Grinnell slams door on valiant Demon effort
Grinnell Tigers rallied to edge the Washington Demons 15 to 14 at Case Field after a tight second quarter, with Grinnell scoring on a late fourth quarter drive to take the lead and hold on as time expired. Washington showed early promise with two first-half touchdowns before Grinnell answered.
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Washington
Demons
Case Field
Grinnell Tigers
Grinnell
Brian Keedy
Doug Farrier
John McCarthy
Steve Hackbarth
Jeff Hibler
Ron Mullikin
Terry Renoux
McCarthy
Mike Hopkins
Mark Bowman
Randy Reavis
Tigers
George Dale
Randy McCurry
Hibler
Demon
Mullikin
Farrier
Hoyle
Kevin Paul
Dale
Renoux
Sobaski
Kelvin Moore
Paul White
Watson
Orris
White
Roth
McCurry
Reavis
Carney Loucks
Keedy
Keota Eagles end season with winless 0-9 record
Keota Eagles fell 264 to Iowa Valley in the final game as coach David Sturm praised their effort despite missed scoring chances inside the 20. Jeff Temple totaled 66 yards on 16 carries with 11 tackles, Myron Hammess added 28 yards on 7 carries, and defenders Ken Holland Pat Jager and Randy Bomber made plays including a fumble recovery and a pick. With five seniors, Sturm eyed a bright next year.
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Keota Eagles
Iowa Valley
David Sturm
Eagles
Jeff Temple
Myron Hammess
Ken Holland
Pat Jager
Randy Bomber
Sturm
Mid - Prairie
Warrior
Hawks
Hochstedler
Hershberger
Jim Berg
Waco
Tim Schlatter
Warriors
Arbogast
Roth
Ken Troyer
Davis
Sisco
Duane Tolander
Mark Boshart
Blackhawk
Mt. Vernon
Columbus
Huskies
Tom McFarland
Wildcat
Syd
Wildcats
Highland
Jeff Carey
Joel Greene
Craig Carey
Soach Woep
Bowton
Mike Lord
Leonard Corpman
Tom Carson
Jeff Schott
Phil Colbert
Randy Davis
Mike Krantz
Woepking
Gridiron playoffs settled for season
United Press International reports the 1973 high school football playoffs near completion with Dowling undefeated in 4A and likely facing Southeast Polk due to geography. Semifinals set include Waterloo East vs Davenport Central, Lemars Central vs Decorah, Atlantic vs DeWitt Central, Britt vs Postville, Manning vs Mount Vernon, and Class A pairings Wall Lake vs Allison-Bristow, Redfield-Dexfield vs Pleasantville.
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United Press Internationa
Iowa High School Athletic Association
West Des Moines Dowling
Southeast Polk
Dowling
HSA
West Des Moines
Waterloo East
Davenport Central
Lemars Central
Webster City
Decorah
Atlantic
DeWitt Central
Britt
Postville
Manning
Mount Vernon
Wall Lake
Allison-Bristow
Redfield-Dexfield
Pleasantville
IHSAA
Kinnick Stadium
Iowa City
Waterloo
Decorah Atlantic
Allison-Bristow Redfield - Dexfield
Mike Andrews Cleared Waivers by A’s Unconditional Release
Oakland star Mike Andrews, key figure in the 1973 World Series, was put on waivers and went unclaimed before receiving unconditional release from the World Champion Athletics. Andrews had been released by the White Sox earlier in 1973 and joined the A’s as a free agent on July 31.
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Oakland
UPI
Mike Andrews
Oakland A's
Andrews
A's
Chicago White Sox
A’s
Top Ten High School Grid Victories Weekend Summary
United Press International lists top 10 teams by wins. West Des Moines Dowling routed Waterloo Columbus 46, Sioux City Heelan 34-15 over Sioux Falls Washington, Iowa City 35-6 over Clinton, Southeast Polk 22-14 over Pella, Cedar Rapids Washington 28-14 over Iowa City West, Avo Ha 61-12 over Elk Horn Kimballton, Manson 31-13 over Lake City, Waco Olds 46-35 over Mid Prairie, Hamburg 43-0 over Farragut, Manning 0-14 to Manilla, others noted as completed seasons or upcoming games.
