Mexico Bulldogs Face Jefferson City in Final Regular-Season Clash
Mexico’s Dennis White, nicknamed The Enforcer, defends top Jays scorer Myrick Hopkins as the Bulldogs seek a conference win to climb out of last place. Mexico aims to finish CEMO play strong before state tournament play begins.
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Hannibal
Myrick Hopkins
Hopkins
Missouri
Fine
Lewis Moore
Craig Barnes
Bob Bastian
Long
Dennis
Bruce Moore
High School Scoreboard Daily Action Across Missouri
Scores from Missouri high school games feature Branson 74 Saint Springfield 56 and Edina Palmyra 71 Macon 29 with several overtime results including Owensville 72 St James 55 and Crystal City 56 St Pius 47. Notable tallies include Kearney 79 West Platte 61 and Camdenton 65 Conway 47. many arenas list multiple close margins and overtime finishes.
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Trojans Stopped by Gang That CAN Shoot Straight
Centralia Panthers dominated Community 82-49 to reach the semifinals of the Centralia regional tourney. Steve Wieschhaus and Jim Smith combined for 37 points, Wieschhaus hit 8 of 15 and Smith 4 of 4 from the line, while Wayne Harris set a school junior rebounding mark with 13 boards.
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Sandwich Community
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Richard Vance
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Galley
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Wayne Harris
A-6
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Pastey
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Foreman
133 Teams Vie For Class L Title In Monday Start
Regional basketball action kicks off with 133 schools in the Class L tournaments across Missouri. Regional sites include Joplin Parkwood Springfield Rolla Poplar Bluff Hillsboro Jefferson City Hannibal St Joseph Independence and K C venues with top four seeds listed. Montgomery County defeats Elsberry 61 54 in Troy M a regional quarterfinals and advances to face Troy in the semifinals.
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Southeast Missouri State College
St. Louis
O'Fallon Technical High School
Raytown South High School
Missouri Western College
Meramec Community College
University of Missouri At
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Parkwood High School
Jefferson City High School
Kiel Auditorium
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Parkwood
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Memorial
Neosho
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Parkview
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Hillcrest Rolla
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Salem
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Poplar Bluff
Cape Central
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Dexter
Hillsboro
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Farmington
Potosi
de Soto
Flat River
Jefferson City
Hickman
Fulton
Hellas
Hannibal
Wildcats Advance To Troy Semifinals
The Montgomery County Wildcats defeated Elsberry 64 57 to reach the Troy semifinal, extending their winning streak to nine. Montgomery built a 41 23 halftime lead, endured a third quarter rally by Elsberry led by Mark Chaney, and will face the Troy Trojans after Troy upset Clapton 61 58 in Thursday night action.
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John Cunningham
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Spunky Elsberry
Troy
Danny Oquist
Montgomery County Wildcats
Elsberry
Indians
Montgomery
Indiana
Bill Ballew
Sterling Green
Mark Chaney
Mike Briscoe
Tony Marteen
R-2
Gerry Marteen
Troy Trojans
Clapton
Thursday College Basketball Scores and Results
Thursday results feature Georgetown beating DePaul 72 1 to 104 at Villanova and Seton Hall 67 over St. Louis 75. Fairfield 78 over Towson 66. Clarkson 81 over Hamilton 78. New Hampshire 41 to Mass 56. St Anselm’s 95 Brandeis 9. Florida 74 over Tulane 44. Western Michigan 79 over Richmond 74 in 2OT. North Dakota 94 N O St 69. W Texas St 82 Utah St 80. Houston 105 Corpus Christi 32. Arizona 52 New Mexico 4. Arizona St 77 Tex El Paso 0. Loyola 105 Nev Reno 61. Pacific 91 Fresno St 68. Seattle U 77 Santa Clara 74. Detroit 2 Vancouver 0. Buffalo 5 Chicago 0. NBA: Cincinnati 108 Buffalo 97. Golden State 146 Detroit 106. Only games scheduled.
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Redbirds Trade Carlton
The St. Louis Cardinals announced a one for one trade sending Steve Carlton to the Philadelphia Phillies for Rick Wise. Carlton, 27, went 20-9 last season with a 3.56 ERA while Wise was 17-14 with the Phillies. Wise previously pitched a no hitter against the Reds.
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Wellsville advances to semifinals with 76-52 win over Chamois
Wellsville Tigers defeated Chamois Pirates 76-52 to reach the Chamois tournament semifinals. Tim Briscoe led with 18 points and 14 rebounds, Steve Briscoe added 16 points, Archie Kemp scored 12, as Wellsville used a strong press and balanced scoring to pull away early. The Tigers face top seed Tuscumbia in the evening semifinal.
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Wellsville
Stallworth Tops Big Eight Scoring in Basketball
Bud Stallworth leads the Big Eight with a 95.31 point per game average through 11 games to Feb 21, with 278 points on 116 field goals and 46 free throws. Chuck Jura trails with 230 points in 19 games, while John Brown and Jim Creighton also post strong averages. Nebraska has the top team field goal percentage. Missouri leads in free throws and rebounds.
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Bud Stallworth
Kansas
Chuck Jura
Nebraska
John Brown
Missouri
Jim Creighton
Colorado
Jura
Brown
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Tigers
30 Wins Over Tokyo Might Be Vida's Goal
Vida Blue and Harmon Killebrew are featured in spring trade talks as Killebrew signs a 1972 contract for about 125000 while Blue seeks 92000. If no deal with Oakland’s Charlie Finley, Blue may pursue Japanese teams. Killebrew remains a Twins star while other signings include Bradley Kilkenny and Drago.
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San Francisco Chronicle
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Thornton To Coach Card Backs
ST. LOUIS AP The St. Louis Cardinals hired Bill Thunder Thornton a former Nebraska back and NFL player as their first black assistant coach Hollway cited his coaching background at Nebraska and his value to the staff Thornton 31 was a two time all Big Eight selection and a fifth round pick in the 1963 NFL draft by the Cardinals
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Inverrary Classic Has New Set Of Golf Heroes
At the Inverrary Classic in Fort Lauderdale Bruce Crampton led with a 67 while Gene Littler shot a 65 setting the pace as Nicklaus Palmer Trevino and Player struggled to par. Arnold Palmer and Lee Trevino posted high scores, with Gary Player carding even par 72 and Crampton noted for strong showings in lucrative events.
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