Ramblers Hold Off McKinley Rally for 13-7 Victory
Wilson withstands a late McKinley surge to win 13-7 at Hill Park in a hard-fought intracity battle. Don Stastny’s pass set up Jerry Brown’s 70-yard run for the Bears’ lone score, while Chuck Fulton and LeRoy Miller helped McKinley threaten late as Wilson denied the comeback.
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Mt. Vernon
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Cedar Rapids
Late Spartans Triumph In 13 0 Rally Over Luther Norsemen
In Decorah Friday night the Dubuque Spartans defeated Luther Norsemen 13 to 0 at Nustad field. Dubuque drove for a late fourth quarter score on a Miller to Thompson pass, with other scoring plays including a fumble recovery in the end zone by Gantenbein and a Brown conversion. Luther managed no first half points and finished with two yards rushing while Miller shouldered most of the Spartans’ offense. Bernatz of Luther intercepted a pass and returned it 60 yards, narrowly preventing a touchdown.
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Allen
Georgia Bulldogs dominate Miami in Orange Bowl rout
Georgia powered past Miami 42-21 before a record Florida crowd of 46,127. The Johnny Rauch Bob Walston duo connected on nine of 15 passes for 170 yards setting up most TDs. Georgia gained 232 rushing yards to Miami's 99 and out threw 198 air yards to 171.
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Weekend Grid Results Show Wide Scoring Across Teams
Friday results feature Boston University 28 New York University 17 while numerous colleges post strong totals including South Georgia 42 Miami Florida 21 and Washburn 53 Benedictine 0. Other scores include North Dakota 26 Iowa Teachers 14 Central Oklahoma 19 Northeastern Oklahoma 12 and Ottawa Kansas 47.
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Kan
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Vernae
Okla
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Austin
Wellman Edges North English In Big Crowd Showdown
In front of about 3,000 fans at North English Wellman outlasted North English 24 to 20 to seize first place in the conference. Don Swartzendruber starred with three touchdowns including a 98‑yard run sealing the win, as Green and Harris tallied for North English. Swartzendruber's early and third-quarter runs, plus a pivotal turnover, tipped the balance in a hard-fought Western conference clash.
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Jerry Harris
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Harris
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Rolman English
Keota Rolls Over Williamsburg 38-0 in Friday Night Victory
Keota defeated Williamsburg 38-0 as Stanley Norenburg scored three rushing touchdowns covering 32 40 and 15 yards. Nowell Norenburg added two scores and Chambers one as Keota dominant on offense.
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Traer Falls to Cedar Falls 26 7 in Friday loss
Cedar Falls defeated Traer 26 7 as Bennie Strinert scored twice and Bernard, Nanke, Henry Anderson each added a score. Traer's lone marker came on a 25 yard pass from Rich Benely to Wayne Cherzeny in the third period.
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Rich Benely
Wayne Cherzeny
Bennie Strinert
Bernard, Nanke
Henry Anderson
Cedar Palls Tract
Detroit Strikes Late To Stop Wayne 13-0
Detroit University of Detroit defeated Wayne 13-0 in a late scoring burst after a tight 51 minutes. Leon Ett points and a late Jack O Leary interception return for a TD. Kurkowski powered a 73 yard march to set the first score amid 24 321 fans in Cedar Falls.
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Cedar Falls
University of Detroit
Leon
Oeler
Nanke
Andett
Jice
Raer
Cherzeny
Jack Kurkowski
Franklin Hosts Dubuque In Valley Conference Showdown
Franklin high school welcomes Dubuque for a Mississippi Valley clash at 7 45 tonight at Hill Park. The Thunderbolts host a Dad s day game with a pep rally on Friday night on school grounds.
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Iowa City Tops Clinton 27 to 0 in Valley Battle
Iowa City Little Hawks roll past Clinton 27-0 to stay in Mississippi Valley conference race. Gene Hettrick scores twice, including the opening TD on a Dick Doran pass. Hettrick also has a 14 yard TD catch from Jerry Hettrick. Clinton’s defense allows no scoring threats.
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Polio Puts South Dakota High School Football on Hold
Polio and mumps forced cancellation of many South Dakota high school football games. The Eastern conference canceled all but six remaining games as officials warned of possible more suspensions next week. Dr Hammon said the outbreak had passed its peak.
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University of California
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Vinton Earns Second Straight Victory 7-0 Over Belle Plaine
Vinton high school, under coach John Reed, posted its second win of the season by defeating Belle Plaine 7-0. The decisive score came in the final period as Roger Harrison sprinted 30 yards for the touchdown and added the extra point. Belle Plaine belongs to the South Iowa Cedar league, while Vinton competes in the Wamac conference.
