Pro Grid Statistics reveals a chaotic scoring showcase
The report lists multiple players and teams across a sprawling box score, highlighting passing, rushing and receiving leaders. Names like Buffalo, Shaw, Levy, Gabe, and Simpson appear amid a flood of abbreviations, numbers, and play-by-play fragments reflecting a game with high yardage and frequent substitutions.
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al Buffalo
Wahvarn ' i
Ace Sa
Shaw Cevenidt
Rey Hotes
Simpson
Howtiela Rick
Leypol
Menor
Shaw
Levy Thylfldial
Sumecor Wan
Hunter
Sinkenon Agn
Braaign
New York
Bell
Coxter
Ainiaies
Steaton
Namath
Vardse Davis
E'Uttalo
Weaeashe
Simeon Ae
St Matthew’s Parish League Opens With 26 7 Victory
Chris Moore scored three touchdowns to lead St Matthew’s to a 26 7 win over St Lidmnila as parish football league play opened. Moore rushed for 4 6 and 45 yard TDs. Kip Kula added a 6 yard score. Other results: All Saints 24 0 Immaculate Conception. St Judes 68 St Patrick’s. St Pius 20 St Joseph’s. Dennis Martin scored twice for All Saints with John Gavin and Jan Bryant adding one each. Martin and John Diehl kicked extra points.
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Chris Moore
St. Matthews
St. Lidmnila
Moore
Kip Kula
All Saints
Ymmaculate Conception
St. Judes
St. Patrick’s
St. Pius
St. Joseph's
Rick Holmes
Chuck Kein
Mike Wright
Dennis Martin
John Gavin
Jann Bryant
Martin
John Diehl
Iowa Sweeps In Yucatani
The University of Iowa completed a successful trip in Yucatan with a three game sweep during the Yucatan Independence Day celebration. Sunday’s opener saw Iowa topple Wauealan 13-5 behind Jeff Hyn and Steve Stumpff with three hits each. Dan Dakiel pitched eight shutout innings in the nightcap as the Hawkeyes beat Valladolid 5-4. Stumpff and Marshall led with hits. Sundberg added two doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merida
Yuclan
University of Towa
Yucatan
Hawks
Towa
Wauealan
Jeff “Lyin
Steve “Stumpff c
Dave Marshall
Gin
Stumpff
Marshall
Dan Dakiel
Cedar Rapids
Hawka
Valladolid
Sitampif
Norway
Ais
Tom Hilinski
Jim Sundberg
Pro Football Scores From Sunday Fuel Record Thrills
Miami Dolphins win on Bob Griese touchdown and Larry Csonka run while two Garo Yepremian field goals pace scoring. Falcons crush Bears 37 21 in first half as Bob Berry passes two TDs and runs for another. Packers top Browns 24 10. Packers kicker Chester Marcel leads with four field goals. Bengals rout Patriots 31 7 after Ken Anderson passes and rushes. Rams beat Saints 9 7 with Bob Thames two TDs. Lions 30 Giants 16 as Greg Landry throws three TDs and Rocky Thompson returns kickoff 94 yards. Jets 41 Buffalo led by Emerson Boozer three TDs, John Riggins 125 yards. Steelers 40 Raiders 23 as Terry Bradshaw scores twice. Cowboys 24 Eagles 6 with Craig Morton TDs. 49ers 34 Chargers 3 as Brodie fires three TD passes to Gene Washington. Broncos 30 Oilers 17 as Steve Ramsey passes and runs. Dan Pastorini for Houston shines elsewhere.
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Miami
Dolphins
Bob Griese
Larry Csonka
Garo Yepremtian
Chiefs
Falcons
Bears
Atlanta
Chicago
Bob Berry
Falcon
Abe Gibron
Packers
Browns
Chester Marcel
Green Bay
Cleveland
Rich McGeorge
Dan Devine
The
Parkers
Bengals
Patriots
New England
John Mazur
Dave O'Hara
Mazur
Cincinnati
Ken Anderson
Rems
Saints
Bob Thames
Los Angeles
Tommy Protie
Rams
New Orleans
Lions
Giants
Greg Landry
Erroll Mann
Steve Qwens
Detroit
New York Giants
New York
Rocky Thompson
Jets
John Riggins
Marvin R. Pike
Buffalo
Emerson Boozer
Joe Namath
Steelers
Raiders
Pittssburgh
Terry Bradshaw
Oakland
Daryle Lamonica
Cowboys
Eagles
Craig S Morton
Dellaa
Philadelphia
Danny Reaves
Lula
49Ers
Chargers
San Diego
Ted Kwalick
San Francisco
John Bridie
Eric Prewill
Brodie
Gene Washinston
Kwalick
Charger
Harland Svarn
Broncos
Gilers
Denver
Steve Ramsey
Houston
Dan Pastorini
Jim Turner
Billy van Heusen
John Ralston
Giler Cazeh
Bill Peterson
Regis Sophs Dump Regina In Cedar Rapids Soccer
Regis Sophomores routed Regina as the Twin City Kickers beat Tama-Toledo 40 in Cedar Rapids at Kingston Stadium. Mike Duffey and Mick Adams led Regis with scores, Rob Sadler and Mike Purlay added goals, while the Comets faced a halftime deficit and look to Quad Cities next Sunday.
