Mexico Bulldogs Girls Track Extend Unbeaten Run
The Mexico Bulldogs girls track team remained undefeated by defeating Columbia's teams and Rock Bridge in Columbia. They won seven of 18 events, with firsts from Sharon Farrah Adele Long Marilyn Maupin and Sara Bradshaw in field events and relays sweeping the 880 and 440. Missing rider Therese Rankin, the squad still posted strong marks led by Farrah and Peck in shot and softball throw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Mexico
Bulldogs
Rock Bridge
Finneal
Rockie
Don
Buldogs
Sharon Farrah
Adele Long
Marilyn Maupin
Sara Bradshaw
Buidges
Miss Farah
Mary Peck
Miss Farrah
Miss Peck
Miss Long
Therese Rankin
Patty Fennewald
Miss Bradshaw
Danny Davis
Debbie Turner
Lynn Earle
Teresa Harrison
Miss Rankin
Sharon Callihan
Karen Mortenson
Jeannette Fennessey
Kim Cline
al Feuerbach
Iowa
Preston
Wohlhuter
Boit
Skip Kent
Tommy Fulton
Hailu Ebba
Ehrhart
New Mexico
Jim Ryan
Kent
Colle
Montreal and Chicago fall as NL results parade across page
Baseball results show Montreal defeat Philadelphia while Chicago loses to St Louis. New York beat San Diego 4 3 and Houston downed Philadelphia 6 1 with Royals, Mets and Dodgers also featured. The page lists scattered scores and upcoming games amid a busy sports section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Philaphia ST
Tauls
Chicaga Fittspucgn
New York
Tosang
Housten Cincinnat
Franattenta
Reinginnati
Pitteaureh
Atlanta
St. Louis
San Diego
O Angeles
Philadelphia
Moorea
San Francisco
Cmcanally
Francisco
Caldwell
Iphia
Yinven Angeles
John
York
Koosman
Orel
Twelve Drake Relays records in jeopardy in Des Moines
Des Moines AP reports the 65th Drake Relays face possible records on its final two days. Ehrhart cites twelve doubtful marks and seven within reach as weather factors loom. Star contenders include Wohlhuter Feuerbach Jones Stones and Swain among others with finals and world-class fields shaping a crowded weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Relays
Bob Ehrhart
Ehrhart
Rick Wohlhuter
al Feuerbach
Mike Bolt
Lorrance Jones
Dwight Stones
National Weather Service
Giate
Wisconsin
Fulton
Texas Southern
Ebba
University College
Feuerbach
George Woods
Woods
Drake
Ron Semkin
Mesa
Ariz
Community College
Ron
Texas
Coyote Trackmen Defeat Conference Rival NorCal
Paris and NorCal split a track meet with strong field events led by Aaron Miller who won discus shot put and pole vault. NorCal standout Kirk Lawson captured the 100 220 and 440 events while Paris claimed multiple relays and jumps as both teams eye Centralia Relays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Aaron Miller
Paris
NorCal
Kirk Lawson
Lawson
T-Birds
Rusty Wilson
Forbis
Dale Dowell
John Vester
Bill Mitchell
Bill Dunn
Helms Takes Cuts as Astros Trash Cardinals 9-4
Houston’s Tommy Helms powered a 11 hit attack from the bottom of the order driving in four runs while collecting three singles and a double to lift the Astros past St. Louis 9-4. Dave Roberts added a homer and Preston Gomez praised Helms as a clutch hitter who adjusted his swing for better power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Houston Astros
Tommy Helms
Helms
Astros
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston
Dave Roberts
Lynn McGlothen
Roberts
McGlothen
Reggie Smith
Preston Gomez
Mexico Net Falls to Hannibal in Tennis Match
Hannibal Pirates swept all nine matches to defeat Mexico Bulldogs in the non-conference tennis clash. Studs included G Nettles and Vartremski in singles as Bulldogs struggle in both singles and doubles. Coach Wayne Doerr remains hopeful for a better showing in the upcoming conference tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Mexico
