Wildcats win Paris Invitational in tight final
Montgomery Wildcats beat Salisbury 75-68 to take the Paris Invitational title, with top scorer Neil Wehrman at 19 points. Paris, as host, upset Westran 75-58 for third place, while Harrisburg dominated Madison 99-46 to claim the consolation trophy.
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Paris
Montgomery Wildcats
Salisbury
Westran
Harrisburg
Madison
Montgomery County
Wildcats
Montgomery
Neil Wehrman
Tony Marteen
Randy Riddle
Randy Etter
Sterling Green
Salisbury Mike Sorrels
Jerry Kruse
Randy Dunivent
Paris Coyotes
Coyotes
Don Williams
Williams
Jim Harrison
Albright
Hufty
Ron Dunkle
Carl Brown
George Hicks
David Crane
Bill Nichols
Tom Larin
Mike Schafer
Loren Mueller
Wayne Carpenter
David Craigg
Melton Oo
Riddle
Etter
Marteen
Wehrman
Bobtail Coon Catch Near Rush Hill
Charles Fox of 1428 Clare Street and Ralph Shoemaker of Rush Hill chase a 28 pound bobtail raccoon for about four hours before treed northeast of Rush Hill. The large catch is unusually heavy and rare for a bobtail during winter sports activity.
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Charles Fox
Clare St
Ralph Shoemaker
Rush Hill
Richard Vance
Colonels Wrestle to 43-13 Victory at Alton Tl
Missouri Military Academy swept Western Military Academy 43-13 at Alton Tl as Western forfeited five bouts and pinned three. Jim Bryant pinned Ken Gordon in the third round the only late score for Western. MMA exhibition card yielded three wins. MMA hosts Kemper Friday.
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Missouri Military Academy
Western Military Academy
Alton
Western
Jim Bryant
Ken Gordon
MMA Matmen
Colonels
MMA
Kemper
Bucks
Soulsters Military School
Mexico
Bull Moose
Soulsters
Clarence Bradshaw
Paul Scobee
Jaycees
Commerce Bank
Greens
Runt Hogs
Hannibal Beats Kewpies 48-47 in late shot attempt
Hannibal Pirates edged the Hickman Kewpies 48-47 as a final corner shot miss sealed the win Saturday. George Parker led Hickman with 15 points while Lydell Williams poured in 43 for Hannibal. Also listed are wrestling and MMA results from earlier rounds and exhibitions.
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Hannibal
Hickman Kewpies
Hannibal Pirates
Hickman
George Parker
Lydell Williams
NorCal Ends Loss Streak With Win Over S. Callaway
North Callaway Thunderbirds snapped a Christmas break losing streak by defeating South Callaway 70-59 at home. Top scorers included Loran Hume with 18 and Alan Baumgartner, Greg Hobson, Mark Atkinson with 16 each for NorCal, while Mike Mosley led South Callaway with 23. Freshman and junior varsity results also noted. NorCal travels to Paris next Friday.
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Kingdom City
North Calllaway Thunderbirds
South Callaway
Thunderbird
Charles Kundert
NorCal
Kundert
North Callaway
Loran Hume
Alan Baumgartner
Greg Hobson
Mark Atkinson
Mike Mosley
Jim Dillon
Bill Wildeisen
Charles Tate
T-Birds
Tommy Thomas
Marknee
orCal
Don Masek
Paris
North Wins Senior Bowl in Mobile with Hill MVP
Arizona State's J D Hill scored twice including a 73 yard punt return as the North beat the South 31 13 in Mobile. Dan Pastorini engineered the win with 13 completions for 169 yards as over 100 NFL scouts watched under cloudy skies.
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Mobile
Ala
Arizona State
J.D. Hill
Hill
Dan Pastorini
South
Pastorini
Santa Clara
North
Tom Duncan
Toledo
Rangers Rally Past Blues 4-2 For Narrow East Race Lead
Rangers top Blues 4-2 as Balon scores twice late to lift New York. Balon’s 24th and 25th goals swing the game after St Louis grabbed a 1-0 edge. Coach Emile Francis praises Balon’s defense and versatility while Angling to outpace Boston for the East lead.
