The Cedar Rapids Gazette: Fri.,Nov. IO, 1967 Hearty' Cougars Whip E. Moline By Al Miller Statistics seniors and 17 of those had The Cougars rolled up 202accounted for Kennedy’s last Gazette Sports Writer E. Moi. Ken. six-pointer. Jamison also hit end First downs S 19 never put on a helmet beforeyards on the ground with senior Take it from Coach Dale Yards rushing - 38 202 Steve Smith with an eight-yard Yards passing 99 111 this year. It was just a greatfullback Dick Beltz cracking for Tryon, Kennedy high ended itsReturn yardage 97 98 scoring pass. Wingback Ron Passes 5-13-2 13-23-1 way to end a season. IOO yards in 19 carries. Included first season of football in grandPunts, avg. 7-26 3-33 was a 53-yard scamper overCook tallied the Cougars’ other Fumbles lost I 0 “My varsity assistants — fashion Thursday night a Yt ards penalized S i S Steve Muller, Bob Stevens, Evright guard for Kennedy’s thirdTD with an electrifying 51-yard league baseball clubs and the population of Kingston stadium. SCORE BY QUARTERS punt return down the rightUnfair Penalties this nation was 76 million. Today we have E. Moline 0 0 0 7 - 7 Petersen and Al Stiers — did a TD. The Cougars whipped EastKennedy 6 13 6 7— 32 tremendous job with these kids. sideline in the second quarter. UR guest was Punchy Fisteras, who hasonly four additional teams and the popula­ INDIVIDUAL SCORING Sophomore halfback Mark Moline 32-7 to wrap up ninth E. Moline: TD— Brian Smith (27, . . . Bob Stephen and Rich E A S T M O L IN E (7) an unerring sense of coming in whention of the U.S. has grown to 200 million, to pass from Dan Cogdill); XP— Henry Votroubek picked up 71 yards inE— Perez, Sierra, VanHulle, Stumphy, O place in the Mississippi Valley everything is going wrong. This time, say how­ nothing of the countless players who Neche (kick). Boston (soph coaches) also didonly eight tries and opened Adamson, the Loete, Bonta. conference with a 2-5 record and Kennedy: TD— Mark Votroubek (21, T—Wilson, Hobbs, Verdick, Minard, ever, Punchy explained he merely had abegin the game in Little league. In addition, run); Ron Cook (51, punt return); an outstanding job of scoutingscoring in the first quarter withRisse. a 3-6 mark over-all. East Moline Dick Beltz (53, run); Steve Smith G— B. Wilson, Byrd, Catalfano, Nache, few questions to ask. baseball now is using many outstanding (8, pass from Kirk Jamison); Denny East Moline for us.” a 21-yard jaunt around left end.Mickle. finished the loop campaignSchott (7, pass from Jamison); XP— , C— Frye, Brooks. “How come,” he began, “they don’t haveNegro and Latin American players, two Beltz (kick); Smith (pass from Jami­ Kennedy’s defense was B—Cogdill, Hood, Woods, Rowlands, winless at 0-8 and was 0-8-1 forson). Another soph, QB Kirk Sienzel, Carlton, Smith, Bollaert, W al­ 10-yard penalties in football? Everything sources is of supply untapped in 1901 . . . Look, sharp, to say the least. Led by lace, Klingensm ith. the year. either five years or 15 yards. 1960 was the last year before the major linebacker Steve Dodge, it Jamison, had a fine night K E N N E D Y (32) passing. Jamison connected onE— Schott, Hines, Smith, J. Straub, G. Aren’t some of those infrac- c leagues expanded from 16 to the present 20 While his spirited squad was Tryon said. “They may haveheld Moline to just 38 yards Clark, Pearson, Johnson, M. McDonnell. whooping it up in the dressing 13 of 21 atempts for 111 yardsT— Bir, Main, Moyer, S. McDonnell, K. tions bad enough so they * jg lL ' V clubs. . Guess how many American league been beaten on the scoreboardrushing and didn't allow a Peckosh, Thompson, Dunston. room, Tryon paid tribute to and a pair of TDs. G— Husted, Hutton, Dodge, Casal), could be IO yards instead of& ' ,;:A " catchers there were in 1960 who batted above but they never quit. touchdown until Brian Smith Hamed, J. Johnson, Richards, T. Peckosh. the Cougars and his aides. C— Louvar, Freese, Justice, Peters, five? Or