Prairie Notches Its 1st MVC Victory Over Iowa City West
Cedar Rapids Prairie defeated Iowa City West 28-7 at John Wall Field to claim its first Mississippi Valley Conference win. Bryan Christopherson rushed 77 yards and three touchdowns on 20 carries, while John Odell added 49 rushing yards and a 64-yard connection to set up Prairie’s third score. The Prairie veer offense produced 174 rushing yards as coach Ed Johnson lauded the win as a long-awaited milestone.
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LaSalle
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John Hesse
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Marion Upsets Anamosa 18-13 in Wamac Conference
Marion Indians beat Anamosa 18-13 to move to 2-1 overall and 1-1 in league play. Travis Kasner caught an 87 yard pass from Mike Schmickle with 6 55 left, tying the game at 13 after a 14 yard scoring pass earlier. Schmickle threw for 145 yards on 4 of 11 attempts.
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Mike Schmickle
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Andy Sprague
Tony Kautz
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Greg Bachman
Dane Brunscheen
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Dave Durr
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Beckman Blanks Cedar Rapids LaSalle 13-0
Dyersville Beckman blanked Cedar Rapids LaSalle 13-0 as Lee Cusick threw two TD passes to Chuck Wolfe. Wolfe set a school record with 94 receiving yards on seven catches. LaSalle, scoreless until late, managed minus-one total offense and failed to complete a pass in 12 attempts. LaSalle hosts Benton Community next, Beckman travels to Western Dubuque.
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Linn-Mar Edges Washington In Squeaker At 1B
Washington led 6-0 after Andy Weakland’s 1 yard run but Linn-Mar blocked the extra point then rallied. Matt Siders chased down Sayasi's kick and Linn-Mar’s defense forced two key turnovers, with Lancaster and Albaugh producing most ground yards.
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Norm Northrup
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Mike Hoffman
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Matt Siders
Washingston
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Wally Sheets
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Chad Dummermuth
Wn Handy
Lions
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Wash
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Shannon Shaw
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Shaw
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No Hitter Adds to White Sox Victory Dust
The 1985 season trade sent Britt Burns and two draft choices to the Yankees for pitcher Dave Cowley, who joined Chicago amid a no hitter against the Angels in his third major league season. Cowley had earlier losses and notable moments including Seaver’s 300th win and Berra’s firing, while the White Sox built a 2-0 lead on Daryl Boston, Lyons, and Harold Baines with Hassey and Morman driving in runs.
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Starmont Tops Pointers In Classic Tri Rivers Clash
Starmont edged Center Point 14 12 in a tight Tri Rivers Conference showdown. Star backs Scot McClure and Jon Nus starred with a late first period score and a clutch extra point as Stormont snapped Center Point’s 14 game win streak.
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Center
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Diesels Set to Fire Tonight at Hawkeye Downs
Iowa native Shawna Robinson, a Pennsylvania oil company sales rep and diesel truck racer, heads to Hawkeye Downs for a night of short track diesel action. The program includes two trophy dashes two heats an Australian pursuit and a 20 lap feature starting at 8 pm with about 15 trucks from five states. Tickets are 10 dollars for adults five for ages 6 to 12 and free for under five.
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Des Moines
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