Russellville and New Bloomfield Duel for Finals Berth
In the OMCC Tournament at Lincoln University Field House Russellville meets New Bloomfield at 7 p m for a finals berth. Russellville led by Theroff and West and New Bloomfield by Wolfmeier won easy first round games. Eugene earns a showdown with New Bloomfield-Russellville winner after a 60 point showing.
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Jays Eye Springfield Quintets With 48 Percent Shooting
Jefferson City hosts Springfield tonight as the Jays aim to improve their 48.8 percent shooting and 101 of 207 field goals. Al Redman leads at 58 percent with 29 of 50, while Whittaker is 10 of 10 on free throws as Hillcrest and Central loom in a weekend double bill.
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Gary Presley
Charlie Gateley
Bob Freeman
Larry Calton
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Poplar Bluff
Duke Ohio State Clash Headlines Holiday Classic Opener
In a four team field Duke and Ohio State headline the Christmas tournament. Mountaineers face a tough opener as West Virginia and Ohio State meet in Morgantown during the 100th year of statehood while Rod Handley and Jerry West era memories loom large.
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Beagle Club Sets Trial Near City Limits Sunday
The Central Missouri Beagle Club will wind up its year with a field trial Sunday at the club house eight miles southwest of the city starting at 7 a.m. Edmund Fischer and Curtis Vohs will judge mounted. Trophies for first place hounds and ribbons for other places will be awarded. Competition is open to all.
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Lincoln University to Face Midland College on Saturday
Lincoln University aims for its second win as it travels to Fremont Nebraska for a non league date with Midland College. The Tigers meet Nebraska Wesleyan on Monday night then return home to play St Marys of the Plains. Lincoln leads the series with Wesleyan and topped the Plainsmen 79-78 last year.
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Detroit Tigers poised to threaten AL with Demeter deal
Los Angeles report says Detroit’s late night trade for outfielder Don Demeter from Philadelphia signals a shifting balance. The club sacrifices Jim Bunning and Gus Triandos to bolster Demeter and adds pitcher Jack Hamilton while betting on a stronger defense and a younger rotation led by Ed Rakow and Dave Wickersham. Manager Chuck Dressen emphasizes down the middle strength and lineup reshaping as Detroit eyes a pennant bid.
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Sayers Named to Second Unit on All America List
New York AP honors select college players with Sayers joining Staubach Parks and Butkus on the All America backfield. The 1963 team features Staubach of Navy and other standouts like Mira of Miami, Sidle of Minnesota, Lacey of North Carolina, and Butkus from Illinois, shaping a star studded roster as selections credit players across major programs.
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Lincoln to Seek Consolation Crown at Mid Missouri Tourney
Lincoln High of Jefferson City faces Missouri School for the Deaf in the 6 p.m. consolation final of the Mid Missouri Conference Journey after South Callaway beat Lincoln 63-59 for a semifinal berth. Kenneth Seeney scored 26 for Lincoln. Don Bullington had 24 for South Callaway. Semifinals included St. George vs University High at 7 p.m. and South Callaway vs Chamois at 8:30 with finals set for 9 p.m. Saturday. NHL results: Montreal 4 New York 2. Detroit 4 Boston 2.
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Tipton Pintos Vie in Finals On Saturday
Helias meets Eldon in the Tipton Tournament third place battle at 7 15 p m after both lost semifinals. Eldon led 24 20 at halftime but California edged ahead late to win 53 46. Norris Hendley led scoring with 23 for California while Tipton’s Glen Arnold starred in the semifinals loss to Eldon.
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