Mexico Bulldogs edge Hannibal in slim Mexico Classic win
Mexico Bulldog girls escaped with a 36-32 victory over Hannibal in the Mexico Classic second annual tourney opener. Montgomery Co R-2 downed Van-Far 42-29 to advance to today's final, while Hannibal and Van-Far meet for third place. Ellen Ensien hit four late free throws as Rankin led Mexico with 18 points and Griffen added 14.
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Mexico
Van-Far
Hannibal
Bulldogs
Pirates
Ellen Ensien
Gerald McFarland
Miss Enslen
Gaylene Fahey
Therese Rankin
Lori Thoenen
Stmt
Angie Griffin
Miss Griffin
Miss Rankin
McFarland
Montgomery
Wildcats
Indians
Bulldogs Fall as Fiene Twins Spark Sedalia Rally
Sedalia Tigers defeated Mexico Bulldogs 57-51 behind 25 points from Pete Fiene and 18 from Pat Fiene. Mexico relied on long shots as guard Ronnie Miller and Horace Blue led with 12 and 12, but turnover and height mismatches doomed their comeback. Sedalia used a late press and balanced scoring to erase deficits and seize third in the Smith Cotton Invitational.
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Miller
Bulldogs
Sedalia
Jim Stanley
Mexico Bulldogs
Pete Fione
Pat
Sedalia Tigers
Pete
Tigers
Mexico
Dwight Linnemeyer
St. Joseph Central
Columbia Hickman
Central
Darrell Jordan
F&f
Pat Fiene
Pete Cline
Pete Fiene
Mark Fine
Randy Jones
Linnemeyer
Frank Sidney
Horace Blue
Ronnie Miller
Paris Drops S and C Opener in Rough Free Throw Night
Paris Falcons overwhelmed Paris Coyotes 62-56 as six-footers Frevert twins Rick and Randy and 6-5 Jim Asbury dominated the boards and scored 15 9 and 10 respectively. Coyotes leaders Kessie Long and Mitch Williams paced the offense with 21 each. Free throws hurt both teams with Paris making 14 of 29 and the Falcons 7 of 13. Mike Levings led the junior varsity 46-42 win.
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Fayette
Falcons
Tei
Frevert Twins
Rick
Randy
Jim Asbury
Asbury
Kessie Long
Mitch Williams
Coyotes
Long
Paris
Mike Levings
Monroe City
Colts Dolphins Showdown Becomes Week Two Surprise Clash
The Baltimore Colts and Miami Dolphins, once atop different arcs, vie for first place with two weeks left in the season. Miami aims to clinch a fifth straight AFC East title while Baltimore seeks momentum after a seven game win streak as Strock and Griese injuries shape the race.
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Hal Rock
Baltimore Colts
Miami Dolphins
Colts
Dolphins
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Washington
Dallas
Minnesota
Detroit
Houston
Oakland
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Chicago
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Cleveland
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New Orleans
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New York Jets
San Diego
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Baltimore
Bob Griese
Earl Morrall
Don Strock
Bills
Strock
Lydell Mitchell
Cardinals
Terry Metcalf
Billy
White Shoes" Johnson
Oilers
Neal Colzie
Raiders
Johnson
Colzie
Falcons
O.J. Simpson
Simpson
Gale Sayers
Thunderbirds blank Community R-6 in defensive showcase
North Callaway high school faced aggressive NorCal style defense as the Thunderbirds rolled to a 59-20 victory over Community R-6. Coach Clifford Weith praised the rampant pressure, noting even reserves held R-6 to five points in the final period while Rich Wilson led with 14 points.
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Kingdom
North Callaway
Thunderbirds
Centralia
Clifford Weith
T-Birds
Weith
NorCal
Rich Wilson
Randy Wilson
Rick Wilson
Vaughn
Mock
Butler
Knipp
Giboney
Christian
Danton
Meyer
Moore
Peters
Hoyt
Whalen
Webber
Hopke
Cox
Brinker
Billman
Albus
Gashorn
Mark Twain Tigers Rally Past Macon 73 72 in CCC Battle
Mark Twain Tigers remain unbeaten in Clarence Cannon Conference play with a 73 72 comeback win over Macon. Led by Robert Stevenson and Joe Riefesel, Twain overcame a late Macon threat as Larry Lunsford poured in 34 for the Tigers’ rival. Pettit praised his team's resilience on the road despite Macon shooting over 50 percent.
