Rams Face Quarterback Dilemma in Playoff Clash
LOS ANGELES AP The Rams confront a quarterback decision for the playoff opener at Dallas. Pat Haden, nursing a sprained knee, is listed as doubtful then questionable, potentially leaving James Harris to start after being replaced by Haden in mid November.
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All-State Grid Teams Led by Jefferson City 4A Champs
Jefferson City High School, Missouri Class 4A state champion, tops the 4A all state team with four first team picks and coach Pete Adkins named 4A coach of the year. Joplin Memorial dominates 3A with six first team selections. Lexington leads 2A with four. Coaches of champions in each class honored.
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Cass Midway
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Marshall tournament schedule and local junior high results
Thursday action includes eighth grade at Moberly and seventh grade wrestling here while ninth grade teams host Oakland Junior High. Friday features girls basketball vs Helios and wrestling at Rock Bridge. Saturday nine events include Marshall Tournament and Paris junior high game.
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Bulldogs on road for Marshall Holiday Tourney
Mexico Bulldogs travel to Marshall for the two day Marshall Holiday Tournament with Moberly Warrensburg and Marshall. Jayvees open at 5 p.m. and the varsity at 9 30 p.m. in the first round while juniors clash at 6 30 and 8 p.m. Saturday hosts the finals. The varsity team is 5 1 with four game win streak following a 69 41 win over Jefferson City. The Mexico girls close pre holiday play Friday against Hellas with a 6 30 p.m. junior varsity tip at the high school gym.
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Honorable Mention List From Paris Area High Schools
The report records honorable mention selections for Paris area high school football players across classes 1A to 4A. Names include Willard Otto, Kendal Ponder, Rusty Boston, David Paalbar, Mike Haas, Tom Wilburs, Dan Meyer, Kent Hannan, Davyd Macoubrie, and Chrys Myers among others, with positions and schools noted. the entry closes with horse racing results from Laurel Md Kohoutek scoring a win over Bold Jim.
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North Shelby
Kendal Ponder
Therla
Rusty Boston
Paria
David Paalbar
Marceline
David Cunningham
Louisiana
Mike Haas
Blair Oaks
Alan Falla
Slater
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Monroe City
Tom Wilburs
Steve Bridgeman
Palmyra
Dennis
Panhler
Ed Gower
Dan Meyer
Hellas
Kent Hannan
Chillicothe
Davyd Macoubrie
David Pamplin
Mike Pomerenko
Marshall
Tom Black
Rock Bridge
Dana Chambers
Fulton
Steve Heinzler
Jeff Barry
Pete Sherrill
Waynesville
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