Kings Ruin Jeff Upset Bid 27-6 in wild Clinton homecoming
Clinton defeated Jefferson 27 to 6 in a high penalty game as River Kings quarterback Waldorf ran for 2 touchdowns and threw 2 more, while Clinton receivers Taylor and Kramer connected on passes. Jefferson struggled on offense with a lone first half score and endured 28 penalties split between the teams.
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West Central Cruises to 33-0 Win Over Fayette
Maynard West Central captured its seventh win of the season and sixth straight Upper Iowa conference victory by hammering Fayette 33-0 on Friday night. Chuck Trotter led scoring with three touchdowns on 23, 11 and 3 yard runs and also kicked two extra points.
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Sumner Crushes Valley 32 20 in Upset Upper Iowa Battle
Sumner defeated Valley High 32 to 20 in Elgin for fifth place, capitalizing on four enemy fumbles and key recoveries. Roland Leyh scored twice, Eugene Leyh added a 13 yard TD from Dennis Schuldt, Jim Burke returned a fumble for a score, and Dale Fridley added a one yard plunge to seal the win.
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Dennis Schuldt
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Postville Romps By Waukon 32-6 Homecoming Win
Postville beat Waukon 32-6 in Upper Iowa play at homecoming. Key scores came from Don Smith with a 39 yard TD pass and 11 yard run, Dick Falk with a one yard plunge and 11 yard pass to Roger Hangartner, plus Ron Trude's 4 yard score. Waukon drives were stalled by Postville defense.
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North High Beats Elkader In Low-Scoring Friday Game
West Union North High defeated Elkader 13-0 as Dick Darnell and Ron Beerman each ran for short touchdowns. Two North High scores were negated by clipping penalties, including a 52 yard pass play. Game featured cautious offense and key yardage by North High backs.
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Late Tipton Triumph Hands Marion 7-0 in Whamac Battle
Tipton quarterback Bill Donohue scored from one foot on a late keeper with two seconds left to give the Tigers a 7-0 win over winless Marion in a tense WHAC game. Marion threatened late after drives to Tipton’s 11 and 18 but were denied on a goal line pass drop and a crucial fourth down stop. Injuries hampered Marion as four regulars sat out the contest while Tipton's defense clamped down in the final period.
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Tama Defeats Brooklyn in S Iowa Loop
Tama stayed in contention for the South Iowa Cedar Loop crown with a 26-18 win over Brooklyn. Dave Blocker scored two TDs on 30 and 3 yard runs, while Jim Videtich and Bud Wiese added TDs on 11 and 1 yard runs. Brooklyn replied with a long 82 yard interception return by Jerry Hess and two TDs from DeVaughn?
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Marengo Stays in Title Contention
Marengo held first in the South Iowa Cedar conference by defeating Montezuma 7 to 0 at home Friday night. Mike Cooney sprinted 56 yards on a punt return for the lone touchdown as Marengo built a strong defense, allowing just 3 yards on the ground and 30 through the air. The Wildcats totaled 181 rushing yards but failed to add another score.
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Adrian's 5 TDs Pace Sigourney to 45 14 Win
Adrian's five touchdown performance sparked Sigourney to a 45 14 victory at Belle Plaine spoiling the homecoming. The win keeps Sigourney in a three way tie for first in the South Iowa Cedar conference with Tama and Marengo, each at 4 1 records. Belle Plaine suffers its fifth straight defeat.
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Col. Jet Is 27 0 Victor In East Iowa
Columbus Junction won its seventh game of the season and sixth straight in East Iowa Hawkeye play defeating Wilton Junction 27 0 Friday night Loren Buser and Mike Bell scored touchdowns on 45 and 35 yard passes Jim Crawford and Tom Murphy added touchdowns on 12 and 3 yard runs Crawford added two extra points and Murphy one as Columbus Junction built a 27 0 lead and held on to win Columbus Junction earns 7th win of the season and continues East Iowa dominance.
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New London routs Univ High 36 to 6 in Friday game
New London beat U High of Iowa City 36-6 to run its record to 4-2. John McKinnon exploded for three touchdown runs of 35 22 and 51 yards while Herb Phillips added two rushing TDs of 5 and 49 yards. Mark Tuttle scored the lone U High TD on a 3 yard run.
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Keota Sets Up Title Showdown in Conference Clash
Keota crushed Lone Tree 59 7 in Keota Wash league play to set a title showdown with English Valley next week. English Valley already shares the championship. Lone Tree’s Rob Roy Mossman scored on a long run, with Al Krueger adding the extra point on a Mossman pass. Keota’s line powered by Steve Dolphin stifled Lone Tree while visitors capitalized on miscues.
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West Liberty routs Wapello 33 0 in prep football
West Liberty defeated Wapello 33 to 0 Friday night. Running back Dick Milder scored two touchdowns on 1 and 42 yard runs. Jim Petersen added three extra points. The Tigers dominated on both sides as Rockwell connected for a 25 yard pass.
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Eldora Routs Traer to Claim Sixth Straight Win
Eldora powered to a 47-6 victory over Traer, extending its win streak in North Iowa Cedar loop action. Bill Stonebreaker and Bill Daggett each scored twice, with Stonebreaker catching 36 and 20 yard TD passes from Dave Palmitier, and Daggett adding runs of 48 and 10 yards. Terry Callahan added a 15 yard TD run and a 12 yard pass to Denny Higgason, while Traer’s Steve Roberts scored on a 3 yard pass from Steve Staker.
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Iowa City Cruises Past Washington in Homecoming, 39 7
Iowa City powered to a 39 to 7 victory at Kingston Stadium overpowering Washington. Mike Cain sprinted 86 yards for the first score and finished with 161 yards on 10 carries as Gary Snook connected on an early 31 yard pass to Joel Jensen. Iowa City never punted and built a 27 0 halftime lead behind strong blocking and tackling. Washington's lone score came on a fluke play in the third quarter.
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Speedy Mid-Prairie Tops Prairie 20-0 in Homecoming
Mid-Prairie kept its undefeated string at six games with a 20-0 homecoming victory over Prairie. Ken Stockett opened scoring with a 27 yard run after an interception, Don Debler added a 5 yard TD in the second period, and Stockett finished with a 1 yard plunge in the fourth as the Golden Hawks totaled 262 rushing yards. Debler added a 34 yard reception on the march that set up the second score, Te Bockhorst kicked the extra point, and Stockett and Debler were the game's offensive keys.
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Pierce Scores 4 For West Branch in Big East Iowa Win
West Branch stayed in the East Iowa Hawk Eye title race with a 26-14 victory over Mt. Vernon. Pierce scored all four West Branch touchdowns on two 70 and 19 yard passes from Jim Christensen and rushes of 30 and 6 yards. Mt. Vernon’s Wallace twice crossed the line on 8 and 39 yard runs.
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Williamsburg Wins 3rd in Conference
Williamsburg captured third place in the South Iowa Cedar conference by beating Toledo 20 to 0 on Friday night. Don Doehrmann produced the night’s longest play with an 82 yard scoring return off an interception while Tom Gerard and Jim Lortz added touchdowns on a 13 yard run and a 56 yard interception return respectively.
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Hudson Wins 7th in Row in 37 14 Victory over Dunkerton
Hudson dominated Dunkerton 37 to 14 at home on Friday as Dick King scored three touchdowns of 17 13 and 30 yards, Bob King had two short plunges, and Dick Sloan added an 11 yard TD sweep. A 19 point second quarter widened the lead.
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