Pac-8 Showdown Set After Bruin Rout of Ducks
UCLA remains 7-1 in the Pac-8 after routing Oregon 95-66 as Oregon State edged USC 80-76. Beavers’ Lonnie Shelton led OSU with 25, while Williams had 24 for USC. Arizona State beat Utah 96-90, Penn topped Dartmouth 80-70, and Arizona defeated Brigham Young 97-81.
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Bulldogs and NorCal star power in area hoops tonight
Mexico Bulldogs seek to snap a three-game skid and share the Mid-State lead as they host Rolla in a pivotal league showdown while NorCal Classic pits Moberly against North Callaway for the title. Montgomery Co R-2 faces Hannibal in Troy tourney action with top players Mike Love and Jim Remole shining.
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Mark Twain Tigers Rally to 60 43 Win Over Monroe City
In front of a large spirited crowd, Mark Twain beat Monroe City 60 to 43 to stay in the hunt for second place in the Clarence Cannon Conference. Reginald Burton led with 20 points while Joe Riefesel and Arnold Meyer added 12 each. Monroe City top scorer Brian Gasney had 14. Mark Twain closes regular season with home games against Palmyra and Highland.
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Paris Coyotes overpower Knox County 70 to 54 in non league win
Paris improves to 8 10 with a third straight win and fifth in six as four Coyotes reach double figures led by Hollingsworth and Fang. Mitch Williams scores 25 for Knox County in a 70 54 loss. JV also wins 50 48 with Scott Houchins sealing it. Paris hosts Marceline next Tuesday.
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Centralia Panthers fall to Highland in close basketball duel
Centralia, with pride on the line, led Highland 39-36 in the third quarter before Highland, the Clarence Cannon Conference champion, pulled away to win 61-53. Panthers coach Jim Enlow praised Highland's 23-0 record and said Centralia played their best four quarters since January, though missed late chances to swing momentum.
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Bowling Scores and Regional Highlights From Local Night
The Sunday bowling scene featured Plowboys, Mad Dogs, and Wilson teams with mixed results, high scores by Nick Nichols 702 and Pat Staples 218, and high series by Mary Thurman 207. Regional girls and boys standings show numerous scores, placements, and upcoming games as teams like Centralia and Highland compete in a crowded slate.
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Cards Trade Papi For Expo Pitcher
ST. LOUIS AP The St. Louis Cardinals traded minor league shortstop Stan Papi to the Montreal Expos for minor league pitcher Craig Caskey. Caskey, 26, is a left hander who went 12-9 with a 3.59 ERA for Montreal's Memphis Blues in the International League. Papi, 25, appeared in eight games for St. Louis last season and later batted .188 in 90 games for Tulsa in the American Association.
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Pollard Advances To Finals In Regional Wrestling
Rol la Mexico wrestler Dennis Pollard, a 105 pound senior, won his first two regional matches to reach the finals and assure a top two finish. He defeated Holt 5-3 and Granger 8-7 to face Martin of Columbia Hickman at 7 p.m. for the title, with state meet next weekend in Columbia.
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Trojans Clinch First LDC Title With Madison Win
LADDONIA The Community Trojans clinched their first Little Dixie conference championship by beating Madison 66 58. Senior Kelly Young scored 26 points to pace R 6 with 16 in the second half while Mark Robison added 18 and Ronnie Harris 13. Madison challenged early with a 13 point third quarter run but Community surged in the period to seal the title and improve to 14 7 overall and 7 0 in league play.
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Triple Jump Mark Broken By Childs
Lonza Childs freshman spruced the Central Missouri State University indoor track by breaking the school triple jump record with a 45 feet 3 inch effort in a Lamont meet against Graceland College. He also paired top marks in long jump and helped the Mules win relay events.
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Sports In Brief Friday highlights from golf hockey basketball and track
In San Diego Billy Casper tied for the lead at the Andy Williams Open after the second round with Rod Funseth and John Lister. Winnipeg’s Bobby Hull scored three goals to reach 50 in 50 games. Julius Erving poured in 63 points with 23 rebounds in a 176-166 ABA win in San Diego after four overtimes. In Toronto Annetie Ehrhardt broke the world indoor record in the 50-yard hurdles twice in an hour. Francie Larrieu then set the indoor 1500 meters mark at 4:10.4 breaking Tonka Petrov’s record.
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Riessen Reaches World Championship Tennis Semi Finals
In Toronto top seed Marty Riessen of the United States advanced to the semi finals of the World Championship Tennis Tournament. In Houston, Oilers GM Sid Gillman resigned as GM after stepping down as head coach three weeks ago. O A Bum Phillips, who became coach, will take over as GM.
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Tigers Beat Elsberry Again In East Missouri Showdown
Wellsville-Middletown Tigers, led by Eric Van Buren with 21 points, defeated Elsberry 74 to 66 in East Missouri Conference play to raise their record to 15-9 overall and 8-5 in league action. Tempers flared at times but the Tigers maintained control with a strong second half and a 25-point fourth quarter. Elsberry fell to 12 league losses as Wellsville edged ahead late.
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