Demons edge Rockets 16 15 in late thriller
Washington Demons rally to steal a 16 15 victory over the Rockridge Rockets on the Illinois field. Scott Rich secured the final score with a leaping end zone catch after McCarthy and Rich engineered the decisive late drive.
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Warriors rout Tri-County 40-0 in season opener
Waco dominated Tri-County 40 to 0 at Thornburg as Duncan Miller scored three TDs and rushed 102 yards on 21 carries. Rob Achen, Kevin Gibson, and a Bill Crawford to Andre Neff pass added scores, while Mark Boshart and Tim Barta sparked the defense. The Warriors totaled 320 yards, hold TC to 17 yards.
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Highland Huskies Roar Past New London 59 18 in Conference Win
Highland built a 22-0 first quarter lead and dominated New London in Southeast Iowa Conference action. Dean Love rushed for 149 yards and Jeff Davis scored twice as Highland totaled 466 yards and 20 first downs. Highland plays Wapello next.
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Major League Baseball Standings and Saturday Schedule
Standings show Oakland 11 Minnesota 4 in first and Minnesota 7 Oakland 6 in second while Kansas City leads California 10 2 and 7 2 in similar pairings. Other games include Milwaukee at Boston postponed by rain. Saturday games list six matchups with times EDT and a day night doubleheader at Boston.
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Wildcats roll past Wapello 49 to 6 in Friday clash
Columbus tally 466 yards and dominate from the second quarter as Dick Owens and Ron Orris spark a 49 to 6 win over Wapello. Orris, Owens, and Gerry Bell shine in backfield while Rob Williams directs the offense and Larry Pugh anchors the line. Next week the Wildcats host Lone Tree.
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Hawks defeat West Liberty 19-0 on Friday night
Golden Hawks stop West Liberty for 44 total yards and overcome 85 yards in penalties to earn their first win of the 1975 season. Speedster Kevin Kos scored on runs of five and one yards, including the halftime clincher with 7 seconds left after an 80-yard drive that began under a minute remain.
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Sigourney blanks Keota Eagles in 34 0 rout
Sigourney scoring bursts in final seven minutes rout Keota 34 0 after trailing 13 0. Terry Holt 70 yard punt return with 4th quarter fumble recovery for TD sparked the surge as Jeff Clubb’s 1 yard plunge opened scoring. Keota had 115 yards and eight first downs. Coach Dave Sturm cites penalties and miscues before next game at Belle Plaine.
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Oskaloosa Beats Ft Madison In Sole Southeast Seven Game
Oskaloosa defeated Ft Madison 28-12 in the league’s only Southeast Seven matchup. Scott Goldsmith scored twice including a 92 yard pass and a 90 yard kickoff return. Lonnie Emnard passed for both Bloodhound touchdowns. other league teams won as Mt Pleasant, Fairfield, Keokuk and Washington also posted victories.
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