Linn-Mar Lions defeat Central City 34 to 18 clinch 5 1
Linn-Mar improved to 5 1 after a 34 18 victory over Central City extending the team’s winning season. Ken Elam starred at quarterback rushing for two touchdowns and throwing to Gil Miller for another, while Gary Hansen added a 47 yard punt return for a score.
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Jeff Capitals Over Washington in Rough Football Clash
Jeff used two fullbacks to dominate the second half as Knutson added 72 yards in the final quarters. VanDine scored on a 21 yard pass from Madson with Wash answering before halftime. injuries sidelined Reed and Hale as both teams fought for yardage.
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LSU Edges Miami 3-0 in defensive battle
LSU scored on a 20 yard field goal and withstood three Miami drives in the fourth quarter to win 3-0. A late 80 yard run by Don Schwab was nullified by a holding penalty and on the final play Hoyt Sparks dropped a sure TD pass from George Mira. Attendance listed as 45,986.
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Decorah Clinches Share of Northeast Iowa Title with Waverly Win
Decorah clinched a share of the Northeast Iowa conference title by beating Waverly 14 7 in a game where Hedeman opened scoring from the two yard line with 4 12 left in the second quarter Rich Hoeg and Jim Hedeman led Decorah’s offense as Hoeg capped a 60 yard drive with a late TD to seal the victory securing Decorah 5 0 on the season and marking their first win over Waverly and Charles City in the same year
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Jeff Harriers Defeat Wash at Kingston Stadium meet
Jefferson cross country team defeated Washington at Kingston Stadium on Friday night. Doug Cook of Washington won the mile in 4:30 while Jeff Harriers took four of the top five places. Cook narrowly beat Jeff’s Dick Forcht for first with Earl Williams of Washington winning the sophomore half mile in 2:15. Varsity results show Cook and the Wash team leading, with Jeff Harriers placing multiple runners in key spots.
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Senior finalists face off in SEA ISLAND USGA event
Defending champion Merrill L. Carlsmith of Hilo Hawaii and William D. Higgins of San Francisco advanced to the finals of the USGA Senior Amateur Championship at Sea Island Georgia after a Saturday semifinal.
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Charles City Rockets Past Oelwein In Northeast Iowa Clash
Charles City exploded for a 19 point third quarter to beat Oelwein 31 to 6. Bob Pierce ran 30 and 40 yards and caught a 35 yard pass for scores while Gary Gnagy added a 1 yard run and 11 yard run after the early Oelwein touchdown. Francis Johnston and Larry Denison boosted the lead with long runs and a stolen pass helped widen the margin.
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Betsy Rawls Grabs Halfway Lead In Las Vegas LPGA
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg SC shot a 73 to lead the 1963 LPGA championship at halfway with a 147 total despite windy conditions in Las Vegas Nevada.
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Olin Spoils Edgewood Colesburg Homecoming 14-13
Olin defeated Edgewood Colesburg 14 to 13 on a homecoming night. Bob Timmons scored on an 81 yard run and Ned Rolhwedder added a 30 yard rush for the visiting team.
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Independence shuts out Marion 19 0 in homecoming clash
Independence remains atop the Wa mac after a 19 to 0 victory over Marion on homecoming night. Bob Frye intercepted a Marion pass for a 30 yard TD in the fourth quarter sealing the win as Duane Gates connected with Ivan Cole earlier for Independence score. Junior squads also won for Independence.
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Tipton Pulls Off Last-Second Wamac Victory
Tipton spoiled Anamosa homecoming with a 19-13 win in the final 16 seconds. Tom Beckman scored the winning TD on a 61-yard pass from Dick Moore. Final shows Anamosa 6 Tipton 19 with late momentum and special teams notes.
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Prairie powers to 26 0 win over North Scott in league game
Prairie high school surged in the second half to defeat North Scott Eldridge 26 0 in the Miscowa conference. Marty Clements passed for three of the four Prairie touchdowns and Len Scriven rushed 90 yards for a score after a halted North Scott drive. Prairie totaled 239 yards from scrimmage and 120 passing yards.
