Kennedy Cougars Fall as Injuries Mount in Moline Loss
Kennedy high, already battered by injuries, fell 34-6 to unbeaten Moline at Kingston Stadium. Denny Schott missed the game with a hand cut, and five more starters were sidelined, including Kirk Jamison with a head injury. Moline, with 260 rushing yards, improved to 5-0 in the Mississippi Valley Conference as Kennedy’s squad battled through setbacks and remaining players to field a limited lineup.
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Kingston Stadium
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Denny Schott
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Kirk Jamison
Gary Ryan
Roger Bir
Steve Dodge
Ron Cook
Lancers Top Prairie 13 to 7 on Friday night
LaSalle rolled to a 13 7 home win at John Wall Memorial field as Prairie suffered its first defeat. Quarterback Tom Schneider threw for 111 yards and Rod Kann plus Tom Mraz caught key passes setting up two second quarter touchdowns. Bruce Frana and Dan Freeman sparked the defense in a strong team effort under interim coach Bob Becker.
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John Wall Memorial Field
Prairie
Lancers
Tony Kaminski
Bob Becker
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Bruce Frana
Dan Freeman
Hawk
Hawks
Schneider
Mraz
Red Lehdigh
Doug Stepanek
Bernie Owens
C.R. LA Salle
Roger Nowadzky
Er Mraz
John Krumbholz
Dan Miller
Mark Martin
Dennis Kowalski
Mike Chmelicek
Bob Trachta
Steve Dolezal
Tom Schneider
Rod Kann
Tim Fitters
Mike Fox
Mike An
Dennis Lowe
Nick Ament
Mike Loeffler
John Murphy
Laser
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Tom Jaz
Bruce Jana
Jim Kurtz
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Midland routs Northeast Community 52 14 in Friday game
Midland erased a 14 point deficit to defeat Northeast Community of Goose Lake 52 to 14. Mark Towers scored four times with two rushing TDs and a defensive interception, Kevin Stringley added two rushing TDs, and Steve White Tom Jorgenson and others also contributed in the scoring.
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Mark Towers
Midland
Goose Lake
Towers
Kevin Stringley
Midianne
Ediortneatt
Steve White
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Idland
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Lemon Named Washington Senators Manager After Hodges Exit
Jim Lemon, a former Senator slugger and recent Twins first base coach, is named manager of the Washington Senators at age 39. He signs a two year contract to replace Gil Hodges, who left to manage the New York Mets. Lemon played for the old Senators from 1954 to 1960 and hit 33 and 38 homers in 1959 and 1960, driving in 100 runs in each of those seasons. He noted the announcement came as a surprise and said no coach selections have been decided yet.
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Jim Lemon
Minnesota Twins
Washington Senators
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Gill Hodges
New York Mets
George Selkirk
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Hodges
Baltimore
France Event Confusing Brief Mentions Tiger Gallois
AP dispatch from Reims France mentions John Tiger and Robert Gallois in a fragmentary sports or event note with unclear context and names.
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Reims
France
John Tiger
Winerra
Robert Gallois
Change in Plans Kennedy's Jamison Runs for Six as Kingston Stuns
Kennedy's Rick Jamison faced heavy coverage at Kingston stadium Friday night and escaped for six yards before Moline's defense converged. The Maroons claim a 34 to 6 victory.
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Rick Jamison
Kingston Stadium
Moline
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Ed-Co Rolls Early to 25-6 Victory Over Central City
Edgewood Colesburg opened with three first quarter scores and wins 25-6 against Central City. John Lawrence scored three times for Ed-Co, Jan Brockmeyer added a TD, while Dennis Franklin sprinted 40 yards for Central City’s lone score.
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Wright Helps Olin Edge Center Point 26-25
Steve Wright scored two touchdowns to lift Olin past Center Point in a tight 26-25 Friday night game. Wright’s scoring drives powered the rally as Olin earned the victory over Center Point.
