Jefferson Hawks Upset Kennedy 14 0 On Muddy Field
Jefferson high school football overcame Kennedy 14 0 at Kingston Stadium as Marty Hale’s 91 yard kickoff return and Thad Miller’s punting sparked the win. Jeff’s George Niehouse found the end zone, while Kennedy’s offense managed 105 rushing yards and a costly fumble.
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Linn-Mar Defeats Starmont 14-6 in Nonconference Showdown
Linn-Mar Lions secured their best recent record by beating Starmont 14-6 amid mud and rain. Carruthers capped a first quarter drive with a one yard plunge and a two point run, while Tharp added a third quarter score for the 14-0 lead. Starmont’s Holtz caught an 18 yard TD pass from Lund late, the Stars’ only score as Linn-Mar’s defense limited rush and aerial yardage and intercepted five passes. Linn-Mar finishes 1971 by hosting Anamosa.
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Trevino Leads Sahara Invitational in brutal wind
Lee Trevino holds top spot after two rounds at Paradise Valley Country Club with a par 72 to run his 36 hole total to 141, three under par. He credits solid ball striking amid 36 degree temps and gusts above 40 mph as he seeks to extend his recent Open title run.
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Prairie Sophomores Triumph 44-0 Over Regina
The Prairie sophomore football team overwhelmed Regina with a 44 to 0 victory Friday. Prairie's offense dominated, while the defense held Regina scoreless throughout the game, marking a decisive win for the Prairie squad.
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Top 20 Prep Football Results From Des Moines Friday
AP recap shows Des Moines area teams posting varied results including Dowling and East, with several upsets and close games across districts. Notable scores include Sioux City Heelan, Cedar Rapids Xavier, and Davenport Central securing wins, while others fell, shaping conference standings.
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Guttenberg Wins 6-0 in Title Battle
Guttenberg captured its first Mid-East Iowa football championship with a 6-0 victory over Midland. The Panthers finished 5-0 in the league while Midland went 4-1. A 4 yard pass from Tom Gender to Randy Bockenstedt produced the decisive touchdown, and a 57 yard pass to Joe Pierce set up the score. Midland threatened in the third period with first and goal at the Guttenberg three but failed to score.
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Marion Wins Mud Clutch For Wamac Title 6-2
Marion Indians stay undefeated in the Wamac race by edging Maquoketa 6-2 on a rain soaked field. Tim Jones and Gregg Anderson sparked late defense as Marion clinched the league crown, their first clear title since 1958, before facing Prairie this week.
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Miss Marion Night Football Narrowly Misses Pass
Terry Skilling of Marion nearly completed a fourth quarter pass Friday at Marion as Maquoketa defenders Mike Satchell and Jim Hoffman closed in, with Satchell wearing number 10 and Hoffman number 23.
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Lincoln Dominates Clear Creek 20 0 in Muddy Battle
Lincoln pulsed a balanced offense to overwhelm Clear Creek 20 to 6 on a rain soaked field. The decisive points came early with a first period safety setting the tone for the victory.
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Decorah defeats Waukon to stay atop Northeast Iowa standings
Decorah improved to 5-1 in league play and 7-1 overall with a 12-7 win over Waukon. George Loomis scored from three yards and Ross Anderson caught a 30 yard pass from Evans for Decorah. Waukon’s lone touchdown came on a third quarter Duffy run.
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Huskies Top Crestwood in Northeast Iowa Clash
Oelwein rallied to outscore Crestwood 16 to 0 in the final period for a 22 to 6 Northeast Iowa conference victory. Crestwood led early but couldn't sustain the offense as Oelwein sealed the win at home.
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Clinton Edges West 6-0 in Valley Football
Tim Beitzel returned a blocked punt 25 yards to lift Clinton over Iowa City West 6-0. Clinton improves to 3-4 in the Mississippi Valley Conference while West drops to 1-5-1.
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Prairie Edges Regina In Rain Soaked Iowa City Clash
Cedar Rapids Prairie upset Regina 27 6 to clinch the East Central Iowa conference title as heavy rains favored Prairie front. Pat Stepanek's 85 yard kickoff return sparked the comeback, with Regina fumbling nine times and Prairie four. Bob Cieppe led Prairie with 73 yards on 16 carries while Tom Lytle added 63 yards for the Hawks. Regina's Mike Smith ran 70 yards on 14 carries in defeat.
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Foreman Beats Pires in California Fight Report
AP dispatch from New York notes George Foreman, 215 pounds, defeating opponent Luis Pires in Hayward California. The bulletin lists ring results, including Quarry and Du Pree, with approximate weights and city references, forming a terse bout summary amid scattered local details.
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