Unclear Sports Scores From A Confusing OCR Page
A jumble of names, teams, and partial scores from college basketball appears, listing Missouri Valley and various pairings. The legible items show Louisville 74 over St. Louis U 53 and other scattered results such as Wichita State vs West Texas and Evangel vs Bethel, but most lines are garbled.
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Mexico Matmen Do All They Can In MSC
Mexico Bulldogs close MSC season with a 33-9 win over Waynesville to take 2nd in the conference behind Fulton. Standouts include Tom Clark 12-7, Scott Irvin 7-0, and Jeff Hotep with a pin in heavyweight. Junior varsity and ninth grade debuts noted. seniors return to Hannibal next Tuesday.
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Variety Bulldogs
Fulton
Hellas
Bulldogs
Bob Gooch
Tom Clark
Scott Irvin
Doug Wells
Charlie Barnett
Don Eckman
Bill Rankin
Barry Nordwald
Paul Janke
Jeff Hotep
Bruce Marshall
Andy Marty
David Lee
Alan Kimber
Rick Kemp
Bill Smith
Allan Stuart
Mike Snell
Boba
Ron Hake
Ken Grath
Jeff Dutbert
Luke Lukacs
Gerald Nix
Mark Lunceford
Terry Blackwell
Tim Pierson
Duane Smith
Larry Clark
Brian Snel
Je S Walker
Regan Fuhrer
Pete Sherrit
Garry Nordwald
John Herman
Allen Tarrants
Jett Hotep
Jesse Tanner
Garver Refuses To Turn Back Clock In Nostalgia Award
Ned Garver, once the Browns' top earner at 25000, recalls his 1951 20 win season and a neck injury that shortened his career. The Ney, Ohio native pitched 14 AL seasons totaling 129 wins, later reflecting on camaraderie, modern salaries, and players’ broader paths after baseball.
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Chicago White Sox
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Sherm Lollar
Scoring Blitz Highlights Saturday NBA Results
National Basketball Association results roll in with Cleveland topping Milwaukee 130 116 and Kansas City beating Buffalo 132 104. Philadelphia 109 Bastion 94 and New Orleans 118 Golden State 100 also noted along with Chicago Washington and New York matches.
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Allen Wins Most Awards At Mexico Bassmasters Banquet
Walt Allen of Mexico won most awards at the Mexico Bassmasters banquet. Allen earned Bassmaster of the Year, most lunkers of the year, and largest Junker. Rick Tremblay of Thorp son was runner-up Bassmaster of the Year. New officers were named for two years including Tom Hawks and Jim Faughn.
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Jim Faughn
Shelby Blumholt
Brad Moore
Konrad Charles
Walt Allen
Mexico
Rick Tremblay
Thorpson
Jim Clay
Pete Castenada
Thompson
Mexico Matadors Sweep Montgomery R-2 Wrestling Meet
Mexico junior high Matadors dominated the Montgomery R-2 tournament finishing first in both divisions. They claimed five division titles with two grade levels scoring top marks and multiple wrestlers earning individual titles from 69 to 149 pounds as Moberly and Montgomery trailed.
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Mexico
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Moberly
Montgomery
Rick Shaw
Bryan Davis
John Boyce
Marvin Blue
Tim Janke
Rick Patrick
Mike Woods
Eric Finley
Terence Gardner
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Jel Lierheimer
David Kramer
Jim Morgan
Eric Fountain
Darrell Pollard
Charles Holden
Danny Lee
Chuck Archer
Greg Irvin
John Groves
Kirk Kimbel
George Sheets
One Winner For Monty In Montgomery Co Tourney
The Montgomery Co second track junior high wrestling meet produced a single individual champion in the eighth grade 180-139 class as Ted Colbert went 2-0. Mexico led with 125 points and five firsts, followed by Fulton, Moberly, and Montgomery in the top team standings.
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