Demons Pound Muskies In 25 6 Victory At Case Field
Washington Demons surge to their first win of the season defeating Muscatine Muskies 25 to 6 at Case Field. Key moments include Jim Dougall recovering a punt for a 24 yard return and Bill Schooley powering in a TD, with Ray Porter and Jim Doughty delivering on receiving. Washington outgained Muscatine 350 total yards to 257 and seized control in the second half en route to the decisive victory.
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Warriors roll to dominant start with big scoring surge
Waco's Warriors, a top rated grid squad, have 244 points against opponents 25 through five games. They boast 2,293 total yards, 37 touchdowns, and 458 yards per game. Quarterback Ken Brimhall has 86 percent completions, 42 of 52 for 19 TDs and 1,220 yards. Pass targets Meyer Eichelberger and Seberg exceed 200 receiving yards. Brimhall adds 373 rushing yards and three touchdowns. Meyer leads with 55 points. Brimhall 39. Seberg and Eichberger 36 each. Roth 31.
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Ward family leaves for Redwood City home
Ten years ago today Mr and Mrs R E Ward and their two daughters Barbara and Ruth left for their California home in Redwood City Ruth Ann Ward was the honored guest at a birthday party at the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs E E Ward last evening
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U High Beats Mid Prairie 12 7 in Friday Football
U High defeated Mid Prairie 12 to 7 in a tight black-ice clash. John Macqueen ran 18 yards for the first score, Dave Barnes scored from the one, and Mid Prairie coach Kos kicked the extra point. Mid Prairie logged 14 first downs and 192 rushing yards while U High had 7 first downs and 94 rushing yards. Mid Prairie connected on 3 of 25 passes, U High 5 of 24, with two interceptions for Mid Prairie and three fumbles by Mid Prairie.
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Waco Dominates West Burlington In 46 Point Shutout
Waco Warriors routed West Burlington 46 to 0 on their home field. Ken Brimhall threw for 35 yards to Gary Eichelberger for the opener, later connecting with Fletcher on a 25 yard score. Brimhall totaled two extra points, and Waco led 34 0 at halftime.
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Hogan benches Palmer in Ryder Cup fourball
UPI reports on Friday’s Ryder Cup action as captain Ben Hogan benched Arnold Palmer for the morning fourball, citing no reason. Palmer, Dickenson, and partner Gene Littler later won twice, while British pairings struggled as Jacklin and Thomas added two points for Great Britain.
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Caldwell Paces Hawks To Win Over Chicago Bulls
Joe Caldwell starred for the Hawks in a 126-99 victory over the Bulls as Caldwell hit 12 field goals and 2 free throws for 26 points. The win extended Atlanta’s fivegame streak and put them ahead in the Western Division. Zelmo Beaty added 22 points Len Wilkens 20 while Seattle fell and San Diego beat Seattle 121-114 behind John Block and Walt Hazzard.
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Fairfield Defeats Ottumwa in Southeast Six Action
Fairfield overpowers Ottumwa 27 to 0 as Mike Stoll leads with a 77 yard drive and a 60 yard march. Keokuk hands Mt. Pleasant its first loss since 1957 with fumble return and rushing scores, while Mt. Pleasant answers with a 25 yard TD by Ron Deck and a late 66 yard run by Randy Russell. Washington tops Muscatine 25 to 6. Fort Madison beats Centerville 14 to 0. Davis County falls to Oskaloosa 21 to 0 in other league games.
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Giants Aim To End 11-Game Winless Slump Against Packers
Giants coach Allie Sherman seeks first win over Vince Lombardi and the Packers who hold an 11-game winning streak including eight pre season games. Bart Starr out due to injuries, Zeke Bratkowski to start at QB as New York faces a tough slate of games with Fran Tarkenton leading the league in total offense. The Cardinals, Browns, Bears, Cowboys, and others also clash in a Sunday spread.
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Winfield-Mt. Union Beats Columbus in Friday Football Clash
Winfield-Mt. Union defeated Columbus Community 13 to 7 at Columbus Junction Friday night. Klopfenstein sprinted 80 yards for the opening score for Winfield. Widmer caught a 55 yard pass from Crawford for the second touchdown in the third period. Columbus answered in the same period as Meeker plunged in from the one yard line.
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