Bowling Standings And High Scores From Night Meets
Multiple leagues report team wins and high scores including Logan Pharmacy 3 and Crown Laundry 1. Rosie Barrett tops high game 201 and high series 492. Logan Pharmacy leads team totals 2886. Other firms listed include First National Bank, Stephenson Motel, Commerce Bank, Great Central Lumber, and Jerichow Construction with notable high games and series.
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Adkisson Plumbing
Logan Pharmacy Anon Mericoladies
Mouse of Flowers
Busch
First National Bank
Stephenson
Central Loan
Herb’s Apco
Commerce Bank
Great Central Lumber
M. Brown
W. Batty
House of Flowers
Central Loan Oy
Busen
Bob's Mobil
Miller
Brown
Brawn
Jerichow Construction
Turkey Hunters Should Find Birds Are Older, Wiser
In Missouri 1974 turkey season aims for older wiser birds as 1973 floods cut poults by 63 percent and broods by 43 percent per conservation agents. The Missouri Department of Conservation notes reduced hatchings and shifting population dynamics affecting hunters.
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Turkey
Jefferson City
Missouri Department of Conservation
Panthers Fall Short Without Top Golfers at Hermann
Centralia varsity, missing its top four golfers, fell 184-206 to Montgomery County R-2 at Hermann with the Wildcats winning the B match 163-178. Coach Steve McCarty praised reserves getting a meet, while medalist Jim Dowling led Montgomery with 40 and Centralia’s Marc Welborn topped its side with 46.
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Hermann
Centralia
Montgomery County
R-2
Panthers
Wildcats
Steve McCarty
Brad Gregory
Phil Kopp
Jim Stanford
Marc Welborn
Brian Wheeler
Mike Drew
Kevin Atkins
Tim Wainscott
Mike Branson
Rob Wainscott
Pin Tournament Fights Cancer in Mexico Lanes
Winners of the Strike Out Cancer handicapped bowling tournament at Mexico Lanes were Ray Sapp first in men with a 705 total, H. L. Neifert second with 696, and Rosie Barrett first in women with 714. Tina Marshall and Darlene Test tied for second at 647. First-place prizes were bowling balls, second-place shoes, with proceeds aiding the Audrain County Cancer Society.
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Mexico Lanes
Ray Sapp
H. L. Neifert
Rosie Barrett
Tina Marshall
Darlene
Cancer Crusade
Darlene Test
Judy Wilmshorst
Journey
Casey Neifert
Richard Vance
Trojanettes Defend LDC Track Crown At Fayette Meet
The Community R46 girls win the Little Dixie Conference title for the fourth straight year with 85 points, setting six conference records led by Jacqueline Boyes and Natalie Fennewald in multiple events, plus two relay records.
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Fayette
Trojanettes
Community
Jacqueline Boyes
Natalie Fennewald
Miss Boyes
Golfers Defeat Hannibal Again at Mexico Country Club
Mexico Bulldogs coach David Bell praised a successful week after both varsity and junior varsity teams defeated Hannibal. The varsity won 171 181 and the jayvees 202 212, with junior Mike Swanson the medalist for the third time this season. Tracy Scott, Dan Fitzgerald and Craig Arnold led Hannibal with 44s. Next, Mexico plays Van-Far, Moberly, and Rolla in upcoming Jayvee and varsity matches.
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Mexico
Bulldog
Hannibal
David Bell
Columbia
Mike Swanson
Jerry Powell
Pat Maguire
Rich Lovell
Don Lovell
Pirates
Tracy Scott
Dan Fitzgerald
Craig Arnold
Clyde Oligschlaeger
Mexico Jayvees
Roger Frevert
Dennis Jacobi
Keith Hancock
Rusty Johnson
Mexico Country Club
Bulldogs
Powell
Bell
Van-Far
Moberly
Rolla
Mexico Bulldogs End Nine-Game Winning Streak With Split
Mexico defeated Lebanon 6-3 in the opener before losing 4-3 in the nightcap as the Bulldogs' nine game streak ended. Pitcher David Ezell improved to 5-1 with 12 strikeouts and no walks, while Virgil McCormack hit a two run homer and Ken ny Nelson added a run. Wehlewald yielded three unearned runs in the first game and fanned nine in the second. The series concludes with Mexico coach Gerald McFarland noting mental mistakes cost the nightcap and the team vows to rebound against Jefferson City Tuesday.
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Lebanon
Mexico
Bulldog
Yellow
Yellow Jackets
Tim Wehlewald
Bulldogs
Acrogs
Vehlewald
McCormack
Smiley
Jeff Mackey
Mackey
Ekedahl
Gerald McFarland
Jefferson City
Weekend Major League Baseball Schedule Fragment
Saturday fixtures feature mismatched team pairings including Mets at Orioles and Braves at Pirates, with additional showings across the circuit. Notable matchups list Milwaukee at Baltimore and Chicago at Kansas City, while Bay Area and California clubs clash in coastal games. The page also notes Friday results and a Mexico section alongside a ledger watermark.
