Bulldogs Look Good In First Scrimmage Friday
Mexico High School bulldogs football team opened its season with a busy scrimmage. Coach Art Seals praised effort but noted need to improve offensive blocking. Everett Trabue directed plays with Jeff Fine and Julian Beever making key blocks and runs. Defensive standouts included Fred and Steve Sutton. Vic Arnall impressed at middle. The squad, ahead of a Fulton trip, gears up for drills to sharpen offense and blocking.
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Art Seals
Mexico
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Seals
Gerald McFarland
Bob Gooch
Jim Valentek
Everett Trabue
Lanry Cooper
Jeff Fine
Fine
Trabue
Julian Beever
Bondford Sieve
Bulldogs
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Steve Sut
Ton
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Tim Lankford
Joe Ezell
Chuck Womastell
Brice Moore
Woo
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Fulton
Sports Finish Season With Three Strong Bats
Third baseman Tom Barr and two outfielders led the American Legion Sports as they closed the season 10-10. Barr hit .396 and Bobby Gaw added .340 with three homers, while Kirby Crane and Terry Harrington staged pitching with records of 5-2 and 3-3. The team finished third at the Jefferson City Memorial Day tourney despite a late-season skid.
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American Legion
Ray Uriarte
Jefferson City
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Bobby Gaw
Monte Clithero
Mark Thoenen
Terry Harrington
Kirby Crane
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Harrington
Fulton
Gaw
Steve Hagan
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National League and West Division baseball standings report
The record table shows team standings for the National League and West Division with wins and losses, followed by Friday results and upcoming games. Notable teams include Baltimore New York Detroit Chicago Boston St Louis Montreal Cincinnati Los Angeles Oakland and Cleveland with varying records and upcoming matchups.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Phila
Phia
Was'n
Montreal
Minnesota
Cincinnati
California
Los Angeles
Oakland
San
Kansas City
Adena Cosy
Milwaukee
Houston
San Diego
San Francisco
Pittsbur
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Cloninger
Morton
Stone
Palphia
Wise
Gentry
Bitlingham
Benjamn
Angeles
Foster
Blass
Francisco
Pinilock
Los Angele
San Fran
Washington
Kan
City
Johnson
Cain
Garrett
McDowell
Bolin
Balmore
McNally
Zepp
Are Fork
Stottlomme
Falcons Hope Youth And Depth Drive Falcons To New Heights
Atlanta aims to rise in the NFL once more with a youthful squad and depth at running back and linebacker. Veterans endure injuries while prospects like Nobis and Johnson push to reclaim top form as the team eyes a top tier finish in the NFC West after realignment.
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Zook
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Cormer
Basass
Pansion
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Johnson
Berry
Norm van Brocklin
Kasler
Bester
Enenstih
Jim
Al-Rufier
Fanta
Harmon
van Brooklin
National Football League
American Football League
Falcons
Los Angeles
San Francisco
New Orleans
NFL
Tommy Nobis
Bob Berry
Randy Johnson
Nobis
Washington
Don Hansen
Hansen
Grady Allen
Greg Brezina
Claude Humphrey
John
McLain Suspended After Water Dump in Detroit Tiger Row
Detroit pitcher Denny McLain was suspended up to 30 days by GM Jim Campbell after a clubhouse water dump incident following a loss to Oakland. McLain, who has a history of suspensions, blamed Campbell for not backing his players and planned to appeal via the Baseball Players Association. He started 16 games since returning, with a 3-5 record and 4.65 ERA, as Detroit trailed in the AL East with roughly 15 games left.
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Denny McLain
Jim Campbell
Tiger Stadium
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McLain
Watson Spoelstra
Detroit News
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Oakland
Bowie Kuhn
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Detroit Free Press
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Associated Press
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Miller
Marvin Miller
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Baltimore
New York
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Meredith
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Tarkenton
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Laddonia and Hartsburg Eliminated in Softball Tourney
Laddonia Lumber fell 13-2 to Smiley's IGA of Mexico as Mary Piper pitched well, and Virginia DeTienne took the loss. Conner's Sporting Goods of Moberly defeated Hartsburg 14-4 behind M Rice, with Marsha Gardner the losing pitcher. Semifinals set: Laddonia State Bank vs Bevier, Moberly vs Smiley's, finals tomorrow night. An added barbecue hamburger concession will be offered tonight.
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Laddonia Lumber
Hartsburg
Smiley
IGA
Mexico
Mary Piper
Virginia DeTienne
Conner’ Sporting Goods
Moberly
M. Rice
Marsha Gardner
Laddonia State Bank
Bevier
Smiley's
Yesterday's Stars by the Associated Press
Batting Don Buford and Orioles blasted a grand slam with two singles to lift Baltimore to an 8-4 win over Milwaukee in the second game of a doubleheader. Pitching Jerry Reuss blanked the Dodgers 1-0 as two Bill Sudakis singles and a walk fueled the shutout for the Cardinals.
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Orioles
Lft
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Jerry Reuss
Cardinals
Los Angeles
Bill Sudakis
Uncertainty Plagues Tiger Grid Season
Missouri coach Dani Devine confronts a season of doubts as 1969 winners fade from view. Key positions such as quarterback, kicking, and defensive backs remain unsettled, with no seasoned starters and several question marks across the lineup. The Tigers aim to overcome uncertainty to match or surpass last year’s top-ten finish while facing a tough midseason slate.
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Dani Devine
University of Missouri
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Leither
Tigers
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Gers
Notre Dame
Colorado
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Oklahoma
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Ata
Joe Moore
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Roper
Mike Bennett
Steve Miz
Adam Vital
Henley
Acpentoms
Jack
Grabber
Bastable
Dan Kelley
Mickey Leam
Kephast
Bob Wilson
Civic Club Slow Pitch Softball Tourney Opens Tuesday
The Civic or slow pitch softball tournament begins Tuesday at the Khoury League diamond with six clubs in a double elimination format starting at 6 30 p m The Kiwanis Rotary Knights of Columbus Jaycees Moose and Optimists Clubs compete in the event which runs through Thursday or Friday.
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Pitchers Dominate Khoury League Tourney Last Night
Chris Toulson threw a fifteen strikeout game as Bantam Mexico Astros beat Robinson Oil Stars 9 to 6 at the Optimist Khoury League tourney. Fulton Juvenile defeated Montgomery 3 to 0 on one hit by Steve Stark.
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Bantam Mexico Astros
Robinson Oil Stars
Fulton
Montgomery
Ree Aoe
Steve Stark
Toulson
Ron Miller
RBI
Andy Mitch
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