NFL Roundup Hits Mostly On Offense From Week Highlights
Ind: Rush leaders include Baltimore Lee Hardeman Jus 80 54 22 and Buffalo Miller 97. Passing shows Troup 134 for Baltimore and Ferguson 154 for Buffalo. Receiving tallies list Alston Leaks Washington for Baltimore and Lewis Gant Willis for Buffalo. Other games feature Atlanta Tampa Bay high yardage advances, San Francisco New York Giants and Washington contests with multiple scorers and late kicks.
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Hardeman
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Miller
Braxton
Ferguson
Troup
Alston
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Gant
Willis
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Joe
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Flag races in National League East pennant chase
National League East standings show Philadelphia and Pittsburgh in a tight pennant race with games listed for late September and early October. Montreal and Chicago also appear in scheduled fixtures, while a rained out Aug. 30 game between Cincinnati and Pittsburgh will be made up after the regular season if it affects the pennant race.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Mae
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
College football scores from a busy weekend
A compiled slate shows Augstuna 30 shared by Carthage 2 Buena Vista 21 and Simpson 0. Dubuque 28 over Wm. Penn 10. Illinois 17 over West Texas St. 2. Westmor 12 over Dana 10. Wichita St. 28 over Idaho 6. Houston 42 over Utah 25. Texas 17 over Wyoming 3. Texas-El Paso 31 over San Diego St. 24. Texas Tech 41 over Arizona 26. N. Texas St. 22 over N. Mexico St. 2. N. Arizona 21 over Montana 6. TCU 14 over Oregon 10. Utah St. 45 over Fresno St. 22. Miss. St. 44 over Memphis St. 14. NE Louisiana 27 over N. Illinois 10. NW Louisiana 10 over McNeese St. Oregon St. 13 over Tennessee 13.
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Miss. St
Memphis St
Louisiana
N. Illinois
McNeese
Oregon
Tennessee
Kennedy leads Valley golf in third round
Kennedy en ters the final round with Gary Claypool atop the individual scoring at 216. Cedar Rapids Kennedy holds the team lead with 916, followed by Washington and Jefferson tied at 933 as Dubuque Wahlert and Hempstead vie for positions in the Mississippi Valley Conference Golf Tournament in Dubuque.
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Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Gary Claypool
Iowa City
Thunder Hill
Cedar Rapids Kennedy
Ceder Rapids Washington
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Dubuave Wahlert
Dubuque Hempaa
Dubuque Senior
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R. Kennedy
Kevin Poulson
Todd Schultz
Stan Herkelman
R. Washington
Judd Fashimeaur
Chris Ceiko
Dave Crawford
Dougsten
CR. Jefferson
Dave Rexroat
Dean Sass
Tim Minard
Tim McSweeney
Kennedy Crowns Tiger Invitational Team Title
Mason City placed two runners in the top five to win the Tiger Invitational cross country meet in Cedar Falls. Waterloo Columbus finished second and Cedar Rapids Kennedy was sixth in a nine team field. Bob Brooker led Kennedy to the junior varsity team title. Todd Tevern won the individual race in about 10 minutes and 23 seconds with Jim Duncan and Kurt Anderson among top finishers.
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Mason City
Waterloo Columbus
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Bob Brooker
Cougar Jvs
Metro Falcons roll over Highland Park in UNI Dome win
Metro Falcons defeated Highland Park Gladiators 41 to 6 at the UNI-Dome Saturday night. Quarterback Mark Gronski ran 22 and 88 yards for touchdowns. Dennis Baskerville Gary Marshall and Brian Boots added short rushing scores. Place kicker John Odell kicked five extra points and a 39 yard and a 21 yard field goal.
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Cedar Falls
Mark Gronski
Metro Falcons
Highland Park Gladiators
Uni-Dome
Dennis Baskerville
Cedar Rapids Kennedy
Gary Marshall
Brian Boots
Falcons
John Odell
Parish League football shutouts highlight Sunday action
Three teams dominated with shutouts in Parish League play. St. Matthew's beat St. Ludmila 21-0 as Dick Breitbach scored three times. St. Pius rolled past St. Joseph's 40-0 with multiple scorers including Joel Smith and Mike Winkler. St. Jude's defeated I.C. 47-0 with Jim Stevenson netting two, others adding single scores. All Saints beat St. Patrick's 25-7 with Kirk Sadilak and Dick Parr each scoring twice. Steve Kuhn scored for the losers.
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St. Matthew's
St. Ludmila
Dick Breitbach
St. Pius
St. Joseph's
Joel Smith
Mike Winkler
Mike Glish
Mike Grief
Mike Wolfe
John Tellin
St. Jude’s
I.C
Jim Stevenson
Brian Schissel
Andry McBowen
Mike Murray
Jeff Dale
Jim Kramer
Tipton Runners Win Williamsburg Cross Country Meet
Kevin Thomas led Tipton with a winning time of 10.48 as Tipton took first place in the Williamsburg cross country invitational. The Tigers totaled 17 points, with Williamsburg second at 20 and Belle Plaine third at 61 in the team standings.
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Kevin Thomas
Tipton
Belle Plaine
Benton Community
C.R. LaSalle
IMS
English Valleys
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