Iowa Iron Men tales mix football lore and nicknames
Red Peppers Al Couppee recalls Iowa 4 0 win over Purdue with Enich blocking two punts for safeties. The piece also notes 14 men used in that game and quips about station limits, nicknames, and sports hype from Johnson County Club breakfast remarks.
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al Couppee
Iowa
Linn County
Purdue
Mike Enich
Jim Harris
Mike
Couppee
Buzz Dean
Matt Miletich
Johnson County Club
Highlander
Charles Henry
Big Ten
Hawkeye
Hawks
Insane Asylum
Cougars End Kingston Jinx in 14-0 Wahlert Victory
Wahlert Oklahoma Cedar Rapids Kennedy 14-0 as Dan Garnett fuels the Golden Eagles with a 147-yard total offense and two touchdowns. Kennedy struggles to score, suffering a five-game winless stretch and seven sacks.
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Dubuque
Wahlert
Kingston Stadium
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Golden Eagles
Dan Garnett
Kingston
Regis
Mississippi Valley
Greg Reed
Bob Schultz
Lee Eilers
Mark Tone
Cedar Falls
Cougars
Reed
Garnett
al Dyal
Tom Baker
Greg House
Mike Langguth
John Danker
Mike Supple
Steve Chevalier
Weitz
Dick Valentine
Cougar
Kunnert
Rick Burgmeier
Jim MacDonald
Mark McClintic
McDonald
Eagles
Tom Reding
Jeff Lane
Dub
C.R. Kennedy
Kenne
Fumbies
Dub. Wahlert
Mike Johnson
Tom Kunnert
Johnson
Volleyball pairings set for Iowa state tournament
Cedar Rapids Jefferson opens against Carroll Kuemper while Cedar Rapids Kennedy faces Des Moines East in the first round. Kennedy finished third last year and is ranked No. 2. DuBuque Wahlert No. 1 was upset in district play. Eight teams advance from four pools into quarterfinals.
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Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Carroll Kuemper
Kennedy
Des Moines East
Dubuque Wahlert
Mike Henderson
Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union
LaSalle Hosts Quincy Notre Dame In Must Win Homecoming
LaSalle High School in Cedar Rapids enters homecoming hoping to stay in the football playoff race as it faces Quincy Notre Dame at Kingston Stadium. The Lancers aim to handle a 6-1 Irish squad despite missing Tom Owens on offense due to leg issues.
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Cedar Rapids
LaSalle
Notre Dame High School
Quincy
Kingston Stadium
Lancers
Tom Kopatich
WBL Adopts Three Point Rule For 25 Foot Line
The Women's Basketball League approved a new three point rule effective from 25 feet. The decision follows a year of discussion and a prior delay to assess scoring from beyond 25 feet.
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WBL
Fort Madison girls take 3A district title at Williamsburg
Fort Madison wins the Class 3A girls district cross country at Williamsburg by 20 points over Cedar Rapids Jefferson. Decorah leads the district at Waverly. top three teams and top 15 individuals advance to the state finals in Ames.
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Fort Madison
Williamsburg
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Decorah
Waverly
Ames
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