Adjustments Work Perfectly Panthers Run Away
Centralia Panthers despite senior forward Kirk Waisner’s exit to a leg cast boosted by intense defense and fast breaks. They led Macon 41 19 at halftime and maintained a 72 57 victory in the opening round of the Centralia Invitational, using a zone defense to compensate for Waisner’s absence.
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Coyotes Rally Fails to Top Moberly in Centralia Clash
In the Centralia Invitational opener the Paris Coyotes fought back from a poor first half but dropped a 53 46 decision to the Moberly Spartans. Jim Remple led Moberly with 22 points while Paris guards Mark Rowe and Dale Dowell sparked a late rally. The Coyotes face Salisbury in the losers bracket semifinal.
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Rangers Power Play Keeps Blues At Bay In New York
The New York Rangers used a potent power play to beat St. Louis 5 1 at Madison Square Garden. Vic Hadfield Jean Ratelle and Ted Irvin scored on the man advantage as Barclay Plager tripped Ratelle and Brad Park unleashed a 45 foot blast that bounced in. Pete Stemkowski added a third period goal to seal the win and drop the Blues to 15 straight losses at MSG dating to November 1968.
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Mexico Bulldogs Wrestle Top Youth for Season Opener
Mexico coach Bob Gooch fields a 52-man squad with eight seniors, seven juniors, and many sophomores and freshmen. Key returners Randy Ezell, Bill Wilkerson, Ron Snell, Russ Haerer, Mike Miller headline a veteran top five, while five seniors and a mix of juniors and sophomores fill the lineup for tonight’s opener in Jefferson City.
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Kenny Woods
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Bob Kalkofen
Greg Boyd
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Ben Given
Kings GM Larry Regan resigns from LA team
The Los Angeles Kings of the NHL announced that general manager Larry Regan has resigned from his post. Team officials declined to disclose details but said a replacement process would begin immediately and that Regan remains with the organization in a advisory role.
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Centralia Edges Mexico In Freshman Tournament Semifinal
A strong fourth quarter boosted Centralia to a 49-45 semifinal win over Mexico. Jeff Sims scored 20 points and Mike Bramon 11 as Centralia erased an early lead and overcame two Mexico fouls late. Mexico’s Frank Sidney led with 13 while Ron Miller and Otis Thompson fouled out.
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Randle leaves ECU for Virginia football post
Ulmo Sonny Randle resigns as East Carolina head football coach to take the same job at the University of Virginia. In Atlanta Bill Fulcher resigns as Georgia Tech head coach and is replaced by Pepper Rodgers from UCLA.
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NorCal T Birds Cruise Past Salisbury In Tourney Opener
North Callaway's NorCal team throttled Salisbury 48 to 36 in the opening round of the Centra lia Invitational. Tony Fugate and Mike Love scored 12 and 18 points as NorCal built an 18 point lead, then rested starters after dominating the first half. Coach Clifford Weith praised his team's deliberate style and noted the taxing back to back games as they prepared for a semifinal with Moberly.
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Baseball Traffic Keeps Fast Pace at Winter Meetings
At the winter baseball meetings Montreal sends Mike Marshall to the Dodgers for Willie Davis while San Diego sale talks stall. Oakland owner Finley warns the Yankees to stay away from the A's. Dodgers also acquire Tommie Agee for Pete Richert and Detroit buys Luke Walker from Pittsburgh.
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Four MMA wrestlers remain undefeated after loss to Fulton
Missouri Military Academy wrestlers stayed undefeated Wednesday as the Colonels fell 37-21 to Fulton. Rich Lynch and Tony King pinned opponents, Dave Mason won by decision, and Oscar Diaz claimed a forfeit in his first meet. MMA faces Columbia Rock Bridge December 12 in Mexico.
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Late Outbursts Decide EMO JV Games
Wellsville rallied from a 14 point half time deficit to beat Warrenton 53 48 in EMO conference junior varsity play at Wells ville Randy Harrington led Wellsville with 25 points while Rod Van Buren and Luke Briscoe added 12 and 11 Warrenton was led by John Dryer and Darryl Bollegar with 12 and 11 Van Far edged Montgomery County 44 32 in the other JV game Wendell Wheeler Russell Branstetter and Tommy Griggsby scored 10 each for Van Far Montgomerys John Jenkins had 18 in double figures The tourney semifinals set for Saturday Van Far meets Clapton at 9 p m Wellsville faces Bowling Green in consolation at 6 p m and Montgomery plays Troy for third at 7 30 p m
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