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Regis
Regina
Towa City
Pro Football Standings Amid Scattered Fragments
Fragmentary OCR reads like a standings update with scattered team names and partial scores. Detroit and Kansas City appear, but many names and figures are garbled. The readable portions hint at American football standings and possible team comparisons.
College Football Results Across Conferences See Varied Scores
Sparse OCR text shows scattered college football results across the Midwest and Southwest. Teams like Wisonsin and Michigan appear with varied scores, and references to conferences including Big Ten and Midwest suggest a roundup of multiple games with mixed outcomes.
Bowling Highlights and Trapshoot Results Across Multiple Cities
Notes from bowling and trapshoot events report 225 for Bonnie Pearson and Tom Kennedy posting 625 series. Ernie and Nieck key figures amid regional club announcements. Hammond, Kirk, Kemp, Rossie and Wright noted in standings. Schumacher of Cedar Rapids wins 120-yard handicap at Marshall Gun Club event.
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USA
Arate Henete
Chile
Ernie Ahaha
Nea Ateg Ath
Men's League
Joe Kirk
Jawa
Towa City
K.C
John Lowe
Davenport
Bill Lambert
D. M
Bob Kemp
Cedar
Jim Rossie
Iowa City
DeLarry
Kramer
Phil Wright
Kent Kaltenborn
Mt. Vernon
Schumacher
Marshalltown
Heinz Schumacher
Cedar ‘Rapids
Marshall Gun Club
Subpar Omfssions Cited Amid Bowling Scores
A fragmented report notes several performances at Lancer Lanes with mixed results. Bonnie Pearson posts a 225 game while Tom Kennedy achieves a first 600 with 9 625. Wes Daviz and George Tsut post strong averages, and Dirk Carlyle, Gumir Honzik, Bey Rule show notable scores despite the obscured text.
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Bonnie Pearson
Tom Kennedy
Wes Daviz
George Tsut
Dirk Carlyle
Gumir Honzik
Colling
Bey Rule
Sir Gresory
Jeans
Owen Hall's Dog Wins Open Field Trial in Millersburg
In Millersburg Cedar Rapids resident Owen Hall of Cedar Rapids won the Open shooting dog class at the local field trial. The event drew participants from multiple districts with notable entries and scoring details noted in the report.
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Springville
Dewayne Bonnett
Cedar Rapids
C.H
Bill Fay
Noel Washburn
Tim Slife
Tori EuraSibid
Ve Firanghi
Oysan
Fiat
Larshi
Danas
Iit
Etihad
Owen Hall
Millersburg
Ps Assa
Harold
Chinnio
Jam Bine
Rina
Jane
RMA Rik
Dumbrai Pay Manning
Lou Fie
Be Gage
Nate
Ray Es
Hey Poe
Urine
Vans Havin Sis
Tamnon Gils
Newt Taohe
Mary
Majors Impressed by Don Greenwood's Play
Iowa State coach Johnny Majors praised Don Greenwood after a rebuilt Town State offense beat Colorado State 56 14 in Ames. Amundson threw for 171 yards and three touchdowns while Greenwood and Mike Strachan stood out among reserves. The Cyclones racked up 367 rushing yards and 171 passing, with Greenwood catching six passes for 58 yards as ISU prepared for Utah.
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Ames
George
Town’ State
Johnny ‘Majors
Mare
Colorado State
Colorado
Majors
Cincinnati
Iowa State
Am Soener
Town State
Amundson
Harris
Dave Greenwood
Cedar Rapida
Mike Strachan
Waterloo Prep
America
Jerry Mases
Strachan
Miami
Fis
Greenwood
Keith Krepfe
ISU
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