Lost Weekend For Bulldogs at Jefferson City
Mexico fell 65-62 to Jefferson City Jays, dropping to 10-8 after a 72-69 loss to Fulton. Lewis Moore and Bob Cheatum led Mexico with 21 and 20 points respectively, as Jim Humphreys and Mike Pannell provided added scoring for the Jays. Coach Bob Ligon shuffled the lineup late, but Mexico’s late push fell short despite a three-point play by Cheatum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Jefferson City
Richard Vance
Bulldogs
Jefferson City Jays
Fulton
Steve Newman
Jays
Newman
Lewis Moore
Bob Cheatum
Moore
At&t
Cheatum
Jim Humphreys
Mike Pannell
Humphreys
Pannell
Bob Bastian
Bob Ligon
Joe Long
Craig Barnes
Dennis DeBondt
Mike Stubblefield
Long
Ligon
Columbia
Mike Long
Mike Dennis
Don Dempski
Bastian
Drpondt
Stubblatfield
Chealun
Lang Recoh
Jett
City
FGF
Payne A
Allace
Galdammer
Rush
Marcantana
Rorals
Jett City
Piner
Rennis
Lang
Potlebaum
Jen City
Smith
Val
Horidon
Pleasure
Hardy
Higehyerger
Sanders
Jeti City
Mexico Junior High Wrestlers Dominate Moberly Invite
Mexico junior high wrestling team entered 21 competitors at the Moberly Invitational and secured 15 medals. First place winners included Terry Biggers, Steve Westbay, Jay Loyd, Paul Janke, and James Johnson as Mexico (A) led with 123 points over Moberly (A) 72 and Brookfield (A) 71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly
Mexico
Brookfield
Carrollton
Terry Biggers
Steve Westbay
Jay Loyd
Paul Janke
James Johnson
Art Seals
Ray Heaton
Marceline
Reggan Fubrer
Steve Westhay
Gary Biggers
Jett Holap
Chris Kramer
Paul Janko
Ul—James Johnson
Kemp Faces Wellsville To 3rd Win
Archie Kemp led Wellsville with 20 points in a 60-48 win over Warrenton as Kemp's best game of the year sparked the Tigers. Dean Wille and Keith Thomas added interior help to preserve roughly a ten point lead. Wellsville drew foul trouble, hitting only six of fourteen free throws in the fourth. Warrenton JV beat Wellsville 56-45 with Joe Houston scoring 17 for the Tigers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenton
Archie Kemp
Wellsville
Tigers
Kemp
Dean Wille
Keith Thomas
Joe Houston
Kings trade Paul Curtis for Frank St. Marseille
The Los Angeles Kings traded defenseman Paul Curtis to the St. Louis Blues for forward Frank St. Marseille in an even-up NHL swap. St. Marseille, 33, from Leamack Ont., has seven goals and 18 assists for the Blues this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Kings
Paul Curtis
St. Louis Blues
Frank St. Marseille
National Hockey League
Marseille
Leyack
Ont
Blues
College Basketball Roundup From East to West
A sprawling sports roundup lists numerous college and pro scores across the nation. East Lafayette edged Rutgers 94 92 while Syracuse topped Carnell 98 58. Villanova beat St John’s NY 93. Holy Cross 106 topped Georgeto 100. Connecticut 74 beat Rhode Island 73. Penn 52 defeated Manhattan 5. several other games feature Duke LSU Oklahoma Texas and Kansas in varied results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lafayette
Rutgers
Syracuse
Carnell
West Virginia
Villanova
St.John's
Temple
Boston U
Bartmouth
Long Island
Hardin Junior High Tourney Opens With Local Showdowns
The seventh annual Hardin Junior High Basketball Tournament starts with two local openers at 6 30 p m Fulton vs Van Far in seventh grade and St Brendan vs Hardin in eighth grade. Tuesday features Centralia and Hardin seventh graders at 6 30 p m with Fulton and Centralia eighth graders at 8 p m. Third place games are Wednesday and championship Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin
Fulton
Van-Far
At & P.m. St. Brendan
Centralia
Chamblonanty
Mexico Bulldogs wrestle to fourth in quad at MHS gym
Mexico finishes fourth at a quad tournament with Columbia first, Marshall second, Moberly third. Randy Ezell earns a perfect 3-0 record with a first place in unlimited weight class. Bulldogs record one first and two second places amid a string of bright spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulldogs
MHS
Columbia
Marshall
Moberly
Mexico
Randy Ezell
Mexico Bulldogs Wrestle At Quad Meet In Texas
