Davenport Rips J-Hawks 40-0 in Kingston stadium rout
Davenport Blue Devils overwhelmed Jefferson 40 to 0 on Friday night in Kingston stadium. Davenport built a 20-0 halftime lead and rolled up 387 rushing yards while forcing six fumbles and intercepting three passes. Jefferson showed late life, moving into Davenport territory several times, but could not stop the Imps from scoring in each of the final two quarters.
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Long Dashes Let Oelwein Triumph 19 to 14
Terry Chandler scored two touchdowns 15 and 60 yards sparking Oelwein to a 19-14 victory over New Hampton. Oelwein ties for fourth in the Northeast Iowa conference as New Hampton answers with a five yard run by Denny Bradshaw and a five yard dash by John Swenson after a 40 yard punt return by Doug Halstead set up the opening score.
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Decorah Grabs First NEIA Conference Win Over Osage 13-6
Decorah defeated Osage 13-6 to claim their first Northeast Iowa conference victory in five tries. All Decorah points came in the first half as Duane Peterson and Dave Svenson scored on eight and 14 yard runs, Svenson with a 35 yard pass to Jim Cole setting up the second touchdown. Osage’s Darrel Michaels added a 10 yard score in the third.
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Grundy Center Tops Traer 26 6 Homecoming Spoiled
Grundy Center defeated Traer 26 to 6 on Friday night spoiling Traer's homecoming. Smith and Converse each ran in two touchdowns for Grundy Center while Traer’s Larry Baker scored in the third quarter. Late notes reference quarter by quarter scoring and an incomplete stat line with missing details.
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Fayette Rolls Past Coggon 38 13 in Shortened Friday Night Game
Fayette backfield power and a fly siege overwhelmed a weakened Coggon squad in a 38-13 win. The game halted after 2% quarters by mutual agreement as Coggon battled flu and injuries leaving few healthy players. Lindon Dighton scored Coggon’s opening TD on a 41 yard run while Bob Marvin and Bruce Knotts provided Fayette’s rushing scores and returns.
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Arlington Wins 13-0 Over Janesville on Friday Night
Arlington defeats Janesville 13 to 0 with a TD in each half. Clark Wagner sprinted 10 yards for Arlington's first score and Byron Johnson added a 15 yard TD run. Ian Ott credited with placement.
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Mississippi Rolls By Tulane 50 0 in SEC Clash
Mississippi, unbeaten, routed Tulane 50 to 0 as quarterback Raymond Brown led a powerful backfield to a fifth win of the season and third in conference play. Brown, a 21 year old senior from Greenville, scored on a 36 yard run and contributed a pass as Leroy Reed and Don Williams added scores in the rout.
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Columbus Junction Tops University High in Hike Night Clash
Columbus Junction defeated University High of Iowa City 14 to 7 in an East Iowa Hawk Eye contest. Tom Wasson connected with John Smylie for a 25 yard TD pass, and Howard Dunn added a 30 yard scoring run. U High’s John Raffensperger answered with a 20 yard TD run.
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Miami NC State Ends In Scoreless Tie In Damp Defense Battle
Unbeaten North Carolina State and Miami played to a 0-0 tie before 40 783 fans as both teams struggled to mount a scoring threat. Miami’s rush defense was strong, ranking fourth nationally while NC State was seventh, stifling yardage and producing a dull, defensive game.
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Parsons Defeats Simpson 33-20 for Third Loop Victory
FAIRFIELD AP Parsons jumped from a 6-0 halftime deficit to score four touchdowns after the break and beat Simpson 33-20. It marked Parsons third Iowa conference win with one loss and one tie for the season.
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Warriors Triumph Over East Moline 26-6 on Homecoming
Washington high school’s football team defeated East Moline 26 to 6, ending a 6-6 halftime tie. Gordy Jones opened scoring with a 63-yard run, the Warriors pulled away in the second half, and Bruce Kohl caught a late TD as Washington improved to 3-3 in the Mississippi Valley Conference.
