Mexico Bulldogs falter with fifth man in quadrangular golf
In a five-man format at Moberly, the Mexico Bulldogs finish third in both A and B matches. A: Everett 42, Rogers 39, Kehl 41, Easterling 43, Graue 48. B: Craghead 42, Lovell 47, Marsh 51, Maguire 44, Mihalie 67.
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Kim Everett
Lee Kehl
Byron Easterling
Rich Lovell
Jeff Marsh
Terry Maguire
Jeff Mihalie
Paris Golfers Lose 176-185 in Paris Meet
Paris Coyote golf squad lost 176-185 to South Shelby in Paris. The Paris junior varsity won 141-144. In varsity action Mark Forrest low for Paris with 39, Wally Houchins 51, Doug Delaney 47, Jim Reinhard 48. Junior varsity low was Jeff Van Praag with 45. Varsity record stands 4 2 and next contest is Thursday at Shelbina.
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Mark Forrest
Wally Houchins
Doug Delaney
Jim Reinhard
Jeff van Praag
Sturgeon Varsity routes Bulldog JV 18 to 0 in five innings
Sturgeon starts with seven runs in the first inning as pitcher John Lawrence tosses a five inning gem. Mexico starter Carl Wilfong exits after facing one batter and Chuck Golden surrenders seven more runs. The rout ends early by 10 run rule with Sturgeon cruising to an 18-0 victory.
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Bullets Stun Knicks 93 91 To Take Eastern Final Lead
The Baltimore Bullets edged the New York Knicks 93 91 in Madison Square Garden to seize a 1 0 lead in the Eastern Conference finals and set up a best of seven clash with the Milwaukee Bucks. Monroe led Bal timore with 26 points while Dick Barnett had 26 for New York as Frazier failed to tie the game in the final seconds.
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Dan Dougherty Named Army Head Coach at West Point
Dan Dougherty, longtime Villanova assistant, accepted the Army head coaching job at the U.S. Military Academy in West Point. He succeeds Bob Knight, who left West Point to take Indiana University’s top post.
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Ali Case Wrapped in Prejudice Before Supreme Court
Muhammad Ali’s lead lawyer told the Supreme Court that the government’s draft evasion case against the heavyweight champion was biased against him and his Muslim faith. Eskridge argued the Department’s arguments were prejudicial while Griswold denied the charge as Ali faced a five year conviction from 1967 and appeals moves. The session, with Justice Marshall recused, focused on whether a letter to the draft board misrepresented Ali’s sincerity. a June decision was anticipated.
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Porsche Wins Van-Far Golf Meet in Narrow Victory
Van-Far Indians edged Troy 253 to 257 as Coach Randy Saladin praised a young squad with limited experience. Low scorer Steve Swan posted 48, followed by Tony Fuller 49 and Dwane Rees 51 while Charlie Whistler and Craig Shotwell added 52 and 53 respectively. Junior varsity fell 165-173. In other action Porsche 914-6 driven by Pee Carden T def Ricky ter Gregg and Hurley Haywood, won IMSA 300 at Virginia International Speedway ahead of long wait.
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Cowens and Petrie Tie For Rookie of the Year
New York report says Boston Celtic Dave Cowens and Portland Trail Blazers guard Geoff Petrie shared the NBA Rookie of the Year honors, each drawing 36 votes in balloting across 17 league cities. Pete Maravich and Calvin Murphy also received votes in the close outcome.
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Giants Drop Cardinals Behind Bryant In Grizzled Debut
Ron Bryant, a 23 year old left hander, pitched the full game for the Giants in a 4 2 win over the St Louis Cardinals as they stretch win streak to nine. Mays Dietz and Speier provided multi hit support while Bryant struck out eight and yielded eight hits.
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Paris Coyotes JV triumphs 64 45 over South Shelby
Paris Coyotes junior varsity track team earned their first season win, 64 to 45 over South Shelby in a meet at The Coyotes dominated eight of 13 events and posted strong showings across running, jumping, and throwing events. Top scorers included Long, Dowell, Saunders, and Kendrick with Paris posting multiple relays and sprint wins.
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Panthers To Honor Athletes At Centralia Banquet
Centralia High School hosts the All Sports Banquet with guest speaker Larry Wilson of the St. Louis Cardinals at 6:30 pm. Co sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and Jaycees, the Panther Booster Club provides the meal. Community members invited. tickets from Kiwanis and Jaycees.
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Netmen Fall to Kewpies in Columbia Match
Mexico showed strong play from No. 1 Jeff Doolittle and doubles teams Doolittle Adams and Sutton Recob, but Hickman’s depth won 6-3. Doolittle edged Sandy Lowe 2-6 6-0 6-3 before Hickman swept the remaining five singles and won one of the three doubles. Darkness left doubles decided by the first to 10 games.
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Voice of Giants Hodges Dies at 60 in Mill Valley
Russ Hodges, longtime radio and television voice of the San Francisco Giants, has died in Mill Valley at age 60. He spent 22 years with the club delivering play by play and became a familiar figure to fans across the National League.
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