Clinton River Kings overpower Washington in football clash
Clinton defeated Washington 82 to 14 as Ted Davelis passed for 312 yards and Gary Lorenz 74, 50 and 67 yard receptions. Abbott Kent and Stebbens scored on long catches while Washington struggled with a leaky pass defense and weak blocking.
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Sumner Dominates Tripoli in 17th Straight Victory
Sumner overwhelmed Tripoli 57-0 on Friday night to extend its win streak to 17. Eugene Knotloh and Richard Haupt led the offense with major scoring bursts and Sumner piled up 413 rushing yards while holding Tripoli to 17. The game featured multiple Sumner players reaching the end zone as the team dominated in all phases.
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Lansing Triumphs Over Waterville 10-1 in Baseball
Lansing high school defeated Waterville 10-1 as Protsmar homered for the winners. The brief item notes a one-sided baseball game with a standout long ball and mentions other stray text from the clipping.
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Monticello Edges Marion In 2012 Wamac Showdown
Monticello jumped to a 7-0 first quarter lead on a Jim Wright blocked punt return. Jim Holmes added a five yard run and Jim Helgens booted the extra point as Monticello defeated Marion 20-12 to hand the latter its first loss of the season and stay alive for conference title hopes.
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Tama Romps Belle Plaine 48 To 13 In Friday Clash
Tama rolled to a 48 to 13 victory over Belle Plaine led by Butch Loftus and George Vanda Walle who each scored three TDs. Vanda Walle opened with an 80 yard run and Loftus added 42 and 70 yard rushes along with a 37 yard pass, while Dick Spading scored Belle Plaine’s two touchdowns on short runs.
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Giardello Wins On TKO In Seventh Round
Cleveland report says hard hitting Joey Giardello stopped Bob Lane at 2:45 of round seven in a nationally televised 10 rounder. A string of right hand blows put Lane on the ropes and the referee halted the bout as Giardello cemented his No 2 middleweight ranking while awaiting plans from Sugar Ray Robinson or Carmen Basilio.
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Play Today in Prep Substates
BOONE AP First round substate baseball games set for Saturday at four sites. Contenders seek the championship to be decided Oct. 3. Schedule lists No 3 Urbana versus Van Horne at Van Horne, Clarence versus Crawfordsville at Crawfordsville, with a final to be announced.
Hawkeye 500 Stock Car Race Tickets On Sale Sunday
Tickets will be sold all day at the Chamber of Commerce building ticket office for the Hawkeye 500 stock car race set for 1 p.m. Sunday at Hawkeye Downs. The Hawkeye Downs ticket office opens at 9 a.m. Sunday.
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Independence Cubs Triumph Over Anamosa 31-13 in Wamac Showdown
Independence roared to a 31-13 win over Anamosa on Friday night. Chet Schmitz sprinted for three long TDs covering 57, 9, and 55 yards to lead Independence. Anamosa had a 13-0 edge early in the second period via Dean Hartman 43 and 83 yard scores, but Independence answered with two TDs before halftime and pulled away in the second half. Bob Devies added two one yard TD plunges as Independence earned its second Wamac conference victory. Anamosa remains winless.
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Manchester Tops Vinton In WaMac Conference Game
Manchester squeaked past Vinton in WaMac play 7 0. Full back Kenneth Longseth scored the lone touchdown from five yards in the second quarter, with defensive standouts Longseth and Bill Letts for Manchester. Vinton highlights included Jim Radcliffe connecting on two 24 yard passes to Markland Welch and Jack Mitchell's 45 yard run.
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Central Upsets Simpson 6 to 0 in Iowa Conference clash
Central defeated Simpson 6 to 0 with a first quarter TD by Bob Carle. Parsons crushed Iowa Wesleyan 59 to 0 as eight players, including Dick Long, scored. Westmar edged Buena Vista 13 to 12 in another Iowa Conference game Friday night.
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Rams Speed Too Much for Hawks 21 6
Dubuque’s backfield raced to a 21 6 victory over Jefferson as Dixon Orr Clete Meyer and Mike Kilbane combined for 226 rushing yards. Orr’s 41 yard kickoff return and a 31 yard scoring pass by Terry Isaacson helped the Rams seize a 7 0 lead in the first half with two quick scores. Jefferson battled to 7 6 at halftime but fumbles and stout Ram speed sealed the result.
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Chicago White Sox Sign Prep Star Larry Admire
Chicago reports right handed pitcher Larry Admire of Brookfield Missouri, noted for football basketball and baseball in high school, has signed a 1958 contract with the Davenport Iowa farm club of the Chicago White Sox.
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Maquoketa Tops Tipton 26 0 in Defensive Battle
Maquoketa defense stalls Tipton as Tim Rogers scores three touchdowns and Len Morehead adds one in a 26 0 victory. The win creates a two way tie for first in the Wamac conference with Independence at 2 0. Tipton falls to 1 1.
