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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1970

Page

11

Wellsville Tourney Opens With Top Seeds Winning

WELLSVILLE The Wellaville Junior Varsity Tournament opened with the four top seeds winning. Montgomery defeated Elsberry 47 28 led by Danny Green with 17 points and Sterling Oliver with 14. Troy beat Warrenton 44 33 as Creech led scoring with 18. Clapton edged Wellsville 40 38 as Bill Stoddard scored 12. Van Far lost to Bowling Green 50 18 with Hale leading Vandalia at 9. The bracket resumes Wednesday with Elsberry vs Warrenton and later Wellsville vs Van Far. UCLA beat its fresh squad 93 59 in Los Angeles.

Wellsville Wellavillé Montgomery C Elsberry Wildcats Montgomery Danny Green Sterling Oliver Robinson Troy Warrenton Creech Mueller Clapton Bill Stoddard DuValli Clopton Tigers Van-Far Indians Bowling Green Hale Vandalia Hendricks Hall Holcumbrink

Mexico Freshmen Open Cage Season at 6:30 p.m.

Mexico's freshmen basketball team, under coach Bob Ligon, will begin action at 6:30 today vs Hannibal with A and B squads. Players include Barnes, Botkins, Cheatum, Duncan, Ekedahl, Ellis, Gerling, Graue, Hord, Kalh, Miller, Moore, O Brennis, Perkins, Prior, Schreier, Simpson, Wehlewald, and Young. A second freshman game is set for Thursday when the B squad faces Moberly here at 7 p.m.

Mexico Hannibal Bob Ligon Craig Barnes Steve Botkins Robert Cheatum Ernest Duncan John Ekedahl Lon Ellis Tom Gerling Mike Graue Alvis Hord Mike Kalh Darryl Miller Ernest Moore Lewis Moore Jeff Mackey Kenny Nelson Kevin O'Brennis Alvin

Hanstein Named All Star for Missouri Intercollegiate

Ed Hanstein of University of Missouri at Rolla earned a defensive linebacker spot on the Missouri Intercollegiate Association all star team. The Associated Press notes six Missouri Miners seized slots on the 24 member first team despite a fifth place finish. Hanstein, a former Mexico High School star. his parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hanstein of Oran. UMR secured three offensive and three defensive selections. Northeast Missouri State and Central Missouri State also claimed multiple slots.

Ed Hanstein University of Missouri At Rolla Missouri Intercollegiate Association Associated Press Missouri Miners Hanstein Oran UMR Northeast Missouri State Central Missouri State Northeast

Mexicoans On Fayette Cage Squad

Two former Mexico cage stars join Central Methodist College Fayette roster. John Searfoss, 6'3" senior and former starter, expected to be Eagles' big gun at center after 14.3 ppg and 7.9 rpg last season. Joe Myers, 6'4" freshman, one of three freshmen on 12 man varsity, to provide height and rebounding.

Mexico Myers Mexico High School Searfoss R. L. Searfoss Love St Charles Myers Vine St

Notre Dame Drops to Sixth in College Football Poll

The Associated Press poll shows Notre Dame slipping from fourth to sixth after a 38-28 loss to Southern California. Texas remains No. 1 at 9-0, Arkansas moves to No. 4, and Ohio State and Nebraska hold spots Nos. 2 and 3 as bowls approach.

Notre Dame Associated Press Darrell Royal Texas Frank Broyles Arkansas Royal Broyles Los Angeles Southern California Texas A&m Ohio State Nebraska Tennessee Michigan Louisiana State Arizona State Auburn Air Force Stanford

Dolphins Keep Hope For NFL Playoffs

Miami trumped Atlanta 20 7 to keep alive playoff chances as Mercury Morris and Larry Csonka powered the ground game and Bob Griese added the key plays. The win moves the Dolphins to 7 4 in the AFC East with three home games left and a potential run at a division runner up berth.

