Demons Triumph In Homecoming Clash At Case Field
Washington's Demons edged Fairfield Trojans 22 to 14 in a homecoming battle at Case Field. Key scoring came from passes by Larry Hysell to Dennis Witthoft and a late fourth quarter stand by the Demon defense, followed by a 62 yard close. Doug Farrier and Mullikin led a 187 yard ground effort as Washington built an early lead then withstood a Trojan rally.
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Case Field
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Larry Hysell
Dennis Witthoft
Doug Farrier
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Kyle Gilpin
Mcallister
Dave Green
Bartruff
Mike Bartruff
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Lester Worley
Doug Farrier Quick
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Gilpin
Hix
Phil Bartruff
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Waco Warriors crush Van Buren in 48-0 Homecoming win
Waco Warriors rout Van Buren 48-0 to move to 4-0 atop the Blackhawk Conference. Tom Arbogast scored twice, Milan Roth and R. Roth connected on several plays, Mike Sheetz and Jim Rebling added scores, and Hauenstein threw three TDs. Waco hosts Tri-County next week in Homecoming.
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Waco Warriors
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Tom Arbogast
Rulon Roth
Bob Hauenstein
Milan Roth
R. Roth
Hauenstein
Mike Sheetz
Warriors
Jim Rebling
Arbogast
Gale Boshart
Kelly Slagel
Hugh Miller
Reggie Roth
Lloyd Sisco
Steve Boal
Sheetz
Tri - County
Southeast Seven leaders roll to key wins in week nine
Mt. Pleasant over Centerville 42 0 and Washington 22 14 defeat Fairfield as Oskaloosa tops Ottumwa 20 6. Ft Madison Bloodhounds crush Davis County 39 6 with Jerome Kruse TDs and multiple runs. Standings tighten as Dale Wear Everett Smith and Randy Benge lead Panthers to 411 total yards.
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Oskaloosa
Ottumwa
Washington
Fairfield
Big Reds
Centerville
Dale Wear
Everett Smith
Randy Benge
Merlen Thomas
Rod Franklin
Ernie Dawson
Pat Anderson
Davis County
Bruce Davis
Claude Gordy
Mid-Prairie Golden Hawks Triumph In Homecoming Grid Upset
Mid-Prairie Golden Hawks shut down Durant 14 to 8 on homecoming night at Wellman. Ron Gingerich led the offense with a 58 yard first quarter drive capped by a 4 yard plunge and a 21 yard score later in the half. Durant answered in the third with Mike Kettleson from eight yards, but Mid-Prairie’s defense forced four interceptions led by Steve Wright Jerry Hartzler Rick Bush and Greg Harland. Gingerich totaled 89 rushing yards while Ken Troyer added 46.
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Golden Hawks
Durant
Wellman
Ron Gingerich
Hawks
Jerry Hartzler
Mike Kettleson
Bob Schulz
Steve Wright
Rick Bush
Greg Harland
Dennis Griffith
Gingerich
Ken Troyer
Keota Eagles edge Notre Dame Burlington in homecoming win
Keota Eagles beat Notre Dame Burlington 19 to 16 to claim their first victory of the season. Hal Fosdick rushed for 103 yards while Jeff Temple added 67 and Tony Holland 86. Keota outgained the visitors 346 to 140 and held Notre Dame at the one foot line late, trading a safety for breathing room. Next up is Montezuma as Keota moves to 1-3.
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John Nelson
Jeff Temple
Tony Holland
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Richardson
Eagles
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Nelson
Randy Altenhofen
Bob George
Scott Bennett
Randy Bomber
Kevin Cave
Montezuma
Columbus Falls To New London In Homecoming Loss
New London spoiled Columbus Community's homecoming by handing the Wildcats their first loss, 27-18. Mike Stodgell scored on three runs and a late one yard burst, while Dennis Dekraai and Tom Cole connected on a 22 yard pass for a point after. Columbus jednotliv.
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New London
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Tom Cole
Dennis Dekraai
Jeff Carey
Carey
Chris van Auken
Randy Murry
Murry
Iowa
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Morning Sun
Mediapolis
Colts Must Win to Stay in Contention
Baltimore the Colts, 0-2, must beat Buffalo as Miami and the Jets sit at 2-0 in the AFC East. Unitas shines but defense falters, while Jets, Dolphins, and Oilers loom in a tight early season race. Other NFL games listed include Dallas Green Bay and Giants at Philadelphia Monday night.
