Mexico Boxscores Detailed Varsity and Junior Varsity Scores
Boxscore style recap shows Mexico varsitys leading scorers Maupin Farrah and Moore with mixed field goals and free throws, Wayneville defense holdouts, plus junior varsity totals. Team lines include FG, FT, PF, and TP tallies for Mexico and Waynesville across multiple grade levels.
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Mexico
Varsity Maupin
Farrah
Moore
Hoxworth
Fennewald
Easton
Stubbiefield
Peck
Belcher
Rankin
Lankford
Cockrell
Smith
Rentschler
Waynesville
Bourne
Towshend
Cohn
Qudd
McKinnon
Varisty Young
Efisen
Long
Snev
Thoenen
Rentschier
Lanklord
Turner
Jones
Williams
Clark
Dallas
Weonesville
Mexico Sophomores Fall Short in Championship
In the nibal Sophomore Tournament final Clapton triumphed over top seed Mexico 59 to 38 as Mexico struggled with offense, scoring only two points in the second period. Pierk Brooks led Mexico with 16 points and nine rebounds while Frank Sidney added 15.
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Hannibal
Mexico
Bulldogs
Clapton
Troy
Highland
Pittsfield
Ill
Bulldog
E.G. Raney
Pierk Brooks
Frank Sidney
Raney
Russell to join NBA Hall of Fame in first year ineligibility
Springfield Mass report notes Bill Russell was named to the NBA Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility but announced he would refuse induction for personal reasons. The piece quotes others linked to the news and mentions a separate upset involving Joseph Bren hats doaade stuns ed Maher.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Mass
Bill Russell
National Basketball Association Hall of Fame
Joseph Brenhats
Doaade
Ed Maher
Missouri Keeps Pace In Big 8
Kansas State star Chuckie Williams impressive with 32 points as the Wildcats win 87-74 at Oklahoma State to stay atop the Big 8. Rick Suttle and Roger Morningstar boost Kansas to 69-54 over Oklahoma. Nebraska’s Jerry Fort scores 28 in 75-62 over Iowa State, tying Kansas for second. Missouri routs Colorado 93-75 led by Willie Smith’s 27. Oklahoma State sits 3-4, Oklahoma and Iowa State at 2-5, Colorado 1-6. Schedule hints for midweek and weekendBig 8 action continues.
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Kansas City
Chuckie Williams
Kansas State
Wildcats
Chuckie
Oklahoma State
K-State
Rick Suttle
Kansas
Roger Morningstar
Jayhawks
Sooners
Oklahoma
Jerry Fort
Nebraska
Huskers
Iowa State
Missouri
Alvan Adams
Bankers Split Basketball Doubleheader in Weekend Drive
Commerce Bankers opened with a 101-97 loss to Central Methodist College junior varsity at Fayette before returning home to crush Love St Christian 142-93. Mark Thoenen led with 36 points in the opener, then Thoenen 23 and Kemp 24 paced the rout as 11 players saw action. Jim Van Sehyndel scored 33 and Kibbick 43 for Love St in a stray line from the source.
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Commerce Banker's
Bankers
Central Methodist College
Fayette
Eagles
Central Methodist
Mark Thoenen
Terry Holcomb
E.G. Raney
Dave Wilkinson
Jack Dennis
Ron Kemp
Love St. Christian
Love St
Kemp
Thoenen
Raney
Wilkinson
Holcomb
Bob Ligon
Mike Straube
Orvie Nix
Don Green
Frank Greiner
Jim van Sehyndel
Kibbick
Lave
Mexico Bulldogs seize MSC girls title in first season
The Mexico Bulldogs beat Waynesville 60-24 to finish 14-0 in regular MSC play and claim the conference crown. Coach Gerald McFarland praised fast-break pressure and hard work as seniors like Sharon Farrah and Dorothy Moore led a dominant opening on Saturday, with Salisbury looming in the Class 2A regional.
