Fort Madison Bloodhounds rout Demons at Case Field
Fort Madison overwhelmed Washington 50 to 7 at Case Field to stay unbeaten in the Southeast Seven Conference. The Hounds built a 14 0 halftime lead and pulled away in the fourth quarter with a string of fumbles, passes, and a long kickoff return by Doug Farrier. Washington briefly threatened in the third but could not sustain offense as Fort Madison rushed for 257 yards to the Demons 121.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
Washington Demons
Case Field
Washington
Pat Mahoney
Kevin LaValle
Hounds
Rick Meyers
Bloodhounds
Mattison
Doug Farrier
Dan Stewart
Demons
Sparks
Ron Mullikin
Hound
Jeff Walsinger
Doughty
Terry Roth
Ernie Dawson
Mike Basham
Anderson
Demon
LaValle
Basham
Libe
Roth
Dawson
Orris
Mullikin
Keedy
Hoyle
Mahoney
Farrier
Bob Arnold
Renoux
Hibler
Rarrier
McCarthy
James
Stewart
Steve Hackbarth
Columbus Wildcats Roll Over L M With Five Touchdowns
Columbus Community Wildcats overpower L & M 40-8 to notch seventh win. Dale Mougin sparked the early scoring with a 1-yard run, while Jeff Carey connected on a 43-yard pass to Denny Wagner for a pair of touchdowns. Garth Murry added four extra points and a long punt, and Joel Greene plus Randy Murry boosted the tally with late scores. The defense intercepted twice and forced a fumble as Columbus held L & M to no points in the second half. Next up, Winfield Mt. Union at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Muscatine
Columbus Community Wildcats
Columbus
Warren Woepking
Wildcat
Dale Mougin
Jim Barnes
Wildcats
Jeff Carey
Denny Wagner
Garth Murry
Joel Greene
Craig Carey
Randy Murry
Garth
Winfield Mt. Union
Columbus L&m
Seaver Facing Hunter In World Series Showdown
In Oakland today Seaver aims to clinch the Mets second title in five seasons against Jim Catfish Hunter as rain threatens the Bay Area. A 4 p.m. EDT start for Game Six with Mets leading 3-2. potential Game Seven Sunday if needed. Reggie Jackson hails Seaver while noting his playoff and World Series track record.
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Oakland
UPI
Seaver
New York Mets
Bay Area
Jim “Catfish” Hunter
Oakland A's
Mets
Jon Matlack
Ken Holtzman
A's
Reggie Jackson
China
Hunter
Reds
Cincinnati
New York
Hawks rout Wilton Mid-Prairie 59 in Wellman Friday night
Troyer scored three touchdowns on 60, 4 and 26 yard runs to power the Golden Hawks to a 59 15 victory over Wilton Mid-Prairie as they improve to 6 1. Stout Yotty Hartley Hochstedler Redlinger and Berg added scores and Hochstedler intercepted twice as Mid-Prairie totaled 470 yards while Wilton threw 36 times. Hawks travel to Solon next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawks
Wilton Mid-Prairie
Wilton
Wellman
Sen Troyer
Golden Hawk
Hawk
Rob Stout
Doug Yotty
Tony Hartley
Gary Hochstedler
Hochstedler
Scott Redlinger
Jim Berg
Mid-Prairie
Troyer
Clayton Hershberger
Solon
Bloodhounds and Panthers Set for Conference Showdown
Madison ties Mt. Pleasant for first after a 50-7 win over Washington while Fairfield locks third with 30-6 over Oskaloosa in Southeast Seven. Keokuk beats Ottumwa 22-16 in non league. Mt. Pleasant hosts Mason City tonight as Ft. Madison and Panthers loom toward next Friday clash at Mt. Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AY. Madison
Mt. Pleasant
Washington
Fairfield
Oskaloosa
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Mason City
Bloodhounds
Demons
Ft. Madison
Panthers
Kyle Gilpin
Mike Bartruff
Dennis Roland
Trojan
Gilpin
Indians
Steve Smith
Pearl Smith
Roland
Dave Purdue
Mike Mueller
Jeff Krause
Ken Buffcorn
Bill Land
Dave Wessel
Montezuma Routs Keota 61-0 For seventh Keota loss
Montezuma dominated Keota 61 to nothing Friday night as Ken Smith and Mark Baethey combined for five touchdowns. Keota’s defense, led by Jeff Temple, Pete Temple, and Doug Jagger with 27 tackles, struggled throughout. Keota travels to BGM next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montezuma
Keota Eagles
Ken Smith
Mark Baethey
Eagles
Sturm
Jeff Temple
Pete Temple
Doug Jagger
Bgm
Keota
Harold Jackson shines as Rams aim 6-0 at Packers
Harold Jackson, once an Eagles star, fuels the Los Angeles Rams as they pursue a 6-0 start against the Green Bay Packers. Jackson, praised as "All World" after a four touchdown game, faces Willie Buchanan’s top-rated Packers secondary, with other NFL Week action including Bills at Dolphins and Dolphins vs Simpson in play for AFC East lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Carnicelli
UPI
Philadelphia Eagles
Harold Jackson
Jackson
Los Angeles
Roman Gabriel
Rams
Dallas Cowboys
Green Bay Packers
Charlie Waters
Cowboys
Packers
Willie Buchanan
Buffalo
Miami
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Houston
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
New York Giants
Dallas
New England
Chicago
New York Jets
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
San Francisco
Atlanta
San Diego
Baltimore
Detroit
Oakland
Denver
Dolphins
O. J. Simpson
Simpson
Bills
Jim Brown
Sid Gillman
Bill Peterson
Browns
Warriors crush Waco as Eldon romps to 69 12 win
Eldon’s Warriors blazed past Waco 69 12 at Wayland extending their unbeaten run to six wins. Fleet Milan Roth rushed for 243 yards on 15 carries and scored five times in a dominant offensive display. Ed Anderson tossed four TD passes and added a rushing score as Eldon totaled 499 yards with 300 on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Cardinal
Eldon
Wayland
Fleet Milan Roth
Ed Anderson
Warrior
Anderson
Craig Dare
Tom Arbogast
Roth
Tim Schlatter
Comets
Brian Phillips
Steve Winston
Doug McCarroll
Gary Messer
Hector Urbano
Warriors
Arbogast
How top ten teams fared
United Press International lists results of top ten teams. Dowling and East post strong wins, Cedar Falls narrowly loses, and Mount Vernon dominates West Branch with 49 0. Several games note Saturday matchups and regional pairings across Iowa with teams like Heelan, Marshalltown, and Mason City in action.
