Hannibal Sneaks Through Back Door In Narrow Win
Hannibal, led by Mike Welch who scored 23, edged Mexico 65-57 as Welch exploited the back door for several easy layups. Kemp added 17 for Hannibal while Long led Mexico with 18. Mexico drops to 4-9, Hannibal to 2-0 in CEMO.
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Rob Tanenbaum
Hannibal
Mike Welch
Knick
Bill Bradley
Welch
Bradley
Mexico Bulldogs
Mexico
Bulldogs
Pirates
Knicks
Tony Kemp
Bob Bastian
Dennis White
Lyndell Williams
Williams
Kemp
White
Joe Long
Ken Bowman
Long
Jack Dennis
Sedalia
Lynn Cundiff
Moore
Foro
Bastian
Stewart
Dennis
Wrigh
Marky
la Cao Robey
Stubblefiela
Hauter
Barnes
Woich
Mike
Hannival
Wildcats capture Paris Tournament title in high scoring two day event
Montgomery County and Brunswick each reached the Paris Invitational final as Wildcats topped Brunswick 70 64 to claim the title. Green led Montgomery County with 20 points while Marteen added 26 for Brunswick. Centralia fell 90 45 to Salisbury in the consolation final with Rick Clark scoring 25.
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PARIS
Green
Cunningham
Montgomery County
Wildcat
Wildcats
Panther
Gary Burnett
Centralia
Tony Paris
Brunswick
Marteen
Coyote
Doug DeLaney
Sterling Green
Craig Hufty
John Dun
Jack Albright
Timarteee
Salisbury
David Craig
Gi Green
Madison
Clark
SG. Marteen
Craig
D. Green
Oliver Gg
We Boehimer
Burnett
Wildhelm
Harvey
Smith
Paris Fe
Wiesenhaus
Albright
Acuff
Hotty
Denham
Delaney
Boyer
Kaiser
Mitehel
Montgomery Co
North All Stars Win American Bowl to End 1971 Season
North All-Stars defeated the South 27 to 8 at Tampa Stadium before 20,137 fans in the American Bowl finale. Van Brownson connected on an 8-yard TD pass to Bob Christian, Jackie Brown added a 22-yard score, and Larry Horton forced a safety and recovered a fumble to lift the North. Earlier, the Senior Bowl and Hula Bowl regional showcases were won by the South and North respectively.
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Fla
Brian Sipe
San Diego
State
Steve Judy
Texas
Christian
Vincent
Rice Fumover
Brownson
Christiansen
Lions
North All-Stars
Tampa Stadium
North
van Brownson
Jerry Tagge
Nebraska
Bob Christiansen
UCLA
Jackie Brown
Stanford
Yankees
Curt Watson
Pete Lazetich
Robert Penchton
Wayne Dorton
Mobile
Ala
Mike Kadish
Larry Jacobson
South
Mexico Bulldogs Wrestlers Face Injury Setback in Jefferson City
Mexico finished seventh of eight at the Jefferson City Tournament as injuries again hampered the Bulldogs. Dennis Terpstra reached the 132-pound final but withdrew with a knee injury after defeating two top seeds. Teammates Ardell, O Blennis, and Ezell earned podiums while Jeff Barlow and others were lost to season injuries. Coach Gooch noted the squad fought hard despite setbacks.
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Bulldogs
Dennis
Barnes
Mexico
Hannibal
Alvin Perkins
Robert Cheatum
Darrey Miller
Mike Graue
Lynn Cundiff
See-Tv
Channel 12
Moberly
Jefferson City
Dennis Ardell
James O’blennis
Randy Ezell
Azdell
O’blennis
Ezell
Greg Boyd
Ben Given
Bob Gooch
Terpstra
Jeff Barlow
Fulton
Church Worstell
Tim Hotep
Gooch
Bill Wilkerson
Ed Boyd
Unlimited
O'Blennis
Wilkerson
Boyd
Big Eight weighs NCAA freshman eligibility shift
The Big Eight discussed NCAA rules allowing freshmen in football and basketball for varsity play. The conference voted against football use but favored basketball. It will wait 7 to 10 days for other conferences to act, with possible alignment on the ruling and its impact on recruiting and finances.
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Kansas City
Big Eight
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Hollywood
Fla
Chuck Nevias
Nevias
Big Ten
Pacific-8
Southwest
Southeastern
Charles Oldfather
University of Kansas
Sparky Stalcup
Missouri
Ernie Barrett
Kansas State
Don Fambrough
Kansas
al Onofrio
Starcup
Stalcup
Southwest Conference
Olahoma
Oklahoma State
Fambrough
Onofrio
Weekend college football senior bowls and scattered sports results
A jumble of scores from Sunday and Saturday games across leagues and regions. Senior Bowl in Mobile saw South 26 North 21. Hula Bowl in Honolulu North 24 South orte. American Bowl in Tampa North 27 South 0. Concurrent college basketball results include Milwaukee 135 Detroit 119 and Golden State 178 Boston 106 among many others. hockey, baseball, and other sports scores appear with inconsistent punctuation and multiple venues.
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Mobile
Ala
Honolulu
Hawaii
Tampa
Fla
Cee
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Baltimore
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Milwaukee
Detroit
Portland
Cleveland
Golden State
Boston
Los Angeles
Bultato
Houston
Seattle
Bucks Halt Lakers Streak with 120-104 Win
Milwaukee coach Larry Costello praised a fired up Bucks after ending the Los Angeles Lakers long winning streak with a 120-104 victory. The Lakers suffered their first NBA loss since Oct. 31, halting a 33-game string as Marquette edged South Carolina 72-71 in a separate college showdown marked by a second half melee between Bob Lackey and Tom Riker.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Larry Costello
Bucks
Los Angeles Lakers
Costello
Lakers
National Basketball Association
Bill Sharman
Ken Rappoport
Marquette
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Bob Lackey
Tom Riker
Riker
Lackey
al McGuire
Frank
UCLA
Oregon
North Carolina
Furman
Minnesota
Indiana
Penn
Harvard
Louisville
Cincinnati
Long Beach State
Fresno State
Virginia
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Bill Walton
Bruins
Bill Chamberlain
Bob Nix
Bob Morse
Jim Price
Barry Parkhill
Virindia
Colorado State
Texas el Paso
Niapara
St. Peter's
N.J
West Virginia
Davidson
Carson Fired at Georgia Tech Amid Coaching Shakeup
Bud Carson reacted with bitter emotion after losing the Georgia Tech football coaching post as three new coaches were named: Al Conover to Rice Cal Stoll to Minnesota and Tom Harper to Wake Forest. Carson questioned the firing process while Bobby Dodd, who offered no recommendation, submitted his resignation.
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Associated Press
Bud Carson
Georgia Tech
Carson
al Conover
Rice
Cal Stoll
Minnesota
Tom Harper
Wake Forest
Atlanta
Bobby Dodd
Athletic Board
Dodd
University
James E. Boyd
Carsons
Tech
Harper
Stoll
Conover
Red Bale
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Warriors
Carolina Coliseum
Kevin Joyce
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Ed's Liquors
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NEW Ripple Wine
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