Atlanta Mercury Morris Larry Csonka Bob Griese Miami Dolphins Falcons Norm van Brocklin Miami Baltimore New York Jets Boston Buffalo Oakland Kansas City Morris Jim Kiick Dolphins Dolphin Bob Berry Art Malone Don Hansen Griese Berry Csonka

Winter Meetings Open With Angels and Senators Trading Heavily

At the Baseball Winter Meetings the Angels and Senators pace the activity with several trades. California acquired Ken Berry from the White Sox for three players as part of a busy day, while Washington picked up Joe Foy from Tidewater for a draft price of 29 thousand dollars. Hoyt Wilhelm moved to the Braves from the Cubs, Moe Drabowsky left Baltimore for St Louis, and the Cubs themselves made three deals, including a Stor-2 trade with the White Sox.

LOS Angeles California Washington Angels Senators Tony Conigliaro Boston Ken Berry Chicago White Sox Ted Williams Denny McLain Curt Flood Joe Foy Hoyt Wilhelm Atlanta Chicago Cubs Moe Drabowsky Baltimore Orioles Conigliaro Alex Johnson Dick Walsh Paul Blair Baltimore Mickey Stanley Detroit Berry White Sox Syd O'Brien Billy Wynne Jay Johnstone Tom Bradley Tom Egan Bradley Johnstone Egan O'Brien Wynne Foy Tidewater Miami San Diego Padres Bill Laxton Philadelphia Eugene, Ore Laxton Eugene Reading Wilhelm Braves Hal Breeden Cubs Chicago Richmond Orioles Drabowsky St. Louis Jerry Davanon Kansas City Willie Smith Cincinnati Danny Breeden Roe Skidmore Dave Lemonds Pat Jacquez Ossie Blanco

Mexico Bulldogs Seated Top in Holiday Tournament

Coaches and officials met in Mexico to seed the Holiday Tournament and the Mexico Freshman Tournament. Mexico holds a 3-1 mark and earned the first seed, opening against South Callaway at 4 30 p.m. on December 26. Washington earned second seed, facing Canton at 9 p.m. Other seeds: University High School third facing Louisiana, Patton fifth vs Wellsville, with full junior varsity events planned alongside the varsity.

Mexico South Callaway Washington Haa Canton University High School of Columbia U. High Louisiana Patton Tony Galbreath Wellsville Lynn Cundiff Fulton Cundiff Moberly Montgomery City Bowling Green Paris North Callaway

Hickman Overpowers Mexico Bulldogs in JV loss

Mexico junior varsity fell 66 to 33 to Columbia Hickman. Coach Mert Bancroft praised effort and improved play from the previous 72 to 28 defeat. Bob Bastian scored 12 and Jack Dennis 13 as Mexico struggled with rebounding and second shot opportunities.

Mexico Columbia Hickman Kewpies Mert Bancroft Hickman Bob Bastian Bulldogs Jack Dennis Bancroft Keokuk Fulton Dennis Bastian Lee Hutchins Burson Moore Ezell Stubblefield Edwards Lon Kehl Ul U Stewart

Bulldogs Claim Multiple Winning Texas Football Seasons

The Mexico Bulldogs boast several strong grid seasons cited by former players. Records cited include a 7-2-1 1967 mark as best modern season, a claimed 80-0 1940 game, and 1948 and 1949 campaigns with 9-0 and 7-1 records. Postseason losses include 1948 Mineral Water Bowl 46-18 and 1949 Five Clay Bowl 14-7. Coaches and players named include Bob Gooch and Marceline in 1949.

Mexico Excelsior Springs Bulldogs Foreman Marceline

North Callaway Honors Football Team At Awards Dinner

About 250 fans and guests attended the NorCal Honors football awards dinner led by Bruce Graham Thunderbird all district tackle who won the Roothog Award for offense and Bad Bird Award for defense. Terry Burt won most improved, Don Boulware best sophomore, Greg Hobson MVP. Pete Adkins urged character through football. W. E. Burt and Clifford Borgelt spoke for booster club and school board. Lewis W. Hobson was emcee.

North Callaway Bruce Graham Thunderbird Terry Burt Don Boulware Greg Hobson Pete Adkins Jefferson City High Schol NorCal W. E. Burt Clifford Borgelt Lewis W. Hobson

Rentzel Requests Inactive Status Amid Exposure Case

Lance Rentzel of the Dallas Cowboys asked to be placed on the inactive list while he handles personal matters. District Attorney Henry Wade said the grand jury will not hear the indecent exposure case for at least ten days.

Dallas Lance Rentzel Dallas Cowboys

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