Tennis Results From Rotterdam Sarasota and Fort Worth
Arthur Ashe defeated Stan Smith 6 2 6 4 in Rotterdam. Evonne Goolagong beat Kathy Kuykendal 6 1 6 1 in Sarasota to reach quarterfinals. Roscoe Tanner ousted Tom Gorman 6 3 6 4 in Fort Worth. Earl Anthony led John Wilcox by eight pins after four rounds in Windsor Lakes Open.
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Rotterdam
Netherlands
Arthur Ashe
Stan Smith
Sarasota
Flat
Evonne Goolagong
Kathy Kuykendal
Fort Worth
Tex
Roscoe Tanner
Tom Gorman
Fort. Worth
Windsor Lakes
Conn
Earl Anthony
John Wilcox
Van-Far Wildcats and Montgomery Co meet for title
In a pair of regional semifinal games Van-Far defeats Hermann 55 53 on outside shooting led by Charles Jennings and Eric Salmon to advance to the final against Montgomery Co R-2, who beat Mark Twain 49 41 behind Charlie Penn nine fourth quarter points. Penn and Murdock provide late spark as Montgomery reaches title game in Union.
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Montgomery City
Van-Far
Indians
Hermann
Bearcats
Montgomery Co
Wildcats
Mark Twain
Tigers
Charles Jennings
Eric Salmon
Montgomery
Charlie Penn
Jennings
Salmon
Penn
Herman
Rick Schneider
Dale LaBouche
van- Far
Elsberry
Russell Branstetter
Richard Smith
Missouri
Bryan Grotewiel
Ward Winkelman
Grotewiel
Winkelman
Laverne Mure
Branstatter
Hermans
Lowell Keltner
Bowling Green
Tiger
Joe Riefesel
Bobby Murdock
Murdock
Jeff Graham
Riefesel
Wildcat
St. James
Union
Hermann Winkleman
LaBouche
Schneider
Mure
Ve Grotewiel
Meyer
Grigguby
Boehmier
O'Keefe
Beans
Niedergerkn
Mark Twain Graham
Wells
Rietesal
Stevenson
Leave
Evans
Blessing
Dye
Bruins Roll Over Blues Minus Stars
Boston Bruins extend unbeaten streak to eight games with a 4 2 win over the St Louis Blues as veterans step up on defense with Bobby Orr out and Brad Park sidelined for a few games Dallas Smith moves between left and right defense under Coach Don Cherry's guidance.
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Boston
Bobby Orr
Brad Park
Dallas Smith
Boston Bruins
Bobby Out
Park
Dallas
Don Cherry
Bruins
St. Louis Blues
Kansas State Eyes Big Eight Title at Iowa State
Kansas State 18-6 overall and 9-2 in the Big Eight travels to Ames to face Iowa State hoping to stay within one game of Missouri. A win and a Missouri loss would set a title showdown next Wednesday in Manhattan. Coach Jack Hartman urges focus and one-game-at-a-time as other league games loom Saturday.
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Kansas State Wildcats
Ames
Iowa
Wildcats
Missouri
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Manhattan
Wildcat
Jack Hartman
Cyclones
Oklahoma State
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Towa State
Dave Bliss
Associated Press
Sooners
Kevin Jones
Norm Stewart
Tigers
Bliss
Stewart
Ted Owens
Jayhawks
Buffs
R-6 Trojans Set For Final Regular Home Game
SCOTT'S CORNER The Community R-6 Trojans host Hallsville in a Little Dixie Conference matchup for their final regular season appearance. JV action begins at 6 30 p.m. The home date is only the third for the R-6 boys since the new year.
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Scott's Corner
Trojans
Little Dixie
Hallsville
State Prep Elite Given Top Seeds
Top-ranked Missouri high school basketball teams were given top seeds in Class 4A and 1A regional tournaments starting Monday. In 4A Liberty and Parkway North regions, several ranked teams earned top or second seeds, with notable placements for St. Joseph Central, Winnetonka, St. Charles, Parkway North, University City, Soldan, and Normandy.
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Missouri
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St. Louis County
Missouri Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association
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Exeter
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Skyline
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Couch
Mansfield
Plato
Richland
Scott Central
Gideon
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Lesterville
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Eugene
Crocker
Windsor
Montrose
Cleveland Midway
Drexel
Lathrop
Orrick
Maryville
Northeast Nodaway
Albany
North Harrison
Green City
Bucklin
Glasgow
Shelbyville
Westran
Trout Season Opens At Missouri State Parks In March
Missouri state parks Montauk, Bennett Spring, and Roaring River gear up for trout season with opening at 6 30 a m Monday Gov Bond to help start at Roaring River. Last year Roaring River drew about 10 346 visitors first day, with 3459 acre park offering campsites cabins and a motel. Bennett Spring and Montauk report thousands of visitors and expanded facilities, while spring dredging and new concessions aim to improve fishing. Season runs 6 30 a m to 6 p m March through October with trout tags and a 1976 fishing permit required. Camp sites available year round on first come basis with one season rates and advance reservations advised.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Montauk
Bennett Spring
Roaring River
Christopher S. Bond
Roaring River State Park
Cassville
John Hardin
Lloyd Dells
Montauk State Park
Salem
James Mulling
Lebanon
Jerry Greenstreet
Bill Hawk
Upper Hill
Department of Conscvation
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