Montgomery Cats and Panthers Reach Paris Invitational Final
In the Paris Invitational, Montgomery County Wildcats defeated Paris Coyotes 76 56 to reach a title game vs Wellsville, while Centralia Panthers beat Harrisburg 73 53 to advance to the consolation. Panthers meet Brunswick and Paris and Salisbury duel for third.
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Paris
America
Montgomery County Wildcats
Centralia Panthers
Wildcats
Paris Coyotes
Montgomery
Wellsville
Centralia
Bob Stuenkel
Greg Sublett
Harrisburg
Sublett
Brunswick
Montgomery County
Charlie Penn
Penn
Dane Kendrick
Glennon Buckman
Salisbury
Sluggish Offense Puts Indians At Disadvantage
Bowling Green hosts Van-Far as the Indians drop an EMO Conference game after a long layoff. John Charlton scored 17 to pace Bowling Green, Harold Koester added 20, while Kevin Cockrell led Van-Far with 16 points. The final: Bowling Green 7-4, 5-1. Van-Far 6-5, 4-2.
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Bowling Green
Indians
Van-Far
Lowell Keltner
Bobcats
Keltner
John Charlton
Charlton
Mel McPike
Harold Koester
Kevin Cockrell
Mark Halle
Cockrell
Hale
van- Far
Mark Twain
Richard Smith
Wendell Wheeler
Mike Willis
Academy Wrestlers Triumph in MMA Dominance Over Centralia
Missouri Military Academy defeats Centralia 55 to 9 in first meeting, sweeping eight pins, several decisions, and dominating exhibition matches. MMA pinned most low weight classes, with key early pins from Bunn, Lanham, and Merick, while Centralia notches a few victories including England with a decision over Crusinbery.
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Missouri Military Academy
Socale
MMA
The
Colonels
Panthers
Rick Collens
Mark Dunn
Hill Welch
Steve Berck
Centralia
Rich Lavich
Mike Twillman
Maxwell
Keith Weaver
Denny Rasch
Brent Lanham
Bruce Bryson
Dave Mason
Jim Ryan
Tim Champlin
Ronnie Beasley
Kent Blosser
Jod Cantonio
Tom Merick
Dave Shanklin
Mark Bunn
Bill Walch
Steve Betch
D. L. England
Allen Crusinbery
David Inderland
Oscar Diez
Rich Lynch
Tigers Sign Grid Star From Fulton
COLUMBIA Mo AP The University of Missouri signed Tony Galbreath former Fulton High School and Indian Hills Community College star. the 220 pound sophomore enrolled for the second semester and will be eligible for spring drills. He averaged 17 yards per carry last season at Indian Hills with 1,208 yards. at Fulton he had 1,386 yards and 15 touchdowns as a junior and 1,280 yards with 25 touchdowns as a senior.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Tony Galbreath
Fulton
Indian Hills Community College
Centerville
Towa
Galbreath
Missouri
Indian Hills
Gibson Signs Redbird Pact With Cardinals
ST. LOUIS RP Work horse Bob Gibson has signed his 1974 contract along with four other St. Louis Cardinals. The 38-year-old right-hander, who returned from knee surgery to debut late in the season, is expected to be paid around 150000. Also signing were pitchers Scipio Spinks Pete Richert John Curtis and shortstop Mike Tyson.
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ST. Louis
Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Gibson
Cy Young
New York Mets
Cardinals
Scipio Spinks
Pete Richert
John Curtis
Mike Tyson
Moseley and Anderson To Receive Wray Awards
ST. LOUIS AP St Louis baseball writers pick two Missouri football stars for John E Wray awards at a January 21 dinner at Stouffer's Riverfront Inn. Tiger defensive back John Moseley and center Scott Anderson are honored for achievements in sports other than baseball.
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ST. Louis
University of Missouri
Stouffer's Riverfront Inn
John E. Wray
Tiger
John Moseley
Scott Anderson
Bills Take Soccer Title In Overtime Counce's Second Score
MIAMI AP St. Louis Galvecally Beg Counce scored 5 43 into sudden death overtime to give St. Louis a 2 1 win over UCLA in the NCAA soccer championship. The victory marked St. Louis tenth in 15 years and their third win in four title games against UCLA.
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Bills
Counce
Miami
St. Louis
Galvecally Beg Counce
UELA
UCLA
S. July
Hyland Award To AL President Cronin Named Recipient
Baseball writers will honor American League President Joe Cronin at their annual dinner on January 21 at Stouffer's Riverfront Inn. The 67 year old Cronin, who retired last month after 14 years at the NL helm, was announced Friday as the Hyland Award for meritorious service.
