Pirates win seventh and eighth grade meets as West Jr tops ninth
Hardin's Pirates capture both seventh and eighth grade track meets, while West Junior of Columbia wins the ninth grade meet. Andy Piper sets a freshman high jump record and ties for most points with 10. West leads team scores with 77, Mexico 42, Bowling Green 19. eighth graders feature Johnny Fry's shot put win and record 18 yard dash time, and a new 80 yard relay mark by Loyd, Hunt, Fry, and Fisher.
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McKiterick
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Rhodes
Jerichow
Johnson
Kay
Nordyke
B. Fry
Stewart
Brady
Girl Golfers Uphold Centralia's Honor
Centralia girls win over Paris with Diane Daugherty and Linda Grossglauser leading in scoring. Daugherty 74, Grossglauser 58, while Paris A beat Centralia 168 to 181 and Paris B led 176 to 202 in boys matches.
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Paris
Nesday
Diane Daugherty
Linda Grossglauser
Mary Mitchell
Barbara Warren
Miss Daugherty
Miss Grossglauser
Miss Mitchell
Warren
Paris A
Coyote
Centralia A
Kirk Waisner
Paul Reinhardt
Pirates dominate Bulldogs 6-1 in tennis clash
Shawn Miller led the Bulldogs with a 6-1 7-5 win over Ron Hines, preventing a shutout as Mexico netmen fell 6-1 to the Pirates. Mike Welch, Rusty Crane, Mike Best, and others claimed singles wins, with Best edging Duffy in a three set affair and Welch lifting the Pirates in the opening match. Doubles teams Welch Crane and Best Hines shined in tight battles as the Pirates swept the key points.
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Hannibal
Ron Hines
Pirates
Mexico
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Hines
Bulldogs
Mike Best
Dale Duffy
Duffy
Best
Mike Welch
Dave Sutton
Rusty Crane
Jim Recob
Mark Hickerson
Mark Shrader
Welch
Crane
Sutton
Recob
Bulldogs Clinch Tennis Victory Over Moberly in Dual Meet
Mexico Halbe and Damgaard led a dominant Bulldogs girls tennis team to a 3-0 win over Moberly with strong A and B singles and doubles results. Notable matches: O’Connor and Farrah defeated Moberly in key sets. White, Langford, Doolittle, Sperry and DeBlois also secured wins.
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Mexico
Laura White
Mendy
Com- Holman
Ann Langford
Pat Miley
Jennifer Doolittle
Jerri Rhoda Damgaard
Jan Sperry
Penny Robin Thompson
Ann Hagan
Kristle Vicki Ornburn
Patty DeBlois
Tressie Robin Prenger
Lorena Settle
Diane
Pam Ragsdale
White
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Holman
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Sperry
Rodes
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Thompson
Wessel
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Copeland
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Cards Cancel Friday's Game
ST. LOUIS AP The St. Louis Cardinals cancelled their Friday night game with the Montreal Expos at Busch Stadium. A club spokesman said if the baseball players strike is settled today the club hopes to play the scheduled games against Montreal Saturday and Sunday.
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Montreal Expos
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Bulldogs Win Heartpounder on Adams Clutch Hit
Mexico edges Ashland 3 to 1 as Dave Adams pinch hits for his first at bat of the season driving in the decisive runs. Tim Hotop started, Harvey Maassen and Joe Long finished, with standout defense and a late double play and running grab securing the win. Bulldogs improve to 3-0 and head to Sedalia for first CEMO action Friday.
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Dave Adams
Mexico
Jerry McFarland
Adams
Bill Stephens
Larry Lewis
Steve Morton
Tim Hotop
Harvey Maassen
Joe Long
Hotop
Hotep
Eagles
Maassen
Stephens
Lewis
Long
Bulldog
Chuck Golden
Chuck Johnson
Gary Boone
Billy Baker
Bulldogs
Sedalia
Strike Could End Today
NEW YORK AP The base ball strike enters its 13th day as 24 major league owners meet in Chicago to consider a new offer aimed at settlement. Marvin Miller says progress is shown though no final agreement, with the sticking point over pay for postponed games. The pension issue has been settled, but pay basis and whether missed games must be made up differ between leagues.
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New York
Chicago
Marvin Miller
Striking Players’ Association
John Gaherin
Miller
Gaherin
Community Falls To South Callaway In 4-0 Loss
South Callaway Bulldogs blanked Community 4-0 as the Trojans failed to generate offense for the third straight game. Larry Whalen matched Larry Crabtree through two, then CRABTREE and use of walks and errors produced two runs in the third and two more in the fourth. Community gathered four hits and had only one runner reach third.
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Berg McKane
Trojans
South Callaway
R 4
Larry Whalen
Larry Crabtree
Bulldogs
Whalen
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