first quarter.
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Jerry Gingerich
Iowa City
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Ron Romine
Adams
Jim Clarahan
Gene Redlinger
Harold Murphy
Williamsburg Beats Lone Tree 12-0 On Friday Night
Special to The Gazette Williamsburg defeated Lone Tree 12-0 with scores in the first and fourth quarters. Fetzer opened the scoring with a 22 yard run and Petz added a 4 yard TD late. Williamsburg’s defense held Lone Tree to no penetration into the 30 yard line.
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Patko Defends Milwaukee After Yankee Charge
Milwaukee veteran outfielder Andy Patko rebukes New York Yankees for calling Milwaukee bush league. He defends the city as a big league town, noting Milwaukee drew at least two million fans in four or five years and says the Yankees should have accepted a friendly reception in an opposing city. Casey Stengel and the Yankees gave the cold shoulder.
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New York Yankee
Casey Stengel
Pafko
Yankees
Covington’s Hero Role Costs Sleep in World Series
Milwaukee left fielder Wes Covington says the World Series spotlight has robbed him of sleep as fans flood his phone with calls and telegrams after four hits in two games against the Yankees. The Durham, North Carolina native, now a Milwaukee resident, also made a key backhanded catch in Game 2. To rest, Covington and his family moved back to their previous home after buying a new one.
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Sonny Boy Williams seeks title shot after TKO of Walden
Ernie Sonny Boy Williams, 21, stopped Dave Walden of Youngstown, Ohio in 30 seconds of the ninth round to win by technical knockout. He had been set to face ninth ranked Johnny Busso in his main event debut before Busso withdrew with a virus. Williams now targets the vacant spotlight against Russo.
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