Regis Defeats Prairie Reed Tallies Three Times In 26-7 Win
Regis stunned Prairie in a Friday city battle on Regis field, jumping to a 20-0 lead behind Greg Reed and Steve Popelka. Reed rushed 23 times for 108 yards and three scores, with Popelka adding a 13-yard TD pass. Prairie's Jim Voigt reached the opponents' 20 but was halted by penalties and Regis defenses. Lon Scriven closed the scoring late as Regis improved to 2-0 in the season.
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Jim Voigt
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Rick Wagner
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Tom Stevie
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Terry Burger
Tom Fitzmaurice
Jim Henderson
Jay Hutchcroft
Rick Whitmore
Loren Jacobson
John June
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Pat Loftus
Bob Green
Bill Schoeben
Jonn Titler
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George Kiein
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Mike Brown
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Tom Wood
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Collum's TD Lets B-G-M Roll 14 7
Undefeated B G M kept pace with English Valleys in South Iowa Cedar conference Friday night. B G M beat Belle Plaine 14 to 7, with both touchdowns scored in the first half. Mike Lawson opened on a 13 yard pass from Rich Rau, then Bob Collum scored the final TD after an INT return.
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Rich Raudabush
Bob Collum
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Mike Maschmann
Jerry Tabough
Phil Schooly
Linderbaum Leads M-F-L To 28-6 Victory
Dale Linderbaum scored two touchdown runs of 8 and 19 yards to lift M-F-L to a 28-6 win over Strawberry Point, preserving its perfect Quad County mark. Bill Huffman and Gene Henderson added rushing scores, John Wachter kicked all four extra points, and Larry Bowers later caught a 20 yard pass for Strawberry Point’s lone score.
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Arlington Tops Guttenberg 40 to 7 in Gridiron Match
Arlington, led by Bill Thompson who scored two touchdowns and added a conversion, beat Guttenberg 40 7. Thompson’s 52 yard TD reception and a fumble recovery in the end zone highlighted Arlington’s win as Guttenberg’s lone score came on Jerry Clough’s 69 yard run.
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Rich Wagner
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Larry Dickens
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Athletics Won’t Move as Finley Plans to Stay in KC
Kansas City owner Charles O. Finley announced the Athletics definitely plan to remain in Kansas City. The option to renew Municipal Stadium tenancy expired earlier this week, and Finley said renewal is unnecessary while negotiations for a new contract continue. He urged there be no alarm and that talks with the city council would occur by year’s end.
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English Valleys Edges Iowa Valley 23 21 in Cedar Valley clash
English Valleys retained its South Iowa Cedar lead with a 23 to 21 victory over previously unbeaten Iowa Valley before 2,000 fans. Pat Blaylock's two second half passes and Blaylock's 73 yard TD reception from Francis Johnson keyed the win. Lonnie Garringer opened scoring. Iowa Valley led 21 16 after two Iowa Valley rushing scores.
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Brad Hobbs
John Buswell
Lonnie Garrinecer
Vance Hall
Blayinck
Darry Newberry
Larry Denison
Cedar Rapids Teams Lead In Wide High School Football Scores
Cedar Rapids Regis 26 Prairie 7 and Cedar Rapids Jefferson 31 Dubuque 14 highlight a flood of peked results across the region. Strong showings from Cedar Falls Waverly Decorah and other area programs accompany lean nights for several clubs. Sixteen schools recorded wins while others posted close defeats in a dense schedule across Iowa.
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Fine on Bullets sparks NBA rumor big claim
New York report says Maurice Podoloff fined Baltimore Bullets 25000 dollars before leaving NBA presidency. Commission cited no reason, with rumor centering on an attempt to move 6 11 Walt Bellamy to the Los Angeles Lakers. Kennedy, Podoloff successor, says no prior notice of action.
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Traer-Clutier Rolls Past Grundy Center 20 to 7
Traer-Clutier notched two late touchdowns to defeat Grundy Center 20 to 7 Friday night. Mike Reunam added a 57 yard run for the winners who recovered three fumbles to offset Grundy Center’s advantage in first downs.
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Bill Howard
den Wical
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Winneshiek routs Coggon 32 to 6 in football
Floyd Bullerman scored four touchdowns and a kickoff, adding an extra point to power South Winneshiek to a 32-6 victory over Coggon. Chuck Havel added a 2 yard TD, while Coggon’s lone score came on a 3 yard run by Dave Henderson in the final quarter.
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Lincoln Comm Triumphs 14-6 Over Central City
Stanwood Lincoln Community edges Central City 14 to 6 in a first half defensive battle. Dan Biedenbach opened scoring with a 4 yard TD while Jim Boots returned a 50 yard interception for a score. Darrell Kula punched in Central City’s only TD on a 1 yard run.
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Tim Pinkham Paces SCI Victory 31 to 0 over Jesup
Tim Pinkham scored three touchdowns to spark a 31-0 SCI win over Jesup in Cedar action. John Adamson blocked a punt in the end zone for SCI’s other score. TDs credited to Pinkham and Adamson. Tom Bergstrom added the extra point.
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Tim Pinkham
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Tim Pinkhams
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Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates, 1883
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 lists subscription rates by carrier and mail. Night edition six issues cost 1.25 per month or 13 per year, afternoon editions with Sunday seven issues cost 1.35 per month or 14 per year, and other states or territories 23.40 per year. No mail subscriptions accepted in towns with Gazette carrier service.
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U.S. Territories
Newspaper Rights Notice From Associated Press
The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for republication of all local news printed in this newspaper as well as all AP news dispatches.
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Mantle Undergoes Knee Cartilage Operation
New York AP reports Mick ey Mantle, star center fielder for the New York Yankees, had a successful operation to remove cartilage from his left knee on Friday. The procedure lasted 1 hour 10 minutes, and Dr Sidney Gaynor, club physician, expects Mantle to leave hospital in about a week after the operation following a season limited to 65 games. Mantle previously broke a bone in his left foot chasing a fly ball at Baltimore on June 5, with the knee injury discovered during rehab.
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Waukon overpower West Central 32-0 at home
Waukon scored twice in the first and final quarters to defeat West Central 32-0. Warren Anderson ran in two touchdowns for Waukon while Curt Huntsmeier Bob Flage and Ron Fish were credited for key players.
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Bettendorf End String Halted In 29-7 Victory
Bettendorf halted a win streak with a 29 to 7 road victory. Wash scored on a Pete Kohl two yard TD run and a 41 yard pass from Keith Blomberg to John McManus, with John Blackman kicking two extra points. Bettendorf answered with Mike Toom's nine yard TD pass from Gary Reinhart and Gary Ploog added the extra point. Craig Feiler was ruled safe on a tackle in the end zone by Ed Nelson and Keith Faidley.
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West Liberty Dominates Wilton Junction 39-0 in Hawkeye Play
West Liberty surged to a 39-0 victory over Wilton Junction, scoring heavily in the final two quarters. Bright spots included Jerry Kaalberg's 41 yard touchdown run and a 48 yard TD pass from Bob Webb to Ed Chandler. West Liberty led 7 13 12 for the final tally.
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