Montgomery Wildcats Clinch Win Over Host Paris 85 62
Montgomery County Wildcats defeated host Paris Coyotes 85 to 62 to reach the Paris Invitational final. Toony Marteen led with 30 points, Randy Riddle added 14, Randy later 10, while Paris’ Jack Albright posted 16 points and 16 rebounds amid a lopsided first half.
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Harrisburg
Brunswick
Westran
Keytesville
Madison
Salisbury
Toony Marteen
Wildcats
Randy
Randy Riddle
Jack Albright
Ed Threlkeld
Tim Harrison
Greg Elliott
David Drane
Crane
Elliott
Walter Tolson
Bill Nichols
Loren Mueller
Ken Sears
Jack Massey
Carl Brown
George Hicks
Jamie Richmond
David Pearman
Steven Mullins
Threlkeld
Harrison
Hufty
Albright
VanPraat
Boulware
Mitchell Oo
Riddle
Etter
Marteen
Wehrman
Green
Melton
Butler
Sutor
Windham Qo
Cunningham
Schlanker
Seure
Quarters Montgomery
Mexico Freshmen Fall Short in Tight Contests
Mexico freshman A team lost to West 57-55 in a back and forth game. Moore led Mexico with 14 points, Barnes 13, Cheatum 9, while West’s Baxter 25 and Marshall 11 key for the visitors. In the B game Mexico fell 45-38 as Ekedahl led with 14 and Miller 10.
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Mexico
Lewis Moore
Robert Cheatum
Columbia
West
Moore
Steve Marshall
Craig Barnes
Pat Simmons
Marshall
Ken Baxter
John Ekedahl
Ernie Miller
Far West
Elliott
Battle
Scott Butterfield
Gledgers
Richard Vance
Panthers to Enter S Shelby Tourney at South Shelby
Centralia Panthers join eight area teams in the South Shelby Tournament in Shelby, facing Cairo, Knox County, Clark County and South Shelby among others. The Panthers, 7-6, welcome 6-3 Rom Remley back as a key scorer and rebounder from last season. Girls and boys action opens Monday with Monroe City vs Cairo and North Shelby vs Knox County, followed by Panthers vs Clark County and Scotland vs South Shelby.
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South Shelby
Cairo Bearcats
Knox County
Clark County
Monroe City
Scotland
North Shelby
Centralia
Rom Remley
Kirksville
Cardinals
Scotland County
Tigers
Boys Action
Cairo
Shelby
Hula Bowl Talent Buildup Into Quarterback Debate
In Honolulu the 25th Hula Bowl Classic pits Stanford's John Ralston and SMU's Hayden Fry against choosing six quarterbacks for the North and South rosters. Jim Plunkett and Joe Theismann head Ralston's picks with Rex Kern, Archie Manning, Chuck Hixson, and Dan Dummit on Fry's list. Also featured are Worster, Burns, Burnett, and Dicus. Kickoff set for 445 PM.
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SMU
Hayden Fry
Ralston
Fry
Jim Plunkett
Joe Theismann
Notre Dame
Rex Kern
Ohio State
Archie Manning
Ole Miss
Chuck Hixson
Denaig Dummit
UCLA
Willy
Fter
Texas
Steve Worster
Longhorns
Worster
Long Beach State
Leon Burns
Bill Burnett
Chuck Dicus
Arkansas
Thunderbirds host triple header after Christmas break
Kingdom City North Callaway travels to face South Callaway in a Saturday triple header. A 4 30 p m chili supper is sponsored by the NorCal Junior Class before the freshman game at 6 p m, followed by junior varsity and varsity contests.
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Pepper Rodgers Sees Greatness for Bruins
Pepper Rodgers, hired as UCLA head coach, predicts instant greatness for the Bruins and a bid to the Rose Bowl, replacing Tommy Prothro. Kansas coach Rogers envisions a powerful program as university officials unveil a wave of coaching changes across major programs.
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Tampa
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Frank Lauterbur
Iowa
East Carolina
Mike McGhee
Duke
Charlie Coffey
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Virginia Tech
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Hamilton Tiger Cats
Harvard
Bill Jones
Tennessee
FSU
Marshall University
Rick Tolley
Sam Huff
Marshall
Tommy Prothro
Los Angeles Rams
Prothiron
UCLA
J.D. Morgan
Pepper
Prothro
Ryun to Start Track Comeback
World record miler Jim Ryun will begin his comeback January 22 in the mile at the Cow Palace in San Francisco All-American Games. The 23-year-old Kansan, who left the sport in 1969 after a brief 1989 AAU appearance, has resumed running and now logs about 100 miles weekly.