Hannibal Pirates
Wayne Doerr
Bulldogs
Lou Ellis
Dennis DeBondt
Mark Schroeder
Roger Gear
Pirates finally win back to back, 5-3 over Braves
Pirates end skid with a 5-3 victory over the Atlanta Braves as Richie Hebner Willie Stargell and Manny Sanguillen homer. The win lifts Pittsburgh out of basement while other NL results include Reds over Cubs 1-0 and Dodgers 6-1 over Phillies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Lowitt
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirate Power
Richie Hebner
Willie Stargell
Manny Sanguillen
Bucs
Atlanta Braves
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Houston
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
San Diego
New York Mets
Montreal
San Francisco
Hebner
Stargel
Braves
Dusty Baker
Sanguillen
Reds
Cubs
George Foster
Bill Bonham
Hannibal edge over MMA golf as Fitzgerald shoots 36
Hannibal defeated Missouri Military Academy 159 to 174. Dan Fitzgerald led the winners with a 36, while MMA’s John Speicher carded a 38. MMA’s Joey Stafford 43, Rusty Lutes 47, and Bill Tweedie 46 contributed. MMA plays Fulton and South Shelby next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Missouri Military Academy
Dan Fitzgerald
John Speicher
Joey Stafford
Rusty Lutes
Bill Tweedie
Fulton
South Shelby
Bulldog Calendar Baseball and track schedule
Ninth and tenth grade baseball play Sturgeon at 4 p.m. on Thursday. Friday features varsity doubleheader baseball and golf against Rolla at 4 p.m., plus girls track at the Moberly Relays. Saturday brings tenth grade baseball doubleheader versus Rook Bridge at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil McCormack
Tim Wehlewald
Bulldog
Rolla
Green Field
Ledger
Jim Staniey
Sturgeon
Moberly Relays
Rook Bridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ken
Hickman
Sadich
Gurten
Catlinan
Elder
Stedshaw
Jae
Peen
Nelson
Shaw
Harrison
Campbell
Eubenns
Bradshaw
Burton
Berle
Moxworth
Mortenson
Sinpleton
Menicerraty
Thoenen
Stubblefield
Stadshaw
Mienman
Woratell
Lankard
Thewey
Motes
Fernessey
Ward
Cling
Menico
Farrah
Stubbefield
Theenen
Bradsnaw
Maupin
Sadlen
Hoxworth
Fennewald
Gibson
Devin
Turner
Samuels
Altimore
Sosten
Milwaukee
Darroll
Tennets Vni
West Texas
Oovsiand
Innedeta Gallernia Arabe
Chisnes
Kansas c
Aetes Wednas
Vibe
Clevela
Now York
Kentes City
Itimere
California
Eit
Minnesota
Boston
Edge
Milwaukes
Hurshey
Kanie City Splitters
Wenton
Taxus Mloy
Pat Matzdorf
Tom Woods
Mike Fleer
Oregon State
Kansas State
Jones
Colorado State
Marshall Smith
Kansas
Eastern Michigan
Stan Vingon
Vinson
Oklahoma State
Dennis Schultz
Jim Bolding
Ron Jenkins
Smith
Ken Stabel
Rice
Stabel
Coyote Trackmen
Kingdom City
North Callaway
Coyotes
Pro Hockey
The
Associated Press
Wade
Chicago
National Football League
Tampa
Fla
Springfield
Mass
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
Maurice Podoloff
National Basketball Association
John Newcombe
Buster Mottram
England
Helen Gourlay
Tasmania
Evonne Goolagong
Australia
Denver
Rod Laver
Italy
Antonio Zugarelli
Toronto
Calvert Extra
Old Taylor Hill & Hir
Bardenheier
Concord
Gilbey
Schlitz
Miller’s
Hamm
Busch
Pabst
Gomez
Associated
Gue
Betsy Carew
R.dachson
Oak
Vartremski
Fisn
Ite
Cideem
Bando
RiJackson
Osh
G.nett
G.nettles
Carew
RiJackton
Ae -Dovales
Rudi
Yartremskh
Garcia
Valentine
Cal
Freehan
Det
Rivers
Darwin
Ferrer
Campaneris
Grieve
Tex
G.nefffes
Lowenstein
Miller
B. Reynolds
Bal
Doerr
Seagram
Indianapolis
Walker
Dewar
Mbrose Wine
William's
Gilbey’s Scotch Canadian Club
Abst
Busch Alstaff
Old Milwaukee
Stag
Hiitz Amm’s
Dave Concepcion
Cesar Geronimo
Terry Crowley
Jack Billingham
Concepcion
Pete Rose
Joe Morgan
Foster
Bonham
Pittsburgh
Fiat
Gamble Paint & Glass CO
Mexico Area