Simpson Tallies Four Touchdowns In Marion Win
Marion defeated Maquoketa 32 13 to seize sole lead in the Wamac race behind four touchdown performance by Jim Simpson. Nees opened scoring, Simpson produced three more in the first half and added a final TD in the third quarter as Marion dominated early with 89 yards on the opening drive. Coach England praised Simpson and the reserves who filled in at quarterback while noting a letdown in the second half.
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Mark Clark
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Kevin Schott
Tom England
Schott
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Loyd Shaffer
Pat Ryal
Ben Stead
Prairie and Oelwein Juggle To 19 19 Tie In Cedar Rapids
Prairie Hawks and Oelwein Huskies battled to a 19 to 19 tie at John Wall Memorial Field for the second straight year. Oelwein quarterback Bill Ottilie ran for 150 yards and scored twice, while Prairie's Doug Stepanek and Curt Wiley starred. Morse's nine yard run gave Prairie an early second quarter lead, and late third period stand gave Prairie the tie before final exchanges in the scoreless fourth.
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Curt Wiley
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Mike Tampir
Tim Gregor
Bill Newman
Jack Spore
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Jim Kurtz
Roger Stigers
Devi Stepanek
John Oakley
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Joe Hatchett
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Joe
Brewster
Lowe Is Fined and Suspended by Gillman
San Diego California AP Paul Lowe the AFL's all time leading rusher was suspended indefinitely and fined 1000 by the Chargers. Sid Gillman announced the action saying Lowe was late to a team meeting and has also been late for medical treatments. Lowe said he thought the meeting was at 9 30 and planned to work at his liquor store until a deal is made.
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Central College Ninth in NAIA Small College Football
Central College of Iowa earned the No. 9 ranking among national NAIA small colleges after a 3-0 start, collecting 32 votes. Waynesburg led with 135 points and 11 first place votes, also 3-0, while Northwestern of Louisiana received three No. 1 votes and placed second with 91 points.
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UPI
Central College of Iowa
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
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Central
Waynesburg
Pennsylvania
Northwestern
Louisiana
Unpaved U.S. Roads Still Top Nine Hundred Thousand Miles
The National Automobile Club reports about 914000 miles of roads and streets in the United States remain unpaved. This figure highlights the extent of unfinished road infrastructure across the nation.
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Benson's 3 Touchdowns Spark J-Hawks Victory over Dubuque
Jefferson, ranked No. 2, defeated Dubuque 42-13 at Kingston Stadium to extend its unbeaten streak to 37. Tailback Gary Benson rushed 15 times for 183 yards and three touchdowns, contributing 38 and 55 yard scores in the third quarter and a 27 yard TD in the first. The J-Hawks, powered by Benson and a strong ground game, held off Dubuque after a 7-7 first-quarter tie.
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Ron Heidt
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Roy Budl
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Dave Wilkey
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Cedar Rapids Re Dubuane Prep Football Results
Cedar Rapids Re Dubuane 13 ER Penal, Paycena Mississippi Valley 7. East Moline 7, Rock Island 10, Clinton 6. Jamet Morten 32, mat. Vinton 13. Marble Rock 0. Waverly 26, Westwood 6. North O. 6 Postville 58, Payette 0. East Central Iowa C.R. Preirie 19, Oelwein 19. Barron WF ONama Wolsde 21. Hawkeye Mid-Prairie 25, Durant 0. Solon 13, West Branch 13. West Liberty 13, IC U-High 6. Mt. Vernon 14, Wilton 7. Akron Valley 75, LeGrand LFD 7. Ames 13 Guthrie 0. Hubbard 33 Riverside High 13. Sioux Falls 0. Union 6. Liath 13. West Sioux 40, Sack Raphids 0. Cedar Falls University Glarkesvile 6, Vermillion 48. Miami Fla 34 Tulane 14. NBA and NHL results follow.
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Washington 27 Davenport Central 7 in rout to 4-0 start
Cedar Rapids Washington crushed Davenport Central 27-7 at Brady Street Stadium to move to 4-0 in Mississippi Valley conference play. Bruising tailback Bob Brewster led with 155 rushing yards and a final one yard TD, while quarterback Kyle Skogman, in his first start, threw for 72 yards and three conversions as Wally Sheets’ Warriors dominated on 340 rushing yards and 72 passing yards.
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Sandy Waller
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Mt. Vernon Edges Wilton to Take Hawkeye Lead
Mt. Vernon nipped Wilton 14 7 on the road to claim the East Iowa Hawkeye conference lead. Vaughn Schwitzer and Mike Baker scored for Mt. Vernon, while Wilton’s lone TD came from Jack Ollgood.
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Miami Beats Tulane 34-14 In Rainy Orange Bowl
Miami quarterback David Olivo sparked a 34-14 Hurricanes win over Tulane in a rain soaked Orange Bowl. Olivo threw two TD passes, ran for a score, and helped erase a 14-7 halftime deficit after Tulane struck first with a 10 yard punt return set play.
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Three-Year-Olds In Early Wins In Kentucky Futurity
Speed Model and Rocket Speed both three year olds by the same sire win the first two heats of the Kentucky Futurity at Lexington in a 58 642 event. Art Hult drives Speed Model to lead late in heat two. Rocket Speed with Warren Cameron takes second in heat two and first in heat one. Halifax Hanover and Miss Marker also place in respective heats.
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Denver Reactivates 2 Defensive Players
Denver Bronco coach Lou Saban activated defensive tackle Ray Kubala and rookie linebacker Frank Richter to reach the AFL club's 40-man roster. Kubala is a 6-4, 250-pound four year man and Richter is a 6-2, 230-pound former Georgia star.
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Frank Richter
Georgia
Calhoun Protects Indians on Iron Horse TV Movie
Calhoun shields a band of Indians from ranchers bent on harm in an Iron Horse TV feature airing Saturday at 8 30 PM on color channel 9.
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