Rugged Luther Dubuque clash sparks conference win
Luther edge Dubuque in a tight league contest as Keller scores twice and Jenais adds a 32 yard field goal. Peeters gains 102 yards on 28 carries while Luther relies on Jastad for extra points and a key TD. North Central preview notes Bornemann's passing prowess and a 1968 stat line.
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Upper Iowa Opens Conference Play at William Penn
Upper Iowa trails hopeful for season opener in Oskaloosa as coach Mike Olson faces a Penn squad ranked aggressive on offense. Penn’s Guthrie and freshman Roberto starred in last week’s win while Upper Iowa leans on Sanger and Vogeler with questionable Gary Martin due to injuries. Newcomers Exline and Stephenson join the starting unit as the Peacocks aim to rebound from last year’s 27 12 defeat and a 23 46 setback to winona state.
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Lions Win as Kurtz Leads Linn-Mar Cross Meet
Benton Bill Kurtz of Prairie ran 4 38 on the Linn-Mar cross country course Thursday to take individual honors. Mike Bach finished second and Ted Klemp third as Linn-Mar earned the team victory with 10 points to Prairie 13 and Benton 30.
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Rams Seek First Win At Grinnell
Cornell travels to Grinnell seeking their first conference victory behind veteran defensive back Dick Szilasi. Coach Jerry Clark expects Szilasi to boost a defense that allowed 600 yards in a 42 27 loss to St Olaf. Steger passed 25 of 45 for 122 yards and 3 TDs. Hilmers, Grant, and Hilwers contributed receiving yardage as the Rams prepare for Grinnell.
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Donations Aid Ducks at Cedar Rapids program
Chuck Yoak and writer Fred A. Priewert report over 200 attendees at the second annual Ducks Unlimited event in Cedar Rapids. Proceeds fund conservation efforts as Priewert outlines aims to boost Iowa duck populations, with large shares supporting Canada and local stocking plans across 129 areas.
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See Hear Television Ends Sunday
Television guide item notes See Hear Television ends Sunday with listings for KCRG radio and football coverage. Feotball appears in fragmented text. provide schedule details if clarified.
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North Girls top West Central 10 to 7 in softball thriller
West Union North sprinted to a 10 7 win over West Central of Maynard as Kathy Ewing Jill Darnell Kim Ewing and Deb Schreyer each posted two hits. Holly Seegers added two triples for West Central in a high scoring game.
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Center Point Falls To Benton Girls 169
Benton Community routed Center Point in a Thursday softball game as Carol Kozlik and Julie Wilson led with four hits each. Susan Kouba added three hits for Center Point. The Benton players Pant 7 and Feltman, Feverass, and Pontine contributed in the win.
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Kohawks face Lawrence with two starters out
Glend Drahn's Coe college cue squad suffers injuries as two first stringers are likely benched for Saturday's 1:30 p.m. game at Kingston Stadium against Lawrence. Key players include Wayne Render replaced by Hoger Thomas, and Phil Tise sidelined with a bruised thigh. Freshman punter Mike Butler debuts as Bob Livingston exits. Raaz-to-Harris shines in past games. Harris and Finnan praised for Knox performance. Kim Wagner clears return to help backfield for the Kohawks.
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Cyclones gear up for Syracuse clash despite injuries
Iowa State coach Johnny Majors pushes for quick recoveries as the Cyclones prepare to face Syracuse in the second meeting of the series. Syracuse, led by Ben Schwartzwalder, counters with strength in backfield led by Marty Januszkiewicz and Al Newton, while improving speed with Mike Palmer at left end. The teams meet at 12:30, with Cyclones underscoring depth concerns and readiness in spring drills.
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Northern Iowa Opens Home Schedule With New Starters
Northern Iowa football hosts Central Michigan at O R Latham stadium Saturday at 7 30 p m opening with 6 30 p m gates. Pre game ceremonies include homecoming queen candidates at 7 00 p m and a cross country team mile at 6 30 p m. Coach Stan Sheriff reshuffles lineup with Roger Jones moving from slot back to fullback and freshman Roger Boeck replacing injured Vince Cox at tight end.
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Jets Patriots game moved to Newton and New York
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