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Paul LE Bar
ST. Louis
Boston
John Bucyk
New York Rangers
Emile “Cat” Francis
Dave Balan
Balan
St. Louis Blues
Rangers
Balon
Blues
Ernie Wakely
Brad Park
Bob Mevin
New York
Bucykin
Detroit
Frank Mahovlich
Francis
Dave) Tkaczuk
Billy Fairbairn
Bucyk
Dave Balon
Pro Basketball Scores and Standings Summary
NBA and league results listed include Milwaukee 118 over Detroit 100 and Philadelphia 115 over Boston 107. East West All Star notes and ABA East division standings show Kentucky, New York, and Virginia among top teams with records and margins. Saturday and Monday results cover Indiana 116 over New York 88 and Memphis 113 over Texas 112 with Virginia 117 over New York 107.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Portland
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Los Angeles
Chicago
Baltimore
Phoenix
Atlanta
Pet
Virginia
Kentucky
Carolina
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Memphis
Denver
Texas
Utah
Nashville
Tenn
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Oy Phila
Cincinnati
W.L .Et
G.B
San Fran
San Diego
Seattle
Nine Mexico wrestlers place in Jefferson City tourney
Mexico Bulldog wrestlers placed nine in the Jefferson City tournament where the hometown team finished sixth among eight. Marshall led with 71 points, while Mexico's standout trio Worstell Rogers and Denham each dropped their first match of the season amid upsets. Mexico finished with several placers including Rogers 126 pounds Worstell 167 pounds and Miller O Brennanis and Buresh among others.
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Jefferson City
Mexico
Chuck Worstell
Mark Rogers
Robert Denham
Gooch
Fulton
Quincy High School
Hannibal
Cave
Agneis
Hellas
Jones
St. Joseph
Carter
Berry
Cunningham
Columbia
Eric Miller
Criswell
Marshall
Simmons
Isenberg
Dickerson
Waynesville
Taggert
Wachter
Pat Sewell
Marouart
Bitterbush
Galbreath
Randy Smith
Howley
Erving
Lee
Miller
Sugarbaker
Hanson
Dennnis Ardell
Scheppers
Helias
Rod Buresh
Swenson
Butler
Sella
Bruce Hodges
Rich
Spurgeon
Mexico High track team attends Florissant Valley clinic
Forty members of Mexico High school track team travel to Florissant Valley College for a demonstration clinic hosted by the St. Louis Coaches Association. Olympic silver medalist George Woods shows weight training with a 66 foot shot put, while Univ. of Alabama coach John Mitchell and Bruce Horman demonstrate pole vault techniques.
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Mexico
Florissant Valley College
St. Louis Coaches Association
George Woods
John Mitchell
University of Alabama
Bruce Horman
Missouri
Bill Miller
Ron Buss
Jin Stubblefield
Ron Whittaker
North Wins Hula Bowl Triumph Over South
In Honolulu, Jim Plunkett starred for the North, completing 11 of 12 for 133 yards and scoring twice to spark a 42 to 32 win. Jack Ham and Rex Kern earned defensive and offensive honors, while Joe Theismann and Archie Manning also shone for the South and North respectively. Coach John Ralston praised the standout players from his squad.
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Honolulu
Penn State
Jack Ham
Jim Plunkett
Stanford
He Rong
Plunkett
Ham
Notre Dame
Joe Theismann
Ohio State
Rex Kern
Theismann
Kern
Mississippi
Archie Manning
John Ralston
Devine On Packer List
GREEN BAY AP Joe Paterna of Penn State was on the list of college football coaches the Green Bay Packers reportedly interview as a replacement for Phil Bengtson. Bengtson resigns Feb 1 to join the San Diego Chargers as coach and GM. Devine declined to confirm discussions with Packers and said no offer had been made.
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Green Bay
Wis
Joe Paterna
Penn State
Green Packers
Phil Bengtson
Packer
Arizona State
Frank Kush
Missouri
Dan Devine
Paterno
Bengtson
San Diego Chargers
Devine
Big Ten Stars Lift North in 39 2 American Bowl Win
In Tampa Ohio State half Leo Hayden scored twice and Michigan pair Paul Staroba and Don Moorehead contributed key plays as the North overwhelmed the South 39 to 2. Crowd was 12 000 in foggy Tampa Stadium and Lions International called the event a success for a 1972 return.
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Tampa
Fla
Ohio State
Leo Hayden
Michigan
Paul Staroba
Don Moorehead
Lions International
ROA
Sucess
Naep One
Yanks
Trojans Win Consolation in Ashland B Team Tourney
In Ashland the Com munity A-4 Trojan B team defeated Jamestown 57-39 to take the consolation trophy. Coach James Robertson cited strong Trojan rebounding and multiple shots per possession as decisive, noting Jamestown fouled 22 times. Warren Mayes led with 21 points, Nat Houston 12, Harris 14, Whalen 6, Foreman 4. Mayes and Houston each hit six free throws.
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Trojan
Jamestown
James Robertson
Robertson
Trojans
Warren Mayes
Wayne Harris
Nat Houston
Larry Whalen
Jimmy Foreman
Mayes
Houston
Heim
Missouri School For the Deaf
Hallsville
Cairo
MSD
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Pat O'Dea
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Borden Jackson
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Scott Palmer
Fred Willis
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