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Ryun
Cow Palace
Ryan
Jack Tar
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Martin Liquori
Villanova
University of Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Bakersfield
Calif
Senior Bowl Set Saturday By ED SHEARER
North stars Lynn Dickey and Dan Pastorini headline the 22nd Senior Bowl facing a South defense with seven AP All-Americans led by Bill Atessis. Kickoff 2 p.m. televised nationally. expected 40,000 in Mobile. Coaches Weeb Ewbank and Lou Saban lead South and North squads. winners earn 1500 per player, losers 1250.
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Associated Press
Mobile
Ala
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Dickey
Kansas State
Santa Clara
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Bill Atessis
Texas
John Sage
Louisiana State
Nebraska
Jack Youngblood
Florida
Rick Kingrea
Tulane
Larry Willingham
Auburn
Chargin
Ronnie Hornsby
Southeastern Louisiana College
Richard Harris
Grambling
Boston College
Bob Newton
Bob Bridges
Oklahoma State
Newton
Dennis Having
Colorado
Larren Jackson
Missouri
Weeb Ewbank
New York Jets
Lou Saban
Denver Broncos
Mexico Bulldogs vs Sedalia Tigers battle for Central Missouri title
Mexico meets Sedalia Smith-Cotton on Sedalia’s floor in a key conference clash. Both clubs arrive with strong records 11-2 for Mexico and 8-2 for Sedalia as Coach Cundiff and Assistant Straube map three offense and defense priorities.
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Sedalia Smith-Cotton Tigers
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Mexico
Straube
Mexico Bulldogs to wrestle Fulton at 5 pm today
Mexico high school wrestling coach Bob Gooch moved tonight's meet with Fulton to 5 p.m. to finish early and prepare for tomorrow's Jefferson City Tournament. Eight teams participate including Jefferson City, Hellas, Fulton, Marshall, Columbia, Waynesville and St. Joseph Central at Jefferson City High School.
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Fulton
Bob Gooch
Jefferson City
Jefferson City High School
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Marshall
Columbia
Waynesville
St. Joseph Central
St Brendan's Wins Fifth Straight Ninth-Grade Game
St Brendan's eighth grade defeated T Wiliamsburg 65 to 28, with Carl Fuemmeler 18 and Benny Pettebaum 12 leading scorers. The team had led from early, expanding the lead in the fourth period, and will face Mark Twain on January 14.
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Cundiff
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St. Brendan's Fighting Irish
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Fighting Irish
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Benny Pettebaum
Denny Schnetzler
Clyde Oligschlaeger
Terry Sells
Tom Dickey
Mark Lawrence
St. George of
Mexico Seeded Ist in Capital City Meet
In Jefferson City the Mexico Bulldogs are seeded first in the Capital City Tournament at Jefferson City High School. Host school seeded No 2, Springfield Glendale No 3, Moberly No 4. Mexico and Fulton open at 6 pm Tuesday. Moberly vs Columbia Hickman at 7:30. Jays vs Owensville at 9. First round ends Wednesday with Springfield Glendale vs Helias. losers play at 8:30. Semis Friday, finals Saturday.
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Capital City
Jefferson City High School
Springfield
Glendale
Washington
Fulton
Moberly
Columbia Hickman
Jays
Owensville
Springfield Glendale
Helias
Colts Ready for Big Bowl Move to Dallas Showdown
Don McCafferty, head coach of the Baltimore Colts, arrives in Miami ahead of the Orange Bowl date with the Dallas Cowboys. He credits early injuries and personnel switches for the team's rise, noting key contributors like Tom Goode who joined after time with the Dolphins and helped stabilize the lineup as the Colts pursue a Super Bowl berth.
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Miami International Airport
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McCafferty
Ohio State
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Miami Dolphins
Dan Curry
Brown Named NFL Coach of the Year for 1970
New York AP reports Cincinnati Bengals coach Paul Brown was named the NFL Coach of the Year for 1970. He won 39 of 79 AP panel votes, edging runner-up Don Shula of the Miami Dolphins by 20 votes. Dick Nolan of San Francisco finished third with nine votes.
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Paul Brown
Bengals
Associated Press
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Don Shula
Miami Dolphins
San Francisco
Dick Nolan
R-6 Trojan B team wins consolation in Ashland tourney
Ashland The community R-6 Trojan B team defeated New Bloomfield in a consolation semifinal. They will meet Cairo for consolation honors at 6 p.m. Saturday as Ashland for first place, Hallsville faces Cairo for third. Warren Mayes led with 14 points, while Steve Smith had 18 for New Bloomfield.
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aRncEaghen
Cairo
Hallsville
Trojans
Jim Robertson
Robertson
R-6
Warren Mayes
Larry Whalen
Wayne Harris
Nat Houston
Steve Smith
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