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United Press International
Des Moines
Dowling
Waterloo Columbus
Waterloo East
Waterloo West
Davenport Central
Rock Island
Sioux City
Heelan
Sioux Falls Washington
Iowa City
Clinton
Webster City
Des Moines North
Southeast Polk
Pella
Cedar Rapids Washington
Iowa City West
Dubuque
Sioux Center
Postville
Britt
Avo-Ha
Elk Horn-Kimballton
Manson
Lake City
Wall Lake
Lohrville
Waco
Olds
Mid-Prairie
Hamburg
Farragut
Manning
Manilla
Prep Scores From Iowa High School Football Week
Mediapolis 52 Danville 14 Midland 20 Northeast Goose Lake 14 Vinton 28 Monticello 6 Waco Olds 46 Mid Prairie 35 Dyersville Beckman 42 Stormont 0 Montezuma 28 Williamsburg 7 Wapello 43 Winfield Union 8 Ida Grove 3 Missouri Valley 0 HLV 32 BGM 0 South Tama 43 Albia 18 Belle Plaine 29 English Valley Benton 13 North Tama 8 Center Point 14 Springfield 12 Alburnette 22 Ed-Co 6 Central City 27 Maquoketa Valley 18 West Union North 6 South Winneshiek 0 Baxter 20 Lisbon 14 Davenport Central 29 Rock Island 6 LeMars Central 25 Storm Lake v Sioux City Heelan 34 Sioux Falls Washington 15 Des Moines East 21 Sioux City North 12 Bayard 9 Woodward-Granger 7 Hartley 27 Maurice Orange City 8 Lamont 52 Bedford 8 Humboldt 36 Jefferson 0 Fort Madison 20 Keokuk 6
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Mediapolis
Danville
Midland
Goose Lake
Vinton
Monticello
Waco Olds
Mid Prairie
Dyersville
Beckman
Stormont
Montezuma
Williamsburg
Wapello
Winfield Mount Union
Ida Grove
Missouri Valley
HLV
South Tama
Albia
Belle Plaine
English Valley
Benton
North Tama
Center Point
Springfield
Alburnette
Ed-Co
Central City
Maquoketa Valley
West Union North
South Winneshiek
Baxter
Lisbon
Davenport Central
Rock Island
LeMars Central
Storm Lake
Sioux City Heelan
Sioux Falls
Washington
Des Moines East
Sioux City North
Bayard
Woodward-Granger
Hartley
Maurice Orange City
Waco Falls Short of Playoffs After Final Victory
Waco Warriors cap an undefeated regular season with a 46-35 win over rival Mid-Prairie but miss the state playoffs as losses and a tie by previous opponents knock them out. Mt. Vernon earns Southeast Iowa AA bid as Waco and Mid-Prairie state their season ends.
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Marty Chebuhar
Mid - Prairie
Waco Warriors
Wellman
Warriors
Waco
Lloyd Sisco
Sigourney
Pekin
Central
Argyle
Warsaw
Ill
van Buren
Burlington
Notre Dame
Warrior
Mt. Vernon
Southeast Iowa
Hawk
John Strain
Gary Hochstedler
Tony Hartley
Hochstedler
Milan Roth
Mid- Prairie
Ed Anderson
Doran Conrad
Roth
Anderson
Clayton Hershberger
Troyer
Arbogast
Women's Bowling Pat & Mary's Lead With Car Set
In a Wednesday bowling meet Pat & Mary's topped four teams including Carson and Shamrock Inn with 4 2 0 results, while Squire Shoppe and Ainsworth State Bank split. High scores name Pat & Mary's 2537 team series and 931 game, with P. McGill 512 and J. Selman 195 leading an active field.
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Pat & Mary's
Carson
Shamrock Inn
Jack & Jill
Roe
Jack's
Squire Shoppe
Ainsworth State Bank
Jack’s
Shamrock
P. McGill
J. Shelman
J. Selman
C. Duwa
Bowling results and top scorers from Friday league
Wolfe Pack nN 4 Aces 9 Whoops 8 Pat and Marys 7 Fireballs 7 Alley Cats 7 Riff Raffs 6 Nuggets 6 results show Whoops 3 Nuggets 0 Riff Raffs 2 Fireballs 1 4 Aces 2 Alley Cats 1 Wolfe Pack 2 Pat and Marys 1 team series led by 4 Aces 1887 Alley Cats 1785 team game Alley Cats 646 4 Aces 668 individual series Bob Wolfe 539 Fairy Sampson 495 individual game Terry Ellis George Horn 212 Fairy Sampson 181.
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Wolfe Pack
Pat & Mary's
Fireballs
Alley Cats
Aces
Bob Wolfe
Fairy Sampson
Terry Ellis
George Horn
Columbus Wins SEI Crown With 20-3 Victory Over Huskies
Columbus Community Wildcats upset Highland Huskies 20 to 3 to claim the Southeast Iowa Conference title. The undefeated Wildcats forced two interceptions, held Highland to 195 rushing yards, and featured a turning 88 yard TD by Joel Greene in the fourth period.
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Jeff Hoyle
Tiger
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Keota Town Valley
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Rick Bush
Paul Reed
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Dave Siefex
Columbus Community Wildcats
Highland Huskies
Columbus Community
Warren Woepking
Terry Bowton
Dave Steele
Mike Krartz
Huskie
Sam Smith
Ron Orris
Jeff Schrader
Garth Murry
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