Simpson Tallies Four Touchdowns As Marion Wins Big
Marion crushed Maquoketa 32 to 6 to extend its win streak to four in the Wamac race. Jim Simpson rushed for four touchdowns, including an 18 yard score, and led a first half onslaught that built a 25 point lead. Coach England praised Simpson’s play, with Pat Ryall and Ben Stead cited for blocking as subs saw action early.
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Jim Simpson
Ron Altenberg
Dave Nees
Jerry Robbins
Mark Clark
Schott
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England
Loyd Shaffer
Pat Ryal
Ben ‘Stead
Prairie and Oelwein Battle to 19-19 Tie in Grid Clash
Prairie Hawks and Oelwein Northeast Iowa each total 19 points in a 19-19 tie at John Wall Memorial Field. Oelwein quarterback Bill Ottilie sprinted for 150 yards and two touchdowns, while Prairie’s Red Lehdigh lamented a poor defensive showing despite a strong yardage effort from both sides.
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Bill Ottilie
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Lowe Is Fined and Suspended by Gillman in San Diego
Paul Lowe the AFL's all time rushing leader was suspended indefinitely and fined $1000 by the San Diego Chargers after arriving late to a team meeting. Sid Gillman announced the action saying rule adherence applies to all players. Lowe plans to work at his liquor store until a deal is made.
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Benson's 3 Touchdowns Lift J-Hawks Past Dubuque
Jefferson high school, ranked No. 2 in the state, defeated Dubuque 42-13 at Kingston Stadium. Gary Benson sparked the win with three touchdown runs and 183 rushing yards on 15 carries, helping the J-Hawks extend their unbeaten string to 37 games.
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Diverse Prep Football Scores Across Iowa and Nearby States
A landslide of high school football results across Cedar Rapids and surrounding regions features Cedar Rapids Washington beating Central 27 7 and numerous pairings including Oelwein 19 Rock Island 0 Marion 32 Anamosa 47 and Vinton-S Monticello 12. The slate also lists East Buchanan Center Point Urbana and Waverly-Shell Rock games among many others with varied outcomes and close tussles across multiple districts.
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Mt. Vernon Tops Wilton Junction for Conference Lead
Mt. Vernon handed Wilton Junction its first setback of the season here Friday night 14 to 7 and moved into the lead in the East Town Hawkeye conference. Vaughn Schwitzer and Mike Baker scored for Mt. Vernon while Jack Ollgood managed the lone Wilton TD.
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Miami Defeats Tulane in Rainy Orange Bowl
The Miami Hurricanes rallied to a 34-14 win over Tulane at the Orange Bowl. Quarterback David Olivo led the offense with two passing touchdowns and a 3 yard rushing score after trailing 14-7 at halftime. Tulane struck first on a short Hank Collins punt return setup, but Miami pulled away in the second half.
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Speed Model and Rocket Speed win early Ken tucky Futurity heats
In Lexington Kentucky AP speed trotting three year olds Speed Model and Rocket Speed, both by the same sire, swept the first two heats of the $58 642 Kentucky Futurity third jewel in trotting’s triple crown. Art Hult drove Speed Model to the wire with 150 yards left as Rocket Speed had a late bid for second. Rocket Speed won the first heat with Warren Cameron in the sulky, Speed Model took second. Speed Model 2 01 2 5 for the mile. Rocket Speed 1 50 3 5. Halifax Hanover finished third in the second heat, Miss Marker was third first heat and fifth second.
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Warren Cameron
Halifax Hanover
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Warriors Run Season Markto 4-0
Cedar Rapids Washington crushed Davenport Central 27 7 at Brady Street Stadium to stay unbeaten in the Mississippi Valley conference race. Washington piled up 340 rushing yards and 72 passing yards led by bruising fullback Bob Brewster who accounted for 155 yards and the final TD. Kyle Skogman started at quarterback and connected on five of eight passes for 72 yards as Washington rolled to its third win in as many starts. Washington meets Cedar Rapids Jefferson next Thursday at Kingston in a key showdown of unbeatens.
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Denver Reactivates 2 Defensive Players
Denver Broncos activate defensive tackle Ray Kubala and rookie linebacker Frank Richter to bring the roster to the 40-man limit. Kubala, 6-4, 250 pounds, is a four-year man, while Richter is 6-2 and 223 pounds and a former Georgia star.
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