Roosevelt Redskins win city title with 18 0 over Wilson
Roosevelt Riders dominate Wilson 18 to 0 at Kingston Stadium to clinch the city championship for the first time since 1944. Key plays featured Dewey Bird’s fumble return, Karl Kullander’s 29 yard run, and a late 12 yard TD by Kullander, with Jim Murdock’s pass work and blocked extra points shaping the outcome.
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Mudville
Casey
Roosevelt
Walloping
Pelisek
Wilson
Dewey Bird
Ramblers
Norvale
Rider
Norm Moore
Lee
Moore
Karl Kullander
Bird
Kullander
Dave Canfield
Jim Murdock
Murdock
Kallander
Dick Hamilton
Happy Roosevelt High School
George Hidinger
Kingston Stadium
Friday Grid Results High School Football Scores
Eastern Iowa area games show Lone Tree 25 over Winfield 12 and Mount Vernon over West Liberty 20 to 13. Multiple six man and regular games across counties withKeota Marengo 52 over North English 6 and Marion 13 over Vinton 64. Other notable results include Fairfield 39 over Muscatine 14 and Davenport 35 over Clinton 6.
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Iowa
Fairfield
Muscatine
Burlington
Ottumwa
Keokuka
Mt. Pleasant
Washington
Ft. Madison
Mississippi Valley
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C. R. Wilson
Davenport
Clinton
C. R. Franklin
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East Waterloo
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Oelwein
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Traer
Reinbeck
LaPorte
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Marengo
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Toledo
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Waukon
Elkader
Postville
Fayette
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Maynard
Wamac
Anamosa
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Vinton
Tipton
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Maquoketa
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LeGrand
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Aurelia
Sanborn
Clarinda
Creston Orion
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Lyons
Morrison, Ill
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Ruthven
Grimes
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Hartley
Eytmebar
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Marcus
Sioux Rapids
Mason City
Manly
Noora Springs
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Spire
Newton
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Fontanelle
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Evermove
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Manson
Laurens
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Sutherland
Alt Jefferson
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Keister
Mina
Swen City Oster
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Redfield
Arham
Omaha Central
Council Bluffs
Abraham Ge Oe Im
Eagle Grove
Hampton
Enandoah
Corning Dows
Ventura
Denison
Missouri Valley
Tama Rolls To Sixth In Row 49 To 0
Tama football dominated Belle Plaine 40 to 0 as the Tomahawks stretched their winning streak to six and closed in on the South Iowa Cedar League title. Dick Porter scored thrice, Dick Doran added two, J F Doran one, with Jerry Barnes tallying the final. The defense smothered Armstrong and Bla nchard while Tama's early safety set the tone.
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Tama
Belle Plaine
Tamahawks
South Iowa
Samuelson
Dick Porter
Dick Doran
J. F. Doran
Jerry Barnes
Glen Drahn
Plainsmen
Armstrong
Dennis Blanchard
B.P. Tama
Doran
Bob Sieck
Jy Prusha
Fu En Rene
Franklin and Dubuque settle for 0-0 football tie
Franklin of Cedar Rapids and Dubuque High clash to a scoreless draw in a Mississippi Valley conference game. Franklin dominates yardage with 133 rushing and 36 passing, while Dubuque gains 46 on the ground and 51 through the air. John Rosenberg boots punts averaging 48 yards and nearly nets a field goal late. Don Peterson and Stan Orr make key returns and defensive plays for Dubuque.
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Dubuque High School
Franklin
Cedar Rapids
Rams
Thunderbolts
John Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Thunderbolt
Don Peterson
Misel Romps as Marengo Defeats North English 52-6
Marengo halfback Allen Misel starred Friday night rushing for 169 yards on 19 attempts and scoring three touchdowns from 20 35 and 42 yards. He set up a fourth score with a 35 yard punt return and added two extra points. Norman Fuller connected with Larry King for North English’s late score. Dave West and Jerry Dona hue stood out for the losers.
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Marengo
Allen Misel
North English
Misel
Norman Fuller
Larry King
Dave West
Jerry Donahue
Montezuma Routs Toledo 33 to 6 in Cedar Conference
Montezuma dominated Toledo 33 to 6 in a Cedar Conference game. Montezuma led 20 to 6 at halftime as Toledo struggled offensively. Scoring included Bolen McCoy Beebe and Henkle for Montezuma with two McCoy extra points, while Merkle and Fisk added for Toledo.
