Kohl Spurs Wash Clinton in 26-18 Victory
Washington’s Bruce Kohl romped for 225 yards and scored twice as Cedar Rapids beat Clinton 26-18. Kohl’s 225 rushing yards and 11 tackles fueled a bruising single wing attack while Washington’s defense limited Clinton to 2 of 12 passing with 6 interceptions. Don Schmidt added two rushing TDs and John Kalusky kicked two extra points as the Warriors improved to 1-1-1 in the Mississippi Valley race.
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Clinton
Bruce Kohl
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Warriors
Kohl
Filipi
Bob Ihrke
Ihrke
Terry Lyon
Larry Markley
Lynn Lyon
Rue Eee
Fisher
Ron White
She Tevens
John Hager
Larry Conan
G—Carter Dreit
Jim Reamond
Dave Terry
Jeff Errors Give Dubuque 5 TDs in 32 0 Rout
Dubuque, the Mississippi Valley conference leader, crushed Jefferson 32 0 at Kingston stadium. Five Rams touchdowns came from a series of Jefferson mistakes including a punt return and a late 84 yard return nullified by a clipping penalty.
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Jeff
Dubuque
Jefferson
Kingston Stadium
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J-Hawks
Bruce Montgomery
Clausen
Marion Remains Perfect with 33 0 Win Over Anamosa
Marion dominated Anamosa in Wamac action for a 33-0 victory. Terry Conklin and Mike Smith each scored two touchdowns, Conklin returning a punt for six and Smith breaking a 61 yard run. End Jim McKean caught a 32 yard pass from Smith and Mike Rucker led a strong Marion defense alongside Harold Odeen and others.
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Marion
Terry Conklin
Mike Smith
Jim McKean
Smith
Mike Rucker
Harold Odeen
Ards
Reese Marion
Anamesa
Mables
Mike Sinithween
Pacey Conklin
Okey
Gens
S. Miller
Hackbart Paces Wisconsin Win Over Miami Florida
Wisconsin beat Miami Florida 20 to 0 in Friday night Big Ten play. Dale Hackbart sparked the attack with a pace setting performance and the Badgers held Miami scoreless, sealing the game with a late drive and strong goal line defense. Sidney Williams and Ed Hart connected on a 4 yard score, while Tomy Weisner and a 63 yard run highlighted the visitors’ efforts.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Dale Hackbart
Miami
Florida
Badgers
Sidney Williams
Little Rock
Ark
Ice
Ed. Hackhart
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Thesun
Tomy
Weisner
Weisen
Maquoketa Nips Monti In Close Wamac Clash
Maquoketa, defending Wamac champions, halted a two game slide by edging Monticello 7 to 6 on Grover’s late point after. Reyner tied it with a 25 yard run following an interception while Monticello drew first blood on a 26 yard Maurice TD pass from Stead.
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Reyner
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Stead
Dike Nails Clarksville 45 14 Behind Heid Five TDs
Dike rolls to a 45 14 victory over Clarksville as Jim Heid scores five touchdowns including four rushing runs and a 41 yard pass. Dick Cathcart adds two extra points and Jim Bergman a 30 yard run as Dike builds a commanding early lead.
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LaVerne Pewers
Jim Bergman
Prep football results from Iowa and surrounding area
North English rolled West Chester 41 7 to stay unbeaten. Williamsburg blanked Wellman 28 0 as Ned Casady and Duane Petz starred on offense and special teams.
Coe Ripon Clash Highlights Fast Backfields
In Kingston stadium Coe and Ripon battle in a top Midwest Conference game. Justy Watson and Jerry Stonebarger anchor Coe backfield with four other skilled runners. Ripon counters with Dick Celichowski guiding the fastest backfield in the league. Kickoff is 7:30 p.m.
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Kingston Stadium
Justy Watson
Ripon
Jerry Stonebarger
Coe
Kohawks
Dick Celichowski
Fayette Ends Sumner's 3 Year String 25 6
Fayette Cardinals halt Sumner 24 game streak with a 25 to 6 victory. Jim Klinger and Kip Knight score, Jim Davis adds two short TDs, Eischeid kicks two extra points, and a late Ace TD follows a botched center snap.
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Iowa
Jim Davis
Kip Knight
Eischeid
Hyde Runs for 5 as Valley routs West Central 46 0
Hyde rushed for five touchdowns powering Valley High over West Central of Maynard 46 to 0. He ripped 42 30 29 10 and 3 yard TD runs to lead Valley to its third straight win with Kerr and Chapman adding the other scores.
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Gary Hyde
Valley High
Clermont- Elgin-Wadena
West Central
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Hyde
Pace Valley
Sonny Kerr l
Merle Chapman
Postville and West Union Tie in Field Battle
West Union and Postville battled to a 7-7 tie as Mike Kis singer recovered a Postville fumble on the 18-yard line to halt the final threat with four minutes left. North High of West Union scored on the opening kickoff, with Ron Beermann rushing 57 yards.
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the Gazette
West Union
Mike Kissinger
Postville
North High
North
Ron Beermann
Imps Lose First in 35 as Referee Error Stings Iowa Night
Davenport, No. 1 in the AP prep poll, suffered a 15-0 defeat to East Moline in a game marked by a disputed 99-yard Boone-Grant touchdown wiped out by referee Wayne Cooley. Cooley admitted the mistake, sparking talk of a possible replay from the third quarter.
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Iowa City Upsets Davenport Assumption 26-19
Iowa City pulled a 26-19 upset over Davenport Assumption after dropping two MVAC games. Fullback Gene Rarick sparked the win with an 80 yard kickoff return late in the first half to give City High a 20-13 lead, then Bill Slaymaker sealed it with a 55 yard interception return with 1:20 left.
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Marengo Dominates Prairie in Debut on Lighted Field
Marengo scorched Prairie 20 to 0 with three first half touchdowns. Chuck Saunders tallied on runs of 2 and 5 yards while Richard Sherman added a 2 yard score. Prairie managed 82 yards of offense and four first downs against Marengo’s stiff defense.
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Air Force Triumphs Over Detroit 37 6 In Opener
Air Force Academy opened its football season with a 37 to 6 win over Detroit. Quarterback John Kuenzel connected for a touchdown and another score set up by a pass, while Rich Mayo threw two touchdown passes.
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Tama Thumps Belle Plaine in 39 0 rout
Tama Tomahawks dominated Belle Plaine with a 39 point victory. Ernie Mauskemmo scored four touchdowns and added an extra point. His longest run reached 95 yards. Bill Brecht and Pete Zhorne also scored TDs as Tama opened with a 20 point first quarter.
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Columbus Junction Routs West Branch 28 to 6 in Friday Iron
Columbus Junction built a 21 point lead and finished strong to defeat West Branch 28 to 6. Crawford scored twice for Columbus Junction with contributions from Murry and Wasson. West Branch managed a 2 yard TD by Phelps late in the game.
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