Centralia tops Macon 85 59 in conference win
Centralia Panthers defeated Macon 85 to 59 to improve to 12 9 overall and 2 1 in conference play. Rom Remiley scored 14 with 13 rebounds, Gary Burnett 15 points 11 rebounds, and Steve Wieschhaus 14 as Centralia used height advantage and balanced scoring to pull away.
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Steve Wieschhaus
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Bob Wheeling
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South Shelby
Hallsville tops MMA 57 to 46 in gym battle
Hallsville High defeated Missouri Military Academy 57 46 as MMA trailed 25 21 at halftime then evened in the third. Hallsville led by Jim George with 21 points and Robert Ravencroft 15. MMA’s Bob Keagle had 16, Paul Webb and Justin Hodges 14 apiece. MMA shot 47 percent. Colonels drew 13 fouls, a season low.
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Bulldogs Defeat Hickman 62 39 at Mexico courtwarming night
Mexico Bulldogs beat Hickman Kewpies 62 to 39 in a festive home game marking Wayne Kindig Day. Williams 20, Thoenen 14, Campbell 12 lead Mexico as Parker Hedrick score 10 for Hickman. JV drops 35-32.
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Wildcats Fall to Bowling Green in tournament semifinal
Bowling Green, seeded second, edged Montgomery County 68 to 59 as Wellsville defeated Elsberry 44 to 41 to set up tonight’s consolation and third place games. Keith Thomas sparked Wellsville with clutch plays and Terry Harrington added 12 points. Top Bowling Green scorers included Leroy McPike 20 and Roger McPike 14 while Montgomery’s Tony Marteen poured in 27.
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Trojans Lose In Tournament To Chamois
The Community R-6 Trojans fell 51 to 41 to Chamois in the South Callaway Invitational, dropping to eighth place. Coach Bob Mindlin blamed poor 25 percent field goal shooting but praised effort and noted tiredness from three tourney games. Greg Cox led with 17 points. Seifert had 20 for Chamois. The Trojans next face North Callaway in a Tuesday varsity tilt.
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Kyle Pound
Kevin Wenzel
Bill Lower
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Freshmen Lose To Jays In Columbia Tourney
Mexico Bulldog freshmen fell 50-43 to the Jefferson City Jays in the Columbia Optimist Tournament losing the consolation bid. Mexico led 26-18 at halftime and 37-36 in the third before a 14-6 final period run by Jefferson City.
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Soutar advances to finals in Greater Los Angeles Open bowling
Dave Soutar of Gilroy California moved into today's finals at Arcadia with a 253 pin edge after winning 13 of 16 match games. Dick Ruger of Hartford Wisconsin trails in the $50,000 event.
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Coyotes Defeat Monroe City 63 44 In Conference Win
Paris Coyotes’ stiff defense and rebounding pace a 63 44 win over Monroe City. Ed Threlkeld led with 24 points and Ron Dunkle added 13 with 17 rebounds as Paris built an 18 6 first quarter lead and held Monroe City to 14 by halftime. Monroes City was led by Cliff Seward with 11 and Phil Adam with 10.
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Cliff Seward
Phil Adam
Doug Delaney
Jeff Boyer
Rick Adams
Palmyra
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Harrison
Blues Acquire Fran Huck From Canadiens
The St. Louis Blues obtained center Fran Huck from the Montreal Canadiens for a second round draft pick and an undisclosed cash sum. The move was announced in St Louis and noted by AP on Saturday January 30, 1971.
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George Crumbley
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High School Cage Scores Roster of District Games
Cairo defeated Higbee 110 to 61 and Bevier beat North Shelby 64 to 49. Mexico 62 defeated Columbia Hickman 39. Fayette 69 edged Glasgow 68. Centralia 85 beat Macon 59. Kirksville 66 defeated Brookfield 60. Keytesville 71 beat Madison 64. Salisbury 69 defeated St. Joseph 95. Hallsville 57 beat Missouri Military Academy 46. Knox County 81 overwhelmed South Shelby 4. South Callaway Tournament champs Community 8 4 defeated Blair Oaks 63. Milan Tournament Green City 56 lost to Grundy County 54. Bowling Green Tournament Bowling Green 59 over Montgomery City 58. Wellsville 44 beat Elsberry 41. LaPlata Tournament Queen City 55 over Sturgeon 47.
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Hickman
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Wellsville
Elsberry
LaPlata
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Sturgeon
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