Crossword Clues From Historic Grid Amid Fragments
Fragmentary crossword clues reference Dax and Saratoga, cem cuttings, obituaries, receipts and animals. Entries mix Greek letters, footwear, legal terms, with scattered names like Megan and Ireland, while stray phrases hint at items such as traffic tickets and bird beaks.
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Rack Falumrvet
Tiny
Vat Mokle
Ireland
Montgomery Tourney Stays True To Form
Seedings held in the Montgomery Co. R-2 Invitational as top seed Montgomery faces Rock Bridge for first, Moberly meets Hermann for third, and consolation games feature Warrenton versus Louisiana and Wellsville-Middletown A-l against New Haven. Rock Bridge beat Moberly 68-55, Louisiana defeated Wellsville 62-55 with Wells ville trailing 41-31 at halftime. Womack led Louisiana with 22, Pearl 15, Chatman 10, Wallace 10. Frerking led Rock Bridge with 13, Smith scored 23 for Moberly. Final score Wellsville 55 Louisiana 82.
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Montgomery
Columbia Rock Bridge
Moberly
Hermann
Warrenton
Louisiana
Wellsville
Middletown
A-l
New Haven
Rock Bridge
Tigers
R. Womack
Ken Pearl
K. Chatman
Wallace
Tom Houston
Bill Frerking
Terry Smith
MT Tops R-6 Center Junior High Basketball Report
Community R-6 teams closed 1977 schedule with losses to Mark Twain. Boys fell 32-18 as Mark Twain used stingy defense. Burton led the winners with 10 points and Marty Maxwell had eight for R-6. Girls lost 29-15 as Patty Harris suffered a broken nose. Julie Dye led Twain with 14 and Sheryl Lovelace added eight for R-6.
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R-6
Mark Twain
Burton
Nets
Marty Maxwell
Community
Patty Harris
Julie Dye
Sheryl Lovelace
WCT To Stage $175000 World Championship Tennis Event
The World Championship Tennis circuit will hold a $175000 event at the Checkerdome in St Louis February 6 to 12 as part of a 32 event tour. A 32 player field is planned with entrants including John Alexander Il Nastase Dick Stockton Roscoe Tanner Cliff Drysdale and Mark Cox. The 42 player field will be completed by December.
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ST. Louis
Checkerdome
WCT
H. Lamarr Hunt
Jimmy Connors
Belleville
Iil
Australia
John Alexander
Alexander
Sie Nastase
Dick Stockton
Roscoe Tanner
Cliff Drysdale
Mark Cox
Scoreboard Report From Multiple League Games
A compact scoreboard roundup lists results across basketball football hockey and baseball. Notable items include Mexico Ladies and First National Bank 3 to 4 in a baseball style tally, Central Loan and Wonneman's high marks, and Barbara Sapp topping with 223 single and 590 series.
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Mexico
Commerce Bank First National Bank
Wonneman's
Stephenson
Smith Motor & Imp
Big NBA Trades Pay Off for Pacers and Suns
The Pacers trades six weeks into the 1977-78 season show Adrian Dantley Mike Bantam and Ricky Sobers thriving in Indiana while Don Buse and Billy Knight find new fit with Phoenix and Buffalo. Sobers emerges as a playmaker in Indiana alongside John Williamson. Buse earns praise for team play, defense and passing. Knight’s move to Buffalo yields a strong scorer for the Nets, while Indiana gains two starters for one star.
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Alex Sachare
Indiana Pacers
Pacers
National Basketball Association
Billy Knight
Don
Buse
Adrian Dantley
Mike Bantam
Ricky Sobers
Indiana
Phoenix
Angiana
Sobers
Paul Westphal
Suns
Bobby Leonard
John William
Leonard
Sabers
John MacLeod
Westphal
Ron Lee
Knight
Buffalo
Dantley
Bantam
Nets
Braves
NC's Smith Tops Active College Cage Coaches
New York AP report ranks North Carolina's Dean Smith as the top active college basketball coach with a 940-113 record and .751 winning percentage over 16 seasons at UNC. Ray Mears, Bill van Breda Kolff, and others fill the rest of the top twenty list based on career marks.
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New York
North Carolina
Dean Smith
Smith
Tennessee
Ray Mears
Kansas
Tar Heels
Mears
Bill van Breda Kolff
University of New Orleans
van Breda Kolff
Lefty Driesell
Frank McGuire
South Carolina
Guy Lewis
Houston
Abe Lemons
Lexas
Norm Sloan
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Gary Colson
Pepperdine
Ray Meyer
DePaul
Ralph Miller
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Tex Winter
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Glenn Wilkes
Stetson
Mary Harshman
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C.M. Newton
Alabama
Harry Miller
Wichita State
Ned Walk
Arizona State
Lou Rossini
Columbia
John Bach
Penn State
Jim Williams
Colorado State
Elmore
Scoop
Hudgina
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