Venturi Reflects After Iowa Victory At Northwestern
Northwestern coach Rick Venturi expressed frustration after a 58-6 loss to Iowa, saying the game plan faltered and admitting emotion affected his sideline demeanor. Iowa fans and players celebrated a dominant win, while Hawkeyes safety and turnover stats highlighted a resilient performance and a concussed player, Jeff Davis, was hospitalized for observation.
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Knox 21 Coe 14 in Iowa football clash
Knox defeats Coe 21-14 as Tom Gavlin intercepts a late pass and returns it to set up the go ahead TD. Gavlin, Harmon, and Wise power Knox scoring while Coe answers with two touchdowns from Simon and Whitson. Coe drops to 4-2 overall and 1-1 in conference. Knox moves to 3-2. Collected notes include upcoming Kohawks homecoming vs Monmouth.
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Iowa routs Northwestern as Bohannon connects with Chappelle
Evanston scene after Iowa's 58-6 victory features Bohannon recalling a three straight year coincidence with Chappelle. Freshman Lon Olejniczak celebrates first interception as the Ellis twins share two picks for Northeast High. Sam Palladino praises Northwestern's Norm Wells while Phil Suess credits luck for a 46 yard Iowa run.
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Iowa Hawks win third straight in season at 3-3
The Iowa team notches a third consecutive victory for the first time since 1964, tying the season at 3-3. Eddie Podolak is noted for the 1968 season and Levi Mitchell reaches 1,927 career rushing yards in 1969-71. Fry’s 18-year head coaching record sits at .500-92-92-4.
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William Penn edges Luther 21 19 in Iowa Conference clash
William Penn stops Luther 21-19 as Reggie Cutler runs 20 times for 98 yards and Tony Beter 17 for 77. The win improves William Penn to 1-6 overall and 1-3 in the conference while Luther falls to 3-3 and 2-2. Luther opened with Mike Woodhouse’s 3 yard TD run. Penn answers with Earl Smith to Rob McKeller and Smith keeper. Final score comes on a 95 yard kickoff return by Kevin Mims.
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