Mexico Bulldogs Impress In Rock Bridge Wrestling Meet
Mexico Bulldogs placed seventh in a strong Rock Bridge tournament, with six wrestlers finishing in the top three. Tom Clark Rick Kemp Bill Rankin Andy Marty and Scott Irvin earned podium spots, while injuries limited other contributors. next action January 5 at Marceline.
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Pearson
Mike Snell
Ron Ake
Regan Fuhrer
Morgan Erger
Roke
Theeekend
Mexico
Tom Clark
Andy Marty
Bill Rankin
Rick Kemp
Scott Irvin
Donne Eckman
Berger
Rick Arnold
Donnie Wilkerson
Snell
Ken DuBus
Jan
Marceline
Jim Toatson
Eaton
Chris Sehneiders
Alelas
Dennis Kessler
chaotic weekend sports results across NFL NBA and college events
A sprawling recap lists Saturday and Sunday NFL results including Washington at Los Angeles Miami, Buffalo at Minnesota, Chicago at New York Giants, Houston at Cincinnati, and more with playoff matchups noted. NBA scores feature New York over Chicago and Philadelphia over Cleveland, plus multiple tight finishes and OT games. College basketball results cover Kansas, Nebraska, Texas El Paso, Colorado, and numerous midseason showdowns with several overtime outcomes and close margins.
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Minnesota
Detroit
Chicago
New York Giants
Houston
Cincinnati
Atlanta
New Orleans
Philadelphia
New York Jets
Tampa Bay
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Green Bay
San Francisco
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Washington
Indiana
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Vancouver
Colorado
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Mississippi
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Rolla
Scoreboard snapshot of Thursday high school games
Jefferson City plays at Mexico and South Shelby faces Mark Twain in boys games while Elisberry meets Montgomery Co. R-2 California hosts Centralia and Paris visits Fayette. North Callaway plays Community R-6 and Hallaville travels to Sturgeon in boys and girls. Wright City visits Montgomery Co. R-2 in a boys game.
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Montgomery Boys Lose First Game to Hermann
Montgomery Co R 2 varsity boys fell 53 49 at home to Hermann. Marvin Marteen led with 21 points, while Andrew McQuie and Kevin Speckhals added 14 each for Hermann. Montgomery WC Be2 closes 1977 with home games vs Elsberry and Wright City this week.
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Hermann
Wildcats
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Montgomery
Andrew McQuie
Kevin Speckhals
BaMe
David Winford
Kevin Worley
Elsberry
Wright City
Capitals recall Bernie Wolfe from Hershey AHL
NHL transactions recap Bernie Wolfe goalie recalled by Washington Capitals from Hershey Bears of the American Hockey League. Other notes mention moves at New Mexico State Princeton and Washington State with football coaching changes including Gil Krueger Frank Navarra and Jim Walden.
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Washington Capitals
Bernie Wolfe
Hershey
American Hockey League
NEW Mexico State
Gil Krueger
Princeton
Frank Navarra
Washington State
Jim Walden
Chiefs to Announce Bettis Dismissal as Coach
Kansas City prepares a news conference to confirm interim head coach Tom Bettis will be fired after finishing 2-12 this season. Bettis replaced Paul Wiggin on Oct. 31 and went 1-6 under his leadership, with the team posting its worst 18 year record.
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Bears End Giants Bid in Overtime Thriller
Bob Thomas netted a 28 yard field goal in brutal rain to lift the Bears 9-6 over the Giants and clinch a NFC wild card. Washington’s 17 14 loss to Los Angeles kept playoff hopes alive for the Rams and others as Cincinnati, Miami and Houston in tight races.
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Four-Corner Offense Sparks UNC Victory Over Cincinnati
The Four-Corner offense helped North Carolina top Cincinnati 67-59 as coach Dean Smith praised the pace while Cincinnati coach Catlett lamented the method. The article also notes top teams’ results in recent tournaments, including Kentucky’s win over St. John’s and Marquette’s victory over Bowling Green, as the season’s early headlines unfold.
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