Moore Leads Mexico Freshmen In Break Even Season
Mexico high school freshman basketball finished 10-10 under coach Bob Ligon with Moore the leading scorer at 276 points in 20 games. Barnes 179, Perkins 89. A squad averaged 43.9 points. opponents 15.7. B squad averaged 34.9 for 39.6 by foes.
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Lewis Moore
Mexico Bulldog
Craig Barnes
Alvin Perkins
Channel 12
Bob Ligon
Ligon
Moore
Barnes
Perkins
Steve Botkin
Mike Graue
Robert Cheatum
George Simpson
John Ekedahl
Darrey Miller
John Schreier
Robert Young
Ernest Moore
Mike Kalm
Jeff Mackey
Kenny Nelson
Steve Prior
Lon Ellis
Tom Gerling
Darrell
Hardin and Centralia Win Grade School Trophies
Hardin seventh graders claimed the top trophy by beating St. Brendan's 43-11 while Centralia edged Hardin 37-28 for eighth grade honors. Mexico seventh grade impressed, finishing 6-0 with a 43-11 win over St. Brendan's as Randy Jones led scoring.
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Roger Geary
Hardin
Centralia
Darcy Henry
Mexico
Mike Niel
Steve Marshall
Ronnie Snell
John Romine
Richard Vance
Hardin Pirate
St. Brendan’s Fighting Irish
Pirate
Centralia Panthers
St. Brendan’s
Fulton
Runnels
Billy Armstrong
Armstrong
St. Brendan's
Randy Jones
Mike Haynes
Marty Hunt
Johnny Fry
Austin Miller
William Fry
Bulldogs Face Sedalia Tigers In Conference Showdown
Mexico Bulldogs seek to extend their Central Missouri Conference lead at home against Sedalia Smith-Cotton Tigers after a 64-58 OT win at Sedalia. Key players include Warren Williams and Kim Anderson, with Dennis White out due to an ankle sprain and Lawrence Cooper stepping in. Conference standings show Mexico atop the standings with a 5 0 mark as of now.
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Mexico
Warren Williams
Sedalia
Kim Anderson
Anderson
Tigers
Steve
Channel 12
Ty Mexico
Lynn Cundiff
Bulldogs
Dennis White
White
Hannibal
Cundiff
Lawrence Cooper
Jefferson City
Columbus
Bulldog
Herb Belcher
Tigers and Cornhuskers meet in vital Big Eight clash
Missouri leads into a pivotal matchup with Nebraska in Lincoln as the Tigers chase Kansas and chase the title. Kansas stands 17-1 after an 11 game win streak, while Oklahoma and Kansas State also pursue banner dreams amid road woes and upsets.
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Oklahoma State
Stillwater
Oklahoma Sooners
Colorado
Kansas State
Iowa State
Missouri
Norm Stewart
Mike Griffin
John Brown
Stewart
Tigers
Cornhuskers
Nebraska
Marv Stewart
Dave Robisch
Jayhawks
Cowboys
Sam Aubrey
Oklahoma
Norman
Sooners
Steve Mitchell
Buchanan Set To Defend World Title Against Navarro
Scot lands world lightweight champion Ken Buchanan faces Ruben Navarro in a 15 round title defense at the Sports Arena Los Angeles Navarro, a last minute substitute from East Los Angeles, seeks the upset as Buchanan, 26, aims to extend his record with a 38th win and only previous loss to Velasquez in Madrid. The bout airs via satellite to England and starts at 10 p.m. PST with uncertain attendance.
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Los Angeles
Scotland
Ken ‘Buchanan
Ruben Navarro
Navarro
Mando Ramos
England
Buchanan
Edinburgh
Ismael Laguna
Puerto Rico
Ruben
Aileen Eaton
Olympic Boxing Club
Mandlo Ramos
Laguna
Miguel Velasquez
Madrid
Moberly Coach To Wyandotte
Charles A Richards, 29, former Moberly Mo high school football coach, named head coach at Wyandotte High School in Kansas City Kansas. He brings two assistants, Ronald Haggard, 32, and James Grecius, 27, both previously with him at Moberly and Odessa.
