McKinley Bears Defeat Wilson 14 0 for City Title
McKinley High beat Wilson 14 to 0 in a showdown that clinched the city football title for Franklin while McKinley earned its first win in 14 tries. Coach Emil Klumpar's Bears capitalized on 11 Wilson miscues including nine fumbles, with Perry Langhurst shining after relieving injured Carl David and Keith Rusher connecting for a first-half TD to seal the victory. Wilson stalled after the early setback, and McKinley controlled the final 24 minutes.
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McKinley
Wilson
Franklin
Emil Klumpar
Navy
Ottumwa
Bears
Perry Langhurst
Langhurst
Carl David
Rambler
Keith Rusher
Bob Seaton
Seaton
John Huston
Huston
Bear
Don Tomanka
Jim Trachta
Dick Louvar
Jim Slechert
Ror Zant
Gazette
Carl Franks
John Finch
High School Grid Scores Across Eastern Iowa
Eastern Iowa high school grid results list numerous matchups including Iown City U-High 48 over New London 12, West Branch 0 over Mt. Vernon 13, What Cheer 20 over Richland 14, Wellman 46 over Sigourney 13, and Clinton 18 over CR Franklin CR McKinley 14. Other games feature Iowa City, Cedar Falls, Osage, Greene, and numerous small-town teams with varied scores across the region.
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Iowa
Hawkeye
Iown City U-High
New London
West Branch
Mt. Vernon
Wapello
West Liberty
Columbus Jet
Wilton Jet
Mississippi Valley
Clinton
Franklin
McKinley
C.R. Wilson
Davenport
Moline
Iowa City
Rock Island
Monona
Guttenbero
Arlington
Coggon
Calmar
Plainfield
Des Moines Fast
Des Moines Tech
West Waterloo
North Des Moines
Ames
Fort Dodge
Des Moines Roosevelt
Dubnaue Loras
Knoxville
Valley Centerville
Ricomueta
Indianola
Albiast Waterloo
Marshalltown
Winterset
Greenfield
Ankeny Woodside
Paullina
Sutherland
Sioux City
Leeds
Canton
Sioux City East
Sioux City Central
Shenandoah
Corning
Council Bluffs
Lincoln
Omaha Central
Boys Town
Neb
Jefferson
Chariton
Corydon
Clarinda
Creston
Leon
Bedfort
Nora Springs
Manly
Carroll
Ida Grove
Essex
Rockport
Galva
Newell
Alta
Aurelia
Rondurant
Mitchellville
Primghar
Milford
Woodbine
Manila
Mingo
Ores
Oakland
Eliott
Denison
Missouri Valley
Adele
Ogden
Barlington
Ottaumea
Belmond
Clarien
Lenox
Lamont
Osceola Seymour
Lake Mills
Garner
Fetherville
Emmetsburg
Correctionville
Moville
Sioux Rapids
Maillard
Scranton
Manning
Dows
Ventura
Mt. Pleasant
Muscatine
Spencer
Sac City
Odebolt
Audubon
Nevada
Johnston
Die
Atlantic
God Fairfield
Grime Keokuk
Sheldon Sibley
S& Schaller
Humboldt
Forest City
Northwood
Warne
Centerville
Bloomfield
Farnham
Redfield
Hawarden
Rock Rapids
Tripoli
Strawberry Point
College
Iowa City U High Crowned Eastern Iowa Champ 48-12
University High of Iowa City defeated New London 48 to 12 to clinch the Eastern Iowa Hawkeye championship. Jerry Schoenfelder Jim Lenz and Bill Van Kirk each scored twice while Jim Bower added a TD and Bob Koser directed the offense with key fakes. Van Kirk gained 50 yards on a kickoff return for a major spark.
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NEW London
University High of
Iowa City
Iowa Hawkeye
New Tandan
Jerry Schoenfelder
Jim Lenz
Bill van Kirk
Jim Bower
U. High
van Kirk
Bowers
Bob Koser
Bluehawk
Anamosa Trips Independence 21-13 to Stay Alive in Wamac
Independence 13. Anamosa then improved to 6 1 while staying in title contention by scoring three touchdowns in the first three quarters. Don Norton scored twice from 45 and 69 yards and Williams added a one yard run. Skip Hall scored Independence touchdowns on a 58 and five yard run.
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Gazette
Independence
Anamosa
Tipton
Marion
Raiders
Don Norton
Williams
Skip Hall
Norton
Taylor & Independence
Hall
Xp—Riske
Clinton Dominates Franklin 13-0 in Valley clash
Clinton surged to a 13-0 victory over Franklin in a defensive battle. Ken Stubblefield opened with a 56 yard TD run, Clinton matched by strong line play and key stops as Franklin failed to cross midfield until late. Clinton improved to 2-1-1 in the Mississippi Valley conference while Franklin dropped to 2-? with one tie.
