Upper Iowa tops William Penn in Iowa Conference opener
In Oskaloosa, Iowa, Upper Iowa defeated William Penn 17-2 as the Peacocks capitalized on three interceptions and three fumbles. QB Paul Caton connected with Mike Williams for a 2 yard TD, a safety by William Penn, and a 38 yard field goal by Brian Reed. Greg Peeples led WP with 123 rushing yards. Seals of Upper Iowa added 85 yards.
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Hawkeyes' Big Win Followed by Field Sideshow
After a 24 14 victory over Ohio State, Iowa fans stormed the field tore down the north goalposts and mobbed the team. Sheriff Gary Hughes and an FBI agent assisted players amid boos as Hap Peterson led a staunch defense and Chuck Long's passing averaged 275 yards per game.
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Buena Vista Coach Hospitalized After Heart Attack
Buena Vista College football coach Jim Hershberger suffered a heart attack during a Saturday Iowa Conference game at the University of Dubuque. He remained in serious condition Sunday night at Mercy Hospital in Dubuque as the Buena Vista Beavers won the game 31 to 6.
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Cyclones edge Colorado State in late rally for first win
Iowa State coach Jim Criner praised a draining, dramatic comeback as the Cyclones defeated Colorado State 21-17. David Archer threw for 231 yards and two touchdowns while ISU defense limited CSU to 50 passing yards in the second half. Criner cited line issues and inconsistent running as areas to fix before facing New Mexico State and a Big Eight slate.
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Ohio State Loses To Iowa In Big Ten Opener
Ohio State suffers a 20-14 loss to Iowa in a game highlighted by Iowa's strong defense and domination at the line. Ohio State players and coaches, including Mike Tomczak and Earle Bruce, reflect on the setback and the Hawkeyes' convincing performance.
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NFL Roundup: Broncos Rally But Lose Home Shutout Bid
NFL roundup highlights include the Broncos avoiding a home shutout on rookie Zach Thomas's 70-yard punt return with 1:42 left. Elway sustains a minor concussion. he was 6-for-11 for 71 yards as Miami beats Kansas City 14-6. Joe Montana throws three TDs for 49ers in Candlestick Park win and Washington dominates Seattle in road win.
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Harris repeats 100 yard rushes in year for Steelers
Harris posted his third straight 100 yard game this season marking five 100 yard efforts in six games. Coach Chuck Noll noted his durability with nine absences in 12 seasons. Harris now has 45 career 100 yard games, ranking behind Brown and Payton. He joked about passing Simpson as he recalled O J Simpson was always No 1 to him.
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TV coverage planned for seventh America's Cup race
NBC ABC CBS ESPN and CNN will break into regular programming to cover the Liberty versus Australia II showdown from Newport Rhode Island. Start time 11 10 p m Iowa time but could shift to 1 10 p m, delaying exact broadcast timetables.
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Seemiller dominates Nissen Open with two titles
Danny Seemiller of Pittsburgh wins the men s singles 21 17 22 20 over Brian Masters Baltimore and then teams with Ricky Seemiller to win the men s doubles 21 14 21 12 over Masters and Ben Nesbitt. Takako Trenhoine of Minneapolis captures the women s singles while Jim Butter loses to Scott Butler in the under 17 final. Independent Gus Schrader to speak to Knights of Columbus at St John s Church event. Bud Pearson of Cedar Rapids takes heavyweight novice title at Bi State Physique meet in Davenport.
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