Panthers Fall to Cairo and Hit Third-Place Showdown
Centralia Panthers lost 46-38 to Cairo in the Centralia Invitational, sending them to face North Callaway for third place at 7:30 p.m. today. Macon reached the consolation final by beating Hallsville 47-38, while Cairo and Moberly contest the tournament final at 9 p.m. The Panthers struggled with cold shooting amid tight defense, finishing 19 of 59 from the floor as Greg Sewell led Centralia with 14 points and Cairo balanced scoring.
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North Callaway
Moberly
Macon
Salisbury
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Greg Sewell
Enlow
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Harrisburg
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Trojan
Karen Tiller
Joyce Bertels
Debby Lane
R-i
Becky Strode
Carol Bertels
Marilyn Lavinder
Paula Hudson
Faye Bertels
Natalie Fennewald
Paris
Overtime Defeat Spoils Trojan Coach Birthday Wish
Harrisburg Friday night saw the Trojans fall 58-55 in overtime despite 48 percent shooting and 48 rebounds. Coach Bob Mindlin noted a strong team effort but said late turnovers and a letdown cost the win, undoing his birthday hopes.
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Harrisburg Tops R-6 Girls In LDC Clash
Harrisburg routed the Community R-6 girls 52-23 as illness sidelined key players. Kelly Young led R-6 with 20 points, while Ron Harris added 13 for Harrisburg, who moved atop the Little Dixie Conference standings.
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R-6
Mark Robison
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Ron Forbis
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Kelly Young
Ron Harris
Mark Twain
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Young
Harris
Albus
Gaston
Schafer
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WIP
Russell
Aoay
Ite
Forbis
Carter
Spry
Colonels Fall as MSD Rockets Past Them 74 to 55
Missouri School for the Deaf beat Missouri Military Academy 74 55 on the Colonels court. Rick Bridges scored 20 and Terry Huff 22 as MSD pulled away in the middle two quarters. Kirtley led Colonels with 18 points while Riggenbach Shropshire and Rougeot also reached double figures.
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Terry Huff
Missouri School For the Deaf
Missouri Military Academy
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Bridges
Huff
MSD
Curt Kirtley
Fred Riggenbach
Jackie Shropshire
Bob Rougeot
Mexico Ledger Dec 8 1973 page summary
The Saturday December 8 1973 issue of the Mexico Missouri Ledger covers local news and community items. Readers find short reports on area events, notices, and community announcements impacting residents of Mexico and nearby areas.
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Mexico
Fulton Ends Mexico's home win streak in tight triumph
Fulton Hornets stun Mexico Bulldogs 72-71 at Mexico High School as fourth quarter steals turn the tide. Mexico coach Bob Ligon laments missed early effort while hornets rely on outside shooting and relentless defense to erase a four point deficit at halftime.
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Fulton Hornets
Mexico
Bulldogs
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Fulton
Ligon
Dennis DeBondt
Ernie Moore
Craig Barnes
Don Dempski
Mike Dennis
Bob Cheatum
Lewis Moore
Barnes
Dempski
Dennis
Moore
Cheatum
Hornet
Jerry Hall
DeBondt
Randy Jones
Jones
Jayvee
Randy
Hall
Gilbert
Pittman
Berry
St. Louis Cleveland
Horace Blue
Andy Piper
Piper
Johnny Fry
Chuck Miller
Hockey Scores From Friday to Sunday
NHL results show St Louis and Detroit tied 1 1 on Friday while Atlanta routed Vancouver 7 0 and California beat Pittsburgh 4 2. Saturday schedule includes New York Islanders against Montreal Philadelphia versus Toronto Buffalo vs Boston Detroit vs Minnesota Pittsburgh vs Vancouver and Atlanta vs Los Angeles. Sunday matchups list Toronto at Seattle California at Chicago and a Rangers Boston Philadelphia Minnesota note.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Atlanta
Vancouver
California
Pittsburgh
New York Islanders
Motreal
Philadelphia
Toronto
Buffalo
Boston
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Big Trade Shuffles Card Mound Corps
Pitching dominated a record week of 24 major league trades from the winter meetings. The St Louis Cardinals traded for left handers John Curtis Lynn McGlothen and Mike Garman, while Reggie Cleveland Diego Segui and Terry Mughes moved to Boston. Other deals sent Ken Wright and Lou Piniella to Kansas City for Lindy McDaniel and Bill Flowers to Pittsburgh for Bob Johnson. Cesar Tovar left for Texas while Felipe Alou went to Milwaukee. 21 of 24 teams did deals, Mets Padres and Giants sitting out.