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Steve Wright
Army Defeats SMU 24-6 Behind Lindell Led Drives
Army quarterback Steve Lindell directed three scoring drives as the Cadets upset SMU 24-6. Army's defense intercepted five SMU passes and added two Kurilko kicks after Jarvis runs. Attendance was about 6,000.
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Numerous prep football results across Mississippi Valley and Iowa
The score table lists numerous prep football games, detailing team matchups, scores, and some locations across Mississippi Valley, Tri-Rivers, East Central Iowa, and related conferences. Notable results include Camanche over Regina 76 to 0, Boone over Tama Toledo 53 to 33, and West Liberty defeating Durrant 19 to 0, among many others with varying margins.
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Oklahoma State Leads Big Eight Golf After First Day
In Manhattan Kansas Oklahoma State posted 287 to top 11 teams in the two day Big Eight invitational. Other scores show Kansas State 289 Oklahoma 291 Wichita State 295 Nebraska 298 Iowa State 299 Kansas 300 Tulsa 300 Missouri 306 Oklahoma Baptist 320 Colorado State 327.
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Wichita State
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Colorado State University
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Nebraska
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Anamosa Routinely Downs Marion 46-19 in Wamac Clash
Anamosa broke a 13-7 halftime tie with Marion and dominated the second half, scoring 18 points in the final quarter after taking a 14-13 lead late in the second period. Fullback Sid Myers helped key the Raiders’ win as Marion suffered injuries to key players, with coach Tom England citing depth issues.
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Ben Stead
Paul Nelson
Mark Clark
Bob Algoe
Sid Myers
Doug Robertson
Jim Simpson
Gary DeBow
Simpson
Dan Ciha
Campbell's Scores Pace Elkader Win
Waukon spoiled Elkader homecoming 19-7 as John Campbell scored two touchdowns and Rick Smith added the other.
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Elkader
John Campbell
Waukon
Rick Smith
DeSart Stars In Valley Win Over West Central
Valley defeated West Central 39-7 as DeSart caught three touchdown passes from Greg Olson, returned an interception for a score, and ran for two more. He also intercepted five West Central passes. Dave Strong added the other Valley TD on a 12 yard run.
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Jack O’ Connell
Sumner overwhelms Fayette 46 6 in Friday clash
Sumner crushed Fayette 46 6 as Joe Andres scored two touchdowns and Greg Backendahl, Tom Harmes, Bill Ribbeck, Greg Wilson, and Alan Bergman added scoring runs. Fayettes Tom Tetsche scored on a 17 yard pass from Keith Himmel.
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Joe Andres
Greg Backendahl
Tom Harmes
Bill Ribbeck
Greg Wilson
Alan Bergman
Tom Tetsche
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Ottilie Flings 57-Yard TD Pass to McIntosh Lifts Oelwein
Oelwein beat Charles City 7 0 in a Northeast Iowa conference game as Bill Ottilie connected on a 57 yard pass to Craig McIntosh in the second quarter. Juan Jose Umana kicked the extra point.
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Bill Ottilie
Craig McIntosh
Charles City
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Juan Jose Umanack
Prairie Sophs Clash Past LaSalle 31 to 6
Prairie High School sophomores routed LaSalle 31 to 6 on Friday. Brase scored once and connected with Shebetka and Cerveny on TD passes, while Lytle and Mike Andrele added rushing or receiving scores. Noshbish threw to Pickart for LaSalle’s lone TD with 47 seconds remaining.
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Brase
Shebetka
Cerveny
Lytle
Mike Andrele
Noshbish
Pickart
Manchester Romps Over Tipton 40-0 in Wamac Play
The Manhawks crushed Tipton 40-0 as Manchester scored 32 points in the final quarter. Dick Bildstein caught two touchdown passes for the winners, one from Kevin Bergstrand and the other from Max Boren.
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Dick Bildstein
Kevin Bergstrand
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Independence Routs Vinton in 39-6 win
Bill Isham opened scoring with a 37 yard interception return for Independence. Bob Roloff added two TD passes to Tom Greif and John Jack. Independence dominated Vinton with a strong passing attack and timely runs to seal the 39-6 victory.
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Tom Greif
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