Jeff Ramps Again 48 13 to Rock Island in MVC clash
Cedar Rapids Jefferson overwhelmed Rock Island 48 13 at Rock Island Friday night to win its second straight Mississippi Valley Conference game. Quarterback Larry Lawrence directed a quick second quarter blitz with three touchdowns, aided by late interceptions, as the J-Hawks built a 34 point surge after a tight first period.
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Maquoketa Edges Marion in Low Scoring Wamac Tilt
Maquoketa beat Marion 12 6 in a Wamac conference game as Marion failed to score in the final two stanzas after a 6 6 halftime tie. Dennis Frenker scored for Maquoketa on a four yard run early in the fourth, while Jim Roeder and the Marion defense kept the Indians tied after a third quarter fumble.
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Dodgers Sweep Cubs as Schofield Sparks NL Lead
Dodgers pull away to lead the National League by 2 1/2 games after Dick Schofield, acquired from New York, belts four hits and drives in three across two wins over Chicago. Veale and Drysdale blank the Cubs in the opener, while Schofield drives in runs and scores in the nightcap as Los Angeles extends its grip on first place.
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Warriors Rally Falls Short to Clinton 21-20 in Opener
Washington high nearly erased a halftime deficit in a Mississippi Valley Conference opener at Kingston stadium but fell 21-20 to Clinton. Wash piled 205 rushing yards and 42 passing yards while Clinton rushed for 137 and 36 through the air as Clinton spoiled the comeback with a late fourth quarter TD and two-point miss. Artillery came from Brewster and Boekelle for Washington with key plays by Waller and Eberle, but Clinton’s Tom Nixon scampered in to seal the victory.
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Victor-HLV Breaks 2 Year Dreath In 31 12 Win
Victor HLV defeated Tri County 31 12 on Friday night at Thornburg to end a two year losing drought. The school celebrated by taking the football team to Iowa City to watch the Iowa State game.
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Prairie Blanks Linn-Mar 20-0 On Own Field
Prairie high school defeated Linn-Mar 20 to 0 on its field in a fast start to finish win. Tom Tow’s 32 yard bootleg TD and a 75 yard run by Ted Hidinger helped Prairie pull away in the second quarter. Linn-Mar’s 73 yard third quarter drive ended with a fumble near the Prairie goal, and despite strong late pressure Prairie sealed it with another 75 yard TD run and a 25 yard screen pass to Al Morse.
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Standings in the National League Highlight Giants and Rivals
National League standings show teams including Minnesota Washington and New York in focus with ongoing race for positions. The snippet notes league leaders and shifting placements as games unfold across the circuit.
Regina Re gals Battle Alleman for Tie in Iowa City
In Iowa City the Regina Rockets remain unbeaten after a 14 14 tie with Rock Island Alleman. A second quarter safety allowed Regina to knot the score as both Alleman extra points failed. Pat Hanrahan ran 60 yards for Regina's first quarter TD.
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Blocked punt lifts South Winn to 13 7 win over Beckman
DYERSVILLE South Winneshiek remains unbeaten in the league with a 13-7 victory after a blocked punt set up Keith Sersland’s five yard TD run and the extra point following a 7-6 lead by Dyersville Beckman. Beckman falls to 0-3.
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Friday High School Football Results Across Iowa Mississippi Valley
Friday night results feature C.R. Jefferson Rock Island 13 Clinton 21 C R Washington 20 Davenport Wooler lown City 6 Davenport Central 42 Mol 21 Dubuque 19 East Moline 7 Wamac Maquoketa 12 Marion 6 Anamosa J1 Vinton 13 Manchester 32 Monticello 19 Independence 19 Tipton 19 Pinicon North Linn 47 Lincoln 13 C R Prairie 20 Linn Mar 0 Midland 34 Springville 13 Center Point 3 Central City 64 Preston 2 Oiin 0 Cedar Rapids Comanche LaSalle 7 45 p m Saturday Kingston stadium Prairie 20 Linn Mar 0 Jefferson 48 Rock Island 13 Clinton 2 Washington 20 South Iowa Cedar English Valleys 32 Sigourney 1 Williamsburg 7 Montezuma 7 Iowa Valley 33 Out Plaine 13 B G M 26 Keota H L V 31 Tri Bes 12 Northeast Iowa Waverly Shell Rock 14 Oelwein 6 Decorah 37 New Hampton 12 Tama Toledo 33 Channes City 12 East Iowa Hawkeye West Branch 20 Mid Prairie 6 Solon 38 Durant 13 Iowa City U Pas Wilton Jet 7 Mt Vernon 27 Liberty 0 Upper Mississippi Stormont 19 M F L Maquoxeta Valley 31 East Buchanan 19 Upper Iowa Postville 53 Payette 6 Elkader 19 Valley 13 West Union North 33 Waukon 0 Sumner 21 West Central 11
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Tee Times Set In Twin Pines Tourney Sunday
Golfers will start at 7 a.m. Sunday in the Twin Pines fall amateur tournament. The draft tee times list many player groups from 7:00 to 12:30 with multiple foursomes and names such as Otto Beasier Len Olson Bob Naatkgeboren Jim Doty Richard Van Horbeck and Claire Penney among others. Local scores from Akron Sioux Falls and other towns appear in the accompanying results.
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Top prep football results from Friday night action
AP top ten teams saw mixed results Friday with Waterloo East set to face Dubuque Weyert, Jefferson beating Rock Island 48-1, Des Moines Last over Waterloo West 27-12, Davenport Central over Moline, Bettendorf 48-21 over Ottumwa, and Cedar Falls 21-0 over Fort Dodge.
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Tama-Toledo Ramos Earns First Win With 33-12 Victory
Tama-Toledo Ramos defeated Charles City 33-12 to halt a three game skid. Frank Guthrie scored three times and ran 90 yards for Tama-Toledo. Dave Tesar had a 40 yard interception return for a TD and scored three extra points. Keating scored twice for Charles City.
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Salute To Baseball and Welcome To Football on TV
The Lawrence Welk Show airs in color tonight at 7 30 on KCRG TV Channel 9 with a salute to baseball and football.
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