St Brendan School honors seventh and eighth grade teams
The seventh and eighth grade basketball and volleyball squads from St. Brendan School were feted at a Friday night banquet at the Knights of Columbus hall. Eighth grade standout Tom Scurries received outstanding player honors, with Rick Robley as runner-up. volleyball honors went to Lori Thoenen and Sue Ellen Enslen. Guest speaker was Orv Salmon of the Missouri Tigers. Coaches Tom Roe and John Roe led the eighth and seventh grade teams respectively, with many players named across both sports.
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St. Brendan School
Knights of Columbus
Mexico Bulldogs Nudge Hannibal 1-0 Behind Maassen Fielding
Harvey Maassen worked six strong innings with two hits allowed and key fielding plays ending four Hannibal rallies as Mexico beat the Pirates 1-0. Chuck Golden and Billy Stephens produced the only run with a two out extra base hit, while Maassen’s defense and botkin’s catching backed the pitcher in the shutout.
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Harvey Maassen
Bulldogs
Mexico
Hannibal Pirates
Maassen
Hannibal
Jerry McFarland
Harvey
Billy Stephens
Knepp
Golden
Stephens
Pirates
Steve Botkin
Botkin
Carlow Buckner
McFarland
Cubs
Don) Kessinger
Giants
Lynn
Virgil McCormack
Blues Rally Past Black Hawks After White Mistake
St Louis defeats Chicago 5 3 to stave off a fourth straight defeat in the NHL playoffs. Bill White’s errant clearing pass sparked a Blues comeback as Phil Roberto Gary Sabourin and Frank Huck fueled a 3 0 second period run. Wayne Stephenson made 37 saves, and Jean Guy Talbot credited the mistake as the turning point before the Blues sent the series back to Chicago.
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Bill White
St. Louis Blues
White
Blues
Chicago Black Hawks
Arena
Black Hawks
Chicago
Billy Reay
Reay
Ralph Backstrom
Wayne Stephenson
Cliff Koroll
Steve Durbano
Pierre Plante
Garry Unger
Gary Smith
Phil Roberto
Roberto
Smith
Frank Huck
Gary Sabourin
Stephenson
Chico Maki
Unger
Jean-Guy Talbot
Talbot
National League scoreboard and weekend results
Baseball standings and weekend results for the National League and top divisions show Pittsburgh, New York, Chicago, Montreal, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, San Diego, and other clubs in ongoing race. Key games included New York over Philadelphia 3-2, Chicago 3 Montreal 2, San Francisco 7 Cincinnati 5, and Los Angeles 4 San Diego 9. Standings include misc. records, Sunday results, and upcoming series notes across multiple teams and cities.
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Monreal
Philadelphia
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Lui
Houston
San Diego
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Atlanta
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
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Thins
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St. Louis
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Morton
Neo Los Angeles
Osteen
Howdton
Buffalo
Boston
Minnesota
Cleveland
Winnipeg
Oston
Faltmore
ABA
Detroit Milwaukee
Utah
Ainnasota
Mexico Lanes Saturday Night Mixed Doubles Results
Saturday bowling at Mexico Lanes features Hot Shots and Four R s sharing wins with 3 1 records. High game by Orville Fishburn at 224 and high series by Harry Johnson 576. Team highs include Hot Shots 876 and Alley Hogs 1. Jeff Mackey posts 214 in high game and 589 in high series. Fantastic Five leads team totals with 2935.
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the Dogs
Alley Hogs
Orville Fishburn
Harry Johnson
Hot Shots
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Choppers
Know Nothings
Blobbs
Creepy Crawlers
Eagles
Steel Pickers
Miracles
Strikers
Jeff Mackey
Fantastic Five
Ch. Choppers
Pirates Sweep Cards as Clemente Death Not Weakening Line
Pitts burgh manager Red Schoendienst says the Pirates remain strong despite Roberto Clemente's death as they sweep St Louis in a doubleheader. Bob Robertson and Willie Stargell lead a 4-3 and 5-3 pair of wins, with Lou Brock praising Pittsburgh’s clutch edge while halting short of crowning them NL East champs. Dodgers blank Padres. Reds top Giants. Expos top Cubs. Astros edge Braves. Phils-NYY game washed out.
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St. Louis Cardinal
Red Schoendienst
Pittsburgh Pirates
Roberto Clemente
Schoendienst
Cardinals
Pirates
St. Louis
Bob Robertson
Wayne Granger
Willie Stargell
Milt May
Gene Alley
Stargell
Cardinal
Lou Brock
Brock
Snowfall Cancels MHS Sports Schedule
Sunday night heavy snow cancels multiple Mexico High spring sports events. Ninth grade baseball against Community A-6 postponed, varsity at Columbia called off, and Ashland games for varsity and junior varsity canceled. A and B team match with Fulton here today wiped out, tomorrow's Missouri Military Academy meet unlikely. Tuesday golf vs Fayette snowed out, girls track opener vs Moberly here postponed, Bulldogs triangular track at Marshall on Tuesday remains in doubt.
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Columbia
Ashland
Fulton
Missouri Military Academy
Fayette
Moberly
Bulldogs
Marshall
Cookie Makes Angels Crumble in Royals Win
Cookie Rojas delivered a bunt single in the eighth as Kansas City rallied past the California Angels 65 in Anaheim. Rojas added seven hits in 13 at bats with six RBIs across the three game set, his surprise plays sparking the Royals to the victory.
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Kansas City
Royals
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Rojas
Sun
Jerry May
Dick Drago
John Stephenson
Rudy Meoli
Bruce Dal Canton
Drago
Vada Pinson
Cal Canton
Bob Oliver
Knicks' Magic Tricks Make Bullets Disappear
Knicks beat the Baltimore Bullets 109-99 to eliminate Baltimore from the NBA playoffs and move the franchise to Largo Maryland next season. Earl Monroe led New York with 26 points, while Walt Frazier aided in the backcourt.
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Sherry Fuemmeler
Pam Lawrence
Nancy Meyer
Susan Miller
Donna Mudd
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Kelly Williams
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