Mexico Attacks Track Records at West Junior High
Mexico eighth and ninth grade track squads posted wins at West Junior High Columbia. Eighth graders crushed the Vikings 70 to 30. freshmen won 60-49. Wayne Terpstra tied the freshman pole vault record with 110. Allen Henderson set a seventh grade discus record at 117 feet 5 inches, though not placing. Multiple near records and wins highlighted the meet with several Mexico athletes posting strong times and jumps. The next action for the eighth graders is the Huck Finn Relays at Hannibal on April 17.
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Columbia
Mexico
West Junior High
Vikings
Wayne Terpstra
Allen Henderson
New Mexico
Henderson
James Johnson
Jay Loyd
David Fisher
Loyd
Fisher
Austin Miller
Billy Fry
Johnny Fry
Miller
Johhny Fry
Steve Evans
Ron Fountain
Marty Hunt
Chris Jones
Randy Davis
Mike Rankin
Helias
Derrick Brooks
Mike Henderson
Gary Brookins
Jim Talbert
Ron Miller
Greg Miller
Blake Sumpter
Batty
Brookins
Gary McKitterick
Ryland Rodes
Adrain Bradshaw
McKitterick
Mike Batty
Steve Sublette
Johnson
Huck Finn
Hannibal
Girl Netters Take Opener In Tennis Match
Mexico High girls tennis edged Sedalia 5-4 in the season opener. Jene O Connor Ann Lankford Jennifer Doolittle and Laura White won singles for the Bulldogs. O Connor beat Judy Johnson 8-2 Lankford 8-5 Doolittle 8 1 White 8-6.
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Mexico
Sedalia
Jene O'Connor
Ann Lankford
Jennifer Doolittle
Laura White
Bulldogs
O’connor
Judy Johnson
Lankford
Jamie Shumaker
Doolittle
Patty Karrigan
White
Marian Kimble
Nancy Baker
Terry Young
Julie Copeland
Marsha Thomas
The
Tigers
O'Connor
Karrigan
Kimble
Copeland
Baker
MHS Netmen Fall To Hannibal Pirates 7 2
Hannibal Mexico High School boys tennis edged MHS 7 2 as the Bulldogs despite a young lineup won one singles and one doubles match. Finley Montgomery beat Mark Welch 4 6 6 3 and paired with Dennis DeBondt to win 10 6 over Meyer and Welch. Jim Recob extended Welch to three sets before falling 3 6 6 1 2 6. Len Ellis and Parsons, Fisher, Peck each fell in straight sets. Recob Ellis 6 12 and Fisher Geary 10 in doubles.
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Hannibal
Mexico High
Hannibal Pirates
Bulldogs
Finley Montgomery
Mark Welch
Montgomery
Dennis DeBondt
Louis Meyer
Welch
Wayne Doerr
Jim Recob
Len Ellis
John Parsons
Roger Fisher
Greg Peck
Parsons
Fisher
Peck
Recob
Ellis
Roger Geary
Millan Quiets Card Rally With Sharp Ninth Inning Play
Mets second baseman Felix Millan, amid two near miscues, made a pivotal ninth inning play to erase a St. Louis threat and seal a 5 4 victory at Busch Stadium. Millan's glove toss on a bases loaded ball preserved the win as New York clinched its fourth straight road triumph. Bud Harrelson praised the young infielder while Millan conceded two missed double plays but credited his late heroics and Milner’s early homer for the margin.
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Paul Lebar
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Felix Millan
New York Mets
Yogi Berra
St. Louis Cardinals
Jose Cruz
Cardinals
Mets
Tug McGraw
Cards
Ray Busse
Cruz
Millan
Tim McCarver
Lou Brok
McGraw
McCarver
Ted Sizemore
Busse
Phil Hennigan
Hennigan
Bud Harrelson
Harrelson
John Milner
Brock
Ted Simmons
Simmons
Milner
Reggie Cleveland
Red Schoendienst
Cardinals Remain Winless In Another NL Thursday
In NL action the Braves beat the Padres 8-1 while the Reds toppled the Dodgers 4-1 and the Giants edged the Astros 5-4. Aaron drove in three on his 674th homer as Atlanta opened the season behind Gary Gentry’s six-hitter. Cincinnati’s Tony Perez and Cesar Geronimo homered in support of Don Gullett’s first win. The Giants won on Willie McCovey’s late heroics, with Mike Cosgrove on the mound for Houston.
