Williamsburg Dominates Marengo 13-0 in Friday Night Clash
Williamsburg rallied behind Marv Rathjen and Verne Doehrmann to beat Marengo 13-0 at home. The Raiders posted a 195 to 55 rushing edge while Marengo outpassed 84 to 20. Rathjen opened the scoring with an eight yard run, Doehrmann added a three yard TD, and Rathjen kicked the extra point. Schmidt and Weaver stood out in the closing drive as a late threat faded.
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Indians Turn Two Fumbles
In the opening American league game the Indians committed two fumbles as part of a tense early showdown. The host team pressed the pace with strong defense but miscues allowed the visitors to stay within striking distance.
Marion Triumphs 13-0 as Tipton Fumbles Tilt
Marion scores twice off Tipton fumbles to take the opening Wamac game 13 to 0. Altenberg leads Marion with strong running and punting while Tipton edges in rushing and passing but can’t convert turnovers into points.
Risk drives Independence past Manchester in Wamac clash
Special to The Gazette. Malcolm Risk powered Independence to a 12-0 win over Manchester in a Wamac conference game Friday night. Risk scored the first touchdown on a two yard run, led in rushing, and pinned Manchester back with a 80 yard punt from Independence to the Manchester five. Casey Klough added Independence's second TD on a 15 yard runback following an AUinneunat pass in the third.
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Vinton Defeats Maquoketa 13 6 in Wamac Opener
In a Friday night Wamac conference opener, Vinton tops Maquoketa 13 to 6. Warren Strong scored on a one yard run for Vinton, Tom Rogers added a 73 yard touchdown for Maquoketa, and Chuck Radcliffe put Vinton on top again with a 37 yard score.
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Arlington Top Calmar 24-6 in Quad-County Clash
Arlington built a 24-0 lead with rushing TDs by M. Ramsey Pattison Mary Ott and Johnson before Calmar's Larry Rothmeyer scored late. Arlington improves in conference play with the 24-6 victory over Calmar Friday night.
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Rowley Junior High Defeats Hazleton 6-0 In Junior High Baseball
Rowley Junior High beat Hazleton 6-0 Thursday behind pitcher Kress who held Hazleton to one hit. Hazleton scored no runs while Rowley tallied six, with Wilson and Nikols contributing on offense and Kress and Wilson on the mound and in the field.
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Ackley Rally Tops Traer in 14 13 Narrow Victory
Ackley to edge Traer 14 13 in a see-saw North Iowa clash. Traer led 6 0 then 13 7 before Fedge connected with Dean Wolf for an 80 yard tying score and a successful conversion for the decisive margin.
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Hyndman and Ward Reach National Amateur Final
Harvie Ward and William Hyndman III advance to the 55th National Amateur final in Richmond after a week of high pressure. Ward, 29, channels historic champions as he faces Hyndman in the decisive match for the national title.
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Opening Wins to Parsons Central Opening Wins to Parsons Central
Parsons rolled to a 25-6 win over Culver Stockton at Fairfield aided by Ed Slater 75 yard punt return. Central defeated Carthage 20-13 in their opening game.
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Watkins Leads Anamosa To 20-7 Win Over Monticello
Anamosa football quarterback Dick Watkins totaled two touchdowns to lift the team past Monticello 20-7. Watkins opened scoring on a 38-yard reception, Monticello tied it with a 9-yard run by Bob Morey, and Anamosa sealed the victory with a fourth quarter TD by Watkins and another by Ken Taylor with two extra points.
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Toledo Defeats Gladbrook 20-0 In Friday Night Game
Toledo scored in the first three quarters to outpace Gladbrook 20-0. Dick Stradt ran 40 yards for the opening TD and added extra points, with Les Taylor scoring on a quarterback sneak for Toledo.
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Oskaloosa Tops Belle Plaine 20 7 In Nonleague Battle
Oskaloosa defeated Belle Plaine 20 to 7 in a nonleague game. Stok scored Belle Plaine’s lone touchdown on a five yard run after a 50 yard pass to Dougherty set up the score. Key contributors included Kearn, Stok and Dougherty for Belle Plaine and McDonald Bowen and Rolay for Oskaloosa.
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Wellman Tops Lone Tree 7-0 in Friday Night Fight
Bob Topping scored a 15 yard end run in the second quarter as Wellman beat Lone Tree 7-0. Wellman dominated the game early with a five yard advance before a fumble ended the drive. Harold Bohr starred for Wellman on both sides of the ball. Lone Tree's offense was led by Dave Hartsock, with Lindquist Hemsted Hirt and Yakish anchoring the defense.
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Saturday Theater Time Listings Across Local Theaters
The Gazette lists today’s showtimes for Paramount Iowa State Time Palace Marion C Drive-In and Twixt Town with matinee variations noted for tomorrow. Feature films include Were No Angels Kiss of Fire Marty Killer Leopard Gold Fever East of Eden Americano Road to Denver Target Earth Gangbusters Cattle Queen of Montana Key Largo Battle of Rogue River Miss Robinson Crusoe Fog Island and shorts at select venues.
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