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Stranahan Leads US into Mexican Amateur Semis
Frank Stranahan of Toledo Ohio the British amateur titleholder led five United States players into the quarterfinals of the Mexican amateur golf championship. He beat Armando Danny five and four and Armando Rivera seven and six. Other U S survivors were Edward Kringle Bobby Riegel Chuck Kocsis and Larry Dana Jr all named with their home cities.
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Detroit
Youel Fails To Join Lions After Waiver Move
DETROIT AP Jim Youel former Iowa player failed to report to the Detroit Lions as scheduled after the team claimed him off waivers from Boston He was due to report Friday and the roster status remains unclear pending further word from the club.
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Gonzales and Parker Lose in Pan-American
In Mexico City Dick Gonzales and Frank Parker, the lone American semifinalists, were ousted. Eric Sturgess defeated Gonzales in straight sets, while Jaroslav Drobny conquered Parker in five sets to reach the final. Helen Pastall of Los Angeles also fell to Sheila Summers of South Africa in three tight sets.
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Tribe Vice-President In Good Condition After Brain Operation
Chicago report states Harry Grabiner vice-president of the World Champion Cleveland Indians is in good condition following brain surgery in Chicago. The 57 year old executive faced a post operation crisis expected to pass around 10 a.m. Grabiner, who previously held a similar post with the Chicago White Sox, underwent surgery Friday to remove a brain tumor.
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Elkader 13 7 Loss at West Union Homecoming Night
West Union defeated Elkader 13 7 on homecoming night as two third quarter touchdowns through passes from Schatz to Johnston and Cline to Ulring paved the way. Elkader answered with a Schneider 15 yard TD in the fourth, but could not overcome the deficit amid homecoming festivities. Postville crushed Waukon 46 0 to stay undefeated and clinch at least a share of the Upper Iowa title while Maynard edged Fayette 7 6 in homecoming action.
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Meg
Grundy Center Edges Sumner In Football Thriller
Grundy Center held off two late Sumner threats to win 18-13 on Friday. Sumner reached the 11 and 14 yard lines butTime ran out as Grundy Center preserved the victory. Don Lawton had a 70 yard interception TD for Sumner, while Don Borcherding added a 45 yard return for Grundy Center.
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Prep Scores Mississippi Valley Conference Roundup
Mississippi Valley Conference scores list numerous games and results across towns and teams. Highlights include Clinton 6 and Marton 49, Monticello 45 Toledo 6 Sirourney 7, West Union 13 Elkader 7, Waverly 27 Hamiton 6, Mason City 25 Charles City 2, Cedar Falls 25 Oangre 34 Cresco 38 New Hampton 8, Ames 13 Fort Dodge 0, Burlington 15 Ottumwa, Carroll 31 Ida Grove 6, Jefferson 2, Spirit Lake ?, Le Mars 30, Perry ?, Newton 0, Boone 6, Sibley Creston 29, Clarinda 0.
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Pro Grid War Flares Anew
Tim Moriarty reports that the National Football League and the All-America Conference have abandoned any chance of a joint draft and playoff system. Alexis Thompson of the Eagles ends efforts for a mutual league alliance and blames Dan Topping for wrecking plans. Paul Brown calls professional football a sick baby and signals openness to a college coaching job on the West Coast.
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Marion Indians Blitz Manchester 49-0 in Friday Clash
Marion Indians rolled to a seventh straight win blasting Manchester 49-0 at Manhawks field. Halfback Ken Otting scored four times on runs and a 29 yard pass, with Ratliff adding scores. Marion led 13-0 at halftime and pulled away after third quarter punts blocked and a safety. Williams added multiple kicks and Rathje punched in two scores as Marion dominated the game.
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Iowa Teachers Top North Dakota in Loop Clash
Iowa Teachers beat North Dakota 26 14 to seize the North Central conference lead with three wins and none lost. De Van scored on a 50 yard run, Weed and Foss also connected for TDs, and Silovich added a late Sioux score with a placement. Iowa Teachers outgained North Dakota 12 first downs to 11.
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Devan
Sitovich
Monticello Falls to Maquoketa in Wamack Clash
Monticello trailed 6-0 at halftime and lost 14-6 to Maquoketa in a Wamack conference game. Schneider scored Monticello’s lone touchdown in the second quarter on a pass from Dreivelbas.
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Elgin Edges Arlington 12 6 In Open Football Clash
Elgin high school closed its football season with a 12 to 6 victory over Arlington. Bob Hanson and Don Friese connected twice for 25 yard TD passes, first in the first period and again in the fourth. Elgin finishes 4 wins in 7 starts.
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