Panthers overpower Tipton 26 6 for WaMaC loss
Harlan's defense stymies Tipton as Steve Edwards shifts from quarterback to halfback and backs Stan Cowen and Tom Rieken aid a grinding attack. Panthers hand WaMaC leader their first conference loss, 26 to 6, Friday night.
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Panthers Fall After 19 Point Lead Vanishes
Dan Bauer of Monticello, a 48 year old grown man, battles Tipton's Joe Kopsa for a loose ball Friday night. The Little Panthers led 19-0 at halftime but lost 20-19, with Bauer accounting for 12 of Monticello's 19 points.
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Monticello Panthers Stun WaMac Leaders Tipton 26-6
Monticello under coach Dean Nelson upset league-leading Tipton 26-6 on the Tiger gridiron. Hubbard starred with 68 rushing yards and a first half TD as Kuhns added two PATs and a late score set the tone. Rieken and Edwards connected on multiple plays to fuel the offense while the defense clamped down in the second half.
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Maquoketa Valley Rolls Ed-Co 33-0 on Homecoming Night
Maquoketa Valley defeated Ed-Co 33-0 at Edgwood led by Owen Rentschler's three touchdowns and a 72 rushing yards night. Scott Ortberg added a QB sneak and a 23 yard pass to Gary Grimm as MV built a 20-0 halftime lead with strong defense and timely interceptions. The Wildcats host Stormont for homecoming tomorrow night.
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Ducks Hit Iowa Waters as Season Opens This Saturday
The State Conservation Commission announces the duck hunting season begins Saturday October 23. Despite a reduced bag limit under federal rules, good hunting is expected as many ducks migrate from northern breeding grounds. Shooting hours are sunrise to sunset with a four duck daily limit (eight in possession) excluding mergansers, and a ten coot daily limit (twenty in possession).
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