2015 High School Football Scores
Week 3 – September 11

Class 3-A, District 8
Glenwood 56, Atlantic 6
Harlan 38, Lewis Central 21
Creston 34, Winterset 12
Dallas Center-Grimes 35, ADM 7

Class 2-A, District 8
Shenandoah 14, Red Oak 13
A-H-S-T-W 41, Clarinda 14
Kuemper Catholic 52, West Central Valley 14
Southeast Valley 27, East Sac County 26

Class 1-A, District 1
IKM-Manning 21, Treynor 7
OA-BCIG 51, West Monona 8
Underwood 34, Missouri Valley 13

Class 1-A, District 8

Panorama 35, Southwest Valley 0
Central Decatur 22, Des Moines Christian 19
Interstate-35 8, Woodward-Granger 2
Van Meter 40, Ogden 0

Class A, District 1
Logan-Magnolia 35, St. Albert 7
Maple Valley 41, Tri-Center 24
Audubon 60, Griswold 22
Westwood 44, Riverside 0

Class A, District 8
Mount Ayr 41, Clarinda Academy 0
Bedford 55, Southeast Warren 12
Pleasantville 61, Martensdale-St. Marys 0
Earlham 56, Nodaway Valley 8

8-Man, District 1
Exira/EHK 55, River Valley 0
Newell-Fonda 49, Boyer Valley 8
Ar-We-Va 55, West Harrison 20
Kingsley-Pierson (Winner by Forfeit) over Woodbine

8-Man, District 7
Charter Oak-Ute 60, Adair-Casey 44 (Played Thursday, Sept. 10th)
Coon Rapids-Bayard 79, Guthrie Center 20
Glidden-Ralston 61, Grand View Christian 0
East Union 28, Murray 8

8-Man, District 8
Fremont-Mills 48, Sidney 0
Stanton 40, CAM 3
Lenox 70, Essex 0
East Mills 44, Nishnabotna 13

Former Iowa basketball star Roy Marble, the school’s all-time leading scorer, has died. Iowa spokesman Matt Weitzel confirmed Marble’s death to The Associated Press on Friday. Marble, who had battled cancer in recent years, was 48. Marble played for the Hawkeyes from 1986-89, scoring 2,116 points. He led Iowa to the NCAA Tournament four times, including an Elite Eight appearance in 1987.

Marble was drafted 23rd overall by the Atlanta Hawks in 1989 but played just 29 games in the NBA. Marble’s son, Roy Devyn Marble, earned first-team All-Big Ten honors in 2014. He played for the Orlando Magic last season. Marble is the second high-profile Iowa athlete to die this week. Former football star Tyler Sash, 27, was found dead in his home in Oskaloosa, Iowa on Tuesday.

Join us tonight for more 2015 High School Football coverage.   We’ll head to Griswold as the Griswold Tigers play host to the Audubon Wheelers in Class A football.  Our weekly high school pick ’em show Who’s Gonna Win? will air at 6:00pm. Then it’s the Dvorak Tire & Service Pregame Show at 6:30pm. And KJAN’s game of the week kicks off at 7:00pm.  Listen in on AM 1220 FM 101.1, online at kjan.com or on the KJAN mobile app.  You can also catch a live video stream of the game on KJANTV.  Just go to the TV page and click play on the video player near kickoff.  Chris Parks and Seth Christensen will bring you coverage tonight and all season long on KJAN!

2015 High School Football Schedule
Week 3 – September 11

Class 3-A, District 8
Glenwood @ Atlantic
Harlan @ Lewis Central
Creston @ Winterset
ADM @ Dallas Center-Grimes

Class 2-A, District 8
Shenandoah @ Red Oak
A-H-S-T-W @ Clarinda
Kuemper Catholic @ West Central Valley
East Sac County @ Southeast Valley

Class 1-A, District 1
IKM-Manning @ Treynor
OA-BCIG @ West Monona
Missouri Valley @ Underwood

Class A, District 1
Logan-Magnolia @ St. Albert
Maple Valley @ Tri-Center
Audubon @ Griswold
Westwood @ Riverside

Class A, District 8
Mount Ayr @ Clarinda Academy
Bedford @ Southeast Warren
Martensdale-St. Marys @ Pleasantville
Nodaway Valley @ Earlham

8-Man, District 1
River Valley @ Exira/EHK
Boyer Valley @ Newell-Fonda
Ar-We-Va @ West Harrison
Kingsley-Pierson @ Woodbine
8-Man, District 7
Charter Oak-Ute 60, Adair-Casey 44 (Played Thursday, Sept. 10th)
Guthrie Center @ Coon Rapids-Bayard
Ankeny Christian @ Glidden-Ralston
East Union @ Murray

8-Man, District 8
Fremont-Mills @ Sidney
CAM @ Stanton
Lenox @ Essex
East Mills @ Nishnabotna

Rabbit season got underway in Iowa this month. Iowa Department of Natural Resources wildlife biologist, Todd Bogenschutz says hunters shouldn’t have any trouble finding targets. “On our roadside surveys they’re actually a little bit down from last year, not much, basically unchanged,” Bogenschutz says. “But our rabbit numbers are 20 percent above the long-term average right now — so we’ve got plenty of bunnies in Iowa.”

