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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1967

Page

5

Jefferson High Steams Past East Moline 53-0 for 35th Unbeaten Streak

Gary Benson scores four of five total TDs as Jefferson High crushes East Moline 53-0 at Kingston Stadium. Ron Heidt and Tom Fontana contribute key plays in extending the Hawks’ perfect run to 35 games and moving to 2-0 in the Mississippi Valley Conference. Benson, 150 pounds, returns from injury to shine with four touchdowns.

Gary Benson Ron Heidt Jefferson High East Moline Kingston Stadium theHawks Jeff Benson Gary Heidt Tom Fontana

Benson Fontana Lead Jeffs 53 0 Win Over East Moline

Benson and Fontana led Jefferson ground attack in a 53-0 victory over East Moline. Benson scored his fourth touchdown on a 36-yard reception from Ron Heidt, while Fontana was stymied only once on a four-yard stand by Chuck Wilson.

Gary Benson Tom Fontana Jefferson East Moline Benson Ron Heidt East Moline Chuck Wilson Fontana Heidt

Kennedy Fire Too Little In Loss To Dubuque

Kennedy suffers a 25 to 14 Mississippi Valley conference defeat to Dubuque as Jamison mixes 12 of 21 passes for Kennedy while Zalaznik breaks a 62 yard TD run for the Rams. Dubuque racks 288 yards rushing to Kennedy 132 passing.

Kennedy Dubuvave C.R. Kennedy Kirk Jamison Mark Votroubek Jamison Gary Uonvar Oon Otte Zalaznik Hedrick Dubuque New Cedar Rapids Kennedy Denny Schott Cougars Soph Schott Rams

Wash Home Hosts West Waterloo in Keen High School Football Feature

Wash Home Washington, ranked second in the state, hosts West Waterloo at Kingston Stadium tonight at 7 30. The Warriors beat Iowa City in their opener a week ago in a strong start to the season.

Washington High School West Waterloo Kingston Stadium Warriors Iowa City

Jeff Panthers overpower East Moline with balanced attack

Jeff totaled 246 rushing yards led by Benson 106 on 12 carries and Fontana 67 on 17, while Heidt passed for 133 yards and two TDs on 9 of 12. East Moline struggled with 81 rushing yards and seven incomplete passes as Jeff used 43 players to test reserves.

Benson Heidt Jeff Gary Martin Jack Fisk Fisk East Moline Panthers Fontana

Tripoli Dominates Turkey Valley 35 13 in Jackson Junction

Tripoli roared to a 21 point first quarter lead and cruised past Turkey Valley 35 13 on Friday night at Jackson Junction. Biesterfelt connected on multiple scoring plays, while Krumm and Zekoff added ground gains and extra points to seal the win.

Jackson Junction Tripoli Turkey Valey Turkey Valley Mike Albertson Bill Goss LeAlyn Svendson Rye Tripoli Cae Biesterfelt Withis al Debrand Biesterfelt Paul Eier Cart Rumm Krumm Denny Zekoff

L A Rams Dominate Vikings to Stay Unbeaten

Los Angeles defensive unit forced Minnesota turnovers and stifled the Vikings as the Rams rolled to a 39 to 3 victory. A fumble return and two interceptions helped build a 25 point first half lead and the Rams prevented any Vikings ground success.

LOS Angeles Minnesota Rams Vikings

Linn-Mar dominates Olin-Linn-Mar 37 0 in Wamac opener

Linn-Mar Lions thrashed Olin-Linn-Mar 37-0 as Gary Budreau threw two TD passes to Rick Brandt and scored once. Olin's offense managed minus 21 rushing yards while Linn-Mar's Mike O'Brien opened scoring with a 40 yard run. Marion edged Independence 14-13 later, aided by Bruce Klink's two extra points and a strong defensive showing.

Minnesota Los Angeles Scone Gabriel Gossett Cox La—Pope Munson Gossett Kic OLIN Linn-Mar Gary Budreau Lions Rick Brandt Mike O’brien Linn- Mar Paul Kerber Ron Rudish Independence Mike Ghere Mike Mustangs Marion Bill Isham DeBow Mustang Indee Paul Nelson Klink Barry Black Ghere Marion TO. Paul Klineary Ghee Ind Greg Morris

M FL Topples S Winn 6 0 in Friday night battle

Jeff Klinge plunged three yards for the game's only TD with four minutes left to lift M-FL to a 6-0 win over South Winn in Calmar. The extra point try failed.

