Jeffs Late Surge Rocks Warriors 2010
Jeffs rugged front line and a closing kick at Kingston Stadium sparked a 20 10 win over Washington to even the seven year city series. Dennis Fitzgerald carried 21 times for 64 yards and Jon Meskimen returned a 42 yard interception for a touchdown in the 13 6 junior varsity win.
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Jefferson
Kingston Stadium
Washington
J-Hawks
Warriors
Wash
Dennis Fitzgerald
Jeff
Ed Pulde
Jon Meskimen
Meskimen
Tom Madson
Seeenenee
Ope Fumbree
Pete Kohl
John Blackman
Blackman
Don Raitora
Jim Gorsh
Raitora
Fitzgerald
Jett
Dennis
Ed Pulda
Syracuse Raps UCLA 29-7 in Memorial Coliseum
Syracuse opened with a 54 yard punt return TD by Nat Duckett and dominated UCLA 29-7 in Los Angeles. Byron Nelson tied the game with a 52 yard TD reception from Larry Zeno, who added the extra point to give UCLA a brief 7-6 lead before Syracuse pulled away.
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Los Angeles
Syracuse
Nat Duckett
UCLA
Memorial Coliseum
Byron Nelson
Larry Zeno
Zeno
SMU Upsets Navy in Cotton Bowl Thriller
In Dallas the SMU Mustangs rallied from behind to defeat the unbeaten Navy Midshipmen 32-28 in the Cotton Bowl. John Roderick rushed for 146 yards, including a 45 yard TD in the third period, delivering SMU its best win of the season.
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Dallas
John Roderick
Southern Methodist
Navy
Roderick
Angels acquire Jackie Moore and Leo Marentette from Syracuse
The Los Angeles Angels announced the purchase of catcher Jackie Moore and pitcher Leo Marentette from Syracuse of the International League.
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LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Angels
Jackie Moore
Leo Marentette
Syracuse
Pass Play Turns Tide in Wash-Jeff Football Thriller
Washington and Jefferson clinched a comeback victory at Kingston stadium after a fourth quarter Don Rattora to Tom Harrison pass set the J-Hawks in Warrior territory. Coaches Lawrence and Rainbow praised teamwork, wind and defensive stand, with multiple players hailed as key contributors in a hard fought intercity clash.
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Jeff
J-Hawks
Don Rattora
Tom Harrison
theHawks
Jefferson
Kingston Stadium
Washington
Wash
John Berry
Washington and Jefferson
Warrior
Lawrence
Jack Fisk
Vern Bredeson
Bud Rainbow
J-Hawk
Rainbow
Jim Gersh
George
Leckington
Dennis Fitzgerald
Bob Fulton
Clinton
Wilhelm
Bill Salat
Gazette
John McIvor
John McManus
Don Rajtora
Kingston
Terry Archer
Mark Noll
Stable outpoints Turner in Philadelphia bout
Jose Stable of New York defeated Dick Turner of Philadelphia by decision in a 14 year old light bout. Arnie Sparks of Winipes stopped Clement Sarrazin of Montreal in Halifax Nova Scotia in a two round stoppage.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Jose Stable
New York
Dick Turner
Halifax
N.S
Arnie Sparks
Clement Sarrazin
Montreal
West Branch Edges U-High 7-6 for Conference Win
West Branch wins the East Iowa Hawkeye conference with a 7-6 victory over University High of Iowa City. Tom Nosbish scored on a 6 yard pass from Dave Semotan and Semotan added the decisive extra point. Ron Ellis earned U-High’s TD on a 14 yard run late in the game, but West Branch held on.
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West Side
Jeff
Iowa City
West Branch
University High of
Tom Nosbish
Dave Semotan
Semotan
U-High
Ron Ellis
Branch
Xp—Semotan
UW High
Mt Vernon Tops Mid Prairie 19 0
Mt Vernon defeated Mid Prairie Wellman 19 0 in a non conference game. Gary Knutsen scored twice on runs of one and 15 yards after a 68 yard interception return to the Wellman one. Al Aspluns added Mt Vernon other TD with a seven yard run. Ron Martin added the extra point.
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Wellman
Gary Knutsen
Mt. Vernon
Mid Prairie
Knutsen
al Aspluns
Mid-Prairie
Ron Martin
Monti Rolls Past Vinton 46 to 6 in football
Monticello Monti cello built a 13 point output in each quarter to overwhelm Vinton 46 6 and stay unbeaten. Jerry Long produced scoring plays of 64, 36 and four yards for the winners. Vinton managed a late touchdown when Bruce Beresford ran 19 yards.
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Monticello
Wamac
Vinton
Jerry Long
Bruce Beresford
Palmer Leads United States to 6 2 Ryder Cup Advantage
Arnold Palmer said we're over the hump as the U S team seizes a 6 2 lead in the Ryder Cup after morning parity. Palmer and Johnny Pott defeated Brian Huggett and George Will 5 4, while Billy Casper with Dave Ragan Jr. won in the afternoon along with Finsterwald Littler and Boros Lema pairs.