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Maquoketa Valley Routs South Winn in Quad County Clash
Maquoketa Valley remains unbeaten in Quad County play by routing South Winneshiek 19 to 0. Bob Moenke scored on a 39 yard run after a 1 yard TD, and Larry Hiller added a fumble return TD. Gary Grim added the extra point on a pass from Larry Shover.
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Arlington Tops Coggon 33 to 20 in Quad County clash
Arlington led each quarter in a 33 20 victory over Coggon. Bob Longmuir threw three touchdowns and ran for another to pace Arlington who got TDs from Dennis Gustafson and Dick Wagner among others. Coggan scorers included Steve Henderson Jim McRoberts Dave Kerr and a safety by Ralph Russell.
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M-F-L Rolls To 54-0 Win
Monona M F L defeated Guttenberg 54 to 0 in nonconference play. Dale Linderbaum scored two rushing touchdowns on 30 and 55 yard runs.
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Xavier Pulls Off Late Rally To Beat Strawberry Point
In a Quad County clash Xavier scored twice in the final three minutes to defeat Strawberry Point 14-0. Larry Ledenbach ran in the go ahead eight yard TD and a Pat Parmener to Dan Wieneke connection added a 10 yard score late.
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Boston Downs Oakland in AFL Thriller
Boston’s sturdy defense forced two fumbles that led to scores and Babe Parilli threw for two touchdowns as the Patriots rallied for a 20 to 14 victory over Oakland Friday in the American Football League.
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Billy Cannon Placed on Deferred List by Oilers
Billy Cannon, 1961 AFL rushing leader and Heisman winner, was put on the injury deferred list by the Houston Oilers after Oakland withdrew its claim. The Raiders had claimed him before the deadline but withdrew minutes later.
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Valley High routs Waukon 19 0 in Upper Iowa clash
Valley High of Clermont Elgin built a 19 to 0 lead over Waukon in a key Upper Iowa conference game. Larry Halverson scored twice on 12 and 10 yard runs, Bob Nims added a 67 yard TD, and Valley forced seven fumbles and two interceptions to seal the win. Sam Roberts added the extra point.
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North Downs Fayette Triumph in 33-6 Victory
West Union high school rallied after halftime to defeat Upper Iowa rival Fayette 33-6. Wendell Whitcher scored two touchdowns for North high. Fayette’s lone score came on a 57 yard pass from Sunny Solo to Kim Butters.
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Sumner Tops Postville 32-13 in UI Conference Clash
Sumner defeated Postville 32-13 in an Upper Iowa conference football game. Don Barrons and Terry Bradford each scored two touchdowns, with Marty Creager adding an 80-yard kickoff return for Sumner.
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Prairie Leads On Sirowy Toss Before Fourth Quarter Onslaught
A 7-0 Prairie lead built by a Don Sirowy toss held until a 19-point fourth quarter burst. Clements connected with Scriven for a 41-yard TD pass and later found Gary Schwegler for a 5-yard TD strike sealing the win.
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Cuban Jose Stable defeats Turner in TV welterweight bout
In Philadelphia Jose Stable of Oriente Cuba outpointed the unbeaten Dick Turner of Philadelphia in a nationally televised welterweight bout. Referee Zack Clayton and judge Lou Tress had Stable ahead 47-44 and 49-44 while judge Nate Lepinson scored it a draw with 46 points for each fighter.
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Norton High School Fans Cheer Then Bleachers Collapse
Norton high school football fans jumped to their feet after a touchdown against Colby, but part of the wooden bleachers collapsed, dropping about 35 people to the ground. Most were shaken. none were seriously hurt. Norton won 9-0.
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Wisconsin student fined for football game ticket scalping
Thomas G. Hays, 20, of Washington DC, pleaded guilty to scalping tickets to the Wisconsin Northwestern football game. He was fined 40 dollars in County Court after Madison police arrested him for selling two five dollar tickets for forty dollars to a girl.
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