Son Calmar Jeff Klinge M-Fl South Winnishiek

Prairie Hawks sink Regina 21 to 6 in second straight win

Iowa City Prairie Hawks, coached by Red Lehdigh, beat Regina 21 to 6. Al Morse ran 114 yards with a first quarter TD, Doug Stepanek added 100 plus yards before a late knee injury, and Roger Dusil anchored the line with at least 14 unassisted tackles as Regina rued mistakes and stout Prairie defense.

Iowa City Red Lehdigh Prairie Hawks Regina Anamosa Leihigh al Morse Hawks Morse Doug Stepanek Prairie Stepanek Roger Dusil Lehhigh Regal Bernie Wyatt Columbus Igen Kennedy Tim Lehman Steve UK Ray Mayer Chuck Langenberg Chuck Eckerman Ted Kron Steve Lacina Ie Parizek Bove Wombacher Gary Meade Ike Dreckman Wee Roskup Henry Rios Jim Or.ren Dave Fisher Joe Halsch Steve Milder Wayne Frantz Tom Y Pap Prairie Jack Spore Wayne Whittom Bill Newman Roger Novotny Tom Malatek Jerry Optimen Roger Dusil Bud Goodrow Ynowe” Hill Mark Terwilleger Rick B Blaine Waychoff Curt Wiley Jim Kurtz Rober Stigers John Oakley

Ottilie Helps Oelwein Triumph Over Decorah 19 to 6

Oelwein capitalized on an early Decorah lead to win 19-6. Ottilie scored twice and combined with Bill McIntyre for the other touchdown while Ottilie-Craigh Ottilie helped pace the Huskies. Decorah managed 46 passing yards and 28 rushing yards.

Ottilie Oelwein Decorah Vikings Allen Wilkes McIntyre Huskies

Marion Sophs Pound Independ ence In 6-0 Friday Victory

Marion High School sophomores defeated Independence 6-0 on the Indians' field Friday night in a hard fought game.

Marion Sophs Marion Sophs Independence

Belmond and Britt Battle to 14-14 Tie Ends State Longest Streak

Belmond and Britt played to a 14 14 tie Friday night ending Belmond's 34 game win streak. Belmond's overall record becomes 34 victories and one tie after the game.

Belmond Britt

Monticello Edges Vinton 13 7 in Wamac clash

Dave Green awald threw two touchdown passes to Bob Helgens as Monticello defeated Vinton 13 to 7 in a Friday night Wamac game. Helgens caught both scoring strikes andMonticello held on for the win.

Monticello Dave Greenawald Bob Helgens Vinton

Manchester Rolls Past Maquoketa 40-6 in Wamac Action

Manchester Manhawks defeated Maquoketa 40-6. John Wendling scored three rushing TDs and led the offense in a strong showing. Dick Bleinstein threw an interception. Gore Brown and Wendling also contributed on rushing drives.

Maquoketa John Wendling Manchester Manhawks Dick Bleinstein Gore Brown Wendling Nis Tim Allyn Higas Ren Menate Toraig Flenker

Tipton Routs Anamosa 25 12 After Late Fumbles

Tipton broke a 12 12 tie in the fourth quarter by recovering end zone fumbles for two touchdowns and beating Anamosa 25 12. Anamosa’s Greg Sinkey and Steve Newhard scored on Perry Cook passes. Tipton opened with a 45 yard pass from Rich Morden to John Netolicky and a 65 yard run by Doug Ford after a fumbled punt.

Anamosa Tipton Greg Sinkey Steve Newhard Perry Cook Rich Morden John Netolicky Doug Ford Ana Dow Anamosa Tipton Wee AL Scorin Plnsinga Andy Anderson Craig Kruse Andy Ost

Iowa Valley romps Sigourney 45 7 in league clash

MARENGO The defending South Iowa Cedar league champions Iowa Valley trounced Sigourney 45 7. Greg Danskin scored three touchdowns including a 72 yard run and a 55 yard punt return. Rick Brown threw two TD passes to Andy Davis and Gaylen Burrell. Sigourney’s Todd Tresslar had the lone touchdown with a six yard run.

Marengo Iowa Valley Sigourney Greg Danskin Rick Brown Andy Iowa Tressiar Tom Riordan

Williamsburg Rolls to 18-0 Victory Over Keota

Williams burg moved to 18-0 behind Van Dougherty lighting the scoreboard with a 26 yard touchdown pass to Rogersburg and a 25 yard scamper. John Wesley added a seven yard TD run as Williamsburg blanked Keota Friday night.

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