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Macon
Mark Twain Tigers
Clarence Cannon
Tigers
Joe Pettit
Larry Lunsford
Nets
Dan Bailey
Theron Harris
Mark Twain
Robert
Pettit
CCC
Louisiana
Evane
Graham
Haun
Laake
Riefesel
Stevenson
Wells
Halley
Harris
Lunsford
Hearold
Prenger
Wright
Centralia sweeps CCC clash with South Shelby in hoops rout
Centralia Panthers win first Clarence Cannon Conference game 67 60 at South Shelby behind four players in double figures led by Rodney Kaiser 22 points. Jeff Sims 16 Dwight Fay 12 and Jim Ogle 10 also scored with Ogle grabbing 11 rebounds and Kaiser sinking 10 of 15 free throws. Centralia girls win 54 48 as Cheryl Burnett 16 and Vicki Crigler 13 pace the attack while South Shelby’s Waack and Van Houten top scorers for the visitors.
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Shelbina
Centralia Panther
Clarence Cannon
Panthers
South Shelby
Centralia
Panther
Jim Enlow
Brad Hufty
Rodney Kaiser
Jeff Sims
Dwight Fay
Jim Ogle
Ogle
Phil Magley
Mark Twain
Monroe City
Highland
CCC
Palmyra
Shelby
Cheryl Burnett
Vicki Crigler
Linda Desjardins
Sherri Ritchie
Karen Ball
Nancy Waack
Ceresa van Houten
Ladybirds
Enlow
Centralia Boys
Kaiser
Sims
Fay
Magsey
Cox
Northcutt
Dempsey
Troys
Boulware
Fuller
Meving
Schwada
Wise
Williams
Burnett
Crigler
Ritchie
Dejardins
Meador
England
Waack
van Houten
Farrell
Foreman
Drake
Potten
Dimmitt
O'Laughlin
Nevins
Centralia South
Harvey Helps Sturgeon To Homecoming Victory
Sturgeon Bulldogs beat winless Callao 60 to 32 as Harvey scores 22 points on 11 field goals in an abbreviated showing. The win lifts Sturgeon to 7-6 as coach Nauman rotates 13 players and prepares for South Callaway in Little Dixie Conference play.
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Sturgeon
Melvin Harvey
Sturgeon Bulldogs
Callao
Bulldogs
Harvey
Bob Nauman
South Callaway
Little Dixie
Prep Basketball Scores From The Associated Press
Warrensburg U High 56, Hart Camdenton 60, Eldon 59 Iberia 69 California 66, Versailles 71 Jefferson City Helios 0 OT Glasgow 71, New Franklin 35, N Callaway 59 Community 20, Madison 71 Howesville 45, Slater 70 Huntsville 5, Palmyra 65 Monroe City 47, Centralia 67 Shelby 60, Moberly 64 Brookfield 47, Rock Bridge 62 Kirksville 51, Fayette 42, Paris 56, Sturgeon 60 Callao 32, Marshall 70 Trenton 45, Richmond 62 Carrollton 52, Boonville 53 Fulton 39, Kearney 74 Lathrop 54, Van Far 71 Clapton 57, Sedalia Smith Catton 57 Mexico 51, Elsberry AB St Joans 60 Watterson City 43, Springfield Parkview 45.
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Hart
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Iberia
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New Franklin
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Community Ré
Ee -Madison
Howesville
Slater
Huntsville
Palmyra
Monroe City
Centralia
Shelby
Mob
Jennings Lifts Van-Far With 18 as Indians Dominate Clopton
Charles Jennings scored 18 including a 10 point burst in the final period to lift Van-Far to an 87-71 win over Clopton. Monte Basinger added 8 and coach Lowell Keltner praised defense and ball control while lamenting Van-Far’s rebounding. Clopton’s Richard Smith and Eric Salmon led a second-quarter surge before Van-Far pulled away.
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Clarksville
Charles Jennings
Clopton
Monte Basinger
Jennings
Basinger
Lowell Keltner
Richard Smith
Eric Salmon
Indians
Smith
Salmon
Bowling Green
Leland Griggsby
Jaybees
Montgomery Wildcats Top Bowling Green In EMO Action
Penn Powers Montgomery scores 24 as 6-8 center fouls limit minutes but leads Montgomery Wildcats past Bowling Green 87 73 in EMO league play. Boehmler Brunsmith Jenkins hit double figures as Montgomery improves to 5 3 2 2 in league. Bowling Green shot 24 percent. Jayvees win 66 36, EMO jayvee title on tap.
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Montgomery
Bobcats
Alan Scott
Bowling Green
Wellsville- Middletown
Montgomery Jayvees
Marvin Marteen
Wildcat Jayvees
Clapton
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