Cooling earns Kohawk honor and starting role at Coe
Kent Cooling, former Cedar Rapids Washington star, named Kohawk of the Week and tabs as starter at Coe. The junior tailback rushed 122 yards on 11 carries against Knox, including a 69 yard run, as Coe prepares for a Midwest Conference test at Monmouth. Teammate Jeff Baughman repeated as Big Play recipient, while Tackles Paul Wagner and Sam Frietag paved the way and Frietag earned Big Hit. John Hearn from Mt. Vernon expected to start at safety for Monmouth game.
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Knox
Cooling
Monmouth
Wayne Phillips
Paul Wagner
Sam Frietag
Frietag
Soph
Jeff Baughman
Carl Sansone
Noseman
John Hearn
Mt. Vernon
Newton Nitehawks Triumph Over Gladiators 39-6
In Chicago, Stan Allspach threw five touchdown passes to lift the Newton Nitehawks to a 39-6 victory over the Chicago Gladiators in a Chicagoland Professional Football League clash. Bill Larson hauled in three TD passes as Newton improves to 5-2 in the league.
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Stan Allspach
Newton Nitehawks
Chicago Gladiators
Bill Larson
Allspach
Newton
Green Earns Big Eight Offensive Player of the Week
Missouri faced Iowa State as Dexter Green powered a 214 yard rushing effort on 37 carries leading to a 21-17 Cyclone win. Cyclone coach Earle Bruce lauded Green as a complete athlete and praised his work in tandem with Wayne Stanley and Buddy Hardeman in the backfield.
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Iowa State
Tigers
Dexter Green
Earle Bruce
Wayne Stanley
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Buddy Hardeman
Joe Washington
Washington
Oklahoma
New York and Cincinnati Baseball Thriller Highlights
The recap covers games between New York and Cincinnati with multiple hits, home runs by Morgan Driessen and Mason, and a series of pitching decisions. Gullett and Zachry earned wins in their starts, while Elllis and Munson contributed for New York. The data includes scores, innings, and attendance figures for each contest.
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E—T Perez
Morgan
Cincinnati
G Foster
Driessen
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Mason
Alexander
Lyle
Munson
Gullett
Borbon
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McEnaney
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Ellis
Jackson
Tidrow
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Manson
World Hockey Association Division Standings and Tuesday Scores
Quebec defeated Birmingham and Cincinnati 4 to 6, Minnesota edged New England 4 to 3, Houston tied Edmonton 7 to 7, Winnipeg and Indianapolis tied 6 6 with other results noting Phoenix and Calgary. Edmonton gained 7 3 64, Phoenix 6, Calgary 0.
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Steere Ig
Cincinnati
Iee
Birmingham
Indianapolis - aSes
Minnesota
New England
Werm Divison
Innipeg
San Diego
Houston Teid
Edmonton
Phoenix
Calgary
Houston
Winnipeg
Cornell Names McCright Spiess Football Players of the Week
Cornell honors Randy McCright and Randy Spiess for a 35-0 win over Carleton. McCright’s blocking opened a Rich Creed 20 yard TD run and Spiess had two sacks as the Rams improve in Midwest conference play. Ken Golden named cross country runner of the week.
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Rich Creed
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Rams
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Westminister
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Pro Deals Football At A Glance Weekly Roster Moves
National Football League teams announced activates waivers trades and signings. The Atlanta Falcons activated Ron Mobra and waived Brad Davis while Detroit Lions released Errol Mann and Ian Sunter and signed Gary Danielson and Benny Richards. Kansas City Chiefs activated Dave Rozumek and Glynn Corrison to bolster linebacker and backfield return roles. Minnesota Vikings traded Jim Lash to San Francisco for Sammy Johnson. Tampa Bay Buccaneers waived Lee McGriff and added Fred die Douglas at wide receiver.
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Atlanta Falcons
Ron Mobra
Brad Davis
Detroit Lions
Errol Mann
Ian Sunter
Gary Danielson
Benny Richards
Kansas City Chiefs
Dave Rozumek
Glynn Corrison
Minneapolis Vikings
Jim Lash
San Francisco
Sammy Johnson
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Lee McGriff
Freddie Douglas
Movie and Theater Schedules Across Multiple Theaters
The page lists showings for No N Features at 11 and various cinema rooms including IOWA Taxi Driver Ride a Wild Pony Dumbo and more, with times among 1 3 5 7 9 10. It also notes Milton Taylor scoring 2001 points to win a football skills test at Pierce School with Chris Pickett second and Jeff Blake third.
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Milton Taylor
Pierce School
Chris Pickett
Jeff Blake
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