Paris Coyotes Defeat Thunderbirds 68-50
Paris Coyotes beat the North Callaway Thunderbirds 68 to 50 at the T-Bird home court. Loran Hume led with 18 points while Randy Rountree scored 32, Paris dominated rebounding with 25 defensive boards in the second half and matched strong defense against NorCal’s press.
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Onofrio Takes Devine's Place at Missouri
Al Onofrio is named Missouri head coach at 24,000 dollars a year, replacing Dan Devine who becomes Green Bay Packers general manager and coach. Onofrio, 49, long a defensive specialist, has been an assistant for 22 years, joining Missouri with Devine in 1958, and pledges to pursue the new challenge after Levine departs Missouri to the Packers.
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Mexico Bulldogs Reach Capital City Tournament Final
Mexico defeats Hickman 69 to advance to the tournament final in Jefferson City. Coach Lynn Cundiff praised the effort as Belcher White and Thoenen led scoring with 19, 18 and 13 points respectively, while Hickman kepts pressuring through the game.
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Mexico Bulldogs Fall 31-19 to Quincy in Illinois
In Quincy Illinois the Mexico Bulldog wrestling team lost 31-19 to a strong Quincy squad. The Mexico junior varsity won 37-11 over Quincy to raise their season tally to 8 wins and 1 loss. Coach Bob Gooch praised Quincy as the best balanced opponent of the season and noted their emphasis on leg wrestling and pins.
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MMA Cagers Beat Kemper 58 42 to Start Strong Season
Missouri Military Academy improves to four wins against three losses by defeating Kemper Military School 58 42. Bill Lewis scores 19 with 11 free throws, 10 of them in the final period, as MMA builds a 12 6 first quarter lead and maintains a double digit advantage.
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Herve Filion Wins Stakes at Harold Park in Australia
Canadian driver Herve Filion who set a world record of 486 harness racing victories in 1970 won the International Drivers Invitation Pacing Stakes at Harold Park. He drove Ray Foyle, a New South Wales pacer, to victory as part of the Australian meet. The U.S. yacht Caprice led overall in the Prince Philip Cup dragon class after taking the fourth heat over Adios of New South Wales with John Marshall at the helm.
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Clinton church adjusts service for Super Bowl telecast
Clinton Methodist Church tells congregants that Sunday evening worship will start at 5 30 p m or when the Super Bowl game between the 49ers and Cowboys ends in Miami, whichever comes first.
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Wildcats Beat Wellsville in Hard Fought High School Clash
Montgomery Wildcats defeated Wellsville Tigers in a close battle with Leland Briscoe scoring 12 and Tony Marteen 26 for Montgomery. Sterling Green added 10, as Wellsville trailed 23-18 at one point and free throws hampered the Tigers. In the B game, Montgomery County won 38-19 with Steve Briscoe and Dean Willie scoring for Wellsville.
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MMA Swimmers Defeat Kemper 48-42 In Thrilling Duel
Randy Meyer led Missouri Military Academy with wins in diving and the 400 yard freestyle as MMA edged Kemper Military School 48 to 42 in Boonville. Dan Cather and Dan Davis added individual wins, helping MMA's 160 yard medley relay to victory.
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Frazier Named Boxer of the Year in Manila
World Boxing Council named heavyweight champion Joe Frazier Boxer of the Year after title defenses against Jerry Quarry and Bob Foster. Japanese fighter Kunaki Shibata won Boxer of the Month by dethroning Vicente Saldivar of Mexico with a 13th round technical knockout on December 11.
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Panthers Take Third In S Shelby Tourney
The Centralia Panthers beat Scotland County High School 82-55 in the South Shelby Tournament to claim third place. Coach Jim Enlow praised the team’s 52 percent shooting and 74 percent free throws as they led 20-12 after one period. Steve Wieschhaus scored 29, Remley added 13 with solid boards, and Harvey reached double figures. The 10-7 Panthers collect their third third-place trophy this season.
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Colonels Triumph 47-3 Over Kemper in Wrestling Meet
MMA dominated Kemper Military Academy 47 to 3 at Boonville. Gary Brimer of Kemper edged MMA’s Chuck Parsons 7-6 in unlimited class, Parsons’ first loss after four wins. MMA earned seven wins by forfeit or pin, strengthening their season lead with a second victory over Kemper.
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Kemper Wins Rifle Match at Kemper in Boonville
Kemper Military School rifle team outshot Missouri Military Academy 1204 to 1071 in Friday’s match at Kemper Boonville MMA-Barney 218 Zahnow 226 Mullenix 202 Greiner 211 Graves 214 KMS-Cohen 224 DeLong 234 Madeson 251 Nichols 241 Stabile 254 Mexico MO Ledger Saturday Pages Jan 16 1971
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