Mexico Bulldogs capture tourney crown in crowded final
Mexico defeats Jefferson City 61 to 48 to win its second tournament of the season led by Mark Thoenen with 25 points, 20 in the first half. Keith Campbell adds 14 as the Bulldogs sweep to the title while Jefferson City takes second and Hickman of Columbia placing third.
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Bulldogs Top Hannibal In 32-15 Victory At Home
Mexico Bulldog wrestlers improve to 7-3 after beating Hannibal 32-15 with JV adding a 43-9 win. Coach Gooch praised team effort while noting fatigue after Friday’s Quincy match. Randy Smith 138 pounds with a neckinjury concern, Larry Worstell 13-0 on JV moves to varsity spot. JV to face Fulton tonight. 6:30 start for JV then varsity.
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Baltimore Wins 16-13 in Super Bowl V Thriller
In Miami, the Baltimore Colts rallied to a 16-13 victory over the Dallas Cowboys. Curtis' late interception set up Jim O'Brien's 32-yard field goal with five seconds left. Morall led a resilient drive, while Dallas squandered chances with turnovers as Baltimore claimed the title in a tense finale before a national audience.
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Van-Far Indians win first Louisiana title in bold fashion
Van-Far under coach Randy Saladin defeated Troy 85 to 59 to claim the inaugural Louisiana Tournament crown. Led by Hulman with 32 points and Gaw 17, the Indians built a 56-30 halftime edge and rode a balanced attack to victory. Elsberry and St Clair also earned top placements in Saturday action as Van-Far moved to 11-6 on the season.
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Saturday's NHL Scores Mixed From Coast To Coast
St Louis edged Chicago 3 2 while Philadelphia beat Detroit 4 2 Pittsburgh defeated Vancouver 4 3 and Buffalo topped Minnesota 4 3 Montreal downed Boston 4 2 Toronto routed Los Angeles 8 1 East All Stars visit West All Stars in Boston for Tuesday games.
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Ron Remley Named To All Star Team In South Shelby
Ron Remley of Centralia helped his team place third in the South Shelby Tournament and was named to the boys all star team alongside 9 other top players from Cairo Knox County Monroe City Clark County and South Shelby. Knox County won the boys title 70 67 over Cairo. Clark County won the girls title 41 31 over Knox County with South Shelby third and Monroe City fourth. Clark County received the Sportsmanship award.
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Shaw Beats Palmer To Win Bing Crosby Pro Am
Tom Shaw overcame Arnold Palmer's charge to win the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am at Pebble Beach, finishing 278 to Palmer's 280. The 28-year-old Oregonian birdied three straight holes and later benefited from Palmer bogeying on No 4, claiming a $27,000 victory and qualification for 1971 events.
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Bank and Greens Win Games in Mexico Basketball League
Commerce Bank defeated the Jaycees 87 to 54 with Dave Wilkinson scoring 19 for the winners while Fred Hemlin had 23 for the Jaycees. Greens beat the Runt Hogs 64 to 45, Dave Arndt scoring 26 for Greens and Tom Hoer with 16 for the Runt Hogs. Next Sunday at 1 30 Bucks vs Lazy 5 and 2 50 Bull Moose vs Soulsters.
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