Indians Win 76-55 as St. Clair Falls In Louisiana Tourney
Top-seeded Van-Far advanced to the finals with a 76-55 win over fourth seed St. Clair. Mark Twain lost 63-37 to Elsberry in consolation play, ending their tournament. Indiana? No, Van-Far led 25 points by Holm an and Gaw plus Sutton in double figures.
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Van-Far
St. Clair
Mark Twain
Elsberry
Tigers
Winfield
Troy
Luke Wilson
Indians
Tiger
Larry Hawkins
Kent Evans
Holman
Gaw
Sutton
Clitherd
Marchbank
Weber
Troy Warrenton
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McClendon Named Coach of the Year in AFCA Honors
LSU coach Charlie McClendon shared the American Football Coaches Association coach of the year award with Darrell Royal of Texas. Bennie Ellender of Arkansas State earned the college division honor after guiding Tulane. The AFCA banquet capped its 49th convention as LSU finished 9-2 after a season marked by tragedy with the death of quarterback Butch Duke and a late bowl bid fate.
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Associated Press
Houston
Louisiana State
Charlie McClendon
Cholly Mac
American Football Coaches Association
Darrell Royal
Texas
Bennie Ellender
Arkansas State
Ellender
Tulane
AFCA
McClendon
LSU
Nebraska
Butch Duke
Texas A&m
Auburn
Notre Dame
Tigers
Bengals
Mississippi
Archie Manning
Manning
Royal
Texas Longhorns
Central Missouri
Hickman overwhelms MMA in dual meet 80 to 14
Hickman High swept Missouri Military Academy 80 to 14 as Kemper Military School did not attend. MMA finished with two seconds and the rest in third place, while Hickman posted wins across multiple events including the 50 and 100 freestyles and medley relay in a reduced lineup.
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Hickman High
Missouri Military Academy
Kemper Military School
MMA
Greg Cox
Hickman
Charles Wilkerson
Terry Logue
Chris Crowley
Kemper
Boonville
Hickman-Mma
Shaw
Racey
Crowley
Bond
Shively
Dan Devine Appointed Packers Coach From Missouri
Dan Devine 46, longtime Missouri coach and athletic director, was named lead coach and general manager of the Green Bay Packers on a five year contract. He aims to restore Green Bay’s fortunes after succeeding Phil Bengtson. Devine, a Proctor Minnesota native, says the offer was accepted after careful consideration and plans to contact quarterback Bart Starr. He will relocate to Green Bay Monday with plans to decide on assistants later. Devine has a 93-37-7 Missouri record and 27-3 at Arizona State, with a bowl success that includes a 4-2 mark. He praises Green Bay’s nucleus but stresses total player dedication.
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Robert Moore
Associated Press
Columbia, Mo
Dan Devine
Missouri
Minnesota
Green Bay Packers
Devine
Green Bay
Phil Bengtson
al Onofrio
Arizona State University
Wilbur Stalcup
Bart Starr
Packers
Arizona State
Fune
Columbia
Larron Jackson
Miss Uri
Joe Moore
Joanne Brookhart
Duluth
Minn
University of Minnesota-Duluth
St Brendan's Falls to Mark Twain in Boys Games
The Fighting Irish of St Brendan's School were defeated by Mark Twain Tigers 13-10 in the 7th grade and 42-16 in the 8th grade. Tigers Burton led with 17 in the 8th, while St Brendan's tallied Sells and Jones among others. They next play Saturday vs Lady of the Lourdes and enter an 8th grade tournament at St George of Hermann.
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Fighting Irish
St. Brendan's School
Mark Twain Tigers
Danny Sells
Mark Fine
Chris Jones
Mike Rankin
Mark Twain
Tallman
Clyde Oligschlaeger
Ben Pettebaum
Terry Sells
Carl Fuemmeler
Denny Schnetzler
Tigers
Burton
Lady of the Lourdes
Columbia
St. George of Hermann
Panthers Fall In Semifinal Of South Shelby Tourney
Centralia Panthers lost 85 to 61 to Knox County High School in the South Shelby semifinal. Coach Jim Enlow cited too many fouls and poor board control. Centralia meets Scotland County for third place at 8 30 pm. Cairo defeated Scotland 76 43 in another game. Girls: Clark County beat South Shelby 34 23. Knox County led 16 14 after one quarter and outscored Centralia 21 7 in the second.
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Centralia Panthers
South Shelby
Knox County High School
Jim Enlow
Centralia
Panther
Knox County
Scotland County High School
Memphis
Cairo
Scotland
Clark County
Enlow
Panthers
Steve Wieschhaus
Mexico Battles Kewpies In Capital City Tournament Semis
Mexico Bulldogs meet Columbia Hickman Kewpies in Jefferson City for a 7 30 p m semifinal showdown. Mexico seeks a 13 2 mark boost behind rebounding toughness and inside defense to neutralize Hickman’s inside game led by Parker Hedrick West and Stewart. Coach Cundiff emphasizes playing their game and stopping Hickman’s inside attack as key to advancing.
