Fulton Pays Dearly for Lesson From Mexico Bulldogs
Mexico Bulldogs defeat Fulton Hornets 72-46 as coach Bob Ligon teaches a tough defensive lesson. Lewis Moore led scoring with 18 and Mexico built a 39-20 halftime lead, forcing turnovers and blocking shots. The win keeps Mexico at 9-4 and sets up a rematch with Hickman Kewpies in the Capital City Tournament.
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Bulldogs
Hornets
Jim Stanley
Mexico Bulldogs
Bob Ligon
Fulton Hornets
Hickman
Kewpies
Columbia
Ligon
Bill Nixon
Nixon
Dennis DeBondt
Bastian
Lewis Moore
Jim Recob
Songa Childs
Tim Hotep
Craig Barnes
Ernie Moore
N Z PGA Winner Nagle Edges Carter By One Stroke
Australian Kel Nagle fired a five under par final round 66 to finish 72 holes at 275 and narrowly defeat John Carter of New Zealand by one stroke in the New Zealand PGA Tour event. JoAnn Prentice won the Burdine's Invitational by a stroke with a final round 72. Shane Gould posted 59.8 in 100 meters to claim the South Wales freestyle title. Allie Clarke edged Don Johnson 203-201 to win the San Jose Open. Mal Anderson beat Ken Rosewall 6-3 6-4 6-4 for the men's singles crown. Margaret Court defeated Evonne Goolagong 4-6 6-3 10-8 in the women's final.
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Associated Press
Auckland
New Zealand
Kel Nagle
John Carter
Miami
JoAnn Prentice
Beth Stone
Sydney
Australia
Shane Gould
San Jose
Calif
Allie Clarke
Akron
Ohio
Don Johnson
Pro Bowlers’ Association
Mal Anderson
Ken Rosewall
Margaret Court
Evonne Goolagong
Supporting Golfer Wins First Stop at Los Angeles Open
Rod Funseth, long a supporting player to Palmer Nicklaus and Trevino, wins the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open with a 69 final round, totaling 276 at Riviera. He finishes two strokes ahead of a four-way tie for second including Don Bies David Graham Dave Hill and Tom Weiskopf.
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Rod Funseth
Sandi
Tye
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Don Bies
David Graham
Dave Hill
Tom Weiskopf
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Hill
Weiskopf
Bies
Bankers Grab League Lead After Forfeit Upset
Commerce Bank team moved to 3-0 by defeating the Gladiators 68 to 41 as E G Raney and Mert Bancroft led with 18 points each. Gladiators were paced by Paul Scobee with 14 and Charlie Fountain with eight. Stars and SW Bell forfeited due to short roster, both remaining at losses. Next week Gladiators meet SW Bell and Bankers play the Stars.
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Paul Scobee
Charlie Fountain
SW Bell
Stars
All-Star Games Conclude College Football Season
The nation’s top seniors closed the season with three postseason games. In Mobile Alabama the Senior Bowl saw the South win 33-30 and the Hula Bowl in Honolulu end 17-3 with the North besting the South. The American Bowl at Tampa Florida finished 10-6 for the North over the South. MVPs included Chuck Foreman of Miami of Florida in the Senior Bowl and Greg Pruitt of Oklahoma as Hula Bowl standout.
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Honolulu
Tampa
Fla
Chuck Foreman
Miami
Florida
Foreman
Pete van Valkenburg
Brigham Young
Oklahoma
Greg Pruitt
Johnny Rodgers
Nebraska
Pruitt
Southern Cal
Sam Cunningham
Stanford
Jim Merlo
Auburn
Gardner Jett
Louisville
John Madeya
Jerry List
Ilinois
Mike Wells
John Matuszak
College Basketball Scores Across Midwest and Nation
Midwest results show Purdue routed Illinois BC 91 to 48 while Indiana crushed 7A. Wisconsin beat Dayton 98 to 77 with notable showings by Xavier and Toledo. Iowa State edged Wisconsin Oshkosh 47 to , and Memphis State and Bradley battled to a 74-74 tie. Other games featured Oral Roberts 103, Morehead State 120, North Carolina State 47, Virginia 41, and Navy 85 over Muhlenberg 57.
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Marteen's 37 Elevates Montgomery in Centralia Championship
In a Wildcats powered final, Marteen's 37 points lead Montgomery to a 67-58 win over Wellsville and Brunswick. Centralia's Gary Burnett paced Wellsville with 16 while Brad Gregory added 12 for Paris. Montgomery County's Dane Kendrick and Kirk Waisner contributed key scores as Centralia struggled to hold a late edge.
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Gerry Marteen
Marteen
Wildcats
Jackson
Steve Briscoe
Tromery County Wildcats
Centralia
Darryl Kemp
Wellsville
Centralia Panthers
Brad Gregory
Montgomery
Danny Greenourth
Brunswick
Montgomery County
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Kirk Waisner
Greg Sewell
Coyotes
Salisbury
Rick Clark
Handy Meyer
Mon- Lynn Jackson
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Panthers
Dane Kendrick
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Brown Receives Ample Recognition as Pro Bowler MVP
Washington Redskins running back Larry Brown earns broad acclaim after four NFL seasons. He led the league with 1,216 rushing yards in 1972, became the third back to 4,000 yards in four years, and swept AP honors including Offensive Player of the Year and MVP. Brown notes renewed national recognition and a desire to be seen as a sustained great.
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Larry Brown
Washington Redskins
NFL
Associated Press
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Kansas State
New York Jets
George Allen
Ezell Shines For Bulldogs In Jefferson City Meet
Randy Ezell of Mexico wins division title after a long day at the Jefferson City Wrestling Tournament. Mexico Bulldog wrestlers finish seventh in an eight team field as Ezell earns 11 points and pins Dennis Case for the championship.
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Benny Pettebaum
Linn
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Lehmann
Linharddt
Jefferson City
Randy Ezell
Ezell
Marshall
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Dennis Case
Waynesville
Mark Crosby
Hellas
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John Judy
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Ich Covell
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Jim Johnson
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Steve Mienmek
Fol
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Mike Vandergelde
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Mike Miller
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Ron Sneth
Rob Keene
Mary
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Pat Bryan
Dom Stantardt
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Randy Davis Mich
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Wyn
Tony Leismeyer
Bill Wikerson
Tim Kebvearte
Roger Kinifaur
Mebasi
Mark Tapley
Ulandy Ezell
Mark
Blues Acquire Noris in Defenseman Swap
The St. Louis Blues obtained defenseman Joe Noris from the Pittsburgh Penguins on Sunday. To clear space, they sent defenseman Chuck Hamilton back to their Denver Spurs farm team, while the Spurs shipped left winger Jim Shires to Pittsburgh. Noris, 21, played 35 games for Pittsburgh last season and has appeared at San Diego this year with two goals and 13 assists in 24 games.
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St. Louis Blues
Joe Noris
Pittsburgh Penguins
Blues
Chuck Hamilton
Denver Spurs
Spurs
Jim Shires
Pittsburgh
Noris
Penguins
San Diego
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