Mexico Girls Complete Busy Successful Day
Mexico high school girls basketball had a busy day as they were seeded third in the Class 34 regional tournament and later posted a 49-37 victory to finish a tripleheader sweep over Rolla. The Bulldogs earned a first round bye and will meet Marshall or Jefferson City Helias on a February 7 to 11 regional schedule.
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Seziva Bulldog
Rolla
Mexico
Boonville
Hannibal
Bulldogs
Marshall
Jefferson City Helias
Ing Lori Johnson
Susan Maupin
Kathy Belche
Liz Hill
Tammy Robley
Diane Johnson
Teresa Fine
Vernitta Barnes
Regina Spangler
Holly Austin
Beverly Spangler
Bulldog
Community
Van-Far Retains Crown In Narrow Win At Montgomery Co
Van-Far Indians rally to defeat Montgomery Co R-2 33-29 on the road to defend their East Missouri Conference girls title. Joni Williams led with 10 points in the first half. Lori Clithero added key late free throws. Montgomery’s Pat Bakers topped with 10 points.
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Warrenton
Van-Far Indians
Indians
Montgomery Co
R-2
Van-Far
Wildcats
Montgomery
Lori
Clithero
Joni Williams
Donna Orr
Pat Bakers
Donna Camp
Bowling Green
Troy
Clapton
Elsberry
Missouri women edge Kansas for third in Big Eight
In Boulder Missouri defeated Kansas 81 to 75 to take third in the Big Eight women’s tournament. Freshman Cindy Kiser scored 2 points, Nancy Rutter 18, Sharon Farrah 16 with nine rebounds, while Kansas top scorers were Adrean Mitchell 31 and Cheryl Burnett 16. Farrah iced the win with two free throws and Kiser’s late steal.
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Boulder
Colo
Missouri
Kansas
Cindy Kiser
Tiger
Nancy Rutter
Sharon Farrah
The
Tigers
Farrah
Kiser
Adrean Mitchell
Cheryl Burnett
Late Burst Beats Blues in Capitals Comeback
SANDOVER Md AP Coach Tom McVie of the Washington Capitals says no new strategy was used as the team rallied from a listless two periods to beat the St. Louis Blues 6 3. Washington scored three goals in 42 seconds late in the third, a club record for fastest trio, and added one more in the final period. Gerry Meehan led Washington with one goal and two assists.
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Sandover, Md
Tom McVie
Washington Capitals
National Hockey League
Capitals
St. Louis Blues
McVie
Washington
Gerry Meehan
Moberly
Craig Mattox
Spartan
Miller
Mexico
Mattox
Linnemeyer
Woody Warren
Tony Logan
Prep Basketball Saturday Results EMO Girls Tournament
Louisiana tops Pleasant Hill 58 50 to finish first in round robin with St. Thomas Seminary second Louisiana led by key scoring as Pleasant Hill fell early. In Palmyra tournament Canton beat Hannibal 34 31 and Monroe City defeated Canton 78 51 in boys showdowns Highland beat Palmyra 52 38 for girls title Palmyra 57 Monroe City ???
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Pleasant Hill
St. Thomas Seminary
Silex
Louisiana
Pleasant Hil
St. Thomas
Palmyra
Canton
Hannibal
Monroe City
Highland
Marlon Co
Mexico Bulldogs edges Moberly in overtime thriller
In a hard fought overtime victory the Mexico Bulldogs beat Moberly 66 65 as Ronnie Miller was ejected early. Jamie Williams and Dan Turner led scoring with Sidney adding 19 and Wisdom pacing Moberly with 27. Mexico improves to 9 6 and hosts Fulton next in MSC action.
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Moberly
Druthers
Mexico
Dwight Linnemeyer
Ronnie Miller
Linnemyer
Bruthers
Miller
Spartans
Bulldogs
Jamie Williams
Linnemeyer
Jamie
Williams
Frank
Sidney
Tom
Spurrier
Wildcats Tie Big Eight Lead With Kansas Victory
Kansas State defeats Kansas 60 65 to pull even with Missouri atop the Big Eight standings. Freshman Curtis Redding nets 27 points as high school phenom Albert King visits Manhattan and eyes future college choices. Missouri beats Nebraska 76 63, Oklahoma edges Colorado 62 55, Iowa State crushes Oklahoma State 62 36. Schedule notes include Kansas State Oklahoma and other conference games.
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Kansas City
Hollywood
Kansas State
Wildcats
Kansas
Missouri
Manhattan
Albert King
State
Brooklyn
Redding
Curtis
King
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Colorado
Iowa State
Dean Athoff
Oklahoma State
Ft. Hamilton High School
Julius Irving
Ucla
Maryland
Tigers
Kim Anderson
UCLA Gains Split In Notre Dame Series Comeback Win
UCLA, ranked 10th, rallied to beat Notre Dame 70-65 in South Bend to split the annual home-and-home series for the fourth straight year. Notre Dame coach Digger Phelps called UCLA a class program after the loss, while UCLA coach Gene Bartow called it his biggest win since arriving in Westwood. The piece also notes Saturday upsets including Cincinnati, Alabama, North Carolina, Michigan, Kentucky, Nevada-Las Vegas, and Marquette.
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Ken Rappoport
Digger Phelps
Notre Dame
UCLA
Bruins
Los Angeles
Phelps
South Bend
Ind
Gene Bartow
Bartow
Cincinnati
Tulane
Alabama
Tennessee
North Carolina
Maryland
Michigan
Illinois
Kentucky
LSU
Nevada
Las Vegas
Pepperdine
Marquette
Xavier
Ohio
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Lynn Johnson
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Jones
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Tray
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Dan Turner
Bill Reid
Bill Trenago
Steve Wisdom
Mike Hudson
Turner
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Richard Sidney
Kevin DeBondt
Brent Briscoe
Terry Smith
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Vandalin
Zenith Traction
Zenith
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Riley Tire Center
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