Bill Wilkerson and Ben Given both finish 2-1 for second in 185 and 167 divisions respectively. Rich Lovell, Dennis Andell, Mike Miller, Ron Snell and Russ Haerer win other Mexico bouts. Wayne Terpstra goes 2-0 for a first in 145 with team travel to Hannibal for 6:39 p.m. A and B matches. Mexico ninth and tenth graders place third at Moberly. team totals list Marshall, Moberly, Mexico, Brookfield and Kirksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Wilkerson
Ben Given
Mexico
Rich Lovell
Dennis Andell
Mike Miller
Ron Snell
Russ Haerer
Bulldogs
Hannibal
Marshall
Moberly
Brookfield
Kirksville
Wayne Terpstra
Andy Boyd
Doug Thomas
Danny Sells
Mark Denham
Ron Cash
LPM
Ike Miller
John Smith
Benny Noel
Mob
George Blearard
Mar
Ron Soll
Dennis Fishgrace
Rob Rinne
Mars
Jerry Swartz
Maoh
Defaul
Russ Haover
Martin Stone
Byron Watles
Chuck Martin
Ben Giver
Hick Davidson
Randy Davis
Tim Schwartz
Gill Wilkirson
Mark Tapley
Steve Asbury
Greg Kempt
Ul-Randy Ezett
Unitas Traded From Colts To Chargers
Baltimore trades legendary quarterback John Unitas to the San Diego Chargers for future considerations. Chargers assume his contract. Colts pay future obligations. Rumors linked John Hadl to Baltimore or LA in a potential three way deal. Unitas ends an 18 season career with the Colts, setting passing records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
John Unitas
Baltimore Colts
San Diego Chargers
Colt
Joe Thomas
Colts
Los Angeles Rams
Unitas
University of Louisville
NFL
Thomas
Marty Domres
Commerce Bankers Stay Unbeaten
The Commerce Bankers remained undefeated at 5-0 after a 77 to 40 win over Southwestern Bell. Mert Bancroft led the Bankers with 24 points while Larry Sander had 17 for SW Bell. The Gladiators beat the Stars 72 to 37 as Clarence Bradshaw scored 24 for the Gladiators. Next Sunday the Stars meet SW Bell at 1:30 p.m. and the Bankers face the Gladiators at 2:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Bankers
Adult Recreation
Bankers
Southwestern Bell
Mert Bancroft
Larry Sander
SW Bell
Gladiators
Stars
Clarence Bradshaw
Julian Beever
Cowboys retire Dan Reeves as player coach
Dan Reeves, fifth on the Cowboys all time money list, retires from his player coach role with the Dallas Cowboys. UCLA Bruins beat Providence Friars 101 77 to halt USF’s 59 game NCAA streak attempt and near its record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dallas
Dan Reeves
Dallas Cowboys
Los Angeles
Bruins
UCLA
University of San Francisco
Providence Friars
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Dennis Jays
Guy Rush
Ken Payne
DeBondt
Ledger
Dan
Junior High
Matmen
Charles Barnett
Tom Wyatt
Terry Woodrutt
Brian Snell
Donnell Belcher
Tim Wyatt
Tomas
Wille
van Buren
St. Marseille
Vermont
Maine
Penn
Manhattan
Maryland
Wavy
NC State
Clemson
Vanderbilt
Miss St
Carolina
Duke
Tousiana
la Tech
LSU
New Orleans
Tul
Georgia
Jacksonvill
Florida
Tennessee
Kentucky
Alabama
Auburn
Old Dominion
Washing
Lee
Unc-Charlotte
Furman
M Marquetin
Missoury
Wisconsin
Ohio
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Wacmta
Cianel
Idwests
Kansa
Denes
San Diego
Smiail College Gasketball
Missouri
Tin Dinwi
Count Anvante Wossuur
Rolla
Baker
Central Methodist
Westminster
Principia
Jos Angeles
Cleveland
Houston
Ottawa
Milwaukee
Golden State
Boston
Buffalo
New York
Kansas
NHL
Hockey East
Montreal
NY Ranger
Safari
Buffalo Nave
Detroit Toronto
Vanevr
NY Island
West Chicago
Minn
Atlanta
la Philadel
Pitts
Louis
NBA
Buttalaoa
Philadelpha Qa
Miwaukee
Chicago Aly
Omaha
Ry Berar
Aoe
Los Angeles Golden State
Phoeny
Seattle
Portland
Detroit
Chicago
Phoenix
Philadelphia
ABA
Carolina Jo
Kentucky Az
Virgina
Quebec
West Philadel
Utah i
Indiana
Denver
Winnipeg
Munn
Caralina
Ballas
Alberta
Virginia
Memphis
Houston Philadelpna
Minnesota
Dades
Brega
Mexico Bulldogs
Dennis Pallard
Jaurtedt
Jon Dudy
Fred Kennedy
Rodney Dennis
Rich Lavell
Jim Cooksey
Maui
Craig Martin
Steve Burks
Mart
Jove Frey
Roger Giles
Mary
Gabby Briscoe
Mark Williams
Chuck Mason
Stan Nichols
Jasper Collins
Mare Roberts
Bang Thomas
Wisyne Terpstra
Terry Hagedorn
Larry Peak
IHS
Mark Banham
UL Run Cash
Dennis Pollard
MIHS
Dennis
Edge Pollard
Merico
Chargers
Ah Sad
Phil
South
Cental Missouri Polled Hereford Breeder's Association
Lawrence Kenn, Jr
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!