Bulldogs' Ricky Witt carries Ingalls past Moscow 64 50
Ingalls defeats Moscow 64 50 behind 32 points from 5 8 guard Ricky Witt as Mike Warren adds 10. Moscow balanced scorers with Gustafson and Reece at 14 each. Girls game sees Ingalls rally to 36 32 after trailing 30 24 entering final period. Lori Doll leads Ingalls with 14 points. Next actions set for Jan 6 9.
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Ricky Witt
Steve Paley
Witt
Mike Warren
Dogs
Steve Gustafson
Howard Reece
William Trujillo
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May
Whitham
Downing
Reece
Batman
Frack
Flowers
Wedel
Doll
Conner
P. Brown
A. Brown
Powers
Satanta Indians rout Copeland in Santa Fe League action
Satanta swept Copeland 76 to 38 in the boys game as Satanta built a 12 10 first quarter lead then dominated with 20 plus points in each of the last three periods. Mike Wright led with 15 points, Steve Freeman 12, while Randy Josserand paced Copeland with 21. Kim Wilson starred for Satanta girls with 17 points as Satanta won their third straight. Both teams return after the break with Satanta hosting Holcomb and Copeland at Rolla on Jan 6.
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Satanta Indians
Montezuma
Copeland Vikings
Indians
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Steve Freeman
Billy Day
Brent Merz
Copeland
Randy Josserand
Mike Schwaab
Kim Wilson
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David Knier
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Wildcats
Deerfield Beats Rolla In Wide 65-40 Basketball Showdown
Deerfield defeats Rolla 65 to 40 in a boys basketball game led by Pettz with 21 points and Unruh adding 16 for Deerfield while Rolla’s Milburn and Hershey top-scored with 13 and 8 respectively. Deerfield travels to Ingalls on Jan. 9 after hosting Copeland Jan. 6.
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Dowell
Cruz
Kraft
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Miller
Rolla
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Langston
Milburn
Hershey
McDonald
Hayes
P Haight
Hanna
Warden
Novack
Rich
Sponsel
Hipp
Lewis
Dethrow
Boeckhaus
Littell
Hall
Kent Milburn
Pirates
Monte 100 Ensign 41 basketball scorecard
Montezuma Indians crush Ensign Wildcats 100 41 to boost season mark. Deerfield Spartans sweep Rolla in Santa Fe Trail League action with boys 65 40 and girls 52 37 wins. top scorers include Ryan Robertson 23 for Montezuma and Heidi Sponsel 12 for the Montega girls.
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Ensign
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Barth
Goode
Jantz
Robertson
Kinnamon
Yost
Deutschendorf
Brown
Geist
Williams
Cross
Ant
Mowery
Hamilton
Schmidt
Racy
Longhorns stun Syracuse in close Friday clash
Holcomb Longhorns pull off a 57-55 upset over Syracuse, both teams 3-2 at holiday break. Jeff Srouse and Scott Stegman lead with 17 points each, Stegman adding 14 rebounds. In the girls game Holcomb defeats Syracuse 4-1 preholiday, Teresa Rome 12 points and 15 boards.
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Holcomb Longhorns
David Novack
Horns
Holcomb
Jeff Srouse
Scott Stegman
Alan Myers
Stegman
Thane Mommer
Bulldogs
Terry Ashmore
Ashmore
Kevin Eddy
Dogs
Leoti Defeats Sublette 55–50 in Hardwood Clash
Leoti, ranked No.5 in Class 3A, edged Sublette 55-50 as Craig Myers led Leoti with 18 points and Steve Rapier added 13. Sublette trailed 50-37 entering the final period but rallied to within 55-50. Debut notes show Ken Mosttler 16 points for Sublette and Bruce Symes 19 for Lakin in a separate game.
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Larks
Craig Myers
Steve Rapier
Jay Haverfield
Tracey Schumacher
Ken Mosttler
Shawn Thayer
Leoti
Rapier
Haverfield
St John
Myers
Kreutzer
Schumacher
Thayer
Mosttler
Jenisch
Sixers earn holiday break after strong 32 4 season
The Philadelphia 76ers moved to 32-4, best in the NBA, after a 122-107 win over the New Jersey Nets. Andrew Toney scored six baskets in the third as Philadelphia won its ninth straight. They will rest a week before a six game road trip.
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Terry Tyler
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Jazz
Dennis Johnson
BYU Pulls Miracle Rally To Win Holiday Bowl
Trailing 45 to 25 late in the third, BYU stormed back with a 46-45 victory over SMU in the Holiday Bowl. Jim McMahon led a 27 point burst in 4:07, tossing a 41 yard prayer to Clay Brown as time expired. Brown caught three TDs as BYU ended a five bowl drought and McMahon earned MVP honors.
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