Spartans Set for Iowa Test in Homecoming Blowout Hope
EAST LANSING Mich AP Michigan State seeks a high scoring win over winless Iowa to calm frustration. Eric The Flea Allen eyeing the MSU single game rushing mark after 247 yards against Wisconsin bringing his total to 597 this season. Spartans furious after a 31 28 loss, aiming to rebound before about 65000 fans.
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Michigan State Eyes Upset of Iowa After Losses to Michigan and Notre Dame
Michigan State coach Duffy Daugherty seeks a rebound against Iowa despite a 2-4 start as Iowa's Frank Sunderman leads the Big Ten passers with 1016 yards and seven TDs. Levi Mitchell anchors the Hawkeyes rushing game, while MSU warms to Frank Kolch and Mike Rasmussen piloting a new wishbone.
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Iowa Hawks Prep For Spartans After One Hour Practice
Iowa football limited practice to one hour as they sharpen play execution for the Michigan State game. Coach Frank Lauterbur called MSU an unbelievable ball club with consistency issues and noted Iowa will patch pass defense due to safeties out. Levi Mitchell seeks 42 rushing yards to tie the Iowa career mark, while Wendling and Schoonever start.
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Luther and Upper Iowa clash in annual Iowa clash
Luther brings a 6 0 record into the showdown with Upper Iowa in Decorah at 2 p.m. Luther leads series with 26 wins 23 losses 3 ties and could clinch a share of the conference title with a victory. Injuries hit both sides as Mark Jenson and Gary Martin are listed uncertain for Upper Iowa while Luther eyes back in action players and pursuit of school rushing mark.
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Coe Corners Cornell In Annual Clam Bake Tilt
Coe College Kohawks meet Cornell Rams in a Mt. Vernon clash at 1:30 p.m. Saturday after Coe’s 87-0 win over Beloit and Cornell’s 17-15 setback to Monmouth. Lytle leads Coe with a new tailback role, while Cornell seeks balance as key injuries loom for both teams.
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Phillips Earns First College Victory Against Beloit
Phiz Phillips credits assistants Roger Schlegel and Bar for their help after securing his first collegiate win versus Beloit.
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Bowling Highlights Rodemeyer Hits Pair Of 245 Games
Rodemeyer stars in the May City Classic with a 190 opening followed by two 245 games for a 680 series. Scores from the event include Vin Millar and Susan Clough, with multiple bowlers posting high marks across May City lanes.
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Central Fresh Tip Taft Freshmen Fell 8-6
Central of Iowa City handed the Taft freshman football team an 8-6 setback Thursday with Tom White running for an extra point that made the margin of victory.
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Comets Meet Iowa City In Key Upper Mississippi Clash
The Cedar Rapids Comets travel to face league leader Iowa City at Kingston stadium at 2 p m Sunday. Iowa City holds the top record 40 1 in the Upper Mississippi i Soccer alliance after a 3 2 loss to Iowa State and a prior tie with Des Moines. The Comets sit at 2 2.
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Roosevelt Girls Tennis Beats Wilson 5-0 in Match
Roosevelt's girls tennis team blanked Wilson Thursday 5-0. Roosevelt reserves also won 4-1. Singles results and player names show Roosevelt dominance in a lopsided victory.
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Wash Tops Kennedy in Gymnastics Meet
Washington Warriors defeated Kennedy Cougars 114.75 to 113.52 in a close dual meet at Kennedy Gym. Al Kittrell swept three events while Kennedy led with five firsts, but Wash balanced the scoring to stay undefeated. Kennedy ends its dual meet season next Thursday at Jefferson.
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Cornell Hall of Fame Dinner Set for Friday Night
MT VERNON The first Cornell college Hall of Fame dinner and presentation ceremony is scheduled at the Cornell fieldhouse Friday night. The dinner begins at 6 30 with the ceremony to follow. Tickets are $3 50 and must be reserved in advance and picked up at the door.
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Coe Cornell Harriers to Race Saturday at Vernon
The Cornell college cross country team will meet Coe in a dual meet Saturday in Vernon. The four mile race starts at 2 05 p m after Cornell's homecoming football game versus Coe. In the Coe Invitational last weekend Cornell finished ahead of Coe with Grinnell and Beloit also placing ahead of Coe.
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Mixed high school football results roll in across weeks
Summary of week 46 prep football scores including C R Regis 34 over Sg Columbus 0 and Waterloo East roaring 68 to 18 against Ft. Dodge, plus several other district games with varied margins like Ankeny 6 over Boone and Sidney 50 to 0 over Malvern.
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Kennedy Girls Fall Twice in Dual Meets at Kennedy Pool
The Kennedy Cougars girls lost two dual meets, 54 to 40 against West High and 73 to 21 to Iowa City City High. Sue Bredeson won diving in both meets while multiple competitors posted times across freestyle, backstroke and relay events.
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Paul Luxon to Flip in Cedar Rapids Clinic
National and European trampoline champion Paul Luxon, 19, will join the Kennedy High School clinic in Cedar Rapids Oct 23 24 25 along with Prof Seiichi Hamada of Tokyo. Luxon arrives Oct 15 after exhibitions in Ohio and Michigan and will be joined by officials and organizers seeking to boost U.S. trampoline交流. Griswold-Nissen Cup meet follows at 7:30 p.m. with tickets $1 adults 50c kids.
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Lancers Face Linn-Mar In Key East Central Iowa Showdown
LaSalle aims to snap a two game skid and stay in the ECT title race as Linn-Mar seeks to maintain its momentum in a 7:45 p.m. Saturday clash at Kingston Stadium. Handley and Boston pace LaSalle through the air while Linn-Mar relies on Tharp Camthers Northway and Sindelar to move the ball amid a 1-3-0 league start.
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Falt Re elected Head of C R Tennis Assn
Robert Falt was re elected president of the Cedar Rapids Tennis Assn at a Thursday night meeting Also re elected were vice president Tom Koranda and treasurer Frank Nye Chuck Schillig was chosen secretary succeeding Darrel Bogner
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Indian Hills JC forfeits four football games over ineligible player
Centerville officials were informed by the National Junior College Athletic Association that Indian Hills Community College must forfeit its first four football games this fall. The association will record three victories and one tie as losses due to using Mark McDew, who was declared scholastically ineligible.
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Leonard Douda fires ace at Northbrook golf course
Leonard Douda of 840 Twenty seventh street NE shot a hole in one at Northbrook Golf Course on a par three 135 yard third hole. He drew a No 5 iron in a foursome with Fred Hollands Del Auten and Harold Millhiser.
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