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United Press International
West Des Moines
Dowling
Des Moines
Lincoln
Waterloo East
Waterloo Central
Sioux City Heelan
Omaha
Davenport Central
East Moline
Iowa City
Dubuque
Webster City
Iowa Falls
Cedar Falls
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids Washington
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Southeast Polk
South Tama
Mount Pleasant
Mason City
Mount Vernon
West Branch
Sioux Center
Maurice
Orange City
Postville
Monona
Montezuma
Keota
Britt Osage
Manson
Gilmore City
Wall Lake
Pomeroy
Central Elkader
West Union North
Clinton
Dubuque Hempstead
Town City West
Muscatine
West Central
Fayette
Applington
Parkersburg
Prairie City
Monroe
Lincoln Stanwood
East Dubuque Illinois
One Thousand Dollars Raised for March of Concern in Kalona
The 1973 March of Concern by the Mid-Prairie Council of Churches netted about $1000, to aid the Heifer Project Indian Childrens Fund and Meals-on-Wheels. Fifty-six walkers covered eight miles from Kalona to Wellman, with Steve Schaefer the youngest and Rev. Leroy Bergthold the eldest, finishing at sixteen miles and $168.60. Several participants raised over $70 each, and Beta Sigma Phi activity followed with meetings and social events in Wellman and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Way
Kalona
March of Concern
Mid-Prairie Council of Churches
Indian Childrens Fund
Wellman
Steve Schaefer
Warren Schaefers
Leroy Bergthold
Kevin Kaalberg
Valerie Spicher
Phil McAndrew
Tata Beta Chapter
Randy Bates
Richard Hancock
Beta Sigma Phi
Town City
Bob Yoder
John Strain
Bishop Sheen
Dale Carnerge
Gene Johnson
Dave Teets
Jean Passmore
Neil Strabala
Ed Zahradnek
Maureen Strabala
Raymond Yetty
Robert Berane
Maurice Strabala
Wino Strabala
Harry Strabala
Warren Grout
Marvin Yetty
Lee Harland and Jeff
Robert Stumpf
Irvin Grout
Robert
Various Prep Scores From United Press Internatic
A long list of prep football scores from Iowa and nearby areas reported by United Press Internatic includes Emmetsburg 33 over Cherokee 22, Storm Lake 21 over Spirit Lake 12, Hartley 40 over Aurelia 6, and many others such as West Des Moines Dowling 25 over Des Moines Lincoln 23. The page also notes a separate story about Xaviera Hollander losing an appeal against a deportation order in Toronto.
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United Press Internatic
Emmetsburg
Cherokee
Storm Lake
Spirit Lake
Sibley
Sheldon
Estherville
Hartley
Aurelia
Alta
Milford
Harris Lake Park
Paullina
Primghar
Sutherland
West Bend
Ruthven
Clay Central
Mallard
Manson
Gilmore City
Bradgate
Remson Union
Willow
Floyd Valley
Sanborn
Sioux City East
Sioux City North
LeMars Gehlen
West Sioux
Lawton Bronson
Anthon Oto A
HLV
Williamsburg St. Ansgar
Nashua
Wapsie Valley
Fredericksburg
Jesup
Turkey Valley
Wellsburg
Dike
Fort Madison
Washington
Fairfield
Oskaloosa
Marion
Tipton
Reinbeck
Dysart Geneseo
Southeast Polk
South Tama
BGM
Belle Plaine
Mediapolis
Wapello
Des Moines Dowling
Des Moines
Lincoln
Des Moines East
Hoover
Ankeny
Boone
Snyder
Indianola
Toronto
UPI
Xaviera Hollander
Immigration Appeal Board
Xaviera
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Brian Romine
Arnold
Reedy
Seaver, Hunter
Ft. Madison Fairfield Keokuk
Washington Oskaloosa
NFL
Warriors Breeze Waco
Avo-Ha - Walnut
Ulds
Manning
Denison
A. J. Haberman
Mabel Schonauer
Nick Nosbish
Tipton Manor
Fred Mishler
John R. Knepp
C. Jay Miller
Jon Flatt
Colleen
Newberry
Mich
Alvin Stutzman
Nappaunee
Ind
Clayton Knepp
Odebolt Arthur
Westwood
Sargeant Bluff
Whiting
Eastwood
Meridan Cleghorn
Holstein
West Monona
Dows
Alden
Dumont
Clarksville
East Buchanan
Ed-Co
Starmont
UNI
Independence
West Delaware
Alburnette
Springfield
Durant
Clear Creek
MFL
Decorah
Crestwood
Wilton Junction
Manilla
Coon Rapids
Lake View
Auburn
Galva
Dunlap
Charter Oke Ute
Dodge
Beamer Dingarey
Peron
Maple Val
Plainview
Randolph
Carroll
Everly
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