Mexico Bulldogs thump Spartans as DeBondt nets 38
Mexico Center headlines a 91-76 victory over the Moberly Spartans. Dennis DeBondt scores 38 and grabs 20 rebounds, with Jim Remple adding 31 for Moberly. Mexico improves to 7-10 as coach Bob Ligon lauds interior play and pace.
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Panthers Rally Behind Waisner In Palmyra Invite Win
Centralia Panthers edge South Shelby 69 63 to claim consolation title as forward Kirk Waisner returns from knee injury scoring 19 points in 16 minutes. Coach Jim Enlow notes improvement with five conference games left and a regional on the horizon.
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UCLA 14-Point Favorite In Third Game Of Year
UCLA meets Notre Dame in the third annual Game of the Year as coach John Wooden emphasizes the next big test is the upcoming Pacific 8 clash with USC. UCLA, 14-1, hosts 12-0 Notre Dame after a 96-54 win over Santa Clara, extending a long home winning streak to 59.
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Hardin Matmen Take Third in Brookfield Tournament
Hardin Junior High wrestlers finished third at the Brookfield event, with three thirds, one second and one first place. Regan Fuhrer won at 135, Rick Kemp was runner-up at 112, and Don Eckman, Alan Kimbel, and Chris Polacek also placed. Mexico teammates collected multiple top finishes across weight classes as Carrollton led, Brookfield second.
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Tigers Rally For Overtime Win In Invitational Final
Bowling Green hosts Wellsville in the Bowling Green Invitational championship at 9 30 p m tonight. Wellsville seeks a third straight win after two close losses to Bowling Green earlier this season as the Tigers look to break a recent trend and prove their mettle.
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Indians Win Consolation Clash At Bowling Green Tourney
Van-Far Indians rally in the second half to beat New Haven 63 56 in the Bowling Green Tournament consolation bracket. Kevin Cockrell scores 17 in the final 20 minutes as Van-Far ends a three game skid and eyes a 6 p m consolation final against Louisiana.
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Padres Sold To Ray A Kroe In San Diego Deal
San Diego Padres sold to 71 year old Chicago multimillionaire Ray A Kroe for about $12 million with National League approval ensuring Stay in San Diego. Miami Dolphins traded quarterback Joe Theismann rights for Redskins first round pick in 1976 draft as part of Friday sports brief. Wellsville Tigers rally ends with Kemp scoring eight in final period. Briscoe totals 24.
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Wildcats Begin Right On Schedule in EMO Clash
The Montgomery County Wildcats, with one returning starter, edged Clopton 52 to 50 on a last second shot by Al Flyingcloud. Montgomery rose to 10-5, staying in EMO race as Gregory and Lewis led Clapton with 15 and 14 points respectively while injuries and fouls marked a tight, defensive contest. Next action is Tuesday at Wellsville. Clapton won the jayvee 51-42 led by Eric Salmon with 25.
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Prep Scores From AP District Meet League Play
Scores from multiple Missouri prep basketball games include Waynesville 5 Fulton 5 and Columbia Hickman 51 Jeffer son City 47. Other results feature Braymer 71 Lawson 67, Cameron Stathany a4 Norborne Al, Polo 16 two overtimes Cole Camp 40 Northwest 34, Osceola 73 Lowry City 4, Hamilton 56 Grant City 43, Orrick 64 Breckenridge 5, Rock Bridge 70 Lenanon 5a overtime, Monett 68 Mount Vernon 56, Versailles 66 California 54, Boonville 45, Palmyra Tourney Centratia 9 South Snetoy 93, Palmyra 39, South Callaway Meet Higgingvalle 59 New Bloomfield 59, South Callaway 38 consolation Chillicothe Tourney, Marshall Hannibal 92 Kitapsile 78, Trenton 62 Gent Thier.
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College Scores From Friday's Basketball Action
East matchup William Penn 47 Dubuque 46 Colby 75 Coast Guard four Belmont Abbey 71 Buffalo St 67 in overtime Randolph Macon 71 Baltimore Loyola 63 South Lambuth 104 Millsaps 6 Delta St 6 Livingston 43 NW La 72 Miss Col 69 Midwest North Dakota St 63 North Iowa 45 Monmouth Ill Carleton 46 Reno Northern SD St 82 Dakota St 6 Southwest New Mexico 91 Wyoming 64 Texas El Paso 53 Colorado St 62 Far West Arizona 69 Brigham Young 53 Colorado 80 New Mexico 4 Stanford 108 Denver 62 UCLA 63 Santa Clara 4 Pac Coast Oregon 66 Lewis Clark 5 Fullerton St 85 San Diego 68 Alaska 78 Chico St 76
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