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Mexico
Kewpie
Hickman
Bulldogs
Kewpies
George Parker
Parer
Mexico Rated 10th In Statewide Poll
The Mexico Bulldogs are ranked No 10 in the statewide basketball poll by the St. Louis Post Dispatch. Other area teams with honorable mention include Jefferson City Moberly Montgomery City Hermann and Sedalia. The top 15 features Vashon Sumner Springfield Parkview Rockhurst Manual Webster Groves Benton Bayless Vianney Mexico U High Raytown South Soldan Hermann Cape Notre Dame and others with multiple area programs cited for recognition.
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Springfield Parkview
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Sedalia
Post-Dispatch
Missouri
Vashon
Sumner
K.C. Rockhurst
Kansas City Manual
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St. Joseph Benton
Bayless
Vianney
St. Louis U
High
Raytown South
Soldan
Hermann
Cape Notre Dame
Branson
Dixon
Duchesne
Jefferson City
Joplin Memorial
Kansas City
Bishop Hogan
Paseo
Moberly
Montgomery City
New Haven
Strafford
St. Charles
St. Joseph
LeBlond
Mexico 8th Graders Fall To Paris 41 38 In Close Battle
Mexico 8th graders lost a tight 41 38 game to Paris as Dennis DeBondt scored heavily from the free throw line to spark a 13 8 first quarter lead. Paris surged to a halftime tie at 19 19 and edged ahead 29 28 after three. Mike Long led Mexico with 13 points while DeBondt added nine and several players chipped in. In the 7th grade game Mexico dominated Paris 71 21, led 15 6 after one, 33 9 at halftime, and 43 19 after three. Austin Miller led with 17 points, Johnny Fry 16, and coaches praised substitutions and effort. The teams meet again 6:30 p.m. Jan. 21 against Fulton.
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Dennis DeBondt
Oltre Ahdotes
Huhe Thety
Jim Kropf
Ray Heaton
Paris
Mike Long
DeBondt
Russ Williams
Gary McFarland
Jeff White
Austin Miller
Johnny Fry
Randy Jones
Marty Hunt
William Fry
Robbie McDonald
Randy Davis
Roger Geary
Jerry Rippeto
Robert Johnson
Runnells
Fulton
Goyette leads Sabres past Blues 2-1 in memorial stadium match
Buffalo's Phil Goyette, signed from St Louis in the expansion draft, scored both goals to edge the Blues 2-1 before 8,359. Chris Bordeleau tallied for St Louis 5:35 into the game. Goyette converted a second-period power-play and then struck at 8:08 of the third period, with Glenn Hall in goal for St Louis.
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Phil Goyette
Buffalo Sabres
St. Louis
National Hockey League
Blues
NHL
Sabres
Memorial Stadium
Goette
Chris Bordeleau
St. Luis
Goyette
Doug Barrie
Paul Andrea
Glenn Hall
Junior Indians Sweep Bowling Green In Twinbill
Van-Fars Junior Highs defeated Bowling Green Bobcats in a two game set. Seventh graders led by Kris Hahn and Russell Branstetter with 11 apiece, Charles Jennings added 10. Eighth graders paced by Kevin Cockrell with 18 points, Larry Butler and Rick Hurshman with 10 each. Ogden scored 12 for Bowling Green.
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Bowling Green
van- Fars
Bobcats
George Briscoe
Kris Hahn
Russell Branstetter
Charles Jennings
Ellison
Jack Parson
Kevin Cockrell
Larry Butler
Rick Hurshman
Ogden
Super Bowl Countdown Accelerates for Cowboys and Colts
MIAMI AP The countdown to Super Bowl V quickened as the Baltimore Cubs and Dallas Cowboys intensified final prep for Sundays title clash. Attention focused on Walt Garison’s health, while Johnny Unitas leads the Colts aiming to atone for a prior upset and the Cowboys seek their first Big Game win. Both teams vie for $15,000 per player.
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Baltimore Cubs
Dallas Cowboys
Colts
Cowboys
Walt Garrison
Dallas
Johnny Unitas
New York Jets
Wrestlers Set To Clash With Quincy In Evening Meet
Mexico wave wrestling squad faces illness woes as half the team missed days due to stomach flu. Coach Eb Gooch reports most should be back for the 5 p.m. Quincy High School event with JV first and varsity follow. Lineups include Buresh, Sewell, Ardell, Boyd, Rogers, Worstell, Miller, O Blennis, Hodges, Denham, and Ezell or Snook.
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Quincy High School
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Reggie Buresh
Greg Boyd
Pat Sewell
Brad Smallwood
Dennis Ardell
Mike Miller
Ed Boyd
Greg Barbour
Mark Rogers
Ken Bailey
Bud Buresh
Dennis Terpstra
Randy Smith
Larry Worstall
Ericc Miller
Drew Diederich
James O'Blennis
Ken Hake
Chuck Worstell
Ben Given
Bruce Hodges
Bill Wilkerson
Steve Creed
Robert Denham
Randy Ezell
Alan Snook
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