not quite so bad H H H P M 1 .285. ONE. That was Jim Pagliaroni of Bos­ “ Honestly, I can’t think of asnagged a 27-yard scoring Denny Schott latched ontoDeSotel. B— Jamison, Votroubek, Ryder, Ryan, that they could be only IO ton, and he played in only 18 games that “These kids had an un­bunch of kids that I’ve beenpass in the final quarter. seven of Jamison’s tosses for 50 Beltz, Cook, Bertelli, Debban, Garrison, season. Now Mr. Griffith doesn’t think there defeated season at ‘heart’/ ’,more proud of. We have 22Kennedy led 25-0 prior to that.yards. The final seven yardsMesserly, P. Clark, Dye, Fuller, Ramsey, O'Connell, Lewis. What’s so sacred about 5 jjjjg , is even one “major-league catcher” in the American league. We assume he means the We fumbled for an an- one club that isn’t looking for a catcher is swer. It didn’t matter. St. Louis. We don’t think expansion will Punchy obviously could tossf i s t e r a s shorten the supply of “major-league” catch­ questions faster than we could locateanswers. ers very much. “And is there anything more unfair than • Signs of these good old “academicex­ football rules?” he demanded. “Look at what cellence” times: If Purdue’s Leroy Keyes the officials always call ‘offsetting penalties.’wins the national major-college scoring race Team A is offside, and on the same play this year, he will be the first Big Ten player Team B is called for a personal foul. The since Michigan’s Tom Harmon in 1939 and ’40 penalty for offside is five yards, but the pen­to do so. Keyes has 90 points so far, leads alty for a personal foul is 15. Why don’tby 18 points . . . The Big Ten record against they split the difference and penalize Team outside opposition this season is 12-17. To B io yards? Team A is getting cheated byshow you how things have slipped since the IO yards and didn’t even get to put the slugconference put in the academic rule for on nobody.” scholarships in December of 1961, the record We began groping for the explanation thatwas 12-17-1 last season, 13-14-3 in 1965, 15-10 this would involve too many confusing op­in 1964 and 16-7-1 in 1963. It took a year or two tions, but Punchy had the conversational ball for the decline to be felt on the varsity level. again and was running—off at the mouth, that is. • Let's hope Bill Fitch doesn’t have the “I got just one more,” he said, “and thensame kind of luck he did in December of 1964 I don’t want to take no more of your time.when he brings his Bowling Green (Ohio) I listen to you and that Bob Brooks feller onbasketball team to open Iowa’s basketball the radio for Iowa games. I’ve heard you callseason Dec. 2. Bill was coaching at North a defensive man ‘a defender,’ isn’t that Dakota in 1964, and he had a good team, right?” later taking third place in the NCAA college- We agreed. division tournament. But North Dakota had “Well, then why don't you call a mana miserable night and was chopped to pieces on the offensive platoon ‘an offender?'" by the Hawks, 106-65, with all of Bill’s friends he asked and disappeared into the from mist. C R. as witnesses. Those 106 points, OOO incidentally, were an Iowa scoring record, Trip for Tryon Harder • Quote from Cal Griffith, Minnesota although the Hawks have topped that since. Twins owner: “You wonder how we canex­ The all-time mark now is 111, set against Head Coach Dale Tryon got a ride atop the shoulders of some of his happy Cou­ pand right now when 17 clubs are lookingMichigan State in January, 1965, and equalled gars Friday night at Kingston stadium after Kennedy closed out its first football season for a major-league catcher.” against Pepperdine in December, 1965. Fitch with a 32-7 win over East Moline. Identifiable players are Kent Lewis (34), Jim Ryder This fear of expansion always makes usisn’t expecting a strong team this year, as (67), Steve Smith (84) and Jerry C raft (88). This Is fhe Life! laugh. We imagine club owners felt the samethis