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Highland Huskies Crush L M 34-16 In Homecoming Victory
Highland quarterback duo Sleichter and Brush completed seven passes for 151 yards and two touchdowns setting up plural scores as the Huskies routed Louisa Muscatine 34-16. Krantz rushed for 95 yards, Colbert 34, Carr 41, while the defense held LM to 159 total yards. Leaders Kloppfer King of homecoming, Bowton praised offense and defense for the win as Highland looks to Danville next Friday.
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Marty Chebuhar
Highland
Jim Sleichter
Carl Brush
Louisa Muscatine
Huskies
Terry Bowton
Sleichter
Brush
Falcons
Mark Colbert
Mike Krantz
Huskie
Dennis Carr
Shorty Colbert
Jeff Schott
Schott
L-M
Dennis Meeker
Falcon
Meeker
Krantz
Carr
Bowton
Colbert
Doug Kloppfer
Janice Schneider
Randy Colton
Ron Jennings
Doug White
Nick Sleichter
Mike Lord
Wapello
Danville
UPI Top Ten in Action Friday Football Poll Returns
United Press top ten in action Friday reports results from 4A and Class A. Des Moines Dowling defeated Des Moines East 34-13 while Ames crushed Newton 54-2. Cedar Rapids Jefferson beat Bettendorf 21-0 and Waterloo East fell 10-9 to Cedar Falls. Cedar Rapids Washington routed Muscatine 21-6 as Cedar Rapids Kennedy edged Iowa City 26-24. Cedar Rapids Regis defeated Cedar Rapids Prairie 26-6. Mason City beat Marshalltown 20-7. Cherokee hammered Sibley 39-0. In Class 2A and Class A Lake Mills prevailed over Northwood-Kensett 48-14. Maurice Orange City topped Rock Valley 35-6. BGM beat Montezuma 15-0. Reinbeck shut out Gladbrook 23-0. Aurelia defeated Harris-Lake Park 21-8. Anita routed Orient Macksburg 53-0. Mount Vernon beat Whitton 37-14. Treynor fell to Missouri Valley 18-0. Sutherland lost to Alta 8-7. Tripoli beat Turkey Valley 21-18.
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Sioux City East
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Cedar Rapids
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Iowa City
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Reinbeck
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Harris - Lake Park
Anita
Orient Macksburg
Mount Vernon
Witon
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Alta
Tripoli
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Iowa Prep Scores From Across The State This Weekend
A sweep of high school football results shows Mason City over Marshalltown 20 to 7, Fort Madison 39 to 6 over Davis County, and Cedar Rapids Kennedy beating Iowa City 26 to 24. Other notable scores include Dubuque Hempstead 28 over an unidentified foe and West Des Moines Valley 21 over Des Moines Hoover 38 with several close games across Cedar Rapids and Waterloo regions.
Iverson Leads Quad Cities Open After Par 71 Round
Don Iverson fired a 71 to seize the second round lead at the $100,000 Quad Cities Open in Bettendorf Iowa. At 138 he stands two strokes ahead of Lanny Wadkins Gibby Gilbert Doug Olson and Bob Wynn with Trevino and Jamieson one stroke back. The cut fell at 149 as 4 players were set to play today.
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LaCrosse
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Lanny Wadkins
Gibby Gilbert
Doug Olson
Bob Wynne
Lewis
Lee Trevino
Jim Jamieson
Trevino
Jamieson
Deane Beman
Dave Marad
Bob Payne
John Mahaffey
Steve Spray
Martin Roesink
Professional Directory Entry Highlights Local Attorneys and Doctors
A local professional directory lists attorneys Day Everett Meeker Bates, Morrison Lloyd, Owen, Stewart and Shearer with offices on South B Street and West Main, plus doctors Dr M L Tweeton Kalona and Kalona chiropractor Dr J R Bissland. Also noted are Dr Pl Etter and Maplewood Manor Nursing Home in Keota. Contact numbers are provided for each listing.
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Robert Day
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
South B
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Allison Bristow
Clarksville
Cardinal Eldon
Pekin
Monticello
Maquoketa
Willow
Marcus
Marion
Anamosa
Hinton
Anton-Oto
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Lincoln
Sioux City Heelan
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O'Gorman
Dubuque Hempstead
Iowa City West
Avoha
Tri Center
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Harlan
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Creston
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Clarinda
Glenwood
Farragut
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Stanton
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Professional Directory
John C. Owen
East Main Street
Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
Earl
Wright
Kalona
Brighton
ML. Tweeton
North Marion
J. R. Bissland
Production Credit Association
North Iowa
la Melvin Schneider
Maplewood Manor Nursing Home
PL. Etter
Osteopathic
Optometrist
John W. Lemmon
Iowa Avenue
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