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St. Louis Baseball Writers
Joe Cronin
Stouffer’s Riverfront Inn
Cronin
Robert F. Hyland
Missouri Prep Basketball Scores Feature Wide-Spread Results
The Associated Press lists numerous Missouri high school basketball scores across teams including Carrollton Lexington Cole Camp Lincoln KC MC Mafe Highland Monroe City overtime Oakey Gallatin Union Star Glasgow Meyersville Palmyra Mark Twain Newton Mercer Tarkio Remington Chase County Fulton Rolla Smithville North Platte Gran City Stanferry Boonville Migginaville Lawson Platte City Concordia Santa Fe Nottsburg Midu Chanahan Slatet Aurora Mardin Wellington Kirksville Brookfield Warrensburg Clinton Stel Bozart Malta Send Knob Noster St Pauls Concordia Appleton City Midway Dekalb Osborn West Platte Kearney Pattonsburg Caneville Mesa Richland East Buchanan Lathrop Hold on.
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Associated Press
Columbia Roth Bridge
Chillicothe
Werth Nodawe
Mewton Marrig
Mercer
Mavnd City
Tarkio
jReminaten
Chase County
Fulton
Rolla
Smithville
North Platte
Gran City
Stanferry
Boonville
Migginaville
Lawson
Platte City
Concordia Santa Fe
Nottsburg
Mid
Knob Noster
St. Paul's
Concordia
Appleton City
Midway
Shula’s early rebuild jumps Dolphins to 1970 season
Offensive tackle Norm Evans recalls Don Shula’s first Miami practice in 1970 setting a four a day regimen as the team moved from a 3-10-1 record in 1969 to a 10-4 campaign and a wild card berth. Evans describes tough coaching, daily scorekeeping on who got chewed out, and Shula’s impact on Griese and the line.
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MIAMI
Norm Evans
Miami Dolphins
Don Shula
Dolphins
Shula
Minnesota Vikings
Evans
Tom Goode
Tom
Bob Griese
Sam Baugh
Lou Rymkus
Hockey Night Schedule Mixup Lists Several NHL Games
A cleaned-up listing shows Friday’s NHL matchups: Boston versus New York Ranger, Vancouver at Montreal, Toronto at Los Angeles, Boston at New York, and Philadelphia at Minnesota. Also noted are Pittsburgh battles, California at St Louis and other regional notes.
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Vancouver
Montreal
Toronto
Los Angeles
Boston
New Yorkers
Battalooy
Pitsburg
Philadelphia
Minnesota
California
Louis
Tiny Towe Keys Wolfpack Win Over Tar Heels
Monte Towe scored crucial free throws in the final 18 seconds as NC State edged North Carolina 78 77 to reach the all Carolina Big Four final against Wake Forest. Dean Smith lamented the defeat as UNC suffered its first loss after seven wins while Houston and Florida State advanced in other tournaments.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
North Carolina State
Tom Burleson
Monte Towe
Burleson
North Carolina
Towe
Wolfpack
Tar Heels
Dean Smith
Smith
Wake Forest
Greensboro Coliseum
Duke
Sturgeon Duo Puts Up 47 In Hallsville Win
Sturgeon beat Hallsville 63-50 as Jim Chism and Chris Spene combined for 47 points. Chism had 26 and Spene 21 as the Bulldogs led most of the game, built a 36-28 halftime edge, then pulled away late. Hallsville’s Larry Martin led all scorers with 29. The Bulldogs improve to 6-4 overall, 4-1 in Little Dixie Conference play and travel to Prairie Home next Tuesday.
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Sewell
Greg Kaiser
Jeff Armentrout
Mark Carter
Harrisburg
Sublett
Centralia
Panthers
Bulldogs
Hallsville
Sturgeon
Jim Chism
Chris Spene
Chism
Spene
Larry Martin
Steve Fisher
Terry Jennings
Erence
Vikings Idle Amid Winter Freeze Ahead of Super Bowl
The Minnesota Vikings, stuck by zero or below temperatures and ice covered fields, are off until Monday in Houston for Super Bowl VIII prep after a 27-10 NFC title win. Coach Bud Grant plans indoor work only if possible, as Miami's Don Shula brings a brief two day rest before Rice Stadium showdown. Players stay active via clubs and weights. many head to cabins or offseason homes while organizers report sold out 11,000 ticket allotments.
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Bloomington
Grant
Vikings
Houston
Miami
Don Shula
Dolphins
Rice Stadium
Dave Osborn
Eagle
Minn
The
Bruins Rally Past Rangers For 4-2 Victory
Bruins erase 2-0 deficit with four goals in 13 minutes to beat the New York Rangers 4-2 as goalie Gilles Gilbert shines. Boston coach Bep Guidolin credits Gilbert giving his team a chance, while Ted Irvine and Brad Park score early for the Rangers. Other NHL games nationally aired that night include the Whalers 4 Jets 4 and Sharks 4 Oilers 3.
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NEW York
Boston Bruins
Rangers
Gilbert
Boston
Bep Guidolin
Gilles Gilbert
Bruins
Minnesota
Guidolin
Bruins Rangers
New England
Dave Forbes
Boston Braves
Whalers
Jets
Hugh Harrus
John French
Tom Webster
Ernie Wakely
Winnipeg
Bobby Hull
Ted Hargreaveaves
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