Knob Noster deer bowhunt yields few arrow injuries
A state Department of Conservation search of 630 acres in Knob Noster State Park after the annual two day bowhunt Oct 14 15 found only one deer killed by an arrow. Over four posthunt checks since 1960 there have been three dead deer and no wounded deer found. The hunt aims to manage a large deer herd in a habitat constrained park.
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Broadway Joe Namath Aged In Jets Fight For Edge
New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath admits trouble as he and coach Weeb Ewbank face questions about his declining zip. After a 37 20 loss to Detroit Namath has drawn criticism for cautious play while new receivers and zone defenses limit long passes and big yardage. Namath leads the AFC in passing yards but has cooled since a 496 yard burst early season.
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Injured Trojans Edge Tigers 49-37 in Quiet Fight
The Trojans, short on players with only eight men available, defeated the Mark Twain Tigers 49 to 37 Friday night. Injuries sidelined Warren Mayes, while Kelly Young and Larry Whalen played through the setback as coach Bob Mindlin managed a depleted squad.
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Young stars in low scoring clash lift Mark Twain
6-6 sophomore Young delivered 22 points 11 rebounds and six blocks as Mark Twain used nine players to counter a poor shooting night by opponents. Chicago and St Louis menus appear in box scores with limited context from the damaged text.
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Columbia Picken Falls Short In County Tourney Highlights
Scoreboard fragments show Columbia Picken 4a, Warsaw, Urbana, and Glendale in action with mixed results. Notable scores include Desloge 40, Marys 8, Desmel 2, Parkway etc. Many entries are garbled forming an unclear roster of teams and numbers from the district invitational and county meet.
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Mexico Bulldogs nicked Moberly Spartans in quirky 64 56 win
Mexico and Moberly battled to a 64 to 56 victory for Mexico, their fourth straight win. Co-captains Bob Bastian and Lewis Moore sparked the finish as Mexico survived a late Spartan rally and malfunctioning scoreboards and clock. The JV also beat Moberly 62 to 44.
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Dynamic Duo Propels Palmyra Past Paris in Big Win
Palmyra’s Terry Bogener and Ronnie Tyler erupted for 56 points to overpower Paris as Palmyra cruised 78-52 after leading 44-27 at halftime. Bogener pumped in 31 and Tyler 25 while Paris star Doug DeLaney scored 23 in a separate B game which Paris won 57-48.
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Army Meets Navy in Classic Saturday Showdown
College football schedule shows a service academy clash at 11 45 a.m. Army vs Navy on September 3 17 and a top ranked USC hosting Notre Dame at 3 p.m. February 3 17. Pro football Sunday features the Giants at Cincinnati at noon and Denver at Kansas City at 1 p.m. with Dallas favored over Arizona at 3 p.m. Notre Dame USC highlights air at 10 30 a.m. May 5 8 10 and Grambling at midnight on May 5.
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NorCal Thunderbirds topple Centralia in disciplined win
NorCal remains undefeated at 6-0 after routing Centralia 63-49 as discipline and defense controlled the game. Elsberry and Van-Far also posted decisive wins in nearby matchups with Van-Far suffering an 82-53 loss to Elsberry.
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Van-Far Edges Elsberry in Tight Battle of Indians Contests
North Callaway played just five players yet kept Centralia stymied with disciplined defense. Van-Far rallied from a ten point third quarter deficit to lead with Mark Hale 15 and Talbot 20 while Elsberry’s balanced scoring pressured Centralia. In the B game Centralia narrowly beat NorCal 40-39 as Romine and Kaiser each posted 11.
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Triple Victory For MMA Over Kemper
Missouri Military Academy teams swept Kemper in three varsity events Friday at MMA. The Colonels took all firsts in nine individual events and two relays, while Kemper earned three seconds and six thirds. MMA wrestling beat Kemper 48 to 14, swimming 80 to 14, and rifle 927 to 855. John Reddick Rich Lynch and Seth Singer each earned second MMA pins. Paul Seyfried led rifle with 94 88 73 for 256. Edward Garcia Mike Curry and Randy Meyer were doubles in swimming.
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Mexico Missouri Ledger News Brief December 2 1972
brief item from the Mexico Missouri Ledger page eight dated Saturday December 2 1972. concise notice captures local happenings and public notices in a compact newspaper card format.
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