Demon changes for Iowa City show new look at Regina
Iowa City Washingtons Demons plan a new look at Regina with Jeff Hibler moving to quarterback and Doug Farrier shifted to fullback. Hibler, transfer from West Burlington, previously played quarterback there but did not see action in the Mid Prairie game.
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Big Ten teams prepare for opening games this weekend
Reports from Chicago indicate Indiana plans starting offensive unit with kickers under review as Trent Smock may handle field goals. Purdue aims to shake off injuries for Wisconsin clash while Michigan eyes a healthy line for Iowa opener. Wisconsin’s John Jardine tightens preparation as defensive roles are filled, noting injuries may affect early choices.
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Regina High School Route to Football Game in Iowa City
Washington Demon fans are advised of the Regina High School route in Iowa City. Take highway one to Iowa City cross highway 218 east on highway 6 to Sycamore Street then First Avenue to a Hy-Vee store and turn left onto Rochester Avenue Regina sits on Rochester with the football field behind the school. Game time is 7 45 p m, fifteen minutes later than usual.
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Hawks Prepare for Iowa Michigan Opener in Des Moines
Iowa Hawkeyes complete final hard hitting practice for Saturdays home opener against Big Ten foe Michigan. Coach Lauterbur praises tailback Mark Fetter and notes the team has had over three weeks of solid work with a positive attitude.
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Demons seek confidence after opening loss to Mid-Prairie
Washington Demons coach John Davis says the team must rebuild self confidence after a 12-0 defeat to Mid-Prairie. He blamed mistakes and poor game plan and announces junior Jeff Hibler will be quarterback for Regina game while Doug Farrier returns at halfback. Davis notes unification program camp at Lake Darling boosted morale but underscores the need for a united front.
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Drunk Driver Pleads Guilty After Wild 11-Set Rampage
Robert Wilson admitted drunken driving after speeding through 11 red lights and crashing into two vehicles in England. He told police to "shake hands on it and forget it" before pleading guilty.
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