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Clinton
Franklin
Ken Stubblefield
River Kings
Bolts
Mt Vernon Falls To West Branch In Homecoming Battle
Mt. Vernon mustangs despite a spirited homecoming effort fall 20 to 13 to West Branch in an Eastern Iowa Hawkeye conference clash. West Branch relied on timely air game producing 104 yards on three completions including the winning TD, while Mt. Vernon turnovers and a leaky pass defense hampered the comeback bid.
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MT. Vernon
West Branch
Iowa Hawkeye
Wilson Leideigh
Don Hipple
Mustangs
Bears
Dick Kruse
Allen
Mustang
Kruse
Bryson
Foraker
Mike Wolrach
Prank Benesh
Johnson
Roger Schnittier
Gere Alt
Pirickland
Kenny Kaliban
Dave Thom C
Larry Ringer
Marvin Brasing
Kent Bauman
Ron Rhoads
Lee Krutson
David Ross
Dick Stoltz
Joendeson
Tom Bryson
Herb Pris
John Lituie
Howard Madsen
Jerry Lehman
Cosino
Gene Mathias
Harlan Mathias
Bill Gane
Geertz
Oo Oveils
Camon Madsen
Lloyd
Phil Foraker
Keith Schiele
Dale Allen
John Jensen
Willie Lamb
Charles Joss
Im Freeman
Mt.yy
Yamal
Teeenee
Enone
Fumbec
Wenalees
Ing
Mt Vernon
West
Branc Vernon
Chuck Kae
Xp —Kruse
Earl Whitehill Dies in Omaha car crash
Earl Whitehill of Cedar Rapids died in Omaha Nebraska from injuries after a car accident last Saturday. The lifetime pitching record of Whitehill includes 218 major wins. The obituary notes his death occurred Friday and references a story on page one.
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Earl Whitehill
Cedar Rapids
Omaha
Neb
Marion Clinches Wamac Title Tie With 19-6 Win
Marion clinched at least a tie for the Wamac title with a 19-6 homecoming victory over Monticello. The Indians trailed early after Monticello struck, then answered with three touchdowns including a 95 yard kickoff return by Darrel Failor and a 36 yard run by Carl Marning. Ted Burkart added two scores and Jeri Smith teamed with Altenberg on a 35-yard pass to set up another TD as Marion pushed into the fourth period.
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Bill Beck
Beck
McKinley
Wapello
Hamiston
West Liberty
Marion
Montticello
Wantac
Tipton
Les Hipple
Monticello
Monti
Marion Pune
Indians
Darrel Failor
Mont
Little Ted Burkart
Burkart
Keota Shares Ke-Wash Title With 39–21 Win
Keota gained a share of the Ke-Wash title by beating Kalona 39-21 as Williamsburg upset West Chester 26-6. Don Peden threw two Keota touchdowns to Dick Adams and Ron Conrad, who also ran for another score. West Chester looms next week to decide the crown competition.
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the Gazette
KEOTA
Kalona
Williamsburg
West Chester
Don Peden
Dick Adams
Ron Conrad
Conrad
Hedrick Upsets Bussey In Keomah Eight-Man Tilt
Hedrick rallied to a 20-13 upset over Bussey in Keomah eight-man football, pulling even in the standings. Bussey drops to 5-1 while Hedrick improves to 4-1, as Richland falls to third after a 20-14 loss to What Cheer.
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Keomah
What Cheer
Richland
Winfield
Brighton
Hedrick
Bussey
Delta
New Sharon
the Gazette
Patterson Wins Eight Round Decision Over Gannon
Floyd Patterson of Brooklyn won a unanimous eight round decision against Joe Gannon of Washington with a leaping attack. Gannon was knocked down once at the bell with a final right cross, breaking his nose per medical staff. Patterson, 19, dominated with head punches and a sharp left jab.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Brooklyn
Joe Gannon
Washington
D.C
Gannon
Marengo routs Brooklyn 46 to 7 in Friday football
Marengo dominated Brooklyn 46 to 7 as Bob Novak scored four touchdowns including runs of 55 and 29 yards and a 47 yard interception return. Gene Frederickson added a TD and points after, while Gene Smith caught a 30 yard pass for another score and Frederickson scored once himself. Brooklyn scored a fourth quarter touchdown by Smith.
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Brooklyn
Bob Novak
Marengo
Novak
Gene Frederickson
Gene Smith
Frederickson
Smith
Minnesota Iowa football game sells out in Minneapolis
The University of Minnesota announces the November 13 Iowa game in Minneapolis is a complete sellout with about 62 500 tickets sold. Wisconsin and Notre Dame football games at Iowa City are also sold out as part of a string of sellouts.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota Athletic Department
Iowa
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Iowa City
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