Kohawks crush Illinois College in homecoming rout at Marion
Coe football dominates Illinois College 49 to 0 at Thomas Park Field to move to 5-1-1 overall and 3-0 in the Midwest Conference South. Quarterback Glenn Carlson throws for 208 yards with two TDs, running back Kaloupek adds 83 rushing yards and two scores, while Coe’s defense limits IC to four first downs and six interceptions. Coe will host Monmouth next Saturday at 1:30 p.m.
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Luther Norsemen roll past William Penn 58 to 27 in Iowa action
Luther improves to 3-2 in league play and 5-2 overall as Larry Davis dominates with 138 rushing yards and three touchdowns. Paul Hefty passes for 277 yards, linking on 42 and 78 yard TDs to Pete Heimer, while William Penn drops to 0-5 in conference play after multiple interceptions and defensive stops by Luther.
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Wash girls swim to Valley title
Washington won the 1983 Mississippi Valley Conference girls swimming title after sweeping both relays and amassing 277 points to Jefferson’s 202. Ann Davis led with a 100-yard butterfly win and powered two winning relay teams. Katie Abrahamson added a pair of seconds in the 200 IM and 100 free.
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Southwest Missouri tops winless Drake 22 11 in nonconference clash
Johnny Longstreet scored a touchdown and added a rushing TD in the fourth, lifting Southwest Missouri to a 22-11 win over Drake. Seeker connected for a 43-yard TD pass, Drake added a third field goal by Tae Kim, then Longstreet sealed the victory with an 21-yard scoring run.
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Central College Routs Dubuque in Iowa Conference Clash
Central College used a strong rushing attack led by Mark Coffey who ran 13 times for 102 yards and a 102 yard score to beat Dubuque 26-17. Central totaled 275 rushing yards and three touchdowns, turning a 17-7 halftime deficit into a decisive 17-point third quarter. The victory improves Central to 5-2 overall and 4-1 in conference play while Dubuque drops to 3-2 and 4-3.
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State volleyball set to begin at Des Moines tournament
The 15th Iowa Girls High School State Volleyball Tournament opens Tuesday in Des Moines with 1A first-round matches at West Des Moines Dowling and Des Moines Lincoln and 2A action at both venues. Cedar Rapids Kennedy faces Clinton in 2A while Kennedy seeks its first title bid after a 26 8 4 season and 72 36 record.
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Cornell powers to 3rd lopsided victory
Cornell beat Knox 35-25 in the Midwest Conference South Division as senior Barry Boyer left with a knee injury. Knox, outnumbered 80-35, faded after a 35-6 lead by the Rams, with standout performances from Todd Ramsey and Lee Stoveall.
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Cedar Rapids runners crown two in 1983 Grand Prix
Cedar Rapids runners Sharon Greenwood and Wilma Hoveland won their respective women’s divisions in the eight-race 1983 Iowa Grand Prix. Greenwood dominated the 30 to 34 group, earning 150 age division points and 489 overall, while Hoveland claimed the 35 to 39 division. The series awards 100 points for overall wins and 30 for age divisions across eight races from May to October.
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Manchester
John Cunningham
Ted Chapler
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