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Kansas City, Kan
Charles A. Richards
Moberly
Wyandotte High School
Clyde Strimple
Richard
Ronald Haggard
Odessa
James Grecius
Trojan Juniors Triumph in Seventh and Eighth Grade Games
The Trojan seventh graders beat Wellsville 18 to 15, rallying from 8-2 down with Daryl Hopke leading scorers at 6 and Gary Cameron 4. The eighth graders won 31-29 despite being outsized, with Kelly Young and Mark Robinson starring.
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Scotts Corner
Trojan
Wellsville
Trojans
Daryl Hopke
Hopke
Gary Cameron
Dennis Tarrants
Harrington
Bob Mindlin
Kelly Young
Mark Robinson
Tigers
St. Brendan's
Cairo
Renick Junior High
Roger Gaston
Rodney Willingham
Joe Houston
Vianney End Signs Letter to Missouri Tigers
A 220 pound end from Vianney High School Kirkwood signed a letter of intent with Missouri University today. Steve Phillips a 6 3 lineman who played both offense and defense last fall helped Vianney finish a 10 0 season. The Tigers now have 17 signees on their list.
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Columbia
Bowling Notes From Wednesday Morning Coffee League
Mexico Lanes reports scores with notable players including Ringo Gals Sandy Brown 165 Rona Wilson 160 Goof-Offs 1 Pat Phillips 156 Nancy Archer 175 Ann Stubblefield 426 Strikes and Spares 1 Gerry Johnson 164 Rosie Barrett Mickey Thomas 162 Rosie Barrett 481 Sno-Balls 3 Lucky Strikes 1 Dixie Hagedorn 187 Colleen Vanlandingham 163 462 High single Dixie Hagedorn 187 high team High Hopes 664 high team series SnoBalls 1852 Rosie Barrett 481 Team standings Sno-Balls 61-27 007 5042 37% High Hopes 50-38 Unknowns 45% 424% Goof-Offs 42-46 Strikes and Spares 39-49 Lucky Strikes 3344 54% Ringo Gals 3042 57%
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Ringo Gals
Sandy Brown
Rona Wilson
High Hopes
Pat Phillips
Nancy Archer
Ann Stubblefield
Gerry Johnson
Rosie Barrett
Mickey Thomas
Dixie Hagedorn
Colleen Vanlandingham
Northeast Missouri May Win Title
Northeast Missouri State can wrap up the Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association basketball championship with two victories. A Saturday win at Southwest Missouri paired with Central Missouri losing to Northwest would clinch, and a Monday win over Central would seal the deal. Northeast, 8-0, faces Central, described as the hottest team, while Central’s slide and other MIAA results shape remaining races.
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Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Bulldogs
Northeast
Southwest Missouri
Central Missouri
Northwest
Central
Boyd King
Lincoln
Southeast Missouri
Missouri-Rolla
Chicago Circle
William Jewell
Drury
Missouri Collegiate Athletic Union
Westminster
Graceland
Culver-Stockton
Tarkio
Central Methodist
Missouri Valley
Coaches Selected For Hall Of Fame
Jess Neely and Dr Ed Anderson, former coaches with over 200 wins, elected to the College Football Hall of Fame by the National Football Foundation. Neely coached at Southwestern Tennessee Clemson Rice and led Rice to six bowls. Anderson coached at Loras DePaul Holy Cross and Iowa and mentored Nile Kinnick George Connor and Bill Osmanski. Induction at the NFF 14th annual awards dinner on December 7 in New Brunswick, New Jersey.
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New Brunswick
N.J
Jess Neely
Eddie Anderson
National Football Foundation
Neely
Jane
Vanderbilt
Southwestern
Tennessee
Clemson
Rice
Anderson
Mansfield State
Connecticut
Loras
DePaul
Holy Cross
Iowa
Nile Kinnick
George Connor
Bill Osmanski
Astro Meet To Begin At Astrodome Friday
The third annual Astrodome Federation Track and Field Meet opens with top national athletes competing over two days. Fifty-two events are scheduled and past Astrodome meets set fourteen world records. Villanova star Marty Liquori leads the mile field with a best of 3:45.1.
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Houston
Marty Liquori
Villanova
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