Jim Field and Chris Parks have the call of the game played at CAM High School in Anita.

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Class 3-A, District 1

• Lewis Central 42 @ Atlantic 0
• Perry 14 @ Glenwood 31
• Creston 35 @ ADM 36
• Carroll 14 @ Harlan 7

Class 2-A, District 8

• Clarinda Academy 6 @ Clarinda 41
• OA-BCIG 38 @ Shenandoah 17
• Greene County 25 @ Red Oak 7
• South Central Calhoun 6 @ Kuemper Catholic 49

Class 1-A, District 1

• IKM-Manning 23 @ Manson NW Webster 32

Class 1-A, District 8

• West Central Valley 32 @ St. Albert 56
• Treynor 14 @ Tri-Center 6
• Panorama 10 @ Nodaway Valley 0

Class A, District 7

• Bedford 6 @ Guthrie Center 35
• Earlham 7 @ Woodward Academy 33
• Woodward-Granger 12 @ Audubon 15
• Madrid 54 @ Martensdale-St. Marys 35

Class A, District 8

• Underwood 52 @ West Monona 14
• Logan-Magnolia 20 @ Riverside 21
• Westwood 6 @ East Mills 37
• Griswold 21 @ A-H-S-T 31

Eight Man, District 6

• East Union 20 @ Colo-Nesco 30
• Seymour 6 @ Lamoni 80
• Grandview Park Baptist @ Ankeny Christian
• Adair-Casey 79 @ Mormon Trail 14

Eight Man, District 7

• Exira/EHK 66 @ Charter Oak-Ute 18
• Glidden-Ralston 42 @ West Harrison 28
• Woodbine 35 @ Coon Rapids-Bayard 40
• Stanton 34 @ Boyer Valley 70

Eight Man, District 8

• Fremont-Mills 55 @ Essex 12
• Southwest Valley 59 @ CAM 20
• Lenox 54 @ Nishnabotna 28

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Hawkeye 10:

• (3-0) Harlan 25-25-25, Atlantic 11-4-5
• (3-1) Kuemper Catholic, Carroll 25-25-25-25, St. Albert 19-27-17-21
• (3-1) Lewis Central 23-25-27-25, Clarinda 25-21-25-20
• (3-0) Red Oak 25-25-25, Shenandoah 23-9-15
• (3-2) Creston 25-25-25-25-15, Denison 23-27-27-20-8

Western Iowa:

• (3-0) Tri-Center 25-25-25, Logan-Magnolia 11-18-9
  (3-0) Underwood 25-25-25, Griswold 23-18-9
• (3-0) Treynor 25-25-25, Audubon 19-15-14

Rolling Valley:

• (3-0) Coon Rapids-Bayard 25-25-25, Adair-Casey 23-11-21
• (3-2) Paton-Churdan 20-25-25-21-15 Glidden-Ralston 25-20-18-25-11
• (3-2) Boyer Valley 25-25-23-18-15 Ar-We-Va 13-18-25-25-12

Others:

• (3-0) Earlham 25-25-25, Lenox 11-13-12
• (3-0) Maple Valley-Anthon Oto 25-25-25, OA-BCIG 16-16-20
• (3-0) Maple Valley-Anthon Oto 25-25-25, Westwood 18-21-21
• (3-0) Murray 25-25-25, Orient-Macksburg 5-11-23
• (2-0) Newton 21-21, Mount Ayr 11-6
• (2-1) Van Meter 16-21-15, Mount Ayr 21-6-8

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Andy Reid’s coaching return to Philadelphia was a success Thursday night as he guided the Kansas City Chiefs past the Eagles 26-16. The Chiefs’ defense forced four turnovers and sacked Michael Vick five times, 3 1/2 by linebacker Justin Houston. Kansas City (3-0) has won more games already under Reid than it did all of last season.

Kansas City, which has not had a giveaway this season, got a 38-yard interception return by Eric Berry for a touchdown, and a 3-yard scoring run by Jamaal Charles. Ryan Succop kicked four field goals. Philadelphia had five sacks, but was undone by sloppy tackling and an inconsistent performance by the fast-tempo offense brought in by Reid’s replacement, Chip Kelly.

Reid won 140 games and six division titles in Philadelphia. Vick limped off the field with 1:34 to go after the final sack and turnover.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Big Red was back in Philly, wearing unfamiliar red colors and standing on the opposite sideline. Andy Reid returned to a standing ovation Thursday night at the stadium where he led the Philadelphia Eagles to some of their greatest victories. Reid received a warm welcome from a sellout crowd at the Linc when he led the Kansas City Chiefs onto the field minutes before kickoff.

Some of the same fans who chanted “Fire Andy” during a game in 2011 and desperately wanted him gone last year cheered Reid, showing their appreciation for the 14 mostly successful seasons he had in Philadelphia. Reid exchanged handshakes with Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie and coach Chip Kelly during pregame warmups, and got a hug from injured Eagles receiver Jeremy Maclin.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs scratched their top two tight ends on their depth chart, Anthony Fasano and Travis Kelce, for Thursday night’s game at Philadelphia. Fasano, who has four receptions for 34 yards, has an injured ankle. Kelce has a bruised right knee. Also inactive for the Chiefs was quarterback Tyler Bray, linebackers Josh Martin and Nico Johnson, center Eric Kush, and defensive tackle Jaye Howard.

Philadelphia’s inactives included quarterback Matt Barkley, cornerbacks Jordan Poyer and Roc Carmichael, offensive tackles Dennis Kelly and Matt Tobin, tight end Emil Igwenagu and defensive end Damion Square.

DENVER (AP) — Corey Dickerson’s RBI triple with one out in the bottom of the 15th inning gave the Colorado Rockies a 7-6 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals on Thursday. Charlie Blackmon finished with four hits and Troy Tulowitzki and Todd Helton homered for the Rockies in tying the second-longest game in Coors Field history. Matt Holliday had three hits for the Cardinals, who had their NL Central Division lead over Pittsburgh trimmed to one game. The Pirates beat San Diego 10-1 on Thursday.

DJ LeMahieu started the winning rally with a one-out single to right. Dickerson then drilled a line drive into the right-field corner as LeMahieu rounded the bases. The relay from second baseman Matt Carpenter beat LeMahieu but catcher Yadier Molina couldn’t control the ball as LeMahieu crawled to touch home.