Kennedy Turns Back Clinton 14 6 in MVC race atop standings
Kennedy high school dominated the final nine minutes at Kingston stadium to beat Clinton 14 to 6 and share the early Mississippi Valley Conference lead. Coach Dale Tryon praised a late running game and strong pass defense limiting Clinton to two completions in 16 attempts. Mark Votroubek returned to action after an opening loss to Prairie.
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Regis Home Regis High Hosts Wahlert High Tonight
Regis High School hosts Wahlert High of Dubuque at Kingston Stadium tonight at 7 45 PM. LaSalle travels to Mason City to face Newman in a district game with tip off time not listed.
Belle Plaine Rolls Over Iowa Valley in 36-0 victory
Belle Plaine stayed undefeated at 4-0, overpowering Iowa Valley 36-0. Joel Junge ran in three touchdowns for 14 this season, Mahlon Kaloupek added two scores, and the Plainsmen held Iowa Valley to 89 rushing yards. Belle Plaine’s defense has allowed 71 rushing yards in four games and has outscored opponents 238-0.
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First Win For H-L-V
H-L-V earned its first victory by routing Tri-County 38-14 at home. Terry McGahney ran for three scores on 11 8 and 6 yard TDs as H-L-V improved to 1-3. Tri-County’s Bill Sanger added a 4 yard TD plunge after a 70 yard kickoff return.
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Marion Threes Safeties Spark 20-6 Win Over Vinton
VINTON The Marion sophomores capitalized on touchdown runs by Jerry Lancaster and Mike Ciha and added three safeties to defeat Vinton 20-6 on Friday.
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Preparatory Football Scores From Diverse Iowa Matches
A long list of high school football results across Iowa and nearby states. Several games feature notable margins, with teams like Manchester, Dyers-Beckman, Olin Lincoln, Maquoketa, and Cedar Valley recording decisive wins or close losses. Other scores involve Anamosa, West Central, Central City, and Tri Rivers members among many listed.
Bad Night in the Air at Kingston Stadium
Kennedy defense shone as Clinton's passes were limited to two completions. The Cougars won 14 to 5, with Dennnis Murphy and Clinton's Jerry Jehl involved in a close aerial effort.
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Brannaman Delivers Two Touchdowns as Mt. Vernon Rolls
Mt. Vernon dominates West Liberty 44-6 in East Iowa Hawkeye play. Brannaman scored on 15 and nine yard runs to spark the win and keep the Mustangs unbeaten this season. Eric Larson and Steve Forde also scored for Mt. Vernon, a co favorite for the title.
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U-High Rips Wilton Jet in 30-14 Iowa City Victory
In Iowa City Friday night U-High built a 30-14 win over Wilton Junction with 281 rushing yards. QB Tom Peffer scored twice while Jeff Buckwalter and John Gray added touchdowns. For Wilton Junction, Ron Baker had a 3 yard score and a 41 yard run as both teams sit 1-1 in East Iowa Hawkeye play.
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Lions Fall Short as Regina Tops Linn-Mar 55 12
Linn-Mar battled early, but Iowa City Regina exploded in the second quarter to win 55-12 in the East Central Conference. Regina scored 35 points in the second period behind TDs by Con don Lynch Kennedy and others, while Linn-Mar managed only two first downs and 154 total yards. Polzin connected for Linn-Mar's only long plays, including a 70 yard TD to Northway and a late third quarter score.
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Criss-Cross Shreds Benton in ECS Showdown
Prairie Hawks roll past Benton Community 37-2 in an ECS conference clash. Three criss-cross plays ignite fast Prairie scoring, with reserves shining as Prairie notches a fourth straight win. Dean Zach, Jeff Leidigh, and Lytle spark early bursts, while Benton’s lone points come on a safety.
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Phils Name Lucchesi as Field Boss in Philly Change
The Phillies hire Frank Lucchesi to replace interim boss George Myatt as manager amid a broader Pirates upheaval. Larry Shepard is fired from Pittsburgh after 15 seasons as manager as Don Hoak emerges as a potential Pirates choice. Gil Hodges lands a new three year, 75,000 dollar per year deal with the Mets after guiding them to the NL East title. Astros report better attendance at the Astrodome with 1,442,995 fans this season.
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Indians Rout Vinton 22-0 in Wamac clash on homecoming
Marion edges Vinton 22-0 despite 130 yards in penalties and dropped passes as Jim Meggers powers the offense with 127 passing yards and two rushing scores. Meggers connected with Paul Martin and Mike Walker for key gains while Steve Kray anchored the defense, limiting Vinton to 28 rushing yards.
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Hawks Sophs Roll Over Benton in Prairie Victory
Prairie sophomores led by Greg Fetter scored on 16 and 34 yard runs as they defeated Benton Community 44-12 Friday at Prairie. Other players listed include Mark Gerd Tom Lyf Larry Kranik Lytle Ben T Landay Joe Burkhart with various runs and a passer from Doug.
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L D F Bumps Cole 20 to 0
The Lor L D F team dominates Cole Lor with a decisive 20 point win, showcasing strong scoring runs and defensive shutdowns in the matchup. Cole Lor struggles to close the gap as the game stays firmly in Lor L D F’s control.
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LeGrand Zesch scores three as Warhawks beat Colo 20 0
Kim Zesch ran for three touchdowns, the longest a 48 yarder, to power LDF past Colorado 20 to 0. Terry Crosser added a safety to cap the Warhawks scoring.
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Williams and Schultz Spark Hawklers in 12-0 Home Win
Iowa City Little Hawks toppled Muscatine 12-0 on home turf as Williams rushed for 118 yards on 16 carries and caught four passes including a 10 yard TD from Schultz. Schultz added a 41 yard TD run, Browning picked a Muscatine pass, while Muscatine’s comeback bid faltered at the Iowa City one yard line.
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Waukon shuts out Charles City 21-0 in undefeated run
Darrell Henning scored twice on one and two yard runs as Waukon defeated Charles City 21-0 in a Friday matchup. Mick Angel added a 17 yard scoring run for the Indians, who remain undefeated after three games.
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College Football '69 Highlights Preview on TV 9
A color telecast at 11:00 AM Sunday spotlights five key games from the prior week. The program recaps top plays, notable moments, and standout performers, offering viewers a concise college gridiron digest.
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