Wellsville Tigers win Paris Invitational title over Montgomery
Wellsville under coach Richard Shaffer defeated top seed Montgomery County Wildcats 74 to 67 to capture the Paris Invitational Tournament title. The Tigers, in Shaffer’s first season, controlled tempo with strong defense and productive scoring from Yelton Briscoe Kemp and Reagan.
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Bankers Fall to Mid-State Oil in Prison League Clash
The Commerce Bankers lost 104 to 100 at home to Mid-State Oil of Jefferson City. Six players saw action as Thoenen was loaned to the visitors. Salmon led with 32 points, Miltenberger 27, Bancroft 14, Ligon 16, Raney 13, Wilkinson 2. Next the Bankers meet Salisbury in Moberly at 7 p.m. Wednesday.
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Big Eight race opener draws eyes to Stillwater and beyond
Colorado meets Oklahoma State in a regionally televised Saturday curtain raiser as Kansas State defends its title while Oklahoma with Alvan Adams and Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa State and Kansas compete for the crown. Adams shines, Iowa State sets scoring marks, and Bennetts eye the toughest road to triumph.
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NorStars Coach Jokes as Wings Tie Up Laughs
Minnesota North Stars coach Parker MacDonald joked about cutting goals against after a 9-6 loss to Detroit, a rough note in a season that has them in fifth in the West. Detroit stars Marcel Dionne Red Berenson and Mickey Redmond each scored twice as Chicago and other NHL results followed. Dennis Hull led Chicago’s 9-4 win over California with a hat trick and two assists.
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Community R-6 Trojans Homecoming Hosts Silex
Community R-6 prepares for homecoming week with a Tuesday doubleheader against Silex at 7 p.m. The Trojans, 4-6 overall and 1-1 in the Little Dixie Conference, face injuries to starters Ronnie Harris and Rod Willingham while awaiting updates on their availability.
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Cardinals Move Most Night Games Up To Save Energy
St. Louis Cardinals announce earlier start times for 70 percent of home games amid the fuel crisis. General manager Bing Devine says weeknight games at Busch Stadium will begin at 7 30 p.m. and Saturday night games at 6 p.m., with Monday games at 7 15 p.m. to accommodate possible national broadcasts.
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Bullpups Survive Hot Streak
Mexico freshman basketball team held off Fulton 45 to 39 after a strong start. Dave Shrader scored 14, Otis Thompson and Frank Sidney 10 each as Fulton closed to five at halftime. Mexico meets Highland at 5 p.m. in Hannibal tournament tonight.
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Bruins pound Washington as UCLA wins big
UCLA blazed to a 100-48 victory over Washington, with Bill Walton scoring 18 and Keith Wilkes 14 as UCLA opened Pacific-8 play with a dominant win. Washington coach Mary Harshman called the performance embarrassing, while John Wooden praised the team after a near flawless showing and a 53-25 halftime edge.
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Mexico Enters Ashland B tourney with late game
Second-seeded Mexico will wait to play in the Ashland B-team Tournament. They face sixth-seeded Sturgeon at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday in the final first-round game. Other games today feature Linn vs Community A-6 at 5:30 p.m. North Callaway against Westran at 7 p.m. and Ashland vs Hallsville at 8:30 p.m. Semifinals set for Wednesday and Thursday, with consolation third-place and championship Saturday.
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NBA Scores and Overtime Shifts Across Cities
Summary of scattered NBA results with teams like Chicago Phoenix Buffalo Omaha Portland and Milwaukee. Notable overtime and close scores include Phoenix 116 over Chicago in overtime and Buffalo 117 to 108. Other listings show capital and city pairings with varied margins.
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Van-Far Third Seed in Highland Basketball Tourney
Van-Far Indians are seeded third in the Highland Winter Tournament and open vs Mark Twain on Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Ewing. Highland tops the field. Kirksville is second. Canton and Elsberry also play first round. Girls division also features Highland with byes. Canton and Clark County seedings shown. Pro tips warn against spinning tires on snow or ice. shift between low and reverse to gain momentum. call Central Motor for parts and service.
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Mark Twain Tigers suffer two losses in weekend setback
Mark Twain dropped two games as Arnold Meyer led with 20 points in a 65-63 loss to South Shelby, while Palmyra defeated the Tigers 69-49. South Shelby’s Farmer hit a game ending shot from midcourt as King scored 26 for the victors. The Tigers face Van-Far and Clark Co in the Highland Tournament upcoming.
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