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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1977

Page

6

Opportunity knocks Hounds respond 23-16

Fort Madison Bloodhounds trumped Washington 23-16 at Case Field to seize second place in the Southeast Seven Conference. Neu rushed for 101 yards and scored, McKowen threw two touchdowns and a 57-yard pass, while Pacha added a field goal and Vogel another score in a game defined by three key breaks in the third quarter.

The Evening Journal Fort Madison Bloodhounds Washington Case Field Bloodhounds Marty McKowen Tim Vogel Dennis Pacha Demons Gary Carr Kevin Readshaw Ft. Madison Hounds McKowen Mark Genkinger Genkinger Les Neu Neu Dale Harter Doug Anderson Demon Brian Krogmeier Jeff Leech Vogel Pacha Larry Meierotto Tony Beger Carl Gregg Horn Wayne Johanson Marvin Sojka Matt Nemmers Andy Ross

County Line Club at Sacha Hobby Show

The County Line Club will host a bake sale table at the Sacha Hobby Craft and Food Show on Saturday October 29 at Ainsworth School. Members should bring their item between 8 and 9 a.m.

County Line Club Sacha Ainsworth

Mid-Prairie Routs Wilton 40 to 2 in Lopsided Victory

Mid-Prairie Golden Hawks overwhelm Wilton Beavers 40-2 with a fast start led by Dave Showalter who scored on a 70 yard run and a 65 yard return. Tim Harland and James Erb connected for a 30 yard TD, Dave Billups returned a fumble for a score, and the defense forced a safety. Showalter totaled 101 rushing yards and 88 receiving yards. Erb had 11 tackles. Hawks rise to 5-2 and travel to Solon next.

The Evening Journal Mid-Prairie Beavers Showalter Ronnie Murphy Hawks Tim Harland Tom Gingerich Murphy Dave Billups Beaver Wilton Jerry Griffith Harland James Erb Dave Showalter Solon

Wildcats Burden New London 35 to 14 in SIC clash

Columbus Wildcats dominated New London 35 14 to stay in the SIC race. QB Chuck Clark ran for three touchdowns and led 161 rushing yards while Chip Hoback added 161 yards on 25 carries. Wildcats totaled 447 ground yards and 12 in the air as Green starred on defense. Next week they host Mediapolis.

The Evening Journal Columbus Wildcats New London Ron Ball Andrew Vaughan Scott Flam Wildcats Chip Hoback Mike Coon Bob Currie Columbus Raul Herrera Chuck Clark Randy Ellen Clark Ronnie Green Duane Hiller Hoback Wildcat Green Mediapolis

L-M Dominates Highland 30-7 To Sink Huskies

Louisa-Muscatine handed Highland a 30-7 defeat Friday night, dropping Highland to 5-2 while L-M rose to 5-2. The Falcons, led by Roger Snyder and Tom O'Toole, built a second half surge after a 7-6 halftime lead, intercepting four passes and capitalizing on two fumbles. Highland’s lone TD came on a flea flicker from Paul Waldschmidt to Kirk Soukup, with Jeff Davis finishing the play. Highland hosts Danville next week.

Evening Journal Highland Louisa-Muscatine Southeast Iowa Huskies L-M Columbus Danville Falcons Paul Waldschmidt Kirk Soukup Jeff Davis Davis L M Roger Snyder Tom O'Toole Huskie Mark Stout Scott Johnston Neal Megdelsen Randy Rhodes Soukup

Ostomates Meet in Cedar Rapids on October 27

The Iowa City Area Ostomates hold their monthly meeting October 27 at St. Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids in Room A starting 7:30 p.m. Guest speaker Dwight Martin discusses Legal Liabilities. A brief business meeting and refreshments follow. all ostomates their families and friends invited.

Ostomates Iowa City Area St. Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids Dwight Martin

Warriors roll to 29 2 victory at Tri County

Waco defeated Tri County 29 to 2 in Blackhawk Conference action at Thornburg. Todd Sisco rushed 154 yards on 13 carries with two rushing touchdowns and a two point conversion, while Bill Crawford added two four yard TD runs and 134 passing yards on 7 of 15 attempts. Defensive standouts included Keith Nebel with 12 tackles and a fumble recovery, Merlin Boshart with 10 tackles and an interception.

the Evening Journal Todd Sisco Bill Crawford Waco Tri-County Blackhawk Thornburg Sisco Warriors Crawford Kevin Rose Brian Bergstorm Ken Sherman Doyle Greiser Warrior Dwain Alvine Keith Nebel Merlin Boshart Greiser Alvine Mike Wells Tom Bernan

Montezuma Tops Keota Eagles 16 6 Behind Allen's Grounding

Montezuma defeats Keota 16 to 6 as Bruce Allen leads with 183 rushing yards and a 77 yard opening run and a 3 yard fourth quarter TD. Keota scores late on a Bermel to Adams 27 yard TD pass. Keota dominates in first downs 13 to 6 and total yards 273 to 250.

the Evening Journal Keota Eagles Montezuma Eagles Bruce Allen Allen Keota John Bermel Rich Adams Bill Flynn Carl Peiffer John Henderson

Auction Schedule For Farms And Estates In Iowa

A detailed list of upcoming auctions across Iowa includes a Winfield body shop sale on November 4 starting at 6 pm, a 179 acre farm near Iowa City on November 4 at 10:30 am, and estate land auction on Hwy 21 near What Cheer on November 5 at 1:30 pm. Also listed are a 141.69 acre estate near West Burlington starting November 5 at 11 am, real estate and personal property auction at 619 North 5th St in Washington on November 5 at 10 am, notables at Roth Auction House Wayland on November 8 at 6:30 pm, and Wayland Pearl Street/Adams Street property on November 12 at 12:30 pm. Weekly livestock sales occur at Wayland, Kalona, Washington, Ollie, Columbus Junction, and Wapello markets on specified days with start times around 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm.

Winfield Iowa Marvin Hill Iowa City Frytown Earl B. Weekes What Cheer Pearl E. Molyneux West Burlington Lawrence H. Finke North 5Th St Washington Perry L. Jordan Roth Auction House Wayland Hwy 78 Pearl Street Adams Street Ida Conrad Kalona

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