Anderson's kamikaze game fuels Missouri rout of OSU
Missouri center Kim Anderson exploded for a career high 35 points as MU crushed Oklahoma State 97-75. Coach Norm Stewart praised Anderson's hustle while Scott Sims added 24 points and seven assists. The win kept MU tied for second as Kansas and Kansas State pressed ahead in a crowded Big Eight race.
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Regional tournament action across multiple Missouri classes
Ledgerland and area teams begin regional play across Class 2A 1A in Salisbury Monroe City and Elsberry with top seeds Centralia Macon Salisbury South Shelby Paria Van Far Palmyra and Montgomery Co plus Winfield Warrenton St Marys Elaberry St Charles West and St Marys in Sturgeon and Harrisburg Sturgeon Pilot Grove and Jamestown in Sturgeon. Semifinals midweek and finals on weekend noted with byes for top seeds.
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Pistons Beset by Benched Brawl With Kings in Detroit
Detroit centers Lanier and Kings Eakins clashed leading to benches emptying and fines. Lanier ejected as Pistons routed Kansas City 130 111, while other NBA games featured Philadelphia over Los Angeles and New Orleans over Houston among multiple scores. Lanier led Detroit with 20 points before his dismissal.
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R-2 Beats Mexico In Sophomore Finals
The Missouri Military Academy Colonels fell 51 37 to Madison in Hannibal. Dennis Shepherd led Madison with 17 points while Bruce Schuman added 13 for the winners as MMA remained seeking its first varsity win in 12 games.
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Stockton Added To Tennis Field
ST. LOUIS AP Dick Stockton the U S Pro Indoor champion was added to the field for the March 16 20 St Louis Tennis Classic a World Championship Tennis tour event. Other entrants include Jimmy Connors of Belleville Ill Il Nastase of Romania and Ken Rosewalls Australia.
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Paris Coyotes Rout Marceline In Conference Showdown
Paris Coyotes toppled Marceline 74 to 41 as Mitch Williams scored 29 and Chuck Herron 14. Williams added 10 assists to push Paris to 11-3 overall and 7-1 in league, while Marceline fell to 10-10 and 2-6. Girls team also beat Marceline 42-16 en route to regional action.
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Clopton Hawks rout Wellsville in East Missouri tilt
Clopton Hawks dominate Wellsville Middletown Tigers 84 40 as Tim Callcott leads with 22 points and Freddie Johnson adds 25 for Clopton. Wellsville drops to 5 12 and 1 8 while Clopton sits atop the Class 1A regional seedings and eyes upcoming games at New Haven and Bowling Green.
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