Wellsville Tigers win consolation in Montgomery City tourney
Wellsville Tigers defeated Silex 99-67 to claim the consolation trophy. Coach Barney Fisher cited rebounding and defense, noting four Wellsville players in double figures: Leland Briscoe 32, Tim Briscoe 15, Tony Harrington 16, Billy Shramek 11. Silex’s Shepherd led with 23. University High defeated Bowling Green 62-55 for third place. U High’s Odor 23, Mitchell 15, Bowling Green’s McPike 22, Shepherd 16. Tonight Montgomery City meets New Haven for first place. coach Bill Ballew says it’ll be a tough game.
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Wrestling Colonels Grab Win Over Kemper Military School
Missouri Military Academy swept Kemper Military School 51-5 with nine pins and two decisions. Key results include Volney Hildreth for Kemper defeating Rob McClaskey, and Pat O'Dea, Don Edler, Bob Montin, Mike Dickey, Jeff Brummer, Ray Stotlar, Ken Gordon, and Chuck Parsons securing MMA wins by pin or decision. Exhibitions featured Jim Heutel and Mike Dallwitz with MMA victories.
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NorCal Falls 52-46 to Hallsville in tight battle
North Callaway Thunderbirds led early but Hallsville surged past them 52-46 after a close game. Ron Adkinson led NorCal with 18 points, Jim George topped Hallsville with 20, and both teams saw strong showings from multiple players as NorCal advances to the Centralia Tournament opening against Macon.
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Mexico Bulldogs Beat Keokuk 62-55 In Home Opener
Mexico Bulldogs defeated Keokuk 62 to 55 to win their home opener. Mark Thoenen led with 19 points while Warren Williams scored 16 and Denis White 13 despite stomach flu limiting them at times. Coach Lynn Cundiff praised early pressure and noted reserves must improve for a stronger season.
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Centralia Beats MMA Colonels 52 44 In Tough Home Victory
Centralia Panthers improved to 22 with a 52 44 win over MMA Colonels in a hard fought contest. Jim Smith led Centralia with 22 points and 15 rebounds, while Steve Wieschhaus added 11 and Randy Bryson 12. MMA was paced by Paul Webb 14 and Fernando Tremari 10.
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Bulldogs defeat Keokuk 52 to 38 led by Hutchins and Dennis
Keokuk fell 52 38 as Mexico's Campbell 14 Belcher 4 Williams 16 Reaves 0 White 12 Thoenen 2 Cooper 0 led R-6. Keokuk's Turner 6 Williams 6 Adkins 2 Doug Roan 3 Goder 6 Ritter 12 totaled 55. R-6 scout notes Lopes at Moberly next, Spartans bow to 31 season, and Scott's Corner reports R-6 Trojans lose 91 73 to South Callaway due to early foul trouble. Garnett 20 Cox 19 pace the effort.
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Mark Twain Tigers Fall to Hermann Bearcats in Home Game
Mark Twain Tigers lost 32 to 12 at home to Hermann Bearcats in a slow deliberate game led by coach Joe Pettit. Despite an 8-7 first quarter edge, Hermann outscored Mark Twain 25-4 the rest of the way. scoring for Mark Twain included Bill Lankford 6 Kent Evans 4 Lewis Leake 2. Next up is a 6 p.m. Tuesday game vs Highland High School in the Monroe City Tournament.
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Matmen Open Home Season vs Columbia Hickman
Bulldogs invite fans to a 6 30 p m home meet with Columbia Hickman. JV starts the card, followed by varsity as the team aims to extend its 2 0 season mark and open the home slate.
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MMA Wins Swimming Meet 56-35 Over Kemper
Missouri Military Academy beat Kemper Military School 56 to 35 in swimming as Greg Cox anchored a freestyle relay and won the 60yard freestyle. MMA swept seven firsts including both relays with Cox contributing major points and Kemper’s highlight a 1-2 finish in the 100yard freestyle.
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Mexico Freshman Tournament set with eight area teams
Eight area freshmen basketball teams compete in the Mexico Freshman Tournament next week. Games run Monday through Thursday with the championship consolation and third place contests Saturday night. Mexico's Bulldogs field both A and B teams along with Moberly Bowling Green North Callaway Montgomery City Fairton and Paris. Cage play begins 6 30 p m Monday with Mexico B vs Moberly then Montgomery City vs Bowling Green. Tuesday features Fulton vs Paris at 6 30 p m and Mexico A vs North Callaway at 8 p m. Bulldog A rosters include Mike Braue Ernest Moore Robert Young Steve Botkin John Ekedahl John Schreier Alvin Perkins Craig Barnes Lewis Moore George Simpson. B squad lists Mike Kalm Kenny Nelson Steve Prior Jeff Mackey Daryl Miller Robert Cheatum Lois Filis Ernest Duncan Tom Gerling.
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Indians Edge Clopton 60 58 in tight Van-Far home win
Van-Far Indians beat Clopton 60 to 58 in a tight EMO Conference opener at home. Freddie Holman led with 30 points while Rick Reading and Steve Sutton added key scores as Van-Far edged ahead late and secured the victory. Jayvee: Clopton 48 Van-Far 43 with Mike Hall leading Van-Far scorers.
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Baseball Meets End At Winter Meetings in Los Angeles
The winter meetings left Boston and Baltimore with the high cards while Washingtons Senators faced losses. Major trades included Luis Aparicio moving to the Red Sox and pitchers Pat Dobson and Tom Dukes going to the world champion Orioles, marking standout moves in a quiet session.
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