Roosevelt Routs Wilson to Capture City Football Title
Roosevelt defeats Wilson 18 to 0 at Kingston Stadium before 5,500 fans, earning the city championship for the Riders. Karl Kullander and Dewey Hird score touchdowns, while Norval Lee’s goal-line defense and stout Ramblers’ play fuel the victory. Roosevelt’s rushing surges in the second half tilt the balance as Wilson fumbles and misplays key drives.
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Rider
Norm Moore
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Moore
Riders
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Hird
Happy Roosevelt High School
Friday Grid Results From Eastern Iowa High School
Friday scores show Lone Tree 25 over Winter 12. Mt. Vernon 20 over West Branch. Fairfield 39 over Muscatine. Oelwein 6 over Eldora 24. New Hampton 31 over Osage 6. and many other mixed results across Iowa teams including Cedar Rapids Roosevelt 18 and Waterloo 7. The list includes six man games and multiple small-town opponents across the state.
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Tama Rolls To Sixth in Row 49 to 0
Tama high powered offense and stifling defense dominated Belle Plaine 40 0 as Tama extended its win streak to six and tightened title hopes in the South Town Cedar League. Porter led with three touchdowns while Doran added two and Doran contributed a sixth.
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Belle Plaine
Tama
Tama- Hawks
Joe Samuelson
Grinnell
Samelson
Dick Porter
Dick Doran
J. F. Doran
Jerry Barnes
iTarahawks
Glen Drahn
Plainsmen
Ron Armstrong
Floyd Prusha
J. F Doran
Armstrong
Belle Flame
Plainier
Dennis Blanchard
Dubuque and Franklin Finish Scoreless Tie in Conference Test
Dubuque and Franklin of Cedar Rapids battled to a 0-0 deadlock as Franklin maintains a 2-2-1 record and Dubuque sits at 1-1-1. Franklin’s strong kicking by John Rosenberg pinned Dubuque in its own end and defined the stalemate.
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John Rosenberg
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Thunderbolt
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Misel leads Marengo past North English in 42 6 win
Misel Paces Marengo with 168 rushing yards on 19 attempts and three touchdowns 20 35 and 42 yards plus a 35 yard punt return and two extra points. North English scores late on a 50 yard pass from Norman Fuller to Larry Jing as Dave West and Jerry Donaghue shine for the losers.
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Bird
Dave Canfield
Jim Murdock
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Kallander
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Ion
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Larry Jing
Dave West
Jerry Donaghue
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Montezuma Beats Toledo 33 to 6 In South Town Cedar Clash
Montezuma routed Toledo 33 to 6 in a South Town Cedar conference game as Montezuma led 6 0 at halftime and dominated the second half. For Montezuma the scoring came from Boien McCoy Henkle while Toledo relied on Meriale and Fisk. In the Monticello win Monticello outscored Monti 18 6 in the second quarter led by Wallie Sheets and Bud Harris three rushing touchdowns.
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Meriale
Fisk
the Gazette
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Tigers
Wallie Sheets
Bud Harris
Monti
Wamac
Marion Topples Vinton Tipton in Wamac Lead
Marion nipped Vinton 23 to 6 in a homecoming game to stay in the Wamac race. Morningstar led Marion with a 13 yard run after a 50 yard march, Kieth Smith scored earlier, while Vinton’s lone TD came on a kickoff mishap. Monticello and Tipton both featured strong ground games with multiple scores and turnovers.
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Wamac
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Coggon Girls Run Past Palo in Friday Basketball
Coggon first team beat Palo 62 to 41 with Marilyn Price scoring 24 and Louise Wiley 21. Coggon second team also won 26 to 15.
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Pilo
Marilyn Price
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Mt Vernon Clinches Eastern Iowa Conference Title With 20 6 Victory
Mt. Vernon clinched the Eastern Iowa Hawkeye conference title with a 20-6 win over West Branch on homecoming night. Bill Kamerling led the Mustangs with two touchdowns including a 50 yard scoring run on the final drive. Larry Edwards added a 32 yard run and extra point after a West Branch fumble. West Branch scored late on a Hoffman to Little pass combination.
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Mt.Vernon
Larry Edwards
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Schiele
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Anamosa Destroys Manchester 46-6 in Wamac Clash
Anamosa rolled over Manchester 46-6 in a Wamac battle. Coach Jim Fitzsimmons played freshmen and sophomores in the final quarter and they scored two touchdowns. Manchester managed its lone score late in the quarter.
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Manchester
Jim Fitzsimmons
Maquoketa Dominates Independence in Wamac Upset
Maquoketa crushed Independence 30 to 6 in a Wamac contest. Scoring drives included a 32 yard pass Schmidt to Bollinger and Bollinger’s quarterback sneak after a 34 yard run. Independence answered late with a 30 yard Cabalka to Roberts TD.
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Schmidt
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Davenport Defeats Clinton 35 0 in Conference Showdown
Davenport Blue Devils toppled Clinton 35 to 0, derailing Clinton's chances for Mississippi Valley honors. Five players scored, led by Lynn Makeever and Lee Jepson who kicked five extra points and added a TD. Key pass from Carroll Hewlett to Bill Keppy set the opening score.
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Davenport
Blue Devils
Carroll Hewlett
Bill Keppy
Tom Lynch
Jim Behncke
Lynn Makeever
Lee Jepson
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