Washington Demons Earn Second Win Over Knoxville 21 6
Washington Demons defeated Knoxville 21 to 6 in a non conference game on Friday night at Knoxville. Jeff Swartzendruber connected with Ward Anderson for a first half score, and Mike Redlinger added a 40 yard TD run in the fourth quarter. Washington ready for Southeast Seven showdown with Mt. Pleasant Panthers at home.
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Ward Anderson
Tom Sheetz
Bob Arnold
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Don Adams
Denny Walters
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Kim Walker
Marshall Doughty
Harris
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Palmer Nicklaus Lead U S In Ryder Cup Opener At St Louis
United States stars led by Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus held a 10-6 advantage over Britain as the Ryder Cup moved toward its finale at Old Warson Golf Club. Four afternoon four ball matches produced 30 birdies with only three bogeys, and the morning 64 holes featured 25 birdies and five bogeys on the challenging par 71 course. Palmer earned his 10th straight Ryder Cup win and 20th overall, while Nicklaus eagled a late putt to square a key match before clinching. An eight singles lineup included Nicklaus vs Townsend and Palmer vs Bannerman as the U S aimed to extend the lead.
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Hawks Dominate West Liberty In Eastern Iowa Opener
Mid-Prairie or Hawks opened East Iowa Hawkeye Conference play with a 27 to 0 victory at West Liberty. They capitalized on a fumble on the kickoff and quick TD, with Dick Ehrenfelt kicking extra points and Doug Showalter catching a six yard touchdown. Randy Berg sealed it with a 28 yard pass from Hartzler.
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Punt Pass and Kick contest set for October at Case Field
Saturday October 2 marks this year’s Punt Pass and Kick event for boys aged 8 to 13 at Case Field. Mace Motor Company and its Ford dealership offer 18 local trophies with registrations at the Mace Motor showroom. eligibility covers all 8 to 13 year olds.
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Keota Falls to Williamsburg 18 7 in Week One Loss
Keota dropped to 1-1 after an 18 to 7 defeat at Williamsburg. The Eagles managed four first downs, minus 22 rushing yards, and 56 passing yards, hampered by bad snaps. Tom McInerney scored late for Keota, while Williamsburg totaled 146 rushing yards and 35 passing yards. Keota hosts BGM next Friday at Keota.
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Highland Huskies blank Mediapolis 13 0 in Friday clash
Highland routs Mediapolis 13 0 as Doug Graf scores from two yards and Carl Brush connects with Jim Sleichter for a 33 yard TD. Rod Hennon Tim Carson and Jim Sleichter intercept passes while Doug Rarick blocks a punt. Highland gains 90 rushing yards 26 passing while holding Mediapolis to 93 total yards.
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Fort Madison and Oskaloosa win Southeast Seven openers
Fort Madison beat Centerville 46 12 in a Southeast Seven conference game while Oskaloosa outlasted Fairfield 21 19. Mt Pleasant defeated Catholic Boys High School of Quincy Ill 18 0. Davis County shut out Van Buren 28 0 and Washington beat Knoxville 21 6 in non conference play.
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Davis County
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Washington
Knoxville Panthers
Jerry Lathrop
Don Bradfield
Jack Padgett
Andy Robertson
Padgett
Robertson
Indians
Jeff Norton
Jim Boyd
Doug Harrison
Trojans
Dick Roland
Boyd
Mike Kessel
Waco Warriors rout Pekin 58 to 15 in Friday game
Waco dominated Pekin scoring five rushing and three passing touchdowns to win 58 15. Bob Haunstein opened scoring with a one yard run while Gordon Roth added PATs. Tim Martin returned a punt 80 yards for a TD and Pekin totaled 135 rushing and 107 passing yards. Coach Lloyd Sisco cited penalties and mistakes but praised overall effort.
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Randy Seberg
Arbogast
Dave Schooley
Tim Martin
Ken Kauffman
Jim Rebling
Lynn Miller
Lloyd Sisco
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