Jefferson High earns 13 0 win over Iowa City in MVC opener
Jefferson High dominates with 345 yards offense and two Brad Trickey TD passes to defeat Iowa City 13 to 0 at Kingston Stadium. Trickey threw to Keown for 25 yards and to Peterson for a 20 yard TD, while Emmett Doolin and Ken Brauer powered the Little Hawks. Jeff improves to 2-1 overall, 1-0 in league. Iowa City falls to 1-1 in MVC play.
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Jefferson High
Iowa City High
Kingston Stadium
Iowa City
Jeff
J-Hawks
Brad Trickey
Jeff Fish
Little Hawks
Emmett) Doolin
Trickey
Doug Keown
Keown
Craig Jelinek
Doug Holland
Gary Dunham
Peterson
Fisk
Joe Williams
Jefferson
Emmett Doolin
Max Villareal
Villareal
Cowboys move Hayes, reinstate Conrad and Gaechter
Dallas Cowboys place injured wide receiver Bob Hayes on the move list and reactivate wide receiver Bobby Joe Conrad and safety Mike Gaechter. The changes affect the team's depth at receiver and secondary as they prepare for upcoming games.
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Dallas
Dallas Cowboys
Bob Hayes
Bobby Joe Conrad
Mike Gaechter
Prairie Routs Linn-Mar 63 0 In East Central Iowa Clash
Prairie tallies 63 points as Linn-Mar suffers a 63 0 setback on the Lions field. Lytle leads Prairie with three touchdowns and nine downs while Cerveny Voigt and Brase contribute. Linn-Mar’s Don Collins gains 42 yards on 10 carries and Randy Northway injures a knee.
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Linn-Mar
Don Collins
Randy Northway
Wes Cerveny
Dennis Motrossk
Tom Anderson
Roger Shebetka
Ron Zahradnik
Andy Fairlie
Mike Wseelches
Mike Renee
Dan Dubishar
Red Britcher
Eit Sx Necek
Ted Anderson
Saan
Dan Welsh
Steve Ferguson
a @ Ferguson
Duane Turner
Ale Filling
Rob Johnson
Rick Marsh
Ron Romick
Dean Ro
Jon Brase
Dennis Yee
Kent Waychoff
Steve Voigt
Jeff Leidigh
A Burnett
Gary Darse
Richard Vausha
Paul Ersteve Duss
Rick Worcester
Jerry G
Jeff Garnatt
Harlan Sharp
John Teenhockeense
Jon Gehring
Collins
Cal Dart
Mike Prather
Terry Starry
West versus GB standings and Friday results
The report lists team records and standings for several clubs led by Pittsburgh and New York. Friday results show Pittsburgh defeating New York by eight and Montr completing a 10-3 run, with other scores including Louis edging Philadelphia and San Diego beating Atlanta. Upcoming games include Pittsburgh at New York Philadelphia at Montreal St Louis at Chicago and Cincinnati at Atlanta. Sunday games include Pittsburgh at New York Louis at Chicago and Philadelphia at Montreal withLos Angeles at San Francisco.
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New York
Montr
Praedaome
Nee
Louis
Atlana
San Diego
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Houston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Montreal
St. Louis
Chicago
Atlanta
Sant Francisco
2. Louis
Incinnati
Balti
Minn
W. L. Pet
Calif Wash
Hi Clev
Now York
Oston
Case
Kansas City
Coltornie
Oakland
California
Seattle
Minnesota
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
Prairie Hawks top Linn-Mar as Lytle stars in shutout bid
Prairie's 29 man squad wore down Linn-Mar with reserves scoring on every possession except the opening punt. Dennis Lytle starred with three touchdowns including a 65 yard run and a 36 yard catch, while Linn-Mar coach Paul Carney praised Leidigh and Prairie's pace despite the loss.
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Linn-Mar
Paul Carney
Leidigh
Hawks
Prairie
Lehhigh
Carney
Dennis Lytle
Lytle
Jeff Lehdigh
J Hawks Cup Mile Team Race Victory In Dubuque
Cedar Rapids Jefferson won a five team mile race with 11 points in Dubuque, edging Dubuque Senior with 18. Senior’s Doug Mohr won the individual mile, while Jefferson’s Gene Nanktgeboren finished second ahead of Washington’s Tom Millen.
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Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
J-Hawks
Doug Mohr
Jeff
Gene Nanktgeboren
Washington
Tom Millen
C.R
Backus Clinches Win In New York Bout
In Syracuse Billy Backus from New York state defeated Jerry Pellegrini of New Orleans by knockout in 10 rounds. Hal Carroll, also of Syracuse, stopped Vernon Clay of New Orleans in 10 rounds in the accompanying card.
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Associated Press
Syracuse
N. Y
Billy Backus
Anastate
Jerry Pellegrini
New Orleans
Hal
TNT
Carroll
N.Y
Vernon Clay
New Oreans
Kennedy Stars In 26 0 Conference Win Over Dubuque
Kennedy quarterback Steve Markt and end Don Greenwood combined for three touchdowns in the Mississippi opener, routing Dubuque 26-0. First drive produced a 62 yard march and a touchdown. Greenwood caught two more scores as Kennedy built a 19 0 halftime lead.