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Mexico Bulldogs
Waynesville
Mexico
Gerald McFarland
Jerry West
McFarland
Bulldogs
Salisbury
The
Tigers
Fayette
MSC
Sharon Farrah
Dorothy Moore
Debbie Hoxworth
Patty Fennewald
Jene O'Connor
Fennewald
Connor
Miss Hexworth
Miss Moore
Miss Fennewald
Wayne Doerr
Ellen Enslen
Diane Young
Rose Belcher
Lori Thoenen
Louisville outhustled by Tulsa as Crum laments effort
Third-ranked Louisville suffers an 82-77 setback to Tulsa after being out hustled. Coach Denny Crum says top teams must play with fire and notes the Cardinals sit 7-2 in the MVC, barely ahead of New Mexico State. Junior Bridgeman tops Louisville with 32 points while Indiana UCLA and others in the top twenty post victories.
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John Nelson
Louisville
Denny Crum
Cardinals
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Tulsa
New Mexico State
Crum
Bridgeman
Indiana
Iowa
UCLA
Oregon
Maryland
Duke
Kentucky
Georgia
North Carolina State
Furman
Oregon State
Southern Cal
Marquette
Cincinnati
Xavier
North Carolina
Georgian Tech
la Salle
Temple
Notre Dame
South Carolina
Penn
Cornell
Scott May
Hoosiers
Quinn Buckner
Steve Green
Dave Meyers
All-Rookie Front Line Lifts Spirits to 120-108 Win
George McGinnis led Indiana with 40 points as the Spirits of St. Louis beat the Pacers 120-108. Spirits rookie front line Marvin Barnes Maurice Jucas and Jus Gerard combined for 89 points and 61 rebounds, fueling the comeback after a 91-90 Pacers lead. Coach Bob MacKinnon praised the effort and noted a four game skid ending on Sunday. New York Nets edged Virginia Squires 117-90. Kentucky Colonels beat Utah Stars 112-95. San Antonio Spurs defeated San Diego Conquistadors 126-123.
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Associated Press
George McGinnis
Spirits of
St. Louis
McGinnis
Spirits
Indiana Pacers
Marvin Barnes
Maurice Jucas
Jus Gerard
Bob MacKinnon
American Basketball Association
Barnes
Met
MacKinnon
New York Nets
Virginia Squires
Kentucky Colonels
Utah Stars
San Antonio Spurs
San Diego Conquistadors
Pacers
Pollard and Terpstra Qualify for Regional Tourney
In Columbia Mexico Bulldog wrestlers Pollard Dennis and Terpstra Wayne advanced through the consolation bracket to reach the regional tournament in Rolla next weekend. Pollard finished fourth at 105 pounds and Terpstra took third at 155, with Pollard going 3-2 for the day and Terpstra 3-1 boosting season marks to 16-10-1 and 45 wins respectively. Competition was tight as top teams William Chrisman Waynesville Blue Springs and Columbia Hickman posted narrow margins in the district meet.
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Columbia
Mexico
Rolla
Dennis Pollard
Wayne Terpstra
Pollard
Terpstra
William Chrisman
Waynesville
Blue Springs
Columbia Hickman
Jefferson City
Ft. Osaze
Hannibal
Truman
Sedalia
Eiven
Seager
Bob Gooch
Chrisman
Lindsay
Ginn
Motley
Ft. Osage
McCormack
Hickman
Martin
Smith
Weidmeyer
Dragon
Bradlow
Charlie Barnett
Rovers
Chrismman
Dayton
Walker
Kevin Shopher
Jones
Thate
Morrison
Tim Wyatt
Davidson
Miller
Blue
Southwest Baptist narrowly beats Evangel in Springfield
Southwest Baptist, a District 16 NAIA power, edged Evangel 77 76 on two free throws by Danniel Harrell in the final 12 seconds. Evangel’s Jim McIntosh scored 43. Missouri Rolla moved into sole lead in the MIAA after a 74 55 upset of Northeast Missouri, while Lincoln and Northeast Missouri sit tied for second.
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Associated Press
Southwest Baptist
Evangel
Springfield
The
Baptists
Danniel Harrell
Jim McIntosh
Northeast Missouri
Missouri
Rolla
Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Lincoln
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