Prep Basketball Scores Jumble From Associated Press
A busy AP led roundup lists dozens of boys basketball results across Missouri and neighboring regions. Notable tallies include Jefferson City 77 over Hannibal 65, Central Missouri 91 against Southeast Missouri 65, and Liberty 71 over Excelsior Springs 40.
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Ashland
Plate
Rocker
Morrisburg
Hallsville
Van-Far
Montgomery Co
Aves College
Associated Press
Central Missouri
Southeast Missouri
Culvar
Khoury Sign Up Opens for League Registration
Registration for the Khoury League began this morning at the courthouse community room and will run until 2 p.m. Today’s session continues with another signup on February 28 and into March.
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Khoury League
Van-Far Tops R-2 Kept EMO title bid alive
Van-Far Indians defeated Montgomery Co R-2 WildCats 70-57 to tie Troy for the Eastern Missouri Conference lead at 12-2. Eric Salmon led with 25 points while Russell Branstetter 14 and Charlie Jennings 12 helped Van-Far overcome early foul trouble and a strong Wildcat run.
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Montgomery
Van-Far Indians
Van-Far
Montgomery Co
Wildcats
Indians
Troy
Lowell Keltner
Charlie Penn
Penn
VanFar
Russell Branstetter
van- Far
Charlie Jennings
Bill Ballew
Bobby
Murdock
Eric Salmon
Branstetter
Jennings
Richard Smith
Keltner
van- War
Rod Holman
Andy McQuie
Van-Far Jennings
Clitheron
Salmon
Basinger
Smith
Sutton
Griggsby
Hard Luck Coyotes Fall In Final At Home To Westran
Paris Coyotes drop a 53-52 home finale to Westran on a 25 foot jumper by Paul Johnson with 30 seconds left. Paris closes 7-14 overall, 4-8 in S&C. Mitch Williams leads with 20 points, Kessie Long 15. JV Paris won 55-41. Paris heads to Class 2A regional at Salisbury Tuesday.
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Princeton
Glasgow
Fayette
Columbia
Rock Bridge
Childcothe
O'Hare
1.C. Southw
Lillis
Piper
Higginaville
St. Mary’s
Northeast
K.C. Lincoln
K.C. Central
Manual
Butler
Miami
Moberly
Trenton
Leeton
Cole Camp
Lone Jack
LaMonte
Oak Grove
Lexington
Lowry City
Lakeland
Calhoun
Tarkie
Mound City
Sacred Heart
School For Deaf
Albany
King City
Callaway
Salisburg
Harrisburg
Hallsville
Centralia
Louisiana
Westran
Paris
Shelby
Monroe City
Putnam County
Milan
Kearney
Plattsburg
Platte City
Lawson
St. John’s
Barstow
St. Thomas
Silex
Troy
Bowling Green
Clapton
Wellsville
Wellington
Holden
S. Harrison
Hamilton
Green Ridge
Northwast Hagnesville
Ey -Skyline
Eloorado Springs
Coyotes
Paris Coyotes
Lewis & Clark
Paul Johnson
S&c
North Callaway
Johnson
Mitch Willams
Kessie Long
Gary Sundstrom
Tim Remole
Hornets
Mike Levings
Salisbury
Macon
Mexico Bulldogs Rally Past Waynesville In OT Thriller
The Mexico Bulldogs beat Waynesville 72-70 in overtime to close the 1975-76 season at home. Senior spark, balanced scoring led by Horace Blue and Mark Fine, plus key rebounding and 13 assists. Next up is the Class 3A regional at Hannibal with Kirkville and Highland looming.
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Mexico
Dwight Innemeyer
Hannibal
Bulldogs
Horace Blue
Blue
Tigers
Mark Fine
Frank Sidney
Ronnie Miller
Robbie McDonald
Randy Jones
Fine
Bryan Perkins
Jones
Sidney
McDonald
Miller
David Thompson
Waynesville
Kirskville
Linnemeyer
Highland
Randy Tate
Bob Dempski
Dempski
Tate
Slowdown Tactics Fail To Keep NC From Title
North Callaway Thunderbirds clinched the Lewis and Clark Conference title with a 25 7 victory over Salisbury to finish 16 6 overall and 10 2 in league play. Will Butler led NC with 13 points as Rick Wilson added six. Salisbury struggled with a slow tempo and went scoreless in two periods. The T Birds completed a three game run to seal the crown and advance to a regional tournament at Montgomery City.
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Salisbury
North Callaway Thunderbirds
Lewis & Clark
S&c
T-Birds
NorCal
Westran
Panthers
Will Butler
Rick Wilson
Rick Holt
Salis
Panthers Rally For 80-73 Win At Louisiana
Centralia Panthers end regular season with an 80-73 victory over a young Louisiana team to move to 12-10 overall and 8-4 in league play. Rodney Kaiser led with 20 points, Dwight Fay 17, Ogle 15, and strong free throw work powered the comeback.
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Centralia
Louisiana
Gower
Todd
Fountain
Martin
Baumann
DeWeese
Cunningham
Eastman
Centralia Panthers
Panthers
Clarence Cannon
Cen
Tralia
Jim Enlow
Salisbury
Bulldogs
Rodney Kaiser
Dwight Fay
Jim Ogle
Jeff Sims
Phil Magley
Darrell Chatman
Ed Gower
Randy Todd
Jay Wright
Brad Kaiser
Wright
Long
Jamie Armentrout
Kaiser
Roger Wommack
Mark Twain Knocks Off Highland In CCC Showdown
Mark Twain Tigers upset Highland Cougars 27-24 in a low scoring CCC clash. The win ends Highland’s conference unbeaten run and boosts Mark Twain to 10-4 in regular play, 17-6 overall. Both teams advance to regional tournaments next week with Mark Twain facing Missouri Military Academy at 7 p.m. in Montgomery City and Highland competing in Hannibal.
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Ewing
Clarence Cannon
Mark Twain Tigers
Tigers
Highland Cougars
Mark Twain
Highland
CCC
Cougars
Missouri Military Academy
Montgomery City
Hannibal
Ali Overpowers Coopman In Puerto Rico Knockout
Muhammad Ali needed only a cold as a nuisance in San Juan Puerto Rico where he overwhelmed Belgian challenger Jean-Pierre Coopman. Ali knocked Coopman out at 2 46 of the fifth round after a rapid flurry, sealing a $1.1 million venture with a decisive victory.
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San Juan
P. R
Muhammad Ali
Puerto Rico
Jean-Pierre Coopman
Ali
Coopman
Knox County Girls Reach State Finals in Missouri
In the Missouri state girls basketball tournament semifinals Knox County edged Springfield Kickapoo 44 42 and St Marys beat Rosati Kain 38 36 to reach the 2A final. Hale defeated Belle 34 31 and Northeast Nodaway beat Bronaugh 34 19 to advance in 1A with finals set for tonight.
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Kirksville
Hale
Northeast Nodaway
Knox County
St. Mary's
Belle
Bronaugh
Springfield Kickapoo
St. Mary’s
Rosati-Kain
Belle and
Kickapoo
Rosai-Kain
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Althoff
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Fox
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Vance Bradford
Ari Long
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Baker
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Petrich
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North Callaway Butler
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WG Mack
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Meyarg
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Van-Fac
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New York
Hal Wissel
Fordham University
Channel 12
Lisa Foreman
Gut
C-O
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