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Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Steve Markt
Don Greenwood
Mississippi
Marks
Kent Schwitzer
Greenwood
Jim Sievers
Markt
Chuck Norton
Lee Johnson
Steve Dodge
Jack Ryan
Norton
Bruce Croy
Decorah Tops Oelwein in 21-16 Gridiron Battle
Decorah defeated Oelwein 21-16 as Bob Finholt and Tom Cota each scored two touchdown runs. The defense shut out Oelwein in the second half after trailing 16-13 at halftime. Decorah's 119 passing yards and 19 first downs contrasted with Oelwein's 30 and 11. Oelwein threatened late but an interception ended the drive. Decorah improves to 3-0, Oelwein to 2-1.
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Oelwein
Decorah
Bob Finholt
Tom Cota
Northeast Iowa
Cota
Selweein
Seveni Deleti
Bob Nee
X- Po Askelson
Mikic Finholt
Theo Fick
Gary Angie
Top teams clash as Cedar Rapids, Waterloo edge rivals
Waterloo East 2-0 and Clari 2-1 beat Atlantic 32-8 as Assumption 3-0 defeats Wenger. Cedar Rapids Washington falls 27-4 to Des Moines Clarion. Albia loses 48-0 to Enport. Dubuque Kennedy 2-1 tops Ravids. Sioux City East 1-1 defeats Heelan. Jefferson 2-1 beats Iowa City 13-0.
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Clari
Atlantic
Joe West
Mason Ci- Assumption
Wenger
Enport
Coins
Albia
Sioux City East
Sioux City Heelan
Coser
Ravids Kennedy
Dubuque
Sonar Rapids
Jefferson
Iowa City
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Wood
Granger
Red. Dexfield
Broken Up Iowa City Play Halts Early Pass
The play broke up in the first quarter when Max Villa broke up a pass intended for Jeff end Doug Holland in the end zone.
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Iowa City
Max Villareal
Jeff
Doug Holland
Tipton Defends To a 19-0 Victory Over Marion
Tipton held Marion to no points as Mike Gade delivered a 61 yard touchdown and later scored on a 2 yard run to seal a 19-0 win on the Indians field. Marion fumbled at Tipton's four, twice threatened in Tipton territory, and delayed by penalties as the Tigers executed a late fourth quarter march. Coach Les Dollinger praised Tipton's defense while vowing a strong return next week.
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Dubuqué
Kennedy
Cougars
Marks
Greenwood
Schwitzer
Dubuque
Norton
Marion
Tipton
Indians
Tigers
Close Play In Second Quarter Sparks Iowa City Comeback
Near miss by Steve Burkett on a John Piro pass slips away in the second quarter against Jeff Friday night. Craig Jelinek covers the play for the defense.
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Iowa City
Steve Burkett
John Piro
Jeff
Craig Jelinek
Davenport Assumption
Wally Sheets
Baranowski and Greenwood Star for Kenedy Sophomores
Tony Baranowski rushed 17 times for 132 yards and 28 14 win over Dubuque. He added five receptions for 126 yards and scored on 29 and 3 yard runs. Dave Greenwood passed for 170 yards, ran for a TD, and connected with Steve Sahl on a 44 yard TD pass.
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Dubuque
Tony Baronowski
Kenney
Dave Greenwood
Cougars
Steve Sahl
Greenwood
Kenedy
Tony, Baranowski
Green
Xp— Sees
John Reed
Mike Zahren
Mike White
Xp—Zahren
Marion Sophs Rally Past Tipton 26-6 in Wamac Opener
Marion's soph grid squad defeated Tipton 26-6 on the Marion field to open Wamac play. Van Gillman scored twice on 30 and two yard runs, Terry Lallied on a 50 yard dash, and Roger Bailey sealed the win with an 85 yard TD after intercepting a pass on the final play.
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Marion
Soph Grid
Tipton
van Gillman
Indians
Terry Lancaster
Roger Bailey
Bettendorf tops Washington 27 25 in tight miss valley opener
Foreign exchange student Tom Moeller starred for Bettendorf in a 27 25 upset of No 3 Washington of Cedar Rapids in a Mississipp Valley conference opener. Moeller connected on three of four extra points as Bettendorf rallied from a late deficit aided by a fumble recovery and strong defense. The game featured lead changes and two late Wash interceptions sealing the Bettendorf win.
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Bettendorf
Washington
Ceda Rapids
Tom Moeller
Bulldogs
Wash
Cedar Rapids Jefferson 13 Iowa City High 0 in prep football
Cedar Rapids Jefferson shuts out Iowa City High 13 0 as other prep games roll across the state. Bettendorf tops D R Washington 27 25 while Tri Rivers action features North Linn 32 Spragville 14 and Buchanan 55 Center Point 0.
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North Linn
Spragville
Cae Buchanan
Center Pt
Lincoln
Man
Valley Ta
Le Grand beat Hoover 70 to 12 in high school football
Kim Zech scored four touchdowns and Al Stoner threw three as LDF overwhelmed Hoover high of Toledo 70-12. Al Perry and Dave Conant each scored twice for LDF with Stoner adding a rushing TD and several passes and runs contributing to the blowout.
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LE Grand
Kim Zech
al Stoner
LDF
Hoover High
Toledo
al Perry
Dave Conant
Hoover
Coreg
Stoner
Carey Slingluff
Xp—Zech
Mitchem
Rom Stoner
Barry Dunham
Lloyd Stangelend
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