Chiefs Stop Demons at Case Field in 24 13 Loss
Washington Demons outgained Keokuk Chiefs 260 to 240 but stalled at the goal line. Terry Renoux and Terry Roth led the defense while Ron Mullikin and Doug Farrier produced 63 yard runs each and a late rally fell short as Keokuk held on to win 24 to 13 at Case Field.
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Highland Earns 10-8 Win Over Mediapolis Huskies
Highland defense forces a Mediapolis safety in the third quarter to edge Mediapolis 10-8 on the road. Ron Orris opened with a 51 yard run for Highland, Krantz added a two point conversion, Mediapolis finally scored on a Mark Oberman sneak, and Highland improves to 3-0 as they host Lone Tree next.
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Dean Love
Randy Davis
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Tom Carson
Bob Gustafson
Lone Tree
Columbus Routs Danville 59 to 0 in Big Win
Columbus Community Wildcats overwhelmed Danville 59 to 0 as Joel Greene opened scoring with a pair of early TDs. Garth Murry added two extra points and a 29 yard field goal, Tom McFarland scored twice, and Craig Terry accounted for a late score. Final sequence featured a 55 yard interception return by Bill Carey. Columbus improves to 3–0 and hosts Morning Sun next Friday.
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Garth Murry
Sandy Murry
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Dale Mougin
Tom McFarland
Craig Terry
Jeff Carey
Craig Carey
Bill Carey
Mid‑Prairie Hawks Win Over West Branch In High‑Scoring Game
The Mid‑Prairie Hawks extended their winning streak by defeating West Branch 31 to 9. Ken Troyer ran 18 times for 7.1 yards per carry including a 61 yard TD, with Scott Redllinger leading receivers and strong defense from K Troyer, Groff, and Freel. The Hawks total 298 yards while holding West Branch to 75. They travel to Durant next week hoping to stay undefeated.
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Bloodhounds, Mt. Pleasant pace early Southeast Seven race
Mt. Pleasant and F. Madison emerge as league leaders after Week 1 wins. Mt. Pleasant routed Oskaloosa 26-0 with Holtgreve scoring twice, Woodsmall and Rose adding TDs. Madison defeated Fairfield 36-20 as Boland and Gilpin connected on two long TDs, and Dawson starred with three rushing scores for the Bloodhounds. Keokuk beat Washington 24-13 as standings show Mt. Pleasant 10 and Madison 20 atop the conference.
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Waco routs Van Buren 49-0 in Friday game
Waco Warriors upend Van Buren 49 to 0 at Wayland as Tom Arbogast Ed Anderson and Milan Roth each score twice. Roth gains 238 yards on 13 carries and Reggie Roth leads defense with 15 tackles as Waco improves to 3-0 atop Blackhawk standings.
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Mets grab lead in NL East with 10-2 win over Pirates
The New York Mets, in first place in the NL East with a 50 0 record, swept a four game series by beating the Pirates 10-2 as Tom Seaver tossed a five hitter and co heroes John Milner Wayne Garrett and Rusty Staub homered. The Mets jumped ahead with four first inning runs and Seaver shut down Pittsburgh, while Chicago beat Montreal St Louis beat Philadelphia San Francisco defeated San Diego and Cincinnati edged Los Angeles in 10 innings. In the American League Minnesota defeated Oakland California beat Texas Detroit beat Boston Chicago edged Kansas City in 12 innings Baltimore routed Milwaukee.
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Belle Plaine tops Keota to ruin third loss
In a rain soaked muddy game delayed by weather Belle Plaine overwhelmed Keota 19 to 6. Rich Pack led Belle Plaine with a 40 yard run and Tony Holland ran the option well while J Temple tallied eight tackles and four assists. Keota’s next game is at Notre Dame of Burlington.
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J. Temple
Dave Anderson
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