is his first season at Bowling Green way back in 1901 when there were 16 major and he has to use the material he inherited. Kennedy tackle Roger Bir, one of 22 seniors carried off the field by the Cougar coaching staff after the 32-7 Peppers Out on Limb with Hawks win over East Moline Thursday night, indicated he enjoyed Call it a hunch, but we think the Iowa Hawke yes will begin their “road back” Sat­ Prairie Blanks Marion his 10-yard trip at Kingston stadium. The coaches are urday with a victory at Northwestern. We'll admit most of our “hunch” in recent picks assistant Al Stiers (left) and head man Dale Tryon. iv Larry Tanner Statistics England agreed the Indians’ weeks have limped home hunch-backed. We had 15 7 wrongright, and2 ties last week, First downs 13 IO making our season record 124-55-5 for .688. Prairie Coach Red Leidigh Yards rushing 40 HS defense was better than in the Yards passing 137 20 Big Ten Missouri 14, Kansas State 0. Cornell 14, Beloit 13. rid Marion’s Tom EnglandPasses 34-17-2 104 2 previous four contests, all of Nebraska 21, Oklahoma State 0. Lawrence 20, Monmouth 0. Punts 2 39 4 35 which Marion lost in high-scor-i Iowa 17, Northwestern 14. Carleton 19, Knox I. ound out their teams can playFumbles lost 3 Purdue IO, Minnesota 3. Iowa Conference Yards penalized 9 45 ing tilts. Illinois 21, Michigan 7. Other Iowa Colleges iefense. Prairie’s prevailed in a; SCORE BY QUARTERS Michigan Stat# 27, Indiana 14. Luther 14, Concordia, Minn. 7. Drake 27, South Dakota lf. Podolak Won't Play; Illinois College 20, Wm. Penn 4. Ohio State 14, Wisconsin I. Parsons 14, Idaho State 13. iiw-scoring contest 14-0 Thurs-Prairie ...... • 7 7 0-14 “We had three sophs playing Central 26, Winona State 13. Marion O O O O- 0 M orningside 13, St. Cloud 7. ay night on the Indians’ field. in there tonight,” England said.; Big Eight Northern Iowa 20, E. Michigan ll. INDIVIDUAL SCORING Midwest Conference Westmar 14, Huron 0. Prairie— TD: Doug Sfepanek (9, run). “They were Dallas Courtney, Oklahoma 20, Iowa Stata I. Coe 26, Grinnell 7. Doane 20, Graceland 14. “Our defense was improvedAl Morse (I, run). XP: Morse 2 (kicks). Colorado 28, Kansas 4. St. Olaf 14, Ripon 6. iowa Wesleyan 19, Cen. Methodist 14. onight,” said Leidigh, a Marion Dennis Schmuecker and Greg Cilek Gets Call Again Morris. They all played well.” ligh school graduate. “This isfensively, but then you must By Gus Schrader out of the Northwestern game at he first time we held a team credit Marion for playing aPrairie’s alert defense set upGazette Sports Editor Evanston because of the crack­Hawkeye VW Club coreless this year.” good defensive game,” thethe Hawks second score and Iowa’s football team will played rib he suffered before last Slates Poker Rally Big Football Weekend “We have looked better of-Prairie mentor added. Marion’s over-eager defendersits second straight game Satur­week’s 10-0 loss to Minnesota. The Hawkeye Volkswagen club helped the winners score theday without Eddie Podolak, its The last big weekend of high school football activity “Podolak will not play thiswill host its annual Poker Rally first time. total offense and passing leader. will give The Gazette sports staff a workout. Executive week,” Dr. Paul said after Sunday at Lindale Plaza start­ Sports Editor Jack Ogden will cover the Washington- A pass interference call on Coach Ray Nagel announced examining the star junior, ing at 1:30 p.m. Guests are in­ Moline game at Moline Friday night, aided by Al Miller, the Indians’ secondary in thethe team physician. Dr. VV D. Valley Showdown “and beyond that we cannot vited. A victory dinner will be who also reported Thursday night's East Moline-Kennedy end zone in the second quarter Paul, has ordered Podolak held Washington high school of Cedar Rapids and Moline, be sure yet. He can start held at Bishop’s and awards game. Bob Lana will cover Jefferson’s final game Friday gave Prairie a first down on two unbeaten leaders of the Mississippi Valley conference, practice next week, and we’ll will be presented following the night against Davenport West at Kingston stadium. the Marion nine. Dong tangle Friday night at Moline in a 7:45 showdown for the see how he gets along.” rally. Gazette Sports Editor Gus Schrader is in Evanston, Stepanek raced into pay-dirt Offensive Lineups league championship. 