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Bart Thiele Sets Pace In 20-6 Elkader Win
Elkader opened with Bart Thiele returning the kickoff 80 yards and later adding a 42 yard clincher as Elkader topped Clermont- Elgin 20-6 in an Upper Iowa conference clash. Elkader’s ground game stifled Clermont- Elgin’s 385 yard rushing attack and a Bill Ruegnitz to Gary Woods 11 yard pass produced Elkader’s other score.
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Fayette Edges Postville in Upper Iowa clash 25-19
Fayette defeated Postville 25-19 in a tight Upper Iowa conference game. Mike Eischeid fueled the offense with two key passes, including a 38-yard setup to Duane Watkins who then handed to Dean Watkins, and a 29-yard connection to Larry Maxson. Bob Marvin sealed the win with a 10-yard touchdown run after a 53-yard setup.
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Keota Defeats Solon 44 to 26 in Friday Play
Keota built a 32-6 halftime lead and held on for a 44-26 victory over Solon. Keota scored two first quarter touchdowns and three in the second, while Solon added three second-half TDs. Dennis Barrierian scored twice on 15 and 81 yard runs, with Dave Ranacem Casey connecting for a TD pass.
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Iowa Prep Powers Score Wins Amid Top 10 Upsets
Davenport Blue Devils extended their unbeaten streak to 27 with a 32-6 win over East Moline. Ames crushed Newton 32-12 while Burlington shut out Washington 26-0. Des Moines East upset Waterloo West 27-7 as Oskaloosa beat Grinnell 19-0. Fort Dodge topped Omaha Holy Name 20-6. Iowa City defeated Davenport St Ambrose 14-12. Sioux City Central beat Mason City 28-14. Waterloo East routed Sioux City East 13-6. Des Moines Roosevelt beat Des Moines Tech 20-0. Marion fell to Monticello. Des Moines Dowling plays Des Moines North tonight.
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Jesup Tops Traer 12-7 On Second Half TD Drive
Jesup defeated Traer 12-7 as Jim Emme scored on a three yard run in the third period and Nyle McMartin added a four yard run for the winning touchdown in the fourth. Gary Karr connected with Manful on Jesup’s first quarter TD pass.
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Giardello Stops Lane In Sizzling Bout For Title
By The Associated Press, middleweight Joey Giardello 161 pounds defeats Bobby Lane 150 in a hard fought relay style bout for a title, delivering decisive blows and crowd roaring finish.
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Williamsburg 26-0 Victory Over Wellman
Williamsburg shut out Wellman 26 to 0 as Wellman defense stymied two Williamsburg scoring drives. Fred Shettler's 44 yard rush set up a Wellman touchdown, while Harold Murphy and Ron Romine each crossed the goal line for Wellman. Bill Wade connected with Dick Polston on a 35 yard pass for a third quarter TD.
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North English Wins 25-12 at West Chester
Lonnie Rogers scored three touchdowns on 12, 2, and 5 yard runs to lead North English to a 25-12 win over West Chester. Les Williams connected with Dean Reiss for a 24 yard TD, while West Chester's scores came from a 25 yard pass to Dave DeLong and an 80 yard run by Jay Klopfenstein.
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Kalona rally tops Lone Tree 42 to 21 in football clash
Kalona erased a 14-0 deficit to defeat Lone Tree 42-21. Larry Jirsa caught a 62 yard pass from Tom Hofer for Kalona’s first score in the second quarter. Jerry Alt then sprinted 7, 13 and 45 yards for Kalona, with Bill Reif scoring from one yard and Hofer adding a 43-yard run later. Lone Tree’s scoring came from Jim Johnson on three TDs and three extra points.
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Waukon Routs West Union 34-0 in Upper Iowa clash
Waukon dominated West Union 34 to 0 as Harold Fish and Neil Evans led a potent ground game. Fish scored on runs of eight and six yards and Evans added 42, 36, and 34 yard TDs while quarterback Bert Bigelow contributed for Waukon.
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Teachers Edge Grundy in 25 21 Victory
Tom Northrup led Teachers High Cedar Falls past Grundy Center 25 21 scoring 25 points. Northrup ran three three and 50 yard TD runs countering Grundy Center sprints by Bill Smith and Ronnie Rust who had 60 and 50 yard scores respectively. Daryl Connell added a four yard dive for Grundy Center.
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Davenport 32 East Moline 6 in valley headline thriller
Gary Gardner sparked Davenport’s 27th straight Valley win with three touchdowns and big plays including a 50 yard return and 38 yard sneak as Davenport improved to 2-0 in the conference. Rock Island beat Moline 33-26, Booker Edgerson scored three times. Town City edged St Ambrose 14-12 in a non conference game.
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