Jefferson Overpowers Clinton 21-0 in Kingston Stadium
Jefferson dominated Clinton 21 to 0 at Kingston Stadium. The J-Hawks amassed 456 yards offense led by Gary Martin who completed 15 of 21 passes for 172 yards and six receptions by star Tom Mullin. Jefferson had 284 rushing yards and 26 first downs to Clinton's five, despite a late fumble and penalties.
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Jeff's Bob Miller Powers Jeff Coached Win Over Clinton
Jeff football beat Clinton 12 0 with a first quarter safety and a fourth quarter run by Rick Fulton. Doug Keown gained 92 yards on 14 carries while Jeff's TDs came on a two yard plunge by Bob Miller and a 58 yard closing march.
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Regis Raptors Past Wahlert 13 7 In Dubuque
Regis Royals upset Wahlert 13 7 as Steve Havlik scored twice and Tom Engler set up the go ahead touchdown with a 25 yard punt return. Engler also had an 87 yard interception return negated by a clipping call.
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Mississippi Valley C. R. Jeff 21 Clinton 0 football score
Prep football results show Mississippi Valley Conference action with C. R. Jeff defeating Clinton 21 to 0. Numerous other districts reported scores including Central 40 Dubuque 7 and Cedar Rapids Prairie 24 Benton 7, with many games across Iowa listed.
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Marion Falls 27 13 To Indees In Wamac Clash
Independence defeated Marion 27 to 13 as Barry Black rushed for 143 yards and two scores including an 87 yard TD. Marion’s Jim Meggers added a 19 yard run for their late tally, while Indee moved to 2-0 in the league and led the standings with Tipton.
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How Top 10 Fared DES MOINES Iowa high school football results
AP roundup of Friday games in the Top Ten Iowa teams. East beat Mason City. Washington tied Cedar Rapids Kennedy. Dowling plays Hoover. Davenport Central beat Dubuque Wahlert. Burlington, Clarinda, Estherville, Ames posted wins. Keokuk and Sibley-Ocheyedan results noted.
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Beaman-Conrad blank Dysart-Geneseo 12 to 0 on road
Beaman-Conrad shutout Dysart-Geneseo 12 0, with Gary Smith scoring on an eight yard run in the third and Tom Ashton adding an 11 yard score in the fourth. Dysart-Geneseo failed to score as Beaman-Conrad dominated the second half after a 60 minute first half.
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Mullin Leads Nine-Catch Night at Kingston Stadium
Tom Mullin pulled in nine passes for 119 yards and a touchdown, with a 10 yard reception from Gary Martin Friday night at Kingston Stadium.
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Oelwein Tops Waverly 14-6 for Conference Tie
Oelwein Huskies moved into a share of the Northeast Iowa conference lead by beating highly ranked Waverly 14-6. Robb Fick scored on a five yard run and threw for another score, adding an extra point on a pass. This was Waverly’s first loss in 23 league games.
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Amana Girls Beat Clear Creek 15 to 1 in League Game
In Oxford the Amana girls softball team defeated Clear Creek 15 to 1 on Friday. Marz pitched a one hitter for the winners.
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Lancers blank Starmont 27 to 0 in season opener
Cedar Rapids LaSalle used a stingy defense to rout Starmont 27 0 Friday night for their second straight win. Tim Whitters connected with Bruce Frana and Charipar while Dan Ryan added three conversions as LaSalle pulled away after a scoreless second quarter.
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Regina Regals Dominate Linn-Mar 33-0 in Homecoming Win
Regina Regals overpower Linn-Mar 33 0 in East Central Iowa conference action. Jim O'Brien connected with Wayne Frantz for a 36 yard score and Steve Milder added two rushing touchdowns as Regina built a 27 0 lead by halftime. Linn-Mar stalled by penalties and a late fumble setback.
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