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Rock Island and Dubuque Battle to 14-14 Tie in MVC Action
Rock Island erased a two-touchdown deficit to force a 14-14 draw with Dubuque as Davenport posted a fourth straight MVC win. Washington of Cedar Rapids routed East Moline 26-6, while Orr opened Dubuque’s 14-0 halftime lead with a 68-yard run and a late 22-yard scoring pass from Isaacson.
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Indiana Won't Leave Big Ten Amid Suspension
Indiana University will not quit the Big Ten after a one year NCAA suspension. Athletic director Frank Allen said the relationship with the conference is marvelous and Indiana supports the conference's aims. Tom Miller noted the decision to stay was made last summer following the disciplinary actions.
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Brooklyn Rolls Past Montezuma with 13 0 Victory
Brooklyn dominated Montezuma 13 0 as the third period saw two Brooklyn TDs. Jim Roberts opened with a six yard run for a score and Dick Lineweaver added a 21 yard TD run and later converted the extra point. Lineweaver accounted for the extra point.
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Stevens Leads Upper Iowa Past Central 28 20 in Iowa Conf
Terry Stevens accounted for 299 yards and three passing touchdowns plus a 48 yard rushing score as Upper Iowa topped Central 28 20. Cabalka Brumm and Stevens connected for two early scores, Central answered then pulled ahead 20 14 before Stevens 48 yard jaunt and late five yard pass to Don Smith sealed the win. Upper Iowa outgained Central 449 yards to 254 with 16 first downs.
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Maquoketa Stays Unbeaten With 32 0 Win Over Manchester
Maquoketa retained first place in the Wa mac conference by routing Manchester 32-0. Leonard Morehead scored on a one yard sneak and Jan Mohr added a one yard TD as Kozak also found the end zone. Morehead passed 20 yards to Joel Shoufe for a third quarter score and Kozak finished with a 21 yard run. The Panthers totaled 318 yards, 209 rushing and 109 passing. Monticello’s win and Manchester defeat moved the Panthers into the fourth spot in the Wa mac.
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Monticello Wins Homecoming As Vinton Falls Hard
Monticello rolled to a 28-0 homecoming victory over Vinton, aided by 10 completions of 11 pass attempts. The win lifts Monticello to the .500 mark in Wamac play while dropping Vinton deeper into the standings. Vinton struggled offensively in the frus trating setback.
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Tipton PAT Fails In Narrow Anamosa Loss
Anamosa edged Tipton 20-19 in a Wamac contest as Jack Kohl stalled just short on a potential extra point after a late five yard TD by Kohl. Dean Hartman earlier scored on a 13 yard run and Jim Thomas had two TDs for Anamosa to build a 13-0 lead before Tipton tied it in the third.
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Strawberry Point Beats Tripoli 25 to 6 in Football
Strawberry Point built an 18-0 lead in the first half and rolled to a 25-6 victory over Tripoli. Tripoli's only touchdown came in the fourth quarter as Strawberry Point dominated with strong first half scoring and solid defense.
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East Waterloo Romps 52-27 to Stay Big Six Leader
East Waterloo, fourth in the Iowa prep polls, defeated Mason City 52-27 to hold the Big Six lead. Other top games Friday saw Davenport win 40-0 over Jefferson, Sioux City Central shut out, and East Des Moines top Fort Dodge 38-6 while Mount Pleasant beat Burlington 18-13.
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Maynard Tops Clermont Elgin 21 12 Friday Night
Maynard West Central pushed over three second half touchdowns to defeat Clermont Elgin 21 to 12. Jerry Simpson Richard Tock and Roger Jean scored for Maynard with runs of one nine and nine yards, while Kerr tallied Clermont Elgin’s two touchdowns on 25 and four yard runs.
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Calhoun and Iwamote win on points in city bouts
In Atlantic City Rory Calhoun defeated Rocky Castellani on points over 10 rounds. In Tokyo Masaji Iwamote outpointed Takeshi Yamaguchi to retain the Japanese flyweight title.
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