Helias Stages Upset 53 45 Over Mexico Bulldogs
Helias Crusaders upset top seed Mexico 53 45 in Fulton Invitational first round as Bulldogs stumble with poor hustle. Paul Dulle scores 22 for Helias, Mexico’s Dennis DeBondt leads late rally. Helias advances to face Hellas with Mexico to play U-High for third place.
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NorCal Thunderbirds Extend Perfect Season To 18 Wins
North Callaway built a four point lead after the first quarter, then surged in the third with a 25 point burst to defeat Mark Twain 69 to 46 for their 18th straight win. Five players reached double figures led by Curtis as they head to Wellsville.
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MMA Swimmers, Hickman battle to 51 4 win in dual meet
Missouri Military Academy swimmers swept two relays and edged Hickman High 51 to 4 at the MMA pool. MMA earned 14 relay points and four firsts while Hickman claimed five firsts and six seconds. Randy Meyer led MMA with two wins and relay participation. NorCal held a field goal edge in a separate game, Carey Raglund scoring 12 for the Tigers. Junior varsity NorCal beat T-Birds 54-46 in overtime.
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Centralia Panthers Rally Past Monroe City in OT for Third
Centralia Panthers edged Monroe City 75-73 in overtime to claim third place at the Palmyra Invitational. Steve Denham scored 25 points including a tying layup at the end of regulation and the winning shot with seconds left in OT. Paris Coyotes won consolation 69-24 over St. Thomas Seminary.
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Hale's Clutch Free Throws End Van-Far Losing Streak
Van-Far Indians beat Wellsville 47-44 to halt a four game skid. Mark Hale led with 16 points and sank all six free throws in the final period. Keith Thomas added 16 for Wellsville, while Kevin Cockrell pulled 12 rebounds. Van-Far improves to 6-14, next at Bowling Green. Wellsville hosts North Callaway.
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Colonels Finish Fifth At Iberia
IBERIA Missouri Military Academy cagers, win two consolation games to take fifth place in the Iberia Invitational. Rocky Adkins scored 29 against St Elizabeth and 19 against Lincoln Lab. Curt Kirtley added 13 and 7 in the two wins. MMA trailed early, led at halftime, and stretched a late margin in the St Elizabeth contest.
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Montgomery County Wildcats Run Streak To 20 Wins
The Montgomery County Wildcats improved to 20-0 after routing Troy 80-63 as Gary Marteen led all scorers with 26 points and the team exploited a 21-4 second quarter edge. St Thomas shot poorly from the line and Niemeyer led St Thomas with 10 points in an uneven night.
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Orioles veteran Don Buford signs with Japanese Lions
Baltimore Orioles alumnus Don Buford has agreed to a two year deal with the Pacific Club Lions in the Japanese Pacific League. Hawaii Open: Tom Watson shoots 65 to lead by four at halfway mark in the $200000 event.
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Scoreboard roundup of yesterday's basketball results
Scores include Lowry City 73 over Wheatland 68 and Plate City 61 over Mid Uchanan 56. Other NBA style results show Atlanta 100 Boston 99 Milwaukee 114 Buffalo 108 Detroit 194 Philadelphia 104 Baltimore 89 New York 77 Los Angeles 126 Houston 109 Seattle 118 Chicago 104 with only scheduled games noted New York 104 Dallas 93 Carolina 133 Denver 108 Kentucky 118 San Diego 106 Memphis 114 Utah 110 WHA hockey results Cleveland Philadelphia Alberta 4 Winnipeg 3 Chicago 4 Ottawa 1 Los Angeles 3 New England.
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College Basketball Scores From Multiple Conferences
A dense recap of college basketball results across the nation including wins for Penn over Yale 78 56 Princeton postponed games for Brawn at Princeton and several midwest and west region matches with scores for Nebraska Omaha Emporia State and others. notable upsets and overtime results appear among many small college contests.
College basketball and sports slate on today’s air
Fans can watch three key conference hoops games this afternoon plus UCLA at USC at night. St Louis vs Louisville in Missouri Valley at noon. Michigan vs Illinois at 1 pm. Iowa State meets Colorado at 2 pm for the Big Eight share. Bowling King Louie Open in Kansas City at 2:30 pm.
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Eight MHS Wrestlers Advance To Regionals
Mexico High wrestlers won first round matchups at the district tournament to reach the regional next week. Mexico trailed Columbia and Jefferson City in team points after round one as Waynesville led, with semifinals set and medals awarded to top three per weight class.
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