Belle Plaine Remains Perfect in conference win over B G M
Belle Plaine beat B G M 26 to 0 on the road to extend its undefeated record to seven games with five conference victories. Dan Beving and Joel Junge threw for touchdowns and added rushing scores as Belle Plaine posted six shutouts this season and allowed only four points all told.
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Royals Top Celtics in Cousy Debut
Cousy returned to the Boston scene as Cincinnati coach and led the Royals to a 110-98 opening win over the Celtics. Big Bill Russell and veteran Robertson starred for the Celtics, while Val Greene led Cincinnati with 40 points and Robertson paced the Royals.
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West Union Dominates Miami In Regional Showdown
Roger Brown scored 28 points to lead West Union over Miami as Norsh added nine assists. Art Hecker contributed 16 points, and Dowped Upper Tows topped MPL 93-6 with strong team effort. Sidle led Miami scoring with Steve Metzger and Steve Doscher aiding, while Doug Easton sparked a standout play with a long lateral.
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Decorah Beats IStarmont 27-14 In Non-Con Final
Decorah powered past IStarmont 27 to 14 behind Paul Cote three touchdown runs. Tom Lensch added a 15 yard TD run as Decorah remained unbeaten through four quarters and kept the advantage in the non conference game.
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Sanders Holds Sahara Lead as Palmer Fades in Open
Sanders led the Sahara Nevada course with a 68 first round, facing a tougher second round as Palmer faltered on the par-15th. The field included Nicklaus and Rodriguez in a tight race, with 19? and 139 ties shaping a crowded leaderboard. Anamosa dominated offensively in a separate prep game, Pitcher throwing four TD passes in a 30 point win.
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Tipton Tigers roll to seventh straight win over Independence
Tipton remain unbeaten in conference play with a 20 to 6 victory at Independence. Chuck Geadieman scored twice on short runs and added a 12 yard TD pass to Mike Morrow to push the Tigers to their seventh straight win and fifth league win while holding Independence to limited scoring.
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Local teams surge in second halves in erratic report
Retied at Walltime by tha punts Dallas came on strong in the second half to whip New Orleans. Glen Combs tossed in 10 points for Chaparrals, Jimmy Jones led the Buccaneers with a 2. Los Angeles broke open a cloge pure with a 207 burst it he cleattg minutes to whip New York. Larry Miller was high for the Stars with 19, Steve Chubin to the Mets with 24.
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Mount Vernon shuts out Solon in conference matchup
Mount Vernon, led by Petz, blanked Solon 14-0 as Jerry Van Dyke and Jim Baker scored on a six yard run and a one yard plunge. Van Dyke added a 33 yard interception return as Mount Vernon improved to 4-1 in league play. Denny Petz ran for five carries for Williamsburg Raiders who beat Hawkeye rivals.
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Fight Results From Seoul Entry Not Clear
Fragmentary OCR text reports fight results with multiple garbled words and unclear names. No verifiable details on participants, events, or outcomes could be established from the readable portions.
Stepanek Leads Prairie In Victory Over Pleasant Valley
Stepeneak lifts Prairie Sophie past Pleasant Valley with two punt return TDs and a 24 yard rushing score. Ward Hawk adds a three yard TD run as Prairie secures win in a hard fought game.
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Reinbeck Beats Wellsburg 6 2 In Mid Town Loop Clash
Reinbeck edged Wellsburg 6 to 2 after Ike Willer's 12 yard third quarter TD erased a 24 point deficit. The Rams surged in Mid Town loop action as Wellsburg struggled to respond.
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North Tama routs Dysart-Geneseo in scoreless first quarter
North Tama stormed past Dysart-Geneseo with a 3-0 victory after two North Tama touchdowns by Mc Neal. The game started with a scoreless first period and featured strong defense from both sides.
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East Buchanan Dominates Tri Rivers Clash 32-0
East Buchanan seized sole Tri Rivers lead with a 32-0 victory over North Linn. Larry Norman ran for three touchdowns including a 33 yarder, while Slattery added a 45 yard score as the Buccaneers rolled to undefeated conference play with a 24 point third quarter.
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Canter Point Tops Springville in ITri Hivers Clash
Jim Haninen ran for three touchdowns and caught a pass to lead Canter Point past Springville 30 to 6 in an ITri Hivers conference game. Robin Lata connected on a 34 yard TD pass, while Dale Cress added a late score for Central City in a separate frame.
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Monticello Tops Manchester In WaMac Play
Monticello over Manchester 29 14 as Mike Myers rushes for 41 yards and two touchdowns. Kim Bone and Wil Dirks add scores for the winners to raise Monticello’s WaMac record to 3 2 while Manchester slips to 1 4 in league play.
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NHL Boss Delivers Fines After Stick-Swinging Clash
National Hockey League President Clarence Campbell announced stiff suspensions for Ted Green of Dostan and Waynt Maki of St. Louis following a Sept. 21 stick fight that left Green with a fractured skull. Campbell held a hearing in Ottawa and handed penalties and automatic match penalties to the involved players.
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Dunkerton Takes 200 Yard Victory Over South Winn
Dunkerton dominated South Winn 200 as Pred Lind and Rich Thompson fed the attack. Thompson scored all his team’s points with three, six, and three yard runs guiding the Raiders to the win. Willie Somerset, a former Grambling star, and rookie Pred Lind contributed to the strong offensive showing.
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Whitworth and Hayes Lead After Opening Round
Kathy Whitworth and Marlene Hayes share a two shot edge at the Quality Check golf classic in Waco Texas. The pair carded five under par 67 to lead the field while Carol Mann sits in second with three under 69 after 8 000 yard Lake Waco course play.
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Fourteen Wyoming Players Dismissed Over Black Armband Protest
Fourteen Wyoming football players were removed from the squad hours before a game with Brigham Young University after wearing black armbands in protest against BYU. Athletic Director Glenn J. Jacoby said the players defied the coaching staff and were told not to participate in the game. The board, coaches, and Gov. Hathaway met through the night to resolve the dispute.
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Midland White washes Lincoln in high yardage win
Midland rolled over Lincoln 30 in Wyoming as Eddie Thompson rushed for three touchdowns on 70 and 20 yard runs. Tom Ridout and Mark Dol also scored for Midland, which piled up 422 rushing yards.
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Grundy Center routs Jesup in 30 6 victory
Ted Weekly led Grundy Center with four rushing touchdowns as they defeated Jesup 30 to 6. Weekly scored on the ground with his longest run, while Doug Sletsema and the Spartans contributed on offense. Jesup's lone score came on a 15 yard pass from Paul Estill to Dan Merkel.
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