East Pounds Regis in 56-13 rout as Valley wins
Waterloo East, ranked No. 1, overwhelming Cedar Rapids Regis 56-13 to stretch its winning streak to eight. Obert Tisdale connected on several passes while Tony Stevens Tom Smith and Willie Allen powered the Trojans with multiple touchdowns and 406 rushing yards. Mike Roby kicked most kickoffs into the end zone as East rolled to the victory.
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Marion Rally Falls Short Against Independence 28-20
Independence defeats Marion 28 20 in a Dad's night contest to claim undisputed first in the Wamac. Barry Black and Bob Roloff spearheaded the Mustangs offense while Marion answers with Jim Simpson 83 yard kickoff return and Paul Nelson scoring late. Marion drops to 3 4 in league play while Independence improves to 6 1.
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Monti Monticello Triumphs Over Vinton 33-7
Monticello outscored Vinton 33-7 in Wamac conference action led by Glenn Kuhns scoring on two runs and Dick Behrends returning a 70 yard interception. Vinton’s lone touchdown came on a 12 yard pass from Tom Froning to John Ketchen.
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Manchester Ties Maquoketa in 20-20 Game
Manchester and Maquoketa played to a 20-20 draw in a Wamae conference clash. Jerry Senters sprinted 70 yards for Manchester, John Wendling connected on a 57-yard pass to Dick Bildstein, while Maquoketa’s Jamie Vannum threw a 51-yard TD to Craig Allen.
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Parks Leads Anamosa In 33-6 Conference Win
Dennis Parks rushed for two touchdowns and added two extra points to pace Anamosa past Tipton 33-6 in a Wamac clash. Dan Messerli connected on an 11 yard pass to Doug Robertson and scored, while Larry Sika added the extra kick.
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How Top 10 Fared in Iowa Prep Football
AP reports Friday night results from the top 10 Iowa high school teams. C R Regis fell to Waterloo East while Soren East beat C R Jefferson. Central fell to Carroll Kuemper. Cedar Falls lost to Mason City. D M East edged D M Roosevelt. Madison defeated Mount Pleasant. Davenport Central lost. Davenport West lost to Moline. Vaudubon defeated Carroll 40 7. Bettendorf beat Muscatine 2 0.
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Notable Knockout Scuffle Stuns Richmond Crowd
In Richmond California Ralph McCoy knocked out Joe Nardi in a Chicago bout ending with Nardi down in the 2nd round. The event drew local attendance and headlines as a decisive early evening match.
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Islanders Rally To Beat Rock Island 26 19 In Thrilling Finish
Washington's young Warriors trailed 19 0 before storming back to tie 19 19 and score the decisive touchdown in a 26 19 Mississippi Valley conference victory over Rock Island at Kingston Stadium. Quarterback Scott Beltz led with 147 passing yards and two rushing touchdowns, Wes Schultz added 156 receiving yards, and Bob Brewster carried 25 times for 86 yards including the two late scores. Officiating confusion on a pivotal punt added late drama as Rock Island nearly tied.
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Prep Football Results Across Mississippi Valley Regions
Numerous high school games listed with wide results from C.R. Jeff over Iowa City to Dubuque Wahlert over Dubuque Dubuque, and Cedar Rapids Benton beating Prairie JV. Notable scores include Davenport Central 72 Clinton 6 and Pinicon Linn-Mar 66 Midland 14. College football notes Miami Florida 10 Southern Cal 7.
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Lawrence Is Key to 26-7 Valley Win
Lawrence led Jefferson to a 26-7 victory over Iowa City with 16 completions in 25 attempts for 217 yards and one TD. Baker and Kelley caught passes, Kohl ran for 80 yards, and Jeff remained unbeaten at 7-0, 6-0 in the Mississippi Valley Conference.
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Miami Upsets USC 10-7 Behind Stout Defense
The Miami Hurricanes defeated fifth-ranked Southern California 10-7 in Miami. Doug McGee powered the win with a fourth quarter touchdown after a strong defensive stand. Attendance was 51,156 as Harris added the extra point and Drake connected on a SC score.
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Whitworth Leads Las Cruces Open With 69
Kathy Whitworth, New Mexico's only touring LPGA member, shot a three under par 69 to take the lead in the $9,000 Las Cruces Open in Las Cruces New Mexico.
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Earl’s Money Man Leads With Low Bank Rates
An advertisement urges readers to consult Earl for immediate financial needs and future business plans, promising naturally the lowest bank rates and quick access to funds for pressing needs and opportunities.
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