All-state football honorees and honorable mentions
Three Ledgers and athletes garner honorable mention in state balloting. Loyd Smith of North Callaway earns 2A offensive tackle honors while John Ronnie Centralia and Rich Lynch Missouri Military Academy Mexico win places on the defensive unit.
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North Callaway
John Ronnie
Centralia
Rich Lynch
Missouri Military Academy
Mexico
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Romine
Lynch
Louisiana
Clarence Cannon
Curtis Davis
Mid- Missouri
Ron Adrian
Jefferson City
Helias
Mark Hittner
Boonville
Richard Gan
Waynesville
Panthers Discover Hot Scoring Touch
The CENTER-The-Centralia Panthers dominated Mark Twain Tuesday night Ot exposed a scoring surge ending a recent drought. Panthers surged to a win as they unleashed efficient offense led by their big men and guards.
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Injuries Slow NorCal in 50-38 Loss to Helios
North Callaway Thunderbirds suffer a 50 to 38 defeat as 6-5 freshman center Duncan Barks exits with a sprained ankle. Tony Fugate also sidelined, leaving NorCal short on depth while Helios capitalizes with outside shooting and a strong second quarter. Coach Weith cites inside scoring struggles and tough schedule as factors. Rick Wilson shines for NorCal with six points, as Centralia’s balanced attack and defensive effort push past Mark Twain and set up CCC tests.
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Santo's Wish Granted With Trade To White Sox
Chicago starRon Santo, veteran Cubs third baseman, was traded to the White Sox after balking a deal to the Angels. In exchange Chicago sent Steve Stone Ken Frailing minor leaguer Steve Swisher and a player to be named later. The move marks a rare Chicago cross-town swap and ends Santo's 14-year Cubs tenure.
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Santo
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