Furman Faces Two Top Twenty Opponents In Back-To-Back
Furman travels to Charlotte to meet No. 12 North Carolina after a 86-31 loss and then hosts No. 20 NC State. Duke and Oregon results noted. Furman led by Craig Lynch and Clyde Mayes with 24 points each in the UNC game.
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Paladins
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North Carolina
North Carolina State
Norm Sloan
Fesser Leonard
Tar Heels
Craig Lynch
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Mayes
Ronnie Smith
David Thompson
Georgia Tech
Thompson
Wolfpack
Six Mexico Matmen Left in Regional Wrestling Fight
Six Mexico Bulldogs remained alive as the district wrestling tournament neared completion at Hickman High School. Charlie Barnett 98 pounds Dennis Pollard 105 Kevin Shopher 112 Tim Wyatt 119 Doug Thomas 138 and Wayne Terpstra 155 would wrestle in consolation rounds starting at 11 a.m. Wins would reach the third-place matches at 7 p.m. with losses eliminating them. The top four finishers in each weight class advance to next weekend's regional tourney at Rolls.
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Mexico
Charlie Barnett
Dennis Pollard
Kevin Shopher
Tim Wyatt
Doug Thomas
Wayne Terpstra
Hickman High School
Rolls
Arbitration Next For Sadecki, Cards
ST. LOUIS AP The St Louis Cardinals will be in arbitration with veteran pitcher Ray Sadecki next week. Sadecki said the approach is fair and avoids a direct confrontation, noting progress had stalled and arbitration is the fairest path.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Ray Sadecki
T-Bird Starters Pull A Quick Job
NorCal's 17th straight win improves to 17-1 with a 68-47 victory at Salisbury. Senior Mike Love leads with 22 points as North Callaway dominates the first half while using bench players more in the second.
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Fayette
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Mike Love
Duncan Barks
Will Butler
Rusty Wilson
John Cravens
Leake Sparks Mark Twain Past Louisiana Tigers
Cletus Leake, a junior forward, came off the bench to score 15 points and fuel a fourth quarter rally as Mark Twain defeated Louisiana 74 to 60. The Tigers trailed by six entering the final period before outscoring the Bulldogs 28 8. Leake also contributed steals and blocks while coach Joe Pettit praised his energy. Mark Twain improves to 14-6 overall and 7-3 in the Clarence Cannon Conference, with a trip to South Shelby next.
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Tigers
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Joe Pettit
Tiger Arnold Meyer
Jeff Graham
Joe Riefesel
Dave Cunningham
Clarence Cannon
South Shelby
Community R-6 Trojans Clinch Unbeatens Lead in LCC
Community R-6 Trojans beat Ashland 61 to 52 to move to 5-0 in league play and 12-7 overall, led by Kelly Young with 18 points and Ronnie Harris 17. Coach Mindlin credited balanced scoring and clutch free throws as the Trojans strengthened their top spot while Ashland fell to 5-1 in the Little Dixie Conference.
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Bob Mindlin
Roger Gaston
Rod Willingham
Mindlin
Ronnie Harris
Mark Robison
Kelly Young
Hallsville
Madison
Without Trojans Too Much Once Again For Wellsville
Troy defeated Wellsville-Middletown 62-52 in East Missouri Conference action. Robin Wilhoit led Troy with 27 points, while Gerald Harrington scored 16 and Joe Houston 12 for Wellsville. The Tigers shot poorly in the third period and this snapped Wellsville’s hopes, as Troy extended its win streak to ten. Wellsville hosts Bowling Green next Tuesday.
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Wellsville
Richard Shaffer
Trojan
Robin Wilhoit
Shaffer
Gerald Harrington
Joe Houston
Paris Coyotes Rally Past Westran for 70 53 Victory
Paris struggled with 2 of 11 field goals in the first quarter but cooled past Westran in the remaining three periods. David Hollingsworth led with 17 points, aided by Kessie Long 10 and Glennon Buckman 13 as the Coyotes improved to 6-10 in league play.
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Lewis and Clark
Westran
Paris
David Hollingsworth
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Kessie Long
Glennon Buckman
Paris Hollingsworth
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J. Mitchell
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Unbeaten Hatton McCredie Wins Auxvasse Tourney Title
Hatton McCredie overcame a 31 31 regulation score to win the Auxvasse Junior High Tournament in two overtimes, 39 34. Jef Galbreath led Hatton with 11 points while John Barnett had 17 for Missouri School for the Deaf. Auxvasse A defeated St Brendan 43 39 in the third place game as Joe Divers scored 18. Williamsburg beat Auxvasse B 26 22 for consolation. Ottawa beat Central Methodist William Jewell 94 71. Tarkio 70.
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Mexico
Mike Gonzalez
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Mexico Bulldogs Fall to Helias Crusaders in Low-Scoring Loss
Mexico suffers a 57-42 setback as the Bulldogs hit just 13 percent from the field in the second half. Denny Hughes leads Helias with 17 points while Mexico’s Don Dempski scores 14 and Dennis DeBondt adds 12 and 15 rebounds. Helias extends a six-game win streak. Mexico drops to 9-9 overall and 2-5 in league play.
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Panthers Triumph in Festive Courtwarmin Night
Centralia Panthers celebrate a courtwarming with a double win. The boys beat Monroe City 79 58 to snap a two game skid while the girls downed the visitors 47 37. Greg Sewell scored 20 points and Jeff Sims added 20 for the boys, as Keith Crowe led Monroe City with 18. The Centralia teams next play Palmyra and Rock Bridge in regional action.
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Lee Edwards
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Enlow
Palmyra
Columbia Rock Bridge
Salisbury
Montgomery Wildcats Rally Past Clopton for 79-64 Victory
Montgomery Co. R-2 Wildcats snapped a two game skid with a 79-64 win over Clopton. They jumped to a 17-0 start and built a 37-17 halftime lead, led by Pittman Miller with 23 points and Charlie Penn with 19 despite early foul trouble. Marvin Marteen added 13 as Callicott led the winners with 16, while Eric Salomon paced the losers with 24. The win lifts Montgomery to 17-3 overall and 1-1 in the East Missouri Conference as they prepare for Monday’s Troy Tournament game versus Winfield.
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