Mexico Bulldogs Take Third at Local Quad Wrestling Meet
Mexico high school placed third in the Mexico Quad Tournament Saturday, with Jefferson City first, Columbia Hickman second, and Hannibal fourth. Coach Bob Gooch cited injuries to four varsity wrestlers as a factor and noted several freshmen stepped up, while others prepared for next week’s district meet in Mexico.
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Mexico Bulldogs Triumph Over Hillcrest 71 46
Mexico gains a 71 46 win over Springfield Hillcrest after a strong fourth quarter. In the opening period Mark Thoehen scored six of Mexico's 12 points while Keith Drumright tallied six of Hillcrest's seven. Hillcrest narrowed the margin in the second with a 16 15 edge.
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Hermann Wins 1st in Tourney as Wildcats Tigers Triumph
Hermann led by Gerken Block Horton and Faerber edged Bowling Green 59-47 to win the Forty-Sixth Annual Tournament. Montgomery County R-2 took third with 72-56 over Van-Far, Wellsville-Middletown beat New Haven 63-58 in consolation. Barbara Moore crowned queen. New Haven earned Sportsmanship Trophy. Van-Far claimed best free throw percentage.
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Sooners Stop Tiger Win String
Big Eight basketball week opens with three games tonight and four Saturday as Kansas extends its lead and Oklahoma, Colorado, Missouri, Iowa State, Nebraska, and Oklahoma State chase. Kansas defeats Nebraska 95-72 while Oklahoma loses 92-63. Colorado tops Missouri 86-72. Nebraska edges Oklahoma State 40-59 as Kansas State hosts Kansas in Lawrence where the Jayhawks seek their 23rd straight home win. Cliff Mealy fuels Colorados break with 30 points. Steve Mitchell fouls out for Kansas State late.
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Hall of Fame adds seven mighty oldtimers in vote
Rube Marquard and George M. Weiss head a seven member class chosen by the veterans committee after the BBWAA failed to name modern inductees. Also honored are Harry Hooper Joe Kelley Chuck Hafey Jake Beckley and Dave Bancroft with Weiss serving as the unanimous executive pick for the Yankees Mets and the era’s front office dominance.
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North Callaway Thunderbirds win South Callaway tourney title
North Callaway Thunderbirds defeated South Callaway 60-55 to win the South Callaway Invitational trophy as Ashland beat New Bloomfield 51-49 for third. Blair Oaks beat Missouri School for the Deaf 63-42 in consolation. Top scorers included Ron Atkinson 19 and Loran Hume 18 for NorCal, Mike Mosley 19 for South Callaway, Richard Childs 18 for New Bloomfield, and Leon Baker 14 with 25 rebounds for MSC.
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Steve Morton
Leon Baker
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Commerce Bankers Clinch Green Division Title In Mexico League
Commerce Bankers topped the Runt Hogs 64 46 to seize first place in the green division of the Mexico Adult Basketball League. Mert Bancroft led Commerce with 19 points while Jim Simpson had 18 for the Runt Hogs. Jaycees beat Greens 54 52. Joe Moag scored 24 for the Jaycees. Playoffs set for next week with Lazy 5 facing Dolman 14 6 and Commerce Bankers meeting Soulsters 18. Green division standings show Greens third, Runt Hogs fourth, Bucks leading red division with Soulsters second.
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Northeast Bulldogs Top MIAA Ratings
The Associated Press notes Northeast Missouri leads the MIAA at 6-0, while Drury’s 64-50 win over Culver-Stockton ties it with William Jewell for the top spot. Rolla narrowly fell 68-67 as late free throws kept NEB unbeaten. In NAIA possibles, St Benedict’s beat Rockhurst 87-85 with Jay Williams grabbing the winning rebound.
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Mexico Mo Ledger Page One Caption Feb 1 1971
Local Missouri newspaper item notes publication on Monday February 1 1971 on page seven with brief regional notices and community updates from Mexico Missouri. Contains short items likely including local officials, events, and public notices.
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