Bowling Night Packed With Scores And Team Totals
Enjoyed bowling mix with high games by Shirley Haever 215 and Betty Vanlandingham 237, Dawn Smithee top series 549, and multiple teams posting strong sums led by Pizza Hut 2931 and House of Flowers 2931. Evening events feature Sunday couples and odd couples standings, with top series by Bill Darby 609 and Ginny Young 478 amid a flurry of 600s and 800s across divisions.
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Happy GO Lucky
Shirley Haever
Dawn Smithee
Pleader Lounge
Pizza Hut
Linda VanVader
Carolyn Thomas
O. &. Bambers
Mexico Ladies Commerce Bank
Wieberg
First National Bank
Stephenson Motel
Smith
Central
Ham-Bos
Devil's Four
Little Angels
Ringo Neighbors
Scaredy Cats
Countryside Inn
M&ms
Wild Four
Spirits
Back Four
Paul Millar
Betty Vanlandingham
Bill Darby
M&m
Ham-Bo’s
Scaredy Ca
Cm&ms
Plowboys
Sobs
Sue Eflen Hopper
Ginny Young
Dave Schatz
Tom Masters
Resurgent Mexico Bulldogs Face Rolla MSC Showdown
With one regular season game left Mexico travels to Rolla for a Mid-State Conference clash at 6:30 p.m. The Bulldogs seek continued momentum after a 64-63 loss to Jefferson City and a 78-50 win over Rolla earlier this season. The team ends the regular season next Friday vs Waynesville before a Hannibal regional Feb 24 28.
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Mexico
Camdenton
Helias
Bulldogs
Jefferson City
Rolla
Down South
Dwight Linnemeyer
Waynesville
MSC
Hannibal
Highland
Moberly
Kirksville
Troy
Van-Far
Elsberry
Montgomery Co
Mexico Bulldogs Compete as District Wrestling Enter Final Day
Blue Springs hosts the Class 2A district meet with Wayne Terpstra in 155-pound title pursuit and eight Mexico grapplers seeking regional berths. Independence leads team scoring with 101 points. Mexico sits seventh with 42. Winners advance to Wednesday regional at Lee's Summit. only district champions move to state. Terpstra won twice to assure a regional berth, while several Bulldogs won first matches but lost in second rounds and face wrestlebacks or finals today.
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Blue Springs
Mexico
Wayne Terpstra
William Christman
Independence
Lee’s Summit
Terpstra
Sedalia
Ft. Osage
Bulldogs
Tom
Qualifications For Coaching At Jefferson Junior News
Jefferson Iowa AP note outlines simple coaching qualifications for a hypothetical Iowa State University basketball job. The fourth grade student newspaper lists four requirements including recognizing a basketball, possessing a whistle, owning basketball shoes, and obtaining maternal permission.
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Jefferson, Iowa
Iowa State University
Jefferson Community School
NorCal Slowdown Fails In Low-Scoring NorCal Tilt
Montgomery Co R-2 defeated North Callaway 41 to 32 as the Wildcats used smarter shooting to edge the T-Birds in a tight game. Charlie Penn led R-2 with 13 points while Bobby Murdock had 15 for the visitors, and Will Butler topped NorCal with 10 alongside Rusty Wilson. Penn blocked nine shots as Montgomery improved to 15-4, NorCal to 13-6.
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Montgomery
Ledgerland
North Callaway Thunderbirds
T-Birds
Wildcats
Penn
Bobby Murdock
Butler
NorCal
Rusty Wilson
Marvin Marteen
Kevin Zuroweste
Troy
Montgomery CO
Boenmier
Murdock
Bruns
Niedergerke
T. O'Keefe
North Callaway
Christian G
Rick Wilson
Vaughn
Meyer
Denton
TR. Montgomery
Nor Cal
Bad Third Quarter Means Paris Loss
Slater built a lead with a 22-8 third quarter to beat Paris 80-69. Mitch Williams led Paris with 31 points, including 12 in the second and 12 in the fourth. Kessie Long added 15 for Paris as Slater’s White led all scorers with 29. Paris falls to 3-7 in conference play and 46-13 overall. The Coyotes won the junior varsity game 42-37. Paris closes regular season at Marceline and Westran.
