Record Shattering Tri Meet Highlights Young Trackmen
In Hawthorne Heights a Triangular Meet produced several record shattering performances by Mexico Hardin and Hannibal seventh to ninth graders. Hardin eighth graders dominated as did Mexico seventh and eighth graders while freshmen from the Bulldogs finished second to Hannibal.
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Hawthorne Heights
Mexico
Hannibal
Fulton
Hardin
Andy Piper
Mike Long
Jeff White
Butler Nunnelly
Steve Sparks
Ray Heaton
Paul Janke
Dennis Lierheimer
Tim Collins
Collins
Ledger
Rob Tanenbaum
Slammin Sam Leads Bulldogs in Golf Duel
Sam Lovell nicknamed Slammin Sam starred for Mexico as he posted a 80 nine hole total and a back nine 40 at Walnut Hills Country Club. Rich Lovell, a Sedalia rival, shot 80 and Mexico beat Sedalia 291 to 569 on the day with Lovell aiding the Bulldogs.
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Sedalia
Sam Snead
Augusta
Mexico Bulldogs
Sedalia Smith-Cotton Tigers
Mexico
Rich Lovell
Sammy
Bulldogs
Lovell
Walnut Hills Country Club
Gil
Mike Rodgers
Kim Everett
Mike Graue
Lee Kehl
Steve Craghead
Mike Swangon
Rogers
Dave Bell
Owners Urge Kuhn to Intervene in Baseball Strike
Baseball strike enters seventh day as two owners urge Commissioner Kuhn to intervene and end the walkout. Marvin Miller calls no settlement near as talks continue over pensions and a possible binding arbitration. Presidents Cronin and Feeney reportedly consider locking out players from stadiums during the dispute.
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New York
Bowie Kuhn
Bob Short
Texas Rangers
Kuhn
Washington, D.C
Short
Texas
Calvin Griffith
Minnesota Twins
Griffith
Marvin Miller
Major League Players’ Association
Miller
John Gaherin
Joe Cronin
Chub Feeney
Cincinnati Reds
Jim Merritt
Owners
Merritt
Cincinnati
Francis L. Dale
Reds
Hickman Girls Defeat Mexico In Tennis 6 3
Hickman girls tennis staged a quick start to beat Mexico 6-3 at home. Rodes and Baker won singles while Copeland Kent and O Connor provided competitive challenges. doubles wins came from Rodes-Baker and O Connor-Farrah as Mexico headed to Moberly next.
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Mexico
Hickman
Bulldogettes
Becky Rodes
Nancy Baker
Julie Copeland
Liz Kent
Jene O'Connor
Centralia Takes Golf Quadrangular
Centralia Panthers posted 164 strokes to win a quadrangular golf meet at Shelbyville. Macon 174 Monroe City 180 South Shelby 191 finished behind. Ed Thomas of Monroe City was medalist with 37 while Centralia’s Waisner 39 Reinhardt 40 and Denham 40 led Cen tralia. Wainscott added 45.
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Shelbina
Centralia
Kirk Wassner
Paul Reinhardt
Steve Denham
Panthers
Macon
Monroe City
South Shelby
Ed Thomas
Waisner
Reinhardt
Denham
Bill Wainscott
Fayette
Community season opener sparks 11 inning win
In Thursday’s baseball opener, R-6’s 11 inning 3-0 victory over Hickman sophomores featured Larry Whalen delivering a key two hit performance. Greg Cox and Randy Coates matched zeroes until Whalen’s ninth inning hit and a late base loaded walk sequence. Community meets Mexico in Laddonia Monday.
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Columbia
A-6
Trojans
Larry Whalen
Whalen
R-6
Hickmen
Greg Cox
Hickman
Mike Coleman
Randy Coates
Bill Lower
Steve Wieberg
Coates
Cox
Community
Mexico
Laddonia
Mets Name Yogi Berra Manager and Staub Acquisition
The New York Mets appoint Yogi Berra as manager for the upcoming season and acquire Rusty Staub from the Montreal Expos in a for 1 deal. Ken Singleton Mike Jorgensen and Tom Foli leave for Montreal as part of the trade. The move follows the death of Gil Hodges and comes amid a baseball strike.
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NEW York
Yogi Berra
New York Mets
Rusty Staub
Gil Hodges
Brooklyn
Mets
Berra
New York Yankees
Staub
Montreal Expos
Ken Singleton
Mike Jor
Gensen
Tom Foli
Expos
Bob Scheffing
Hodges
Scheffing
Associated Press
Leafs Upset Bruins In Overtime Playoff Thriller
The Toronto Maple Leafs edged the Boston Bruins 3 2 in sudden death overtime at Boston to even their best of seven at 1 1. Jim Harrison drilled a 30 foot for the winner at 2 58 of overtime after a 2 0 Boston lead.
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Associated Press
King Clancy
Toronto Maple Leafs
Boston Bruins
Tony
Clancy
Leafs
Bruins
Jim Harrison
Boston
Gerry Cheevers
Minnesota
St. Louis
Blues
Chicago
New York
Scoring Spreads Highlight NBA Conference Semis and ABA
Thursday results show New York 104 Baltimore 98 tying series at 7-2 in the East. Milwaukee 108 Golden State 100 gives Bucks a 4-1 series win in the West. Friday and weekend schedules feature Atlanta at Boston and New York at Kentucky, with various East and West division playoffs and NHL action noted among scattered games.
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New York
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Boston
Ternoon
National TV
Mlwaukee
Los Angeles
Denver
Indiana
Kentucky
Alane
Dallas
Utah
Sares
Necesary
Toronto
Overtine
Rustal
Serias Wed
Montreal
Sarleg
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Overting
Leeds
Gemos
Pitttsburgh
Minnysota
Louis
Targate West
Loule
Nicklaus Stretch Run Gives Snead One Stroke Back
At 59, Sam Snead shoots 69 opening round to sit one behind Masters pace setter Jack Nicklaus. Arnold Palmer also 70 as Augusta National Course basks in a glamorous duel. Nicklaus battled back with six-under finishing stretch for 68 while Snead adapts to softer, precise shots.
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Augusta
Sam Snead
Bill Campbell
Huntington
West Va
Augusta National
Virginia Hills
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Bob Jones
Slammin
Sammy
Snead
Nicklaus
Sam
Sugar Bowl May Be Played on Dec. 31
Kansas City AP The Sugar Bowl football game likely will move from January 1 to December 31 night, a change requested by Sugar Bowl officials and endorsed by the NCAA executive committee. The shift aims to avoid conflicts with another bowl game and would take effect this year for the Sunday night broadcast. The NCAA also favors expanding the national basketball championship bracket from 25 to 28 or 32 teams starting in 1974, with byes possible at 28 teams.
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Kansas City
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Wade Stinson
Rod n Reel Report Missouri Fishing Conditions Update
Rod n Reel reports from Jefferson City list water conditions across Missouri lakes and streams. Species such as crappie bass white bass and trout vary from poor to good with reserves like Roaring River and Taneycomo at fair to good while lakes including Lake of the Ozarks and Pomme de Terre show clear to mildly dingy water and mixed angling prospects.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Conservation Department
Jaw SA
Roaring River State Park
Mississippi
Thomas Hill
Norfolk
Pomme de Terre
Lake of the Ozarks
Osage Arm
Sever and Hunnewell
Little Dixie
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Bill Goldsworthy
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Frank St. Marseille
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Clarence Campbell
National Hockey League
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Tommy Ivan
Billy Reay
Campbell
Chris Bordeleau
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Paul Harney
Jim Simons
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