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Atlanta Braves
San Diego Padres
Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Houston Astros
Baltimore
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Kansas City
Texas
Oakland
Chicago
California
Minnesota
Hank Aaron
Aaron
Atlanta
Gary Gentry
Dave Johnson
Braves
Clay Kirby
San Diego
Tony Perez
Cesar Geronimo
Joe Morgan
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Don Gullett
Dodgers
Pedro Borbon
Tom Hall
Gullett
San Francisco
Hous
Ton
Willie McCovery
Tun Homer
Mike Cosgrove
Giant Slugger
Chris Speier
Tigers
Norm Cash
Davis
Don Baylor
Northrup
Merv Rettenmund
Mel Stottlemyre
Perry
Yankees
Bobby Murcer
Sporadic Excerpts From Varied Basketball and Hockey Scores
A transcription of scattered scoreboard lines and game results across leagues. It lists standings, partial scores, and slated matchups including teams like New York, Chicago, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Houston, Los Angeles, and Montreal with fragmentary records and upcoming games.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Montreal
St. Louis ' O
San Francisco
Houston
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Diego
Los Angeles
Gald
St. Louis
Gibson
Wilson
Bradley
Pappas
Blass
Nove
Moore
Lonberg
Dobson
Norman
Tineinnatl
Billingham
Moesseramith
Neos Ae
Eland
Fulladelphia
Winnipeg
Minnesota
Los Ageles
England
Ottawa
New England
Martin
Baltimore
Northrup
Mayberry Powers Royals Past Rangers in 9-6 Victory
Kansas City first baseman John Mayberry homered twice in as many games against Texas, driving in seven runs over two games and signaling a big season ahead. Gene Garber earned his first major league win in relief of Steve Busby as Kansas City extended its win streak to four. Garber, tallying 3 strikeouts, knew confidence from the Royals helped him settle in.
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Kansas City
John Mayberry
Kansas City Royals
Texas Rangers
Mayberry
Rangers
Royals
Texas
Fred Patek
Cookie Rojas
Don Stanhouse
Whitey Herzog
Stanhouse
Big John
Gene Garber
Steve Busby
Garber
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Busby
Jeff Burroughs
Rich Billings
Joe Lovitto
Elliott Maddox
Stottlemiyre
Yankees
Perry
Vida Blue
Its
Oakland
Joe Rudi
Sal Bando
Angel Mangual
Chicago
A’s
Nolan Ryan
California
Minnesota
Hal McRae
Lovitto
Mike Epstein
Celtics Take 3-2 Lead With 108 101 Win Over Hawks
Celtics star John Havlicek scored 32 points 20 after halftime guiding Boston to a 108 101 victory over Atlanta to move ahead three games to two in the NBA series. Jo Jo White added 16 in the win as Boston relied on speed over size and hit 32 of 35 free throws led by Havlicek 12 of 14. Kentucky Colonels rallied past the Cougars 24 8 in the final six minutes of the fourth to grab a come from behind win.
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Celtics
John Havlicek
Hawks
Kentucky
Carolina
Utah
Indiana
Salt Lake City
Boston Garden
Bruins
Havlicek
Boston
Jo Jo White
Don Nelson
Pete Maravich
Coton Fitzsimmons
Charlotte
N.C
Kentucky Colonels
Wendell Ladner
Colonels
Cougars
Mexico Bowling Standings and High Scores Report
Wednesday morning bowling results show Unknowns, Odd Balls, Pin Pointers, Lucky Strikes among others with Rosie Barrett posting high game 182 and high series 614. Pin Pointers lead team game 650 and team series with 2975 for Ex-9’s 2975.
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High Hopes
Rosie Barrett
A.P. Green
Kruzites
Ozarks
Mizzou
Mexico
Big Chiefs
Empires
Im Jensen
Roe Ann Groves
Bud DeBondt
Rhonda Reading
Ex-9
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Il Hockey
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York
Bas ‘Ads
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Milwaukee
TNO
Mires
Big John Lowers
Billy Martin
Tommy Davis
Tiger
Jim Northrup
New York Yankees
Gaylord Perry
Mexico Bulldogs
Quincy C. B
Green Field
Linn
Atlanta Hawks
Young’s Service
Kehl’s Office Supply
American Family
Lucky Five
Crowns
Roadrunners
Dairy Queen
Thirsty Five
Harold Holtkamp
Gene Smith
Kehl's Office Spy
Kx-99
Mizzou's
Noe
Old Taylor Schenley
Bud Schlitz
Miller's N.R
Cuzan’s Liquors
Jim Beam
Old Crow
Royal American
Old Taylor
Calgary
Gilbey's Scotch
Calvert Extra
Evan William
Seagram
Schlitz
Hannin
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