N Callaway T-Birds Win Over Mark Twain
The North Callaway Thunderbirds defeated the Mark Twain Vipers 74 to 46 on their home court. Ken Atkinson and Foster led NorCal with strong scoring while Randy Rountree posted 14 rebounds as Mark Twain struggled against rebounding and defense. The Tigers next face Louis Callaway at Mokare as Mark Twain visits Vinny Tuesday.
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Evans
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Sid Atkinson
Conigliaro Still Bitter Over Angels Trade
Conigliaro, now settled in Newport Beach, says reports the trade was rushed due to personnel problems are unfounded. He defends team harmony and says he is ready to play for the Angels with Jim Fregosi and believes they can win if they play together.
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Bulldogs Hold Off Pirates 59 to 50 in Hannibal
Mexico plus 19th win as Mark Thoenen 18 points leads scoring with Dennis White and Warren Williams 10 each. Hannibal’s Lydell Williams tops Pirates with 22 points as defense keys late rally, but Mexico holds final advantage. Junior varsity 48-24 win follows. Next up, Sedalia at home.
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Hannibal
Jack Dennis
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Ed Utterback
Warren Williams
Lydell Williams
Ledger
Kathy Clancy
Bruce Neely
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Thoenen
Miller
Allen Stewart
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Dennis White
Hannibal Lydell Williams
James Hutchins
Joe Ezell
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Sedalia
Welch
Atterback
E, Williams
L. Williams Robey Gardner McPike
Stewart
FIM
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White
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Smallwood
Cooper
Wildcats defeat Van-Far Indians for 62-55 homecoming victory
Montgomery City headlines a 62-55 homecoming win as Tony Marteen scores 25 and Neal Wehrman adds nine. Van-Far struggles from the field with Holman leading the visitors and the Wildcats extend their EMO Conference record to 11-0 and 18-3 overall. The Montgomery County Jayvees also win as queen Carolyn Meyers and king David Falcon are crowned before a full crowd.
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Indians
Bob Gaw
Arnett
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Tony Marteen
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David Falcon
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Fred Holman
Dean Arnett
Randy Riddle
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Clithero
Gerry Marteen
Sterling Oliver
Mike Hall
Mark Hale
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Wellsville Tigers Narrowly Lose to Warrenton 58 56
Warrenton edged the Wellsville Tigers 58 56 after a late surge. Leland Briscoe led Wellsville with 23 points, Mark Briscoe added 12, while coach Barney Fisher praised the effort despite a costly first half. In the B game, Wellsville fell 51 35. Next Friday they face Van-Far.
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Liquori Wins 1000 Yard Dash at Knights Meet
Marty Liquori of Villanova won the 1000-yard run in 2 08.8 at the 52nd Knights of Columbus indoor meet in Madison Square Garden. Brian McElroy finished 2 09.3 as Liquori extended his winning streak to 12 over the 11-lap oval. Alabama’s Jan Johnson set meet marks in the pole vault while Kentucky’s Jim Green won the 60-yard dash in 6.2 seconds.
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Villanova
Jan Johnson
Liquori
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Long Island
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ElastroTurf Oval
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Johnson
Alabama
Bob Seagren
Jim Green
Kentucky
Delano Meriwether
Green
M A Tigers to Face Colorado Buffaloes clash in Columbia
Kansas City AP reports a pivotal Big Eight clash as Missouri and Colorado meet in Columbia with Kansas leading. Cliff Meely aims to average 30 points in league games, while Missouri seeks to curb him and continue their title bid amid a busy conference schedule.
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Paris Faces Palmyra In Palmyra Tournament Final
Paris, the top seed, meets host Palmyra for first place in the Palmyra Tournament. Highland beat North Shelby 61 42 to take boys consolation, Louisiana beat Monroe City 75 58 for third. Gorin and Palmyra girls play for third before Highland vs Monroe City girls final.
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North Shelby
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Emerson
Blues Trade Berenson For Unger In Wings Swap
St Louis Blues spin a trade sending center Red Berenson and right winger Tim Ecclestone to Detroit for center Gary Unger and right winger Wayne Connelly. Berenson 31, captain of the Blues, had 68 goals in two seasons and 16 this season with 12 straight drought. Unger 23, has 66 goals for Detroit and 13 this season.
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Wayne Connelly
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Detroit
Callaway Defeats Trojans in Homecoming Tilt 62 to 51
South Callaway topped the Trojans 62 to 51 at home as Mosley and Dillon each scored 23 for the visitors. Greg Cox held Mosley under his prior 38-point output, while Brent Pasley grabbed 15 rebounds and led Callaway in the battle. The B game went 57 to 33 for the Trojans with Nat Houston scoring 20.
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Bill Lower
Kyle Pound
Brent Pasley
Terry Essen
Greg Cox
Trojan
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Larry Whalen
Warren Mayes
Houston
Wayne Harris
Bill Crabtree
Cairo
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Quartan
Hunt Receives Sports Award At Columbus Banquet
Lamar Hunt owner of the Kansas City Chiefs was honored with a contribution to professional sports award at a Columbus Touch Down Club banquet in Columbus Ohio with report from the Mexico Ledger noting the event and recipient.
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Kansas City Chiefs
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