Prep Grid Statistics From Cedar Rapids Gazette Sept 22 1979
Monticello scores include Nagel Bleadorn Schneiter with runs and locks kicks. West Delaware Brooks runs for six. New Hampton Denner Galligan pass to Ball and Frantzen kick. Decorah Nelson Medo passes and FG. Solon Kral pass to Cissell and Morris kicks. Durant Hart runs and Longley pass intercepted Lilienthal kicks.
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Harry Nagel
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Todd Schneiter
Chris Lock
Bleadorn
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Todd Brooks
New Hampton
Steve Denner
Dick Galligan
Tom Ball
Ron Frantzen
Decorah
Bill Nelson
Scott Medo
Mike Hall
Nelson
Solon
Mark Kral
John Cissell
Dennis Cooling
Mark Morris
Durant
Bill Hart
Clint Longley
Jim Lilienthal
Major Iowa football roundup stacks wins and upsets
Friday games across Mississippi Valley to Southeast Iowa feature numerous blowouts and tight finishes. Key results include Dubuque Wahlert over Dubuque Hempstead 34 21, Marion routing Maquoketa 16 0, Cedar Falls 28 over Waterloo West 9, and Sioux City East 44 Sioux City West 8, with many scores listed for rivers of opponents and venues.
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el Greene
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Lions rally past Regina in 27-7 football win
Linn-Mar overcame early turnovers and a 7-6 halftime deficit to beat Regina 27-7. Doug Wilson and Tom Nolan sparked the offense while a stifling defense limited Regina's ground game and pressured Donohoe. Next up: Dyersville Beckman then Oskaloosa as coach Nash seeks poll recognition.
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Linn-Mar
Lions
Anamosa
Nash
Regina
Steve Jensen
Doug Wilson
Tom Nolan
Lion
Dyersville- Beckman
Oskaloosa
Lisbon whips East Central as Whitman opens with 90 yard return
Lisbon dominates East Central 50-7 as LISBON star Barry Whitman returns the opening kickoff 90 yards and adds a 33 yard run. Craig Spronston and Brian Alger also score multiple times to push the Lisbon record to 3-0 while East Central slips to 0-3.
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Dubuque
Lisbon
East Central
Lisbon Marion
Maquoketa
Marion
Kennedy
CR. Kennedy
Jim McDonald
Terry Feltes
David Hayes
E.centri
Greg Spieher Moaketa
Ken Goedken
Barry Whitman
Goedken
Todd Budde
Craig Spronston
Brian Alger Marion
John Warner
Per Goedken
Glenn Canfield
Kins
Denny Burns
Perkins
Doug Kamberling
XP — Burns
Klopfenstein
Chris Cox
Whitman
Brian Alger
Maquoketa Valley Beats North Linn 28-14 in Tri Rivers
Maquoketa Valley defeats North Linn 28-14 as Jim Kracke and Al Salow each score two touchdowns. Iowa Valley cruises 36-6 over Williamsburg with Dion Heller rushing 180 yards on 16 carries aided by Lonnie Stork's 15-yard pass. Williamsburg drops to 1-2 after Mitch Hughes late score.
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Fumbies
Wily
North Linn
Tim Smith
Mike Falcner
Darwin Covington
Smith
Jim Kracke
al Salow
Lance Smeins
Jeff Salow
Tom Ford
Scott Wall
laVatley
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City
laValley
Springville
Kent Allison
Bret Washington
Wohiert
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Penney
Allison
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Jeff Housman
Greg
Asses
Williamsburg
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Randy
Tompkins
Linn-Mar
L.C. Regina
Ed-Co
Plainfield
Linn-Mar Regina Sten
Cedar Rapids Washington
Wahi
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Mike
Johnson
Wohl
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Gary Clark
Pat Dale
Linn
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Ash
Greg Bjornsen
Regina
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Linn-Mor
Doug Wilson
Stanwood Lincoln
Karl Koch
Story Clark
Mark Vessey
Jeff Johnson
Bill Yock
Kurt Oxley
Ock
Mark Clymer
Cole Tom Nolan
John Ackied
Doug Taylor
Craig Kleppe
Yock
Saun
Tim Zimmerman
Bruce Payne
Steve Jay Mark Dicken
XP — Nolan
Andy Cole
Lueken
Dave Funke
John Regino
Steve Jensen
XP — Rich
J.P. Fannon
Ard Kroeze
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Sumner
Fayette
D . W.delvor
Monticil
Montcllo
W.delvor
Gee
Anamosa
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Vinton
Tri-Rivers
Marengo
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Iowa Valley
Bears
Heller
Mitch Hughes
Illinois may name new AD soon
Neale Stoner, Ful lerton State athletics director and odds-on favorite for Illinois, is ready to take the job when offered. Fullerton officials say he was interviewed twice by Illinois selection committee with a final decision expected this weekend. his second interview occurred in Champaign last weekend.
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UPI
Neale Stoner
Fullerton State
University of Illinois
Illinois
California
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Fullerton
Stoner
Champaign
Culwell
Linn-Mar Sophomores Beat Iowa City Regina 14 0
Lions win as Mike Nolan and Kent Altenberg score touchdowns. Linn-Mar improves to 1-1-1 on the season and 1-0 in East Central Iowa conference play.
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Kent Altenberg
Linn- Mar
Iowa City
Regina
Linn-Mar
Iowa
Vikes Bryant to start against Packers after kidney stone setback
Minnesota veteran cornerback Bobby Bryant will start Sunday versus Green Bay after missing two games due to a kidney stone attack. Coach Bud Grant indicated no other changes in the starting lineup.
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Bloomington
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