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Toledo
Montezuma
Tohee
Bolen
McCoy
Beebe
Henkle
Merkcle
Fisk
Coggon Girls Defeat Palo in Friday Basketball Showdown
In Coggon, the first team beat Palo 62 to 41 to open a girls basketball doubleheader. Marilyn Price led Coggon with 24 points while Louise Wiley scored 21 for Palo. The Coggon second unit won 128 to 15 in the nightcap.
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Coggon
Palo
Marilyn Price
Louise Wiley
Mt. Vernon Clinches Eastern Iowa Hawk Eye Title in 20 6 Win
Mt. Vernon defeated West Branch 20 to 6 to clinch the Eastern Iowa Hawk Eye conference crown. Kamerling scored two touchdowns on a 32 yard pass to George Brown and a left end sweep, while Larry Edwards added a 50 yard TD as Mt. Vernon pulled away after halftime. West Branch homecoming featured band and queen Mary Ann Olson with Jack Hoffman earning homecoming king.
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West Branch
Mt. Vernon
Kamerling
George Brown
Jack Hoffman
Eggers
Schiele
Hoffman
Jim Little
Mary Ann Olson
Peg Douglas
Egina Cahill
Kay Camp
Anita Sondergard
Marion Topples Vinton Tipton in Wamac Lead
Marion held slim Wa mac conference hopes by nipping Vinton 13 to 6 at home. Morningstar directed a 50 yard drive for Marion with a 13 yard scamper, Kieth Smith scored a two yard TD and added the extra point. Vinton opened with a kickoff return for a score but could not sustain offense.
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Marion
Vinton
Tipton
Wamac
Kieth Smith
Smith
Larry Morningstar
Indians
Morningstar
Tipton Tops Monticello In Wamac Rivalry 33 26
Tipton retained the Wamac lead by outscoring Monticello 33 to 26. Wallie Sheets sparked the Tigers with solid passing and rushing, while Bud Harris added three rushing touchdowns. Monticello led 13-6 in the second quarter, but Tipton controlled the game thereafter as the rivals stayed even outside that span.
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Darrell Helgens
Carl Monning
Monti
Tipton
Morning
Monticello
Ken Lang
Bob Hill
Sewerette
Carl Morning
Bud Harris
Wallie Sheets
Bob Richard
Lang
Anamosa Rolls Manchester 46-6 in Wamac Contest
Anamosa dominated Manchester 46-6 in a Wamac clash Friday night. Coach Jim Fitzsimmons played freshmen and sophomores in the final quarter, adding two touchdowns. Anamosa scorers included Clark, Ditch, Haverly, and Potter with Ditch kicking three extra points.
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Anamosa
Manchester
Jim Fitzsimmons
Anamosa—Clark
Ditch
Haverly
Potter
Mawe
Watkins
Maquoketa Upsets Independence 30 to 6 in Wamac clash
Maquoketa roared to a conference upset by crushing Independence 30 6 Friday night. Five touchdowns scored with no extra point. Key plays included a 32 yard pass Schmidt to Bollinger and Rollinger sneak after a 38 yard run.
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Maquoketa
Independence
Schmidt
Bollinger
Joe Rollinger
Blossfeld
Rollinger
Walters
Cabalka
Roberts
Davenport Dominates Clinton 35-0 in MVC Showdown
Davenport spoiled Clinton’s slim hopes for Mississippi Valley honors with a 35-0 victory on Friday night. Five Blue Devils scored as Carroll Hewlett connected with Bill Keppy for the first TD, followed by scores from Tom Lynch Jim Behncke and Lynn Makeever. Lee Jepson kicked all five extra points and tallied the final TD.
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Clinton
Davenport
Blue Devils
Carroll Hewlett
Bill Keppy
Tom Lynch
Jim Behncke
Lynn Makeever
Lee Jepson
College grid results from a mixed set of games
College football scores feature Boston College, Lock Haven, Miami Florida, George Washington, and other institutions. Key outcomes include Boston College 14 over Fordham 13 and Bradley 38 over Drake 0 with Doane winning 13 to 3 over Peru Nebraska.
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Fordham
Lock Haven
Ithaca
Miami
Fla
Marquette
George Washington
Virginia Military
Howard
Union
Fort Lee
Cherry
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