111., watching Iowa’s promising freshman team, featuring for the first counter with nine Bream, 193 Anderson. 182 The rest of the Hawks were Coach Wally Sheets’ Warriors take an 8-0 record that Phillips, 222 Ziolkowski, 223 Wisconsin on TV Larry Lawrence and Layne McDowell, meet the North­ minutes left in the second. The Newland, 205 Loukas, 220 scheduled to leave from the includes impressive wins over city rival Jefferson and Usinowicz, 206 Rudnav, 240 western frosh. Schrader and Ivor Stanley will cover the Hawks started for their own 29Messmen, 237 Gunstra, 22S Cedar Rapids airport at 12:30 The NCAA football game of Central of Davenport Morris, 241 Denny, 244 Iowa-Northwestern varsity contest Saturday afternoon. after a Marion fumble which Laaveg, 212 Buckner, 20S p.m. Friday on the United Airthe week for Saturday, Nov. ll, into the title test. Mar- ^ Cilek, 191 Melter, 183 Miller will report the season’s final high school tilt Sat­ Wes Cerveny recovered. McKmnie, 20S Kurzawski, 183 Lines charter to O’Hare field. will be Wisconsin at Ohio State. rn Ife ley Rollinger’s Maroons Crees, 169 Olson, 212 They’ll arrive in time to watchIt will be televised in color urday night —Waterloo Columbus vs. C.R. Regis at K . are also 8-0 and lead Sullivan, 215 Emmerich, 202 Kingston. The Hawks picked up an easy the Hawkeye freshmen battle from 12:15 p m . (Iowa time I Defensive Lineups ■St the Valley in both of- .JBSS score in the third when Jack the Northwestern frosh anduntil conclusion. W I rn^ fense and defense. Spore pounced on an IndianLE— Miller, 205 LE— Ward, 208 LT— Stepanek, 232 LT— Galler, 223 work out in Northwestern’s R S P ’* R’s also a battle for bobble on the Marion one. LG— Al Allison, 222 R G — Blue, 285 RG— Hendricks, 231 RE-Proskine, 218 Dyche stadium at4 p m. Friday. J high state ranking. Mo- Morse dived into the end zoneRT—Smith, 237 LB-Comell. 215 R E— Paquette, 193 LB— Mied, 210 Headquarters are at the Or­ line has been among on the next play with 3:59 left. LB— Sibery, 206 LB— Koranda, 194 LB— Barnhart, 19] LB— Hudson, 206 rington hotel in Evanston. H i rn J B the top three teams in Marion had several goodLH— Williams, ISS HB— Coyne, 190 P S a Illinois all s e a s o n. RH— Jackson, 178 M B — White, 175 Mike Cilek, soph from Iowa scoring opportunities but failedS— Wilson, 173 S— Garretson, 202 City, will get his second chance BEAM’S CHOICE s h e e t s Washington is current- r o l l i n g e r Time, place: 1:30 p.m. (Iow a time), to capitalize on any of them.Saturday, Dyche stadium, Evanston, III. to start at quarterback for Iowa ly rated second in Iowa, just behind unbeaten Waterloo Broadcasts: KCRG-1600, with Bob Brooks and Gus Schrader; WMT, KXIC, E ast. (Continued: Page19, col. 7) WSUI, WHO, KGRN, KRNT. (Continued: Page 19. col. 2) The Valley feature at Browning field in Moline is the IS TOO GOOD TO GET highlight of a slim schedule for Cedar Rapids-Marion area schools. Jefferson, 7-1 and ranked fourth in the state, winds up its season at 7:45 p.m. at Kingston as host to WELL,THE ELECTION’S OVE!?... “BOMBED” ON. West high of Davenport. Springville is at Linn-Mar in the final game for both I THOUGHT SURE REAL ESTATE RALPH teams, while Regis of Cedar Rapids, the state’s sixth- WOULD BE ELECTED MAYO!?/ j z ranked team, tries to stay among the top IO Saturday when it hosts Columbus of Waterloo in a 7:45 game at Kingston. HE'S POPULAR ENOUGH‘ BUT ALL THE TIME I THOUGHT HE WAS CAMPAIGNING,HE WAS SELLING HOMES FOR GOHMAN NS I s t

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