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Houston
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Cardinals
John Curtis
Lynn McGlothen
Mike Garman
Reggie Cleveland
Diego Segui
Terry Mughes
New York Yankees
Ken Wright
Lou Pinella
Kansas City Royals
Lindy McDaniel
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Johnson
Cleveland Indians
Bill Flowers
Philadelphia Phillies
Eddie Watt
Baltimore Orioles
Phillies
Cesar Tovar
Texas Rangers
Texas
Bill Sudakis
Yankees
Montreal Expos
Felipe Alou
Milwaukee Brewers
Red Sox
McGlothen
Garman
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis
Cardinal
Bob Gibson
Alan Foster
Sonny Sierbert
Cleveland
Schoendienst
Redbirds Trade For Infielder Heise In Interleague Deal
ST. LOUIS AP The St. Louis Cardinals completed an interleague trade sending right handed pitcher Tom Murphy to Milwaukee for infielder Bob Heise before Friday night's deadline. A Cardinals spokesman confirmed the deal.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Milwaukee Brewers
Bob Heise
Improved Tigers Defeat Van-Far in EMO clash
Wellsville Tigers edged Van-Far 60 to 55 as coach Rich Shaffer’s team saved late free throws. Darryl Kemp 2 and Steve Briscoe 16 paced the Tigers while Gerald Harrington was sidelined and Kevin Cockrell played hurt for Van-Far. Briscoe broke loose in the second half after a defensive switch as the lead traded hands throughout.
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Lowell Keltner
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Kevin Cockrell
Keltner
Darryl Kemp
Steve Briscoe
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Joe Houston
Yelton Wellsville
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Marrington
Reid Kemp
Mb Houston
Fta Jennings
Straube
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Hurstman
Hale
Basingar Guinn
Red Wings Tie Blues on Pierre Jarry Goal
Detroit wins applause for a 1-1 tie with St. Louis as Pierre Jarry, a Nov 28 trade acquisition for Tim Ecclestone, nets Detroit’s lone goal. Delvecchio praises the timing and partnership with Guy Charron and Garnet Bailey while other NHL and WHA results roll in.
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Alex Delvecchio
Detroit, Red Wings
St. Louis Blues
National Hockey League
Detroit
Pierre Jarry
Tim Ecclestone
Pierre
Guy
Charron
Garnet
Bailey
Delvecchio
California Golden Seals
Pittsburgh Penguins
Atlanta Flames
Vancouver Canucks
World Hockey Association
Winnipeg Jets
Toronto Toros
Minnesota Fighting Saints
Vancouver Blazers
Jarry
Montreal
Prep Basketball Scores Across Missouri Varsity Contests
Prep basketball scores from Missouri including Trenton 57 over Marshall 54 and Raymore Peculiar 145 against Miami 1, plus numerous pairings such as Fulton 72 Mexico 71 and North Kansas City 44 in close matchups, with Dayton-like totals and several district results. The list covers many schools and meet details, indicating a busy day of high school hoops across the state.
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Raymore-Peculiar
Miami
Fulton
Mexico
South Callaway
New Bloomfieht
St. Charles
Kirkwood
Raytown
North Kansas Cily
Raytown South
Ruskin
Chrisman
Turner St
Pembroke
Grandview
St. Louis
U High
Christian Brothers
Sumner
Woosevelt
Beaumont
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McKinley
Cleveland
Monroe City
Knox County
Mark Twain
Palmyre
Clerk County
Truman
Columbia Hickman
Wettran
Marceling
New Franklin
Pilot Grove
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