Dutchmen Bring 13-2 Record Into Contest
Helias High hosts Owensville in a non-conference boys basketball clash at the Helias gym as the Crusaders end the pre holiday slate. Helias stands 4-4 after a 78-68 win at Moberly while Owensville, coached by Richard Hood, brings a 13-2 mark into the Capital City matchup.
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Fulton
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Bowling Green
Washington
Hermann
Clopton
Pacific Indians
Monsees Stars Missouri Clashes With Rice Quintet
Ned Monsees leads Missouri as the Bengals visit Rice with a 3 2 mark and several teammates averaging in double figures. Coach Bob Vanatta considers Monsees a relentless, 110 percent player amid a balanced scoring lineup including Simonsen Painter George Hawkins and Nichols.
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Rice
Columbia
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Texas
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Charlie Rudd
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Lakers Dominate Knicks 125 113 To Lead West Race
Lakers beat the Knicks 125-113 in Los Angeles as Elgin Baylor scored 40 points. The win creates a two game cushion over idle St. Louis in the NBA Western Division standings. The Associated Press reports a highly paced final quarter surge.
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Lincoln Defeats Cape Girardeau 90-81 in MIAA First Round
In Rolla Missouri Lincoln University beat Cape Girardeau State 90 to 81 to open the Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association tournament. Jim Gant led Lincoln with 26 points while Don Boldin added 24 and 25 rebounds for the victor.
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Warrensburg
Meadow
Maryville Seeenees
Columbia Edges Past California In Cage Poll
The Columbia Kewpies lead the News-Tribune weekly basketball poll for the second week, edging California Pintos 10 first place ballots and 350 points to 7 and 335. Owensville, Hannibal, Hermann rise, Helias enters top 10. Pacific reenters at 9, Licking debuts at 18 with one first-place vote.
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Helias
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Belle
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St. Clair
Michigan Tops College Poll: Wolverines regain No 1 spot
Michigan's Wolverines reclaim the top ranking after an 87-85 win over Wichita. The national panel tabbed Michigan first on 28 of 42 ballots, while Wichita drops to second with several first-place votes. Minnesota UCLA St Louis and others shift in the top ten as Illinois Indiana and Davidson enter the list.
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Oklahoma
Peoria
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Eddie Jackson
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Central Missouri area high school hoops set for final pre Christmas slate
Seventeen games dot the Central Missouri schedule with non league tests and Tri County league battles tonight and Saturday. California tops Versailles and Stover visits Iberia while Eugene faces Eldon. Stover’s Bulldogs pursue rebound after a 46 38 setback to California, and Versailles coach Lloyd Harworth seeks a stronger inside game against Rich Maloney’s Californians.
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Mike Miller
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Area Conference Standings and This Week's Schedule
Pacific 99 St. Clair 54. Pacific 61 Union 57. This Week's Games: Sullivan at Washington Owensville at Helias Francis Howell at Pacific. OM. League results include Vienna, Westphalia, Tuscumbia, Linn, St. Elizabeth, New Bloomfield, Osage, Russellville, Chamois, Ashland, St. George. upcoming games Bland at Vienna Russellville at Tuscumbia Eugene at Eldon Linn at Vienna Saturday.
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Mike Lawrence
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Steve Ash
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Kansas Triumphs Indiana in Seventh Straight Win
The Kansas team defeated Indiana 107 to 81 at Fort Wayne, powering a seventh straight victory for the Big Ten darkhorses. Tom VanArsdale led with 21 points while Al Harden supplied strong bench scoring, and Indiana’s Hoosiers fell behind early as Kansas built a commanding first half lead.
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Midseason college basketball results across regions show varied wins
East coast matchups saw St. John’s edge Providence as Georgetown defeated Columbia. Florida toppled North Carolina while Seattle beat Memphis. Midwest games included Indiana over Notre Dame and Purdue over Ohio University. Southwest features Texas Tech past Colorado and TCU over Centenary, with Utah State and San Jose State split. West matchups had Wyoming over Idaho State and Fresno State beating Nevada as Austin Peay and Morehead State posted upsets.
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St Peters eighth grade edges St George in tight start
St Peters eighth grade team narrowly defeated St George of Hermann 28 to 24 Monday night as Kelly 18 and Borgmeyer 10 powered a 28 point St Peters tally. Purdue and Providence also won while many regional league games and tonight’s cage slate featured Hannibal at Moberly and other showdowns.
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