While the population is doing well, he says fewer hunters are looking to hunt rabbits.
He says the number of hunters has been trending down and he is not sure if that is following the pattern of more people moving from rural to urban settings. “There’s just a lot more opportunity for other species right now, 30 years ago we didn’t have a turkey season or deer season, or giant Canada geese,” Bogenschutz says. He says rabbits are a good way to get a young person started in hunting.

“For beginning hunters, there’s nothing easier than cottontails and squirrels. All you need is a 22, and you don’t need any camo, you just need a place to go and sit in the woods,” Bogenschutz says. Rabbit season runs through February 28th, with a daily bag limit of 10 rabbits and a possession limit of 20. Shooting hours are sunrise to sunset.

Hunters looking for places to go rabbit or squirrel hunting should use Iowa’s online hunting atlas at www.iowadnr.gov/hunting.

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(3-0) A-D-M, Adel 25-25-25, Creston 17-23-16
(3-0) Boyer Valley 25-25-25, West Harrison 6-10-16
(3-1) Charter Oak-Ute 22-25-25-28, CAM, Anita 25-17-14-26
(2-1) Coon Rapids-Bayard 10-25-15, Earlham 25-23-6
(2-0) Coon Rapids-Bayard 21-21, Carlisle 12-13
(2-0) Dallas Center-Grimes 21-21, Coon Rapids-Bayard 15-13
(2-0) Dallas Center-Grimes 25-25, Collins-Maxwell/Baxter 22-9
(3-0) East Mills 25-25-25, Heartland Christian 5-12-15
(3-1) Essex 23-25-25-25, Nishnabotna 25-22-20-19
(3-0) IKM-Manning 25-25-25, Audubon 14-17-20
(3-0) Logan-Magnolia 25-25-25, Riverside, Oakland 14-20-15
(3-0) Missouri Valley 25-25-25, AHSTW 11-16-19
(3-0) Orient-Macksburg 25-25-25, Diagonal 11-21-21
(2-0) Sidney 25-25, Weeping Water, NE 9-12
(2-0) Sidney 25-25, Wymore, NE 14-11
(3-2) Southwest Valley 15-29-25-21-15, Martensdale-St Marys 25-27-14-25-11
(3-0) Stanton 25-25-25, South Page 11-7-4
(3-2) Tri-Center, Neola 12-21-25-25-18, Treynor 25-25-20-22-16
(3-0) Underwood 25-25-25, Griswold 10-14-15
(3-2) Winterset 25-21-25-18-15, Boone 20-25-18-25-13

CINCINNATI (AP) — Todd Frazier and Brandon Phillips both homered and drove in three runs as the last-place Cincinnati Reds sent the NL Central-leading St. Louis Cardinals to their most-lopsided loss of the season, 11-0 Thursday night. The Cardinals opened their longest road trip of the season — 11 days, 10 games — with their fourth loss in five games.

Reds star Joey Votto doubled and singled, driving in a run and scoring one, a day after his tantrum at home plate following an ejection. Jaime Garcia (8-5) lasted a season-low 4 1-3 innings and gave up six runs. He had been 5-0 in seven starts since losing to the Reds on July 28.

John Lamb (1-3), one of three left-handers acquired from Kansas City for Johnny Cueto in late July, shook off control problems for his first major league win. He walked six, struck out six and gave up three hits in five innings.

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) – Iowa will honor former star safety Tyler Sash by switching out one of its “Tigerhawk” decals for Sash’s No. 9 for Saturday’s game at Iowa State. The 27-year-old Sash was found dead Tuesday in his Oskaloosa, Iowa, home, about 3 1/2 years after he won a Super Bowl during his rookie season with the New York Giants.

Foul play isn’t suspected. The Iowa State Medical Examiner’s office said an autopsy conducted Wednesday revealed “no acute trauma” or evidence that he was killed by external force. Sash starred for the Hawkeyes from 2007-10. As a junior in 2009, Sash picked off three Iowa State passes in a 35-3 win in Ames.

A memorial service is set for Friday at the Oskaloosa Community Stadium at the Lacey Complex in Oskaloosa. A private family burial will follow. Bates Funeral Chapel in Oskaloosa is handling arrangements.

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) – A mistake by state defense lawyers enabled a plaintiff’s attorneys to release an email suggesting the University of Iowa athletics department discriminated against their client and other male candidates during a coaching search.
A spokesman for the Iowa Attorney General’s Office said it inadvertently failed to mark as confidential the email and thousands of other university documents provided to Michael Scott’s attorneys.

Scott is suing the university for gender bias, contending he was passed over for a job opening on the track and field staff repeatedly because he’s a man. His claims were bolstered last week when his attorneys exclusively gave The Associated Press a copy of the 2013 e-mail in which the head coach told assistants there was a “mandate from the administration to hire a female.”