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Milwaukee
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
California
Oakland
Texas
Minnesota
Kansas City
Chicago
Maltimore
Wew Stottlemyre
McNally
Johnson
Tiant
Cwright
Gstrol
Coleman
Splittorison
Wood
Ryan
Land
Holtzman
Minnesota A
Decker
Tenas
Organ
Panther Cub Trackmen Rebound With Dual Wins
Centralia seventh and eighth grade track teams won quadrangular meets. The eighth graders beat Paris 75 63 as Shelbina and Clarence followed. In seventh grade Centralia won 72 48 with Paris third. Multiple Centralia records fell including 11.2 for 8 yard low hurdles and 12.4 for 100-yard dash.
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Centralia
Panther Cub
Paris
Shelbina
Clarence
Duke Dick
Walter Wilkerson
Kevin Bradley
Shawn Eckley
Les England
Jamie Armentrout
Dwight Fay
Tony Gougeon
Jed Angell
Fayette
City Slow-Pitch Softball League Meeting June 7 7:30 PM
Enthusiasts are reminded of an organizational meeting for the City Slow-Pitch Softball League at 7 30 PM Monday in City Hall. Managers and others interested in playing this summer are urged to attend. Joe Bailey, city recreation director, said.
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Joe Bailey
Pro Basketball All Series Best On Final Preview
AP outlines the NBA Finals and conference semifinals with East and West matchups. Teams mentioned include New York, Boston, Milwaukee, and Indiana with dates in April and ongoing series leads noted.
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The
Associated Press
New York
Teason
Boston
Milwaukee
Wentucky
Lesington
National TY
Mendey
Indiana
Uteh
Pro Hockey Semifinal: Toronto Beats Chicago 6-4
Toronto defeats Chicago 6 to 4 in Friday's Eastern Division semifinal game. Toronto leads 1-0 after the first period with Igads scoring the early goal for Toronto. Chicago challenges in later periods but falls short as Toronto secures the victory.
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HA Faye
Toronte
Chicago
Toronto Igads
Mexico Bulldogs Break Records at Capital City Relays
The Mexico Bulldogs finished third at the Capital City Relays in Jefferson City behind Jefferson City and Columbia Hickman. Senior Randy Ezell won shot put at 56 feet 10 inches, Andy Piper cleared 6 feet 5 1/4 inches in high jump, and the sprint medley relay tied a 12-year meet record at 1 37.4.
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Community
Miss Boyes
Sherry Montague
Janet Motley
Miss Welschmeyer
Carol Bertels
Elsie Aston
Miss Montague
Joyce Bertels
Bertels
Jefferson City
Mexico
Ron Whittaker
Bulldogs
Columbia Hickman
Jays
Hickman
Sedalia
Randy Ezell
Sam McDowell
Lebanon
Andy Piper
Ernie Duncan
Bill Fry
Butler Nunnelly
Mike Long
Long
Craig Barnes
Charles Hinson
Mike Batty
Lonza Childs
Austin
Miller
Nunnelly
James Clark
David Carter
Batty
Mike Blumer
Chris Jones
Jones
Barnes
Capital City
Scort
Dellars
City
Mickmanala
Menice
St. Waynesville
Mobian
Rolla
Camdenton
Fulton
Tipton
Union
Randy Exell
Adlon
Mollow
Ellis
Mickman
Leland Fletcher
Delervon City
Medneth
Nathey
Rock @ridee
Lee Lewis sHlemman
Johnson
Veiterson City
Avenuce
Mile Run
David Cooper
Sumpter Waynesville
Hellas
Roberts
Milo Rede
Fred Washington
Williams
Waynes
Battaraon City
Ernie Goncan
John Iatesey
Rock Bridge
St Sedalia Shuilia
Jefferson
Expos rally past Cardinals as McBride hits inside-the-park homer
Montreal wins 5-4 on Bake McBride inside-the-park homer despite St Louis back-to-back doubles by Ted Simmons. Willie Davis praised McBride’s speed, while Ernie McAnally held the Cardinals and Gene Mauch called the homer the darndest he has seen.
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St, Louis
Montreal Expos
Willie Davis
Davis
Expos
McBride
St. Louis Cardinals
Ted Simmons
Ernie McAnally
Gene Mauch
Montreal
Hal Breeden
Ken Singleton
Bob Bailey
Barry Foote
John Curtis
McAnally
Jim Dwyer
Jose Cruz
Reggie Smith
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Linda Wisdom
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MFA
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Gene Smith
Ww && W Root Beer
O’brien
Miller High Life
Baker Packing Lln
Southwestern Bell
Dericiow Construction
Jay's Iga Ta
Ken's
Zephyr Mak
Omeg Dairy Queen
ST. Brendan Ladies
Hospital Hoppers
Alley Katz
Ding A Lings
Pat Siron
Pat Phillips
Wu Um
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Wild Bunch
Nancy Archer
ALM Row
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Sherwith Williams
Panther Golf Squad
Jerry Lucas
New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
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Wright
Missouri
Bob Stephens
Salem
Dave Wilmshorst
Audrain County Cancer Society
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LDC
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Venita Welschmeyer
Harrisburg
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AME
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Ekedahirt Holop
Ezellp Botkin
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Jankett Mackey
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D. Sherrer
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Pro Hockey
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McCurren
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John Fry
Bill Buckner
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Redbirds
Homer
Dalton
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