Jays Open League Action at Mexico
Senior High Coach Wayne Seymour leads his unbeaten cag ers to Mexico to open the 1967-68 CMC title defense in a key first conference game. The Bulldogs, 5-1, face a Mexico squad led by Van Wyngarden and Williams in a run and shoot attack averaging 60.4 points per game.
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Wayne Seymour
Senior High
Mexico
News- Tribune
Bulldogs
Hannibal
66 Loys
Allen van Wyngarden
Warren Williams
Tom Shrader
Gary Fennewald
Randy Williams
Steve Leeper
van Wyngarden
Williams
Helias versus Moberly faces tough test in early season clash
Helias Crusaders 2-6 host Moberly Spartans 1-8 as both teams seek wins. Helias relies on Eric Thompson 20.5 ppg and Gary Schnieders 10.2 ppg with a five-man lineup likely to start. Moberly counters with Kirk Bays and Dave True at forwards, Kamanski at forward, Timm at center, and Jerry Lucas guiding guard play. After this game, Helias meets Hallsville on December 26 in Mexico Holiday Tournament. St James beats Waynesville 50-44 and 30-44 in reported results. boxing notes include Teo Cruz decision in Tokyo and Pat Stapleton stoppage in Taunton.
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Moberly
Kirk Bays
Bays
Dave True
Bob Kamanski
Curt Timm
Jerry Lucas
Kamanski
True
Spartans
Mexico
Crusaders
Hallsville
St George overwhelms Ashland in Linn invitational semifinal
St George heatedly defeated Ashland 103 to 50 in the Linn Invitational semifinal. Dan Struttman led with 20 points while Dave Hackman and Mike Wieschhaus added 19 each, and Tim Wright 14 as St George built early leads and maintained dominance through all four quarters. In the Bland versus St Elizabeth consolation, Bland won 45 to 44 on Tom Nowack's late jumper, as Norwack and Medlock tied for scoring honors with 14 each for Bland and St Elizabeth's Virgil Hake led with 12.
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Bland
St. George
Tom Nowack
St. Elizabeth
Hornets
Dragons
Asland
Dan Struttman
Dave Hackman
Mike Wieschhaus
George
Tim Wright
Norwack
Ronnie Medlock
Virgil Hake
Tigers
New Bloomfield
Lincoln Lab
Chamois
Conference clash highlights area league slate tonight
Unbeaten Jefferson City visits Mexico in a 1968-69 CMC opener as Hermann leads the Four Rivers with 11-0. Washington hosts Hermann contender Pacific at Owensville while Sullivan eyes upset of Union. Other games include Fatima at Sedalia, Park View at Hermann, and more as league play heats up across regional schedules.
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Mexico
Jays
Hansibal
Hermann
Washington
Bearcats
Pacific
Owensville
Cage State
Osage
California
Tipton
Versailles
Columbia
Rolla
Quincy, Ill
Hannibal
Chamols Va
Line
Solu Lab
Chicago Hawks blank Red Wings 2 0 in NHL contest
Chicago defeated Detroit 2 0 as goalie Den DeJordy backstopped the Hawks to a third straight win after a midseason recall. DeJordy stopped 33 shots for his first shutout of the year while Boston beat Los Angeles 6 4 and Philadelphia rallied to tie Minnesota 5 5.
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Associated Press
National Hockey League
Chicago
Denis DeJordy
Black Hawk
DeJordy
Detroit
Hawks
NHL
Boston
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Minnesota
New York
The
Red Wings
Roger Crozier
Doug Mohns
Crozier
Bobby Schmantz
Bobby Hull
Ron Harris
Lincoln Tigers Meet Fort Hays in Lincoln Coliseum Showdown
Lincoln University hosts Fort Hays State tonight at 8 p.m. in Jefferson City as a tall Ft. Hays frontline and veteran guards challenge Lincoln’s balanced attack led by James Brown averaging 23.7 points. Otis Ray and Homer Cavitte battle flu symptoms while Lincoln pursues a mobile press game prior to the Quincy College Holiday Tournament.
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Lincoln University
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Ft. Hays
Kansas
Jefferson City
Jason Gym
Lincoln
Jonathan Staggers
Otis Ray
Homer Cavitte
Fisk University
Staggers
Ray
Cavitte
James Brown
Terry Kruse
Teammy Anderson
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Quincy
MU meets Bills K State Nebraska enters tourneys
Big Eight teams prep for early season tournaments as Kansas State enters the Vanderbilt Invitational in Nashville and Nebraska plays in the Sun Devil Classic in Tempe. Oklahoma also involved in preseason action, while Missouri, Drake and others split results and collision reports hint at upcoming Big Eight play.
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Kansas State
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Wildcats
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Tenn
Cornhuskers
Tempe
Ariz
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Kansas City
Missouri
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Kansas
Utah State
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Arizona
Boulder
Colo
Oklahoma State
Trinity College
San Antonio
Tex
OSU
Haskins rescues Bulls past Bucks in late capper
Clem Haskins drilled a 30-foot jumper and two late free throws to lift the Chicago Bulls to a 113-111 win over Milwaukee. Haskins and Bob Boozer each had 25 points as Chicago moved into a fourth-place tie with San Francisco in the Western Division. Len Chappel led Milwaukee with 33.
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Milwaukee Bucks
National Basketball Association
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Bulls
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Milwaukee
Bucks
NBA
American Basketball Association
Denver
Kentucky
New York
Miami
New Orleans
Dallas
Len Chappel
Bob Boozer
Alcindor injures foot. UCLA brace for Minnesota clash
UCLA star Lew Alcindor suffered a pulled tendon in his left foot from the Ohio State game and may miss the Minnesota contest in Los Angeles. Coach John Wooden said the injury is improving but Alcindor will sit out Pacific-8 games until healed, potentially missing West Virginia and Holiday Festival games. Other night results included New Mexico State’s 98-64 win at Las Cruces and Calvin Murphy scoring 31 for Niagara.
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Lew Alcindor
UCLA
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Los Angeles
Alayoff
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Ohio
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Alcindor
Houston
Astrodome
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Wooden
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New York
Alcinder
New Mexico State
Evansville
Las Cruces
N.M
North Callaway Thunderbirds Dispatch 11th Win
North Callaway’s undefeated Thunderbirds rolled to their 11th win by routing Community RG 73 to 22. Jerry Wilkerson led with 26 points, while Mark Aulbur scored 12 for the Trojans, the only Trojan in double figures. The team is idle until Jan 3 at Hermann to face St. George, the New-Tribune’s top ranked Class acea squad.
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Community RG
Jerry Wilkerson
Mark Aulbur
Trojans
Hermann
St. George
Newe-Tribune
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