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Atlanta
Arnold Palmer
U.S
Palmer
Johnny Pott
Brian Huggett
George Will
Billy Casper
Dave Ragan Jr
Don Finsterwald
Gene Littler
Julius Boros
Tony Lema
Senators Turn Minoso Loose in Rebuilding
The Washington Senators released Minnie Minoso, a 40 year old Cuban outfielder, on Friday as part of a broader restructuring aimed at bringing in new players. The move signals ongoing roster changes to rebuild the team.
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Washington
Washington Senators
Minnie Minoso
Prep Football Scores Across Iowa and Nearby States
A dense list of high school football results features Mississippi Valley C.R. Jeff 20 over C.R. 10 and Monticello 46 over Vinton 6, with numerous matchups across Iowa City, Dyersville, Manchester, North Iowa Cedar, and other locales. Several games show decisive wins including Belle Plaine 33 over prepare 9 and Montezuma 19 over set. Multiple districts report large scores, while others reveal close finishes such as Union-Whitten 0-0 and West Branch 7 over Univ. High 6.
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Audubon
Carroll
Ape City
Truesdale
Laurens
Albia
Winterset
Atlantic
Armstrong
Thompson
Aurelia
Hartle
Adel
Allison-Bristow
Aplington
Adair-Casey
Cumb-Massena
Beaman-Conrad
Wellsburg
Bridgewater-Fontanelle
Anita
Ballard
West Marshall
Cedar Falls
Wat
Columbus
Crestland
Pomeroy
Creston
Redik
A. A Sun
Clarksville
Orange
Cambria-Corydon
Leon
Chariton
Pella
Clear Lake
Algona
Clarinda
Corning
Dexfield
Stuart
M. East
Mason City
D.M. Lincoln
Oskaloosa
D.M. Valley
Indianola
Denison
Perry
Dunlap
Ar-We-Va
Dike
Hudson
Dows
Kanawha
Everly
Catholic Eesmatenere
Estherville
Emmetsbore
Earnham
Dallas Center
East Buchanan
Midland
East Union
Villisca
Fairfield
Centerville
Fort Dodge
East Waterloo
Fredericksburg
Turkey Valley
Faragut
New Market
Garner
Igre Mills
Grinnell
D.M. Dowling
Greene
North Central
Glidden
Coonneers
Osage
Greenfield
Lenox
Hampton
Humboldt
Hubbard
Gladbrook
Iowa Falls
Eagle Grove
Jefferson
Harlan
Janesville
Dunkerton
Knoxville
Clarke
LeGrand
Garwin
Lorimer
Lynnville-Sully
Runnells
Logan-Magnolia
Woodbine
Lamont
A.C. L
Allerton
Manning
Guthrie Center
Marshalltown
Paulline
Sanborn
Pleasantville
Sioux Valley
Graettinger
Story City
Ogden
Ansgar
Nashua
Cranton
Extra
Sac City
Lake City
Swea City
Sentral
Fenton
Sutherland
Primghar
Shelby
Walnut
Storm Lake
Spencer
Terris
Ruthven
Tripoli
Plainfield
West Monona
Belle Plaine Tops Williamsburg 33-19 in Cedar League
Belle Plaine defeated Williamsburg 33 to 19 in South Iowa Cedar action. Jerry Tubaugh rushed 85 yards for a touchdown and Phil Schooley added three TD runs to pace the winners. Mike Dougherty connected with Herbsburg for a scoring pass and kicked an extra point for the losers.
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Belle Plaine
Jerry Tubaugh
Phil Schooley
Williamsburg
South Iowa
Mike Dougherty
Herbsburg
Ce Eewennee
Pasing
Asses Ee Eeeereres
Poiniies
Jerry Berge
Jerry Bergert
Nick Driscoll
Herb Ibura
Clark White
Maschmann Stars As BGM Routs Sigourney 48 0
Mike Maschmann scores three touchdowns and adds six extra points to power BGM to a 48 0 South Iowa Cedar conference win over Sigourney. He scampered 17, 20 and 60 yards for scores while Bob Collum added two touchdowns and Marvin Cordes posted a 40 yard run.
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Mike Maschmann
B-G-M
South Iowa
Bob Collum
Marvin Cordes
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English Valleys Stay Unbeaten in South Iowa Cedar Test
English Valleys remains undefeated with a 32-6 victory over H-L-V in the South Iowa Cedar contest. Pat Blaylock caught two touchdown passes, and Larry Denison added a 90 yard rushing score aided by an interception. Francis Johnston and Newberry contributed on scoring plays.
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Francis _jonaaten
Roner Newberry
Rued Cox
Francis Johnane
Harley Staull
Mike Wahl
Traer Clutier Falls 33 25 in showdown with La Porte City
Traer Clutier trailed North Iowa Cedar league leader LaPorte City 12 points in the fourth quarter but could not complete the rally, falling 33 25 at LaPorte City.
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LaPorte City
Traer-Clutter
Grundy Center
Eldora
Ackley
Jesup
SCI
Reinbeck
Traer Clutier Falls
LA Porte City
Traer Clutier
North Iowa
Gazette Want Ads Invite Quick Buyers
An efficient notice promoting Gazette Want Ads urges readers to contact EM 2-1121 to find buyers swiftly. The short item emphasizes rapid response and a single phone number for arranging ad placements.
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Gazette
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