Wash Rolls to 45-0 Victory Over Clinton
Washington high school football blasted Clinton 45-0 at Kingston Stadium with a three touchdown burst in the third quarter. Pete Kohl rushed for 150 yards on 14 carries and scored three times while also returning a third quarter interception for 31 yards to help surpass the 400 yard mark for the second straight week and stay undefeated in the Mississippi Valley Conference.
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Errors Help J Hawks Open with Big Lead
Cedar Rapids Jefferson beat East Moline 26 0 in a Mississippi Valley game as three first half errors including a pass interception a blocked punt and another interception led to a 20 0 halftime margin. The Hawks managed only nine rushing yards in the opening half.
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Olin Rallies for 26 0 Victory Over Linn-Mar
Olin trailed 6-0 at halftime but dominated Linn-Mar in the second half to win 26-0. Craig Parker scored on an eight yard run, Jim Goforth and Bob Jamison connected on a 30 yard pass play, and Knutson added a four yard TD. Olin improves to 2-0 in conference play while Linn-Mar slips to 1-2.
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Mississippi Valley clash ends in upset as Central Falls tops Central of Davenport
Central Falls Rock Island defeats Central of Davenport 27 20 in a Mississippi Valley Conference football feature Friday night Iowa City remains unbeaten with a 26 13 win over Davenport West
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Wash–Clinton clash sees Warriors rally in late effort
Washington loads offense in final period as Jim Lockwood and Mike Reed spark a 33 point third quarter surge. Kohl adds 31 yard return for a score while Clinton battles with injuries and field position. Carruthers and Nelson key on defense as Wash pulls away.
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Prairie Hawks Remain Unbeaten In 27-14 Win Over Camanche
Lon Scriven rushed for two touchdowns and caught a 24 yard pass as Prairie beat Camanche 27-14. Scriven left with a rib injury after the first half as Prairie held a 13-0 lead at halftime and extended it late with a 22 yard sprint by Don Sirowy. Camanche scored twice in the fourth but Prairie answered to stay undefeated at 3-0 while Camanche fell to 2-1.
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Manchester Topples Vinton Preps 32-13
Manchester defeated Vinton Preps 32-13 in Wamac conference action. Dave Patton broke the game open with a 54 yard run after an interception, while Okerland Young and Ferguson added scores. Vinton matched Manchester in the second quarter with Happle and Davis scoring, Carlson connecting for the extra point.
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Tipton Routs Maquoketa In Wamac Clash
Tipton defeated Maquoketa 26 to 7 in a Friday night game. Tom Beckman tallied a 52 yard rushing play and teammates contributed on scoring drives including a 30 yard pass and 20 yard run. Maquoketa answer came on a 7 yard TD by Corky Late with Cliff Cornelius converting the extra point.
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Independence Dominates Anamosa in Wamac Clash
Independence tops Anamosa 26 6 in a Wamac game scoring a touchdown each quarter. Duane Gates produced two six pointers and Ivan Cole tossed 30 and 10 yard TD passes to Gates and Bob Frye while Roehrkasse added a 3 yard score and kicks. Anamosa answered early with a 55 yard TD by Weers.
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How Top 10 Preps Fared in Iowa Friday Night
AP score roundup shows Des Moines East and Waterloo West tied 7-7. Cedar Rapids Jefferson defeated East Moline 26-0. Cedar Rapids Washington beaten 33-7 by an opponent. Rock Island Atlantic defeated Corn 40-12. Davenport West defeated by Pleasant Scients Washington 20.
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King Creole on Channel 9 Saturday Night
Elvis Presley stars in King Creole airing Saturday at 9 30 p m CDT Channel 9 with Carolyn Jones of The Addams Family in a late night movie slot.
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Nashua Domination Seals 32-0 Over Clarksville
Nashua powered past Clarksville 32-0 led by Dave Wolff's 38 yard run and a 15 yard scoring pass to Gary Olson. Stuart Strike added two rushing TDs, Steve Newton tallied a rushing score, and Strike connected on two extra points as Nashua built a decisive lead.
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Reds Surg e Near in pennant race as slide slows Phillies
Cincinnati's Dick Sisler watched the Reds sweep the Mets 3-0 and 4-1, cutting within 1 1/2 games of Philadelphia after the Phillies lost to Milwaukee in 12 innings. St. Louis and San Francisco also closed in, while the Reds hold eight games left with a one game more loss than Philly. Gene Mauch faces a simple fix: win.
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Stanky Resigns Cardinal Post
St Louis Cardinals owner August Busch Jr announced Eddie Stanky resignation as director of player development. The move follows the earlier exit of Bing Devine as general manager, with Bob Howsam succeeding him. Busch said he admired Stanky and wished him well.
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Monticello 28 Mar ion 13 in Wamac clash
Monticello Panthers overpower Marion 28 to 13 on Marion’s field in a Wamac conference game. Ron Balsiger stars with two runs and a key interception setup. Chuck Hubbard adds a 3 yard TD and Monticello finishes with an 11 yard run by Balsiger. Marion’s Larry Stick hauls a 58 yard TD reception in the third quarter.
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Opening Day Davis Split
In Cleveland on opening day of the Davis Cup Challenge round Chuck McKinley defeated Fred Stolle 6-1 9-7 4-6 6-2 to split the day 1-1 as Roy Emerson crushed Dennis Ralston 6-3 6-1 6-2. The doubles on Saturday could decide the trophy with McKinley and Ralston vs Emerson and Stolle.
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Indiana Renews Dickens Contract As Football Coach
Indiana University in Bloomington renewed Phil Dickens as head football coach with job security until he reaches 62. The action follows his earlier tenure and continues him in charge of the Hoosiers.
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Coggon blanked LaSalle in 20-0 football win
Coggon defeated LaSalle 20-0 as Dave Henderson connected with Steve Henderson for two TDs on 30 and 20 yard plays. Coggon led 13-0 at half, outgaining LaSalle 332 to 74 with 19 first downs to five. LaSalle suffered three injuries including knee and leg issues with X rays due.
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