Kennedy Conquers Wash High School Football Thriller
Kennedy high school defeated Washington 6 to 3 at Kingston Stadium sealing three years of frustration. Washington led 3-0 after Phil Danowsky booted a 22 yard field goal with 5 03 left in the first. Kennedy dominated statistics as Steve Marks connected with Don Greenwood on a six yard pass to finish a 58 yard drive in eight plays late in the third.
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Don Greenwood
Steve Dodger
Jim Ryan
Wally Sheets
Jack Ryan
Norton
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Littler and Charles reach Piccadilly final in tight match play
Gene Littler of La Jolla California defeated Gary Player 4 and 3 to reach the Piccadilly world match play final, while Bob Charles crushed Tommy Aaron 9 and 7 in the other semifinal amid foggy, slow 36-hole play.
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Kennedy's Mark Helps Cougars in City Battle at Kingston
Votroubek intercepted and gained yardage after catching a pass from quarterback Steve Marks. The sequence moved the Cougars to the Washington 45 yard line in the second half during Friday’s Kingston stadium clash.
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LaSalle
Iowa
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Holy Cross Adopts Sacramento State Team
Sacramento State will back Holy Cross for the remainder of the season after Holy Cross canceled due to a hepatitis outbreak. Sacramento State sent a get well card pledging to dedicate its next victory to the Crusaders.
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Doolin’s Three TDs Lead 28-0 Grid Win
Emmett Doolin rushed for three touchdowns as Cedar Rapids Jefferson overwhelmed Clinton 28-0 in a driving mud game. The J-Hawks remained unbeaten in the Mississippi Valley, boosting their league lead chase against Bettendorf, while Clinton managed just 63 total yards. Doolin’s 46 and 45 yard sprint scores highlighted a dominant Jefferson ground attack aided by strong defensive play in the mud.
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Prep Football Results Across Iowa Associations
A garbled score list shows numerous prep football results from Iowa with teams such as Marion, Manchester, Monticello, East Central Iowa, Crestwood, Waukon, South Iowa Cedar, Columbus Junction, and Grundy Center. Mixed team names and erroneous fragments accompany inconsistent scores, indicating a summary of multiple games and venues without coherent formatting.
Gonzales and Ashe Advance to Howard Hughes Open Final
In Las Vegas wind to 25 mph, Pancho Gonzales beat Stan Smith in straight sets 8-6 9-7 6-4 to reach the final. Arthur Ashe, despite wind troubles, overpowered Smith's serve and won 8-6 6-1 6-3 to advance, setting up a Gonzales Ashe championship clash.
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Pasadena
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UCLA
Lakers Place Cliff Anderson on NBA Waivers
Los Angeles Lakers place two year veteran Cliff Anderson on waivers, triggering a potential move as teams evaluate the roster. The announcement notes his service with the Lakers spanning two seasons and aligns with standard league waiver procedures.
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Indians Roll to 33 0 Win Over Manchester on Homecoming
Marion from Manchester held the hosts to minus 39 rushing yards and piled up 373 yards total offense, 227 rushing and 146 passing, to stay second to unbeaten Tipton in the Wamac Conference. Key scores included a safety, a 4 yard Morris run, a 25 yard Meggers to Collins pass, and a 68 yard Morris run. The defense clamped down late as Manchester threatened, while rain and slick field helped the Manhawks’ miscues.
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Unbeaten Tipton Destroys Vinton 34 0 in Show of Offense
Tipton remained unbeaten with a 34-0 win over Vinton in Wamac action. After a tight first half, Mike Gade led a second half outburst with scoring runs of 26 42 and 18 yards powering Tipton to a 4-0 conference record 6-0 overall. Vinton drops to 1-5. The Tipton defense has allowed only one TD this season.
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Jack Fisk
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Vinton
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Gade
Tigers
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Anamosa
France renews Newcombe as coach for national team
In Nice France the French Tennis Federation announced the renewal of Australian John Newcombe as coach of the French National amateur team for 1970.
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John Newcombe
Field Goal Lifts SMU Past Texas Christian 19 17
SMU defeats Texas Christian 19 17 as freshman kicker Chipper Johnson drills a 26 yard field goal for his first career kick. Chuck Hixson, ranked third nationally at passer, directs a game where SMU runs 16 straight times in the third quarter to seize control after TCU led in the first half.
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Kuhn DiMag To Lead Players in Vietnam Tour
New York AP reports baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn and Hall of Famer Joe DiMaggio will lead a group of Major League players on a 17 day tour of Vietnam next month. Accompanying them are Reggie Jackson Ron Swoboda Milt Pappas and Jim Mud Cat Grant. They depart November 5.
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