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Slater Broyles
White
Falls
Soper
Teffankamp
Puester
Sandworth
Williams
Mason
Paris Lang
Mitch Williams
Webb
Forkis
Morgan
Rauchins
Kendrick
Herran
Warren
Slater
Paris Coyotes
Sophmore
Coyotes
Paris
Wildcats
Kessie Long
Speedy White
Alan Falls
Keith Broyles
Lewis & Clark
Bob Gilliam
Eric Salmon
Salmon
van- Far
Indians
Robin Wilhoit
Troy
Larry Shramek
Roy Edwards
Trojans
Richard Smith
Van-Far
Russell Reading
Monte Basinger
Keltner
Wendell Wheeler
Tad Dunn
Tigers Collapse In Final Period Drops 78 66 To Elsberry
Wellsville Middletown A-1 Tigers fade in the last quarter and fall 78 to 66 to East Missouri Conference foe Elsberry. Ron Kroeger pours in 28 points to lead the Indians as Wellsville drops to 8-14, 4-8. Gerald Harrington scores 19 for the Tigers.
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Wellsville
Wellsville- Middletown
Tigers
Elsberry Indians
Rnal
Elsberry
Indians
Ron Kroeger
Dane Tapley
Conrad McMillin
Jim Ross
Paris
Gerald Harrington
Rod van Buren
Randy Harrington
Andy Eckler
Wellsville Briscoe
van Buren
R. Harrington
Eckter
McMillin
Tapley
Ross
Webster
Nickens
Boedeker
Van-Far Suffers First EMO Setback
Van-Far Indians drop first East Missouri Conference game in overtime 72-69 to Troy. Coach Lowell Keltner praises the effort as regional play nears, noting prior matchups included two Trojan wins and a tournament final. Salmon scored 37 for Van-Far in a hard fought loss.
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Van-Far
Salmon
Troy
Van-Far Indians
Lowell Keltner
Indians
Trojans
Bowling Green
Mark Twain Loses Lead in Triple Overtime at Monroe City
In Clarence Cannon Conference action Mark Twain Tigers fall 71-66 in three overtimes at Monroe City after missing eight straight free throws. Bret Gosney scores 36 for Monroe City. Mark Twain's Dan Hagan and Mark White hold to 21 combined. Tigers drop to 9-3 in league, 16-5 overall, and head to Palmyra next.
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Mark Twain
Monroe City
Clarence Cannon
Mark Twain Tigers
Tigers
Highland
Centralia
CCC
Joe Pettit
Panthers
Dan Hagan
Mark White
Bret Gosney
Gosney
Joe Riefesel
Robert Stevenson
Hagan
Thomas
White
Holland
Gosnay
Yeaner
Holand
Washington
Yotats
Deeds Monroe City
Pery
Jeff Graham
Palmyra
Clapton
Winfield
Troy
Boonville
Warrensburg
Lexington
Odessa
Blue .Springs
Excelsior Springs
Wee Gallatin
Union Star
Slater
Paris
Licking
Dixon
Lawson
DeKalb
Versailles
Iberia
South Shelby
Union
Owensville
Pacific
New Haven
Hardin Central
Central
Pasco
Kansas City
Kansas City West
Farber
Highland Boys rout Centralia for CCC crown in thriller
Highland, state ranked, crushed Centralia 77-51 as Mark Twain fell in triple OT to Monroe City. Cougar standouts Hood 26 Floren 18 Brock tiler 17 Kaiser 14 Fay 10 fueled home win to 19-2 overall and 12-0 in league. Centralia notes upcoming Macon and Louisiana games while Hudson lands Lincoln coaching post.
