Demons fall to Oskaloosa 13 12 in late rally
Washington Demons lose 13-12 at Oskaloosa after leading 12-0 late in the first half. Foster directs the polecat offense for the Indians and kicks the deciding point after with 53 seconds left in the second quarter. Washington to face Grinnell next and finish at Case Field.
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McCarthy
Crawford
Roth
Randy Knorr
Jim Ross
Matt Sojka
Marty Sojka
Rich
Osky
Harter
Grinnell
Case Field
Rated prep teams show power as grid season nears end
United Press International reports a near-final weekend where most rated high school football teams triumphed. Des Moines Lincoln suffered a 20-8 defeat to West Des Moines Valley while West Des Moines Dowling led by 6-0 in the league awaits a possible share of the title.
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United Press International
Des Moines
Lincoln
Wapsie Valley
Railsplitters
West Des Moines Valley
West Des Moines Dowling
Des Moines North Tonight
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Denver
Surlington
Macomb
Ill
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Heelan
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Washington
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Waterloo West
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Sioux Center
Pekin
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Allison-Bristow
Plainfield
Rock Valley
Boyden-Hull
NFL bars WFL stars signings roils Shula and Dolphins
NFL Commission Pete Rozelle blocked signings of unemployed World Football League players including star trio Larry Csonka Paul Warfield and Jim Kiick drawing fire from Don Shula owner of the Dolphins. Shula blamed the ruling for denying returns of Csonka Warfield and Kiick while Cal Hill and Ted Kwalick were also affected. Hill is injured for the year with a broken leg.
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NFL
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Miami Dolphins
WFL
Shula
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Paul Warfield
Rozelle
Calvin Hill
Ted Kwalick
49Ers
Hill
Dallas Cowboys
Bowling Scores Report From Rubio Bank Brighton Meet
Thursday results show teams including Rubio Bank of Brighton and Washington Transfer with scores 28 to 25. Winners include Goedken Insurance 21 percent and Edwards Real Estate at Mineart's Appliance 13 Booth's Grocery. High team series Transfer 1994 and Goodken 1974. Georges 701 and Transfer 684 lead team games. Individual leaders include Helen Wilson 522, 225 game. Maxine Steele 501, Vivian Anderson 192.
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Washington Transfer
Tim's Feed & Supply
George's Body Shop
Goedken Ins
Edwards Real Estate
Mineart’s
Booth’s Grocery
Goedken
Edwards
Georges
Booths
Tims
Minearts
Transfer
Rubio Bank
Goodken
Helen Wilson
Maxine Steele
Vivian Anderson
Columbus Wildcats Rally To Beat Louisa Muscatine 21 8
Columbus Wildcats top Louisa Muscatine 21 to 8 in a Southeast Iowa Conference game. Tim Hendel starred with a 90 yard fumble return for a score and Ron Orris added key runs and a kickoff. Columbus outgained 340 to 225 total yards while LM posted 143 passing yards to Columbus 22. Next Friday Columbus hosts Winfield in Dad's Night action.
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Louisa Muscatine
Danville
Iowa
Columbus
Dick Owens
Ron Orris
Wildcats
Rob Williams
Bill Burroughs
Tim Heindel
L-M
Ron Monahan
Bryan Meeker
Warren Woepking
Tim Hendel
Robb Williams
Jeff Clark
Mark Pugh
Keith Loyd
Ron Green
Jay
Ted Carrell Orris
Bell
Owens
Keith Krenz
Don Townsend
Carr
Winfield
Kos breaks 1000 yards as Mid-Prairie routs Solon
Mid-Prairie dominates Solon 26 to 0 in EMC action. Kos rushes 199 yards to lift season total to 1,050 as Hawks pile up 337 yards, with Hochstedler returning a fumble 77 yards and adding a 17 yard TD pass. MP improves to 5 3 overall and 5 2 EIHC, hosting Waco next.
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Evening Journal
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Iowa Hawkeye
Kevin Kos
Hawks
Solon
Spartans
Mt. Vernon
West Branch
Kos & Co
Kos
Terry Beckley
Randy Maas
Randy
Herm) Hochstedler
Spartan
Bones) Hochstedler
Beckley
Lamar Miller
Dave Billups
Jay Thrapp
Paul van Zile
Hawk
Tom Miller
Waco
Wellman
Bowling League Results and High Scores
Friday results show Fireballs 1 beat Whoops 2 while 4 Aces 2 topped Jokers 1 Pat and Mary's 2 defeated Riff-Raffs 1 Nuggetts 1 and Alley Cats 2. Team series Nuggets 1915 4 Aces 1913 with Nuggetts 719 over 665. Individual leaders Pat Hunt 481 Jerry Fisher 586. Pat Hunt 182 high game. SWAT leads with 1992 team series Funni Farmers 1749 team game SWAT 688 684. Mike Moore 575 Lucy Smith 520 Indi Smith 212.
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Nuggets
Pat Hunt
Jerry Fisher
Mel Koenig
Swat OU
Fogies
Jj's
KC Bombers
Miss Fits
Funni Farmers
SWAT
U. Fogies
Mike Moore
Lucy Smith
Pat & Mary's
Fairfield Wins SE Seven Crown In Undefeated Season
Fairfield Trojans clinched the Southeast Seven Conference title with a perfect 5–0 league mark after a hard fought 19 point fourth quarter rally against Keokuk. Dan Buch, Steve Smith and Ron Lamansky starred as Fairfield built a 1218 halftime lead and finished atop a three way second place tie as league play ended. Fort Madison defeated Mt Pleasant 13–7, Oskaloosa edged Washington 13–12, with Emard passing to Bartlett and Lamansky scoring late in the day securing the final standings.
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Evening Journal
Washington Demons
Oskaloosa
Mike Foster
Washington
Demons
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Indians
Foster
Mike Roth
Roth
Sean O'Hanlon
William Penn College
Fairfield’s. Trojans
Keokuk Chiefs
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Dan Buch
Smith
Mike O’blenness
Chris Welker
O'Blenness
Tim Kelly
Steve Smith
O'Bienness
Kelly
Trojan
Ron Lamansky
Mike Arndt
Lamansky
Fort Madison
Mt. Pleasant
Lonnie Emard
Don Bartlett
Bob Stauffer
Emdard
Hounds
Kim Starman
Steve Yarman
Huskies crush WMU 500 in high scoring Friday tilt
Highland buried Winfield Mt. Union 500 as Dean Love rushed for 167 yards and three touchdowns and Jeff Davis added two scores. Davis 113 yards on 12 carries, Kaalberg threw a TD to Doug Bean, and Roger Cole had a punt return TD plus 17 tackles. WMU managed only 67 yards as Highland improved to 6-2 and prepared to host Morning Sun.
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Winfield Mt. Union
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Wolves
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Roger Cole
Kaalberg
Doug Bean
Carr
Terry Bowton
Don White
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Highland Wemu
Achen fuels Waco comeback to beat Van Buren 39 22
Rob Achen ran for three touchdowns as Waco outlasted Van Buren 39 22 to move into sole second in the Blackhawk Conference. Achen scored from 19 4 and 1 yards as Waco piled up 384 yards while overcoming 8 minute Van Buren opening drive.
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Evening Journal
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Waco
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Achen
Warriors
Pekin
Duncan Miller
Mark Boshart
Rick Swartzendruber
Doug DeVarman
Tim Schlatter
Boshart
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Schlatter
Randy DeVarman
Warrior
Duane Alvine
Mid-Prairie
Wellman van Buren
Waco Hs
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