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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1974
Page
6
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The Mexico Bulldogs host Waynesville Tigers in the first Mid-State Conference game of the season. Tip off at 6:30 p.m. with varsity to follow, while forward Andy Piper may miss action due to a sprained ankle. Waynesville sits 3-3 after recent wins and losses, led by 6-5 center Charlie Wilder.
Bowling results feature Crazy Eight Glen's Shell 4 over Mexico Heating 0 and Angel Land 3 Jay's 16A1 with top game 210 by Arthur Allen and high series 453 by Linds Wistrom. Standings show Empires 42 wins, Kx-99S 42, Ozarks, Greenlites, Big Chiefs, and Lite Weights contending across multiple leagues.
St Louis defenders clamped down late as Marvin Barnes 24 rebounds and 18 points helped the Spirits defeat the Virginia Squires 105 to 100. Gus Gerard led St Louis with 31 points in a physical game that kept Virginia near the cellar with their 22nd loss of the season.
Mark Twain girls win 46 30 at Community R-6 to run hot after seven straight losses. Lisa Greg 12, Jackie Claxton 10, Lori Stout 10 lead scoring. Community’s Natalie Fennewald and Marilyn Lavinder eight each. Junior high 27 22 win with Meyer 12, Miller 9.
Love St. Christian Church extended its seven game win streak with an 82 53 victory over First Baptist as Dan Pitts poured in 26 points and Jerry Moore led the opponents with 24. St. Brendan and Centennial Baptist won by forfeit and 19 points respectively as Sunrise Christian and Trinity United fell short.
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