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Highland
Centralia
Mark Twain
Andy Hood
Cougars
Tim Floren
Jerry Brocktiller
Rodney Kaiser
Dwight Fay
Panthers
Basketball Scores From Harrisonville and Nearby Areas
Prep basketball action featured Harrisonville 53 ranking Eldorado Springs with others like Bowling Green over Warrenton 57 50 Wellsville 70 46 and Elsberry 78 74 in a day of mixed league play. Kevin Brown led Wellsville with 20 points as Eldon Hargis and David Ham added 13 and 11 for Eldon. Wellsville hosts Bowling Green next Tuesday in EMO action.
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Associated Press
Harrisonville
Eldorado Springs A
Sedada Smith-Cotton
Hannibal Sé
Ots
Bowling Green
Warrenton
Elsberry
Kevin Brown
Wellsville
Eldon Hargis
David Ham
Indians
Tigers
Regional Championship Round Class 14 Action
Summary of regional boys and girls games across multiple sites with scores and key players noted, including Fairfax Tarkle North Nodaway Harrisburg Sherwood O Hara Maryville Joplin Memorial Bolivar Vandals Hannibal Duschene and Centralia line scores and top scorers Florea Brockmiller Hood and Kaiser among others.
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Associated Press
Fairfax Tarkle
North Nodaway
Gilman City
Winston
North Harrison
Harrisburg
Ashland
Sherwood
Hickman Mills
Harrisonville
Kansas City
O'Hara
St. Theresa’s
Maysville
Hamilton
Maryville
Joplin
Cart Junction
Aurora
Joplin Memorial
Carthage
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Prudential
Wetterau Inc
Mayle’s
Arnold Funeral
Highway Tobacco
Budweiser
Bill Fountain
T Moyles
Adkisson Plumbing Sa
Crown Laundry
Picador Lounge
Mexico Lanes
Fashionatte
Pina Hut
Nu-Tone Cleaners
Thelma Bevel
WIBC
House of Flowers
Commerce Bank
Central Loan
Smith Implement
Busch
Wieberg Implement
Laa Vv
UW Vu
Matadors
John Cline
Leonard Williams
Ivan Jackson
Jim Page
James Nunnelly
Barry Hacker
Steve Williams
Vincent Kemp
Terry Gourley
Tim Purcell
Dan Crum
Howard Palmer
Tony Johnson
Tony Henderson
Jim Burditt
Martin Jones
Summit
Tom Olson
Dennis Olson
Snell
Westbay
Nordwald
Janke
Bill Shoemaker
Arcadia
Calif
Charlie Penn
Will Butler
Fayette
Marceline
Westran
Mark Twain Evans
Graham
Haun
Leake
Riefesel
Stevenson
Wells
Van-Far Jennings
Clithers
Seimon
Branstetter
Wheeler
Reading
Troy Harrell
Scovel
Wilholt
Edwards
Perkins
Shramek
van Far
Mexico Bulldogs
Pat Farnen
Morgan Berger
Lyndall Bartels
David Feger
David Black
Bradley Bertrand
David Lee
Scott
Andresen
Don Nettles
Mike George
Rick Arnold
Donnie Eckman
Chuck Bertels
Tom Clark
Steve Griffin
Ken DuBus
Bobby Bridgford
Matthew Lukacs
Craig Hampton
Steve Bybee
Mike Snell
Allen Stuart
Donnie Wilkerson
Calvert Studio
Ewing
Centralia Panthers
Jim Enlow
Mike Vaughn
Greg Walker
Jay Wright
Jed Angell
Macon
Louisiana
Lincoln
Don Hudson
Lincoln University
Bolivar
Stratford
Lebanon
Willard
Buffalo
Knox County
Canton
Duschene
Highland Hodd
Florea
Brockmiller
Dade
Hood
Bannenhaver
Stahl
Humphrey
Kaiser
Ogle
Sims
Magley
Hill
Beasley
Cox
Wieschhaus
Fay
Highlane Cantralia
Paul Day
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