Prep Basketball Scores and Wrestling News Summary
Fort Osage defeated KC Center 67 to 45 while Manual beat KC Westport 74 to 45. Slater routed Marceline 78 to 4 and other notable scores include Jefferson City 57, Smith-Cotton 47, Gallatin 65, South Harrison 58, and Joplin Memorial 100, Lebanon 41. Riverview Gardens wrestler Rocky Streb, 17, won the 119-pound state title as Riverview claimed the Class 2A team championship for the second straight year.
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Mexico Holds Off Waynesville In Close Road Win
Mexico Bulldogs defeated Waynesville 64 64 on the road to cap a tough trip. Led by Ronnie Miller 19 points and Frank Sidney 16, Mexico improved to 14 8 overall and 4 3 in MSC play, with Jamie Williams adding 10 and Dan Turner 7 off the bench. Sailes led Waynesville with 27 points as the Tigers fell to 12 11 and 2 5.
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Coyotes Rout Hornets To Close Regular Season
Paris Coyotes dominate Westran Hornets 64 34 to finish 14 4 overall and 10 2 in Lewis and Clark with a 27 point second half surge. Mitch Williams leads Paris with 18 points as Paris earns seed second in regional play and hosts Missouri Military Academy Tuesday.
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Wildcats rally past Van-Far for 81-62 win in finale
Montgomery Co R-2 Wildcats, led by Elmer Ridder Marvin Marteen and Wes Steffan, beat Van-Far Indians 81-62 in East Missouri Conference action. Ridder 23, Marteen 20, Steffan 16, Keller 21 for Van-Far, with Montgomery’s JV also winning to close the season.
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Panthers Fall As Highland Sprints Past Centralia In Close Finish
Centralia Panthers 73, Highland Cougars 100 in a varsity game. Highland led 27-14 after one period and 33-17 in the fourth. Centralia fought back in the middle but fouls and misses doomed them. Clarence Enlow lamented a rough night with missed shots as Jim Enlow’s squad eyes the Class 2A regional. Ray Wright led Centralia with 21. Greg Walker and Jerry Brockmiller paced Highland with 17 and 15 respectively. Junior varsity also went to Highland 64-51.
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Missouri to add south end seats at Faurot Field
Missouri board votes 6-2 to fund 8 700 new seats at Faurot Field south end for about 970 000 dollars. Existing capacity 55 000, plan to start for 1978 season. Financing via 50 cent ticket surcharge. opposition cited high cost and previous north end plan reversal.
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Tigers Meet Kansas State In Big Eight Showdown
Missouri Tigers and Kansas State Wildcats, both 9-3 in the Big Eight, meet today at 3 10 p m. MU stands 19 5 overall, K State 17 7. Regional TV to cover. MU beat K State 66 60 at Manhattan earlier this season. in their last three games, the visitor has won.
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Highland and Harrisburg Girls Fall In Semifinals
In the Missouri girls high school basketball tournament, six teams reached today’s finals. Hickman Mills edged Lindbergh 43-42 in 3A semifinal action, while Bishop DuBourg squeezed past Highland 53-52 despite Highland’s late rally. Canton and Hamilton won 2A semis, Canton 53-38 over Benton Kelly and Hamilton 59-41 over Springfield Catholic. Northeast Nodaway meets Belle in 1A final after Nodaway beat Wheeling 53-17 and Belle defeated Harrisburg 47-42. In the DuBourg Highland game, Lynn Hrdlicka led DuBourg with 18 and Marilyn Schmitz scored 16 for Highland, who missed a late free throw to seal the loss. Karen Peacock led Highland with 22. Canton shot 68 percent early and finished 60 percent for the game with Jeanne Uhlmeyer scoring 12.
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Hard-Luck Trojans End Hallsville Streak 68-57 Comeback
Community A-4 Trojans beat Hallsville 68-57 to close the Little Dixie Conference and regular season. Randy Hoyt led with 21 points as Hallsville shot 36 percent while Community hit 63 percent and won the rebounding battle. Coach Bob Mindlin credited the bench and free throws, noting a strong late first half stretch that turned the game.
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Nevada-Las Vegas Dominates Pan American 135 106 at Home
Nevada-Las Vegas improved to 6-1 at home with a 135-106 win over Pan American. Eddie Owens, Glen Gondrezick, and Reggie Theus led with 75 points. The Rebels opened strong, built a 28-10 lead, then cruised as Theus hit nine straight second-half shots. Pan American’s Henry Taylor had 36 and Michael Edwards 30 for the visitors.
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T-Birds Shuts Down Salisbury In 53-40 Win
North Callaway finishes regular season with three straight wins, holding Salisbury to 40 points as Rick Wilson leads with 22 and Kevin Zuroweste and David Vaughn add 10 each. NorCal improves to 15-8, 9-3 in KCAC play, and eyes a Class 2A regional debut against Van-Far after a physical game featuring 47 fouls.
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