Bulldogs Dominate Lincoln Relays In Jefferson City
Mexico Bulldogs set five meet records and two school marks at Lincoln Relays. Star performers included James Clark and Austin Miller with multiple golds and records. Disappointing high jump by Andy Piper contrasted with strong relays and throws led by Buckner Johnson and Dick Barnes.
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Nicklaus at Augusta Aiming for Runaway Masters Title
Jack Nicklaus holds a five stroke lead entering the final 36 holes at Augusta National as he chases his 15th major and a possible Grand Slam. Arnold Palmer Tom Watson and Billy Casper trail at 140, with Lee Trevino and others within striking distance. Gary Player trails by 11 as Nicklaus faces pressure from veteran rivals and a eager field.
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McBride Dares To Tamper With Rookie Year Success
St Louis outfielder Babe McBride, 26, who hit .309 and won NL Rookie of the Year, altered his swing this season. He homered inside the park, drove in three, as the Cardinals beat the Phillies 6-3. He notes changes in approach, while recalling his basketball offer from Phoenix Suns.
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Mexico Golfers End Busy Week In Crisis Situation
After five matches in as many days the Mexico Bulldog golfers face a crisis as they drop a close road match to Columbia Rock Bridge four strokes 168 172. Mike Swanson shot 40 Pat Maguire 41 and Jerry Powell 41 with 50 61 late struggles leaving coach Dave Bell hoping for freshmen to fill middle spots. The Bulldogs still won the B team 183 201 led by Genthon and Hancock with 44s as they prepare to play Moberly Monday.
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Mexico Bats Boom In Darkness Tie With Rock Bridge
Mexico Bulldogs beat Columbia Rock Bridge 8-1 in the opener and forced a 5 5 decision in darkness at Green Field. The lights are out for repairs, yet Mexico racked 13 runs 14 hits in 11 innings with key hits from Fry Dempski and McCormack. Mexico (2-1, not counting the tie) returns Tuesday to host Fulton.
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Mexico Bulldogs Rally for 5 4 Tennis Victory over Rock Bridge
Mexico's tennis team defeated Columbia Rock Bridge 5-4 in varsity play as doubles led the surge. Dennis DeBondt and Jon Doolittle contributed wins, with Finley Montgomery and Roger Geary sealing the decisive doubles victory to complete a strong 3-3 overall day. Mexico (3-3) next hosts Hellas in the home finale.
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Hopke No-Hitter Dominates R-6 Debut in Twinbill
Strong pitching headlines the belated Community A-6 debut as Daryl Hopke throws a seven inning no-hitter in the 3-0 opener, fanning 11 with five walks. Brad Cox stars in game two with a two-hitter, as Montgomery City claims a 6-0 win. The Trojans stage a first inning surge and a five-run second in game two before hosting Sturgeon Monday.
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