Tipton Victorious Over Manchester 12-0 In Wamac Clash
Tipton remains undefeated at 6-0 after a rugged 12-0 win over Manchester in the Wamac conference. Doug Ford and Bob Ward scored in the first half as Tipton's offense held firm. Ken Wennekamp produced a 57-yard run and a 53-yard pass from Frank Straub for the Panthers. Monticello improves to 4-1 with their win, while Manhawks drop to 3-3.
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Monticello Pounds Maquoketa In Wamac Clash
Monticello defeated Maquoketa 28 to 6 in Wamac conference action. The win keeps Monticello in contention for league standings and highlights a strong defensive effort.
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Benson Aids Coe Frosh in 27 19 Win Over Knox
Gary Benson, former C.R. Jeff prep, scored two touchdowns to spark the Coe frosh to a 27 19 victory over Knox at the Coe athletic field. He single handedly scored all Coe points in the first half and then Bensons key play helped seal the win with a late 15 point burst. George Deffendaugh scored twice for Knox.
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Walshire Sparks Lincoln Victory in 32-14 Warshire Triumph
Lincoln Panthers beat Midland 32-14 as Mike Walshire threw four touchdown passes two to Jeff Koening and two to Mike Roush. Walshire also scored a rushing TD helping Lincoln stay unbeaten at 5-0 and claim sole possession of the Warshire lead.
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Beaman-Dike Stalemate Ends 6-6 In Tight Battle
The Dike Bobcats played strong defense to hold Mid-Iowa leader Beaman-Conrad to 6-6 Friday night. Dike restricted BC to 135 total yards and threatened another score as time expired. Steve Kruger gained 18 yards for the Dike counter.
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First Place at Stake in MEI Conference Standings
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Olin Clinches Win With Second Quarter TD
Larry Graf scored on a five yard run for Olin in the second period and Chuck Kuester added the extra point as the Lions edged Preston seven four. Darrell Driscoll scored for Preston in the fourth quarter but the PAT failed. Olin earned its second win in six games.
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Michigan State Hosts Tough 1968 Invitational Soccer
Michigan State won its first invitational tourney in 1968 defeating Denver 7-0 and Chicago Circle 4-0 to claim the title.
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Valley Narrows West Central In Defensive Iowa Clash
Valley edged West Central 7 4 in Upper Iowa conference play as Enos Hanson recovered a fumble and handed to Mark DeSart for a 60 yard TD. West Central managed 12 yards offense overall in a tightly fought defensive contest. Monona MFL celebrated homecoming with a 32 0 win over Elkader as Jim Leath and Wayne Erickson each scored twice and Duane Hagensick added a score.
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Beamon and Evans Spark U S Track Boom in Mexico City
Beamon soars to 29 feet 2% inches world record in long jump and Evans clocks 43.8 in the 400 meters as the United States dominates day amid protest over Tommie Smith and John Carlos expulsion. James and Freeman also medal as Gossick wins three meter dive. Russia trails in medals.
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Nervig's PAT Wins It 7-6 for BGM over Belle Plaine
Bell Plaine fell from the unbeaten ranks as BGM defeated Belle Plaine 7-6 in a South Iowa Cedar league clash. Dennis McCulla plunged in from the one yard line and Jim Nervig kicked the extra point for the decisive margin. The Bears move into a three way tie for first with Belle Plaine and Iowa Valley.
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Iowa Valley Romps Eng Valleys 34 to 12 in South Iowa
Iowa Valley rolled up 438 total yards to overpower English Valleys 34 to 12. Bruce Robison scored two rushing touchdowns as the Tigers improved to 4-1 in conference play.
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East Buchanan Tops North Linn 25-7 After Halftime Rally
East Buchanan overcame a 7-0 halftime deficit to beat North Linn 25-7 at Coggon. Four Buchaneers scored including Randy Halford Jim Lyness Larry Norman and Kevin Donlea while Harry Evers found the end zone for North Linn on a 10 yard pass from Rick Patton. East Buchanan improves to 5-1.
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Alburnett Tops Ed-Co in Homecoming Thriller
Alburnett celebrated homecoming with a 14-12 win over Edgewood Colesburg, its first victory of the season. Spencer Thomas scored two touchdown runs in the second and third quarters and kicked the extra points to seal the margin. Ed-Co’s highlight was a 55 yard run by Bob Meyer in the first quarter.
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Minish Sprints Springville Past Center Point in 20-7 Victory
Kevin Minish scored all 20 points for Springville with three TD runs of 3 2 and 75 yards and two conversions. Center Point's lone score came on a 5 yard run by Ken Roseberry. Rebel Derden noted.
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Williamsburg Rips HLV 37-12
Williamsburg defeated HLV 37 to 12 with Gene Doehrmann and Cliff Romberg scoring twice each. Albrecht Bunzek added a 30 yard field goal and four PAT points as the Raiders led in offense.
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Van Dyke Leads Mt. Vernon Past Solon 32-7
Mt. Vernon defeated Solon 32-7 as Jerry Van Dyke scored four touchdowns and added a passing connection with Craig Davis. Solon managed a 24 yard run by Bill Bark for its lone score in the second quarter as Mt. Vernon ran their record to four wins and two losses.
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West Branch Beats Durant Behind Pederson Three TD Passes
Bob Pederson threw three touchdown passes two to Curt Nash to lift West Branch to a 20 6 victory over Durant Heacock caught the remaining Pederson TD pass and Dave Paulson scored Durant s lone touchdown in the loss.
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Spartans Edge Indiana In Debut Cross Country Win
Jim Gibbard's debut as Michigan State cross country coach in 1968 ended in a one point victory over Big Ten champion Indiana. The win snapped Indiana's seven straight Big Ten victories and marked a successful start for the Spartans.
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Brownson Sparks Freshmen Past Missouri 40 To 21
Nebraska freshman quarterback Van Brownson scored a touchdown and threw for another as the unit beat Missouri 40 21. Brownson directed six Nebraska touchdowns and passed 122 yards on 7 of 13 attempts. Fullback Jim Carstens led rushers with 62 yards on 15 carries while Jeff Kinney added 55 in nine. The defense shut out Missouri in the second half.
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