Demons use Power I to rout Panthers 28 0 in SEC clash
Mt. Pleasant's Washington Demons debut in Power I to crush the Panthers 28 to 0 at McMillan Field. Joe Hennigan ran 56 yards for a first-time TD under coach Dale Harter, while Dennis Pacha booted two field goals and Gary Carl led with 69 yards on 17 carries. The defense held Mt. Pleasant scoreless, with multiple interceptions and key tackles sealing the win.
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Eagle mistakes lead to 70 0 loss at Williamsburg
Keota Eagles suffer a 70 0 defeat at Williamsburg as penalties erase gains and blow out momentum. Coach Jim Gumbel cites repeated penalties and stalled drives, while Dennis Schmidt scores three long TDs for Williamsburg. Keota finishes with 81 rushing yards to Williamsburg’s 559 total yards, with players Peiffer Flynn and Gretter notable on defense. Keota hosts Montezuma next Friday seeking a third win.
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Warriors rebound to 34-8 over Van Buren in Wayland clash
Waco Warriors overcome a first quarter deficit to beat Van Buren 34-8. QB Bill Crawford scored three short-yardage TDs and paired with Dwain Alvine for 180 passing yards. Todd Sisco added a fourth quarter score and 57 rushing yards.
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Strife-Torn Yankees Top Dodgers 5-3 In World Series
In Los Angeles the strife ridden New York Yankees beat the Dodgers 5-3 to take a 2-1 lead in the World Series. Reggie Jackson and Mickey Rivers delivered key hits while Mike Torrez held Dodgers to seven hits with nine strikeouts. The win came amid manager Yankee fallout and player trade demands as hopes for a title rose.
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Friday High School Football Scores Snapshot
Washington topped Mt. Pleasant 28 to 0. Louisa-Muscatine beat Mediapolis 8 to 6. Fairfield won 39 to 7 over Ottumwa. Danville defeated Wapello 27 to 0. Columbus hammered Morning Sun 48 to 0. Mt. Vernon fell to Solon 19 to 14. New London rolled Winfield 47 to 0. Mt. Union blanked 0-0. Oskaloosa beat Keokuk 32 to 24. Pekin edged Cardinal 30 to 0. Sigourney defeated BGM 35 to 6. Waco beat Van Buren 34 to 8. Mid-Prairie beat Clear Creek 43 to 0.
Huskies roll past Lone Tree 35 7 in conference clash
Highland remains in the Southeast Iowa Conference race with a 35 to 7 win over Lone Tree Friday night at Highland. Jeff Davis rushed for 188 yards and two scores while adding three extra points. Dan Gerot led tacklers with 12 as Highland built a 27 0 halftime lead and faces L M next to control its title bid.
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Oskaloosa, Demons win SE seven tilts Friday night
Oskaloosa defeated Keokuk 32-24 as Steve Mirisin rushed 133 yards on 31 carries with a 19 yard TD and a 3 yard score. Washington shutout Mt. Pleasant 28-0, Fairfield beat Ottumwa 39-7, and Ft. Madison fell 12-0 to Notre Dame of Quincy in non league games.
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Bowling Court's Body Shop Triumphs In Local Bowling Meet
Results show Hogie 76, Washington Manufacturing 1, Days 2, State Farm 1, Ainsworth Corners 3, Steves Repair 0. Team high scores: Days 2196, Ainsworth Corners 2029. Individual leader Lucy Smith 575 with games 234. High averages list Lucy Smith 177 and Bobbie Boileau 152.
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Columbus Wildcats Rout Morning Sun 48-0 Homecoming
Jeff Austin threw two TD passes and fueled 476 yards of offense as Columbus romped Morning Sun 48-0 in Homecoming action. Kevin Hunter and Randy Allen scored twice, Dan Griffin and Chip Hoback added long runs, while Washington tribute Randy Allen and Mike Coon contributed receiving and return plays. Coaches cited 0-for-8 PATs as the lone blemish as Columbus improves to 5-1, faces New London next.
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Mid-Prairie routs Clear Creek 43-0 in home win
Mid-Prairie Hawks dominated Clear Creek 43-0 to move to 4-2. Dave Showalter returned a punt 75 yards for a TD, James Erb set up scores, and Tim Harland connected on a 55 yard TD pass to Erb. R. Murphy added three extra points as the defense held the Clippers to 91 total yards. Next week the Hawks host Wilton.
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Friday Mixers League Bowling Scores and Standings
The Friday Mixers League lists team standings with Riff-Raffs Jokers Whoops Aces Pat and Marys Fireballs Nuggetts Alley Cats and more. Top team series belong to 4 Aces 1982 with 1982 total and Whoops 1901. individual leaders include Peggy Young 515 Jerry Fisher 585 and games Diana Henry 213 Bob Varney 203.
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