Big road trip begins for Missouri Tigers with Eberhard
Missouri relies on 6-8 forward Al Eberhard as it starts a three game road swing. He averages 15.5 points and 8.1 rebounds, led by perseverance through injuries after five operations. Coach Norm Stewart lauds his maturity and hard play as the Tigers face Nebraska, Oklahoma State, and Oklahoma.
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Sports Roundup ENHL Hockey Results and Scores
Roundup of Wednesday games across ENHL hockey and college basketball. Notable NHL: Toronto 4 New York Rangers 4 Calgary? Chicago 7 St Louis 7 Los Angeles 5. College basketball highlights include Penn 57 LaSalle 45 Providence 9 Massachusetts 78 St Bonaventure 68 Seton Hall 66 Bradley 66 Wis Green Bay 60 Texas 85 Pan American 82 Santa Clara 82 Pacific 76.
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Richmond
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Holy Cross
Buffalo
Cornell
Fairfield
Boston College
Morehead
Marshall
Fordham
Army
St. Joseph’s
Georgetown
Wednesday Morning Bowling Scores From Mexico
Readable scores show multiple teams and players with tallies and highs. Rosie Barrett leads high marks among women with 202 and 514 for two events, while David Gentry and Roe Ann Groves top male and mixed events with 226 and 421 respectively. Team highs include High Hopes and Roadrunners with 686 plus and 53 percent.
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tYoung's
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Panthers Finish 3rd in Hardin Junior High Tourney
Centralia Panthers won two consolation round games to finish third, beating Van-Far 26-15 and St. Brendan 53-41 as Hardin Junior High hosts finals actions. Seventh grader Jay Wright led Centralia with 10 points in a 10-0 seventh grade win over Van-Far.
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Robert Steiner
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St. Brendan's Fighting Irish
Tom Spurrier
Clemente Fund Nears 350000 in Donations
Pittsburgh AP report describes pennies poems and pictures sent to the Pirates memory of Roberto Clemente. Donors include a Kingston R I housewife giving 1 and a range from six pennies to 100000. Contributions have come from all states plus Puerto Rico Germany England and Ireland. Nearly 350000 received since the December 31 plane crash killed Clemente and four others.
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Top scorer Fly Williams draws crowds at Austin Peay
James Williams known as Fly dominates college basketball attendance as Austin Peay hosts North Carolina Charlotte in a 85-76 win. Williams scores 38 points, boosting season average to 33 per game and energizing a packed 2,305-seat gym plus overflow into the cafeteria.
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Associated Press
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Rangers Beat Bruins 4 2 to Extend unbeaten streak
New York Rangers captain Vic Hadfield hailed a perfect game as the Rangers defeated Boston 4-2. Jean Ratelle gave NY an early lead, Brad Park and Bill Fairbairn scored in quick succession, and Walt Tkaczuk iced the win with an empty-net goal. The victory left the Rangers four points ahead in the East Division while Montreal topped the Islanders. In-St. Louis, Floyd Thomson and Mike Murphy paced a 7-5 win over the Los Angeles Kings, moving the Blues within four of LA after rallying from an early 2-0 deficit. Thomson notched two late goals to seal the game. In Moberly, Commerce Bankers rallied from 14 down to beat the Moberly Prison League 88-44, led by Mert Bancroft with 24 points.
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Associated Press
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New York Rangers
Rangers
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National Hockey League
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Johnny Bucyk
Bruins
New York
Brad Park
Bill Fairbairn
Wayne Cashman
Walt Tkaczuk
Hadfield
Montreal
Islanders
Mike Murphy
Floyd Thomson
St. Louis Blues
Los Angeles Kings
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Kings
Harry Howell
Bob Berry
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Thomson
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Big Red Here Friday Autograph Session Planned
Ticket sales rise for the Big Red basketball game at 7 30 p m Friday in the Mexico High gym A St Louis Cardinals football team will face a Commerce Bankers and MHS faculty squad in a booster club benefit The autograph session after the game lets Cardinals players meet fans Tickets cost 150 in advance or 200 at the door Read more on the Big Red 1972 season with 121 88 67 and list of current players and possible guest stars.
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Cardinals
Big Red
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Tim van Galder
Roger Webb
Jim Bakken
Bob Rowe
Jim Hart
Jon Yankowski
John Roland
Walker Gillette
Craig Baynham
Wayne Mulligan
Larry Wilson
Ernie McMillan
Larry Stallings
Rams Owner Puts Coach On Spot
Rams owner Carroll Rosenbloom fires coach Tommy Prothro and names Chuck Knox as head coach. Knox aims for immediate improvement while Rosenbloom cites belief the team should have reached the Super Bowl. Gabriel's future as quarterback is unsettled, with plans for at least two signal callers and pursuit of a proven backup. Prothro expresses surprise at his dismissal. Rams finished 6-7-1 in 1972.
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Carroll Rosenbloom
Chuck Knox
Roman Gabriel
Los Angeles Rams
Rosenbloom
Tommy Prothro
Knox
Detroit Lions
New York Jets
Rams
Prothro
Gabriel
OU's Fairbanks Reported In With Patriots
Boston AP report says Chuck Fairbanks, Oklahoma head football coach, has accepted a job with the New England Patriots. The broadcast did not state if he would be head coach or general manager. Patriots officials and Fairbanks were unavailable for comment.
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New England Patriots
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Sophomore Tourney Seedings Stir Hannibal Prep
Eight area sophomore teams enter the Hannibal Sophomore Basketball Tournament with Troy seeded first, Montgomery R-2 second, Mexico third, Hannibal fourth. Other entrants include Bowling Green, Clapton, Moberly, and Monroe City. Tournament opens Monday with all games. semi finals set for Jan. 31 and finals February 3. Clopton defends title.
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Mexico
Bowling Green
Clapton
Moberly
Monroerty
Clopton
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