Jefferson City Jays win CHMO golf crown at Sedalia
Sedalia Mohs conference golf action saw Jefferson City lead with a 372 team score to capture the CHMO title as Mexico placed third behind Hannibal. Ken Nicklas earned medalist honors with 71 while Mexico’s Mike Rogers led the Bulldogs with 80. Byron Easterling struggled, finishing 95, as Mexico eyes a stronger squad next year.
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Dom
Dave Bell
Bulldogs
Hannibal
Jays
Ken Nicklas
Mike Rogers
Lee Kehl
Kim Everett
Bell
Byron Easterling
Mike Graue
Graue
Jeff City
Beil
Hickman
Moberly
Arthur Hills
Footballer Wants Her Own Team Now
Pat Palinkas, known as Pigskin Pat, aims to be pro football’s first pregnant player. The 26 year old former Orlando Panthers placekicker plans a book about her notoriety while weighing a return to the game as motherhood looms.
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Patricia Palinkas
Orlando Panthers
Pigskin
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Steve
Panthers
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Indians Lose Tri Golf Meet at Louisiana
Van-Far Indians were outplayed in a triangular golf match at Louisiana, finishing with 256 as Louisiana posted 203 and Pittsfield 221. Dwane Rees led Van-Far with 43, while Terry Abel of Louisiana shot 38. team scores list Rees 43 Fuller 52 Swan 56 Steiner 54 Whisler 51 for Van-Far and Reed 42 Jordan 39 Martin 41 Abel 38 for Louisiana. Indians travel Friday to Mexico.
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Louisiana
Van-Far Indians
Pittsfield
Dwane Rees
Terry’ Abel
Van-Far
Tony Fuller
Steve Swan
Bill Steiner
Charles Whisler
Mike Reed
Bill Jordan
Joe Martin
J. Jones
Terry Abel
Willard
Ag Galloway
Shaw
M. Wade
Smith
Indians
Mexico
NorCal Wins LDC Relays in Six-Team Meet
North Callaway Thunderbird track team defends title at NorCal with 114 points for boys. Harrisburg tops girls division with 76 points, while Community R-6 takes second in girls and Higbee fails to score. Boys standings list Harrisburg 60 seconds to North Callaway 114, Higbee 25, Sturgeon 23, Madison 21, Community R4 3.
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North Callaway
Harrisburg
Higbee
Sturgeon
Madison
Community
Community R
Mets Rout Cardinals Behind Seaver In St Louis
The Mets crushed the Cardinals 12-2 as Tom Seaver earned the win after Bob Gibson exited early. Jerry Grote and Dave Marshall drove in key runs, while Tommie Agee and Ed Kranepool supplied RBI hits. Joe Torre extended his hitting streak to 20.
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ST. Louis
Cardinals
Koosman
Carlton
Red Birds
Mets
Bob Gibson
Tom Seaver
Seaver
Tommie Agee
Bud Harrelson
Joe Hague
New York
Ed Kranepool
Gibson
Kranepool
RBI
Bob Aspromonte
Matty Alou
Aspromonte
Julian Javier
Alou
Red Schoendienst
Jerry
Ken Boyer
Schoendienst
Fred Norman
Ted Simmons
Cardinal
Trojans Edge Colonels to Advance in Sub-district Play
Paris Coyotes Community RG blanketed Albus and Pros for a five-run first inning, with Bill Hanson two-hitting the Colonels in a 5-0 victory. Mindlin’s Trojans advance in the state sub-district tournament, aiming for Mexico on the road after warm-ups and weather permitting.
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Missouri Military
Lee Sal Sole
Mayes
aEeth
Bill Hanson
Aerathe Colonels
Wiechhaus
Green
Mark Forest
Doug
Delaney
Rei
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Fedliva
Mexico
Davis
Green Field
Ramsey
Naetter
Mark Forrest
Paul the
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Brown
Bob Wheeling
Wally
Reddick
Ponchins
Nicks
RBI Tiller
Shoemaker
Lower
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Hooke
Bowman Resigns As Blues General Manager
REGINA AP Scotty Bowman has resigned as general manager of the St. Louis Blues amid a power struggle over hiring authority. Bowman, with the club since its 1967 entry, faced a clash with Solomon family owners. Coach Al Arbour and chief scout Frank Mario may be affected, with Carl Brewer cited as a possible successor.
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Arbour
Blues
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Regina Pats
Western Canada Hockey League
Baseball Results Preview and Tuesday Schedule Mix
Results from New York and St Louis featured along with Tuesday and Wednesday game listings. Teams include Chicago, Los Angeles, York, Pittsburgh, Minnesota, Philadelphia, Washington, Houston, Baltimore, San Francisco, Oakland, Montreal, Chicago Hands, New York, St Louis, California, Montreal, Chicago, San Diego, Cincinnati, Detroit, Kansas City, Milwaukee, Boston. Player names Bradley Osteen Stottlemyre Bunning McLain Perry Reed Morton Messersmith Chance Cal Canton Pattin.
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Boston
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St Louis
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Charles Palmer
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Naeter
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Missouri
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