Mexico Bulldogs Rally Falls Short Against Fulton
Mexico nearly erased a 13 point deficit in the final period but faltered late as Fulton held on for a 59 58 Mid State Conference win. Horace Blue led Mexico with 12 points including a late drive, while Fulton’s John Galbreath paced the Hornets with 16. Fulton improves to 11 7 4 11 in conference.
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John Galbreath
Jay Pittman
Frank Sidney
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Randy Tate
Robert Vaughn
Albert Chambers
Jefferson City
Centralia Falls Early In Bowling Green Tourney
Centralia Panthers exit early from the Bowling Green Tournament after a 6-48 loss to Clapton in consolation semifinal action. Coach Jim Enlow cites turnovers and cold shooting, noting a 23 of 68 field goal total and only two free throws. Senior Jim Ogle led Centralia with 22 points, while Clapton’s Tim Calicott had 20 as the Hawks reached the final rounds.
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Panthers
Clapton
Centralia
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Enlow
Foward
Jim Ogle
Jeff Sims
Tim Calicott
Hawks
NorCal Stays On Top In L C Race
North Callaway Thunderbirds beat Fayette Falcons 42 431 to stay atop the Lewis and Clark Conference with a 7 1 league mark and 13 3 overall. Will Butler scored 22 for NorCal, while Randy Wilson was out with an ankle sprain.
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T-Birds
Will Butler
Randy Wilson
Kevin Zoroweste
Orville
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Rick Wilson
Vaughn
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Meyer
Mock
Mark Twain Tigers Dominate CCC Showdown With Macon
Mark Twain built a huge scoring night on 87 2 win over Macon in Clarence Cannon Conference action. Guard Joe Riefesel and center Robert Stevenson each scored 23 points while Jeff Graham added 11 as the Tigers stayed 7 1 in CCC and 14 3 overall. Macon dropped to 0 8 and 7 11. The girls fell 40 36 in overtime despite Lori Stout leading Macon with 19. Mark Twain will play Tuesday at Centralia.
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Mark Twain
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Robert Stevenson
Jeff Graham
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Stevenson
Graham
Lori Stout
Ginny Marley
Jackie Claxton
Centralia
Arguello seeks $100,000 for title bid with Hafey
Managua Nicaragua AP Guillermo Arguello father of WBA featherweight champ Alexis Arguello says his son asked 100000 dollars for a proposed title bout with Canadian Art Hafey.
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Guillermo Arguello
World Boxing Association
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Art Hafey
Trojans Bow Out After Close Battles In Philadelphia
Philadelphia Emerson defeats Community R-6 67-56 as the PE girls win 36-22, closing a homecoming sweep. Trojans guard Randy Hoyt scores 27 for R-6, while Don Wiley leads PE with 19. R-6 battles back from a 13 point first half deficit but fouls and free throws decide the outcome.
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Brad Cox
Don Wiley
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P-E
R-G
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Fulton Msd
Montgomery CO
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Freeman
Montgomery
Zumwalt
Coyotes Lose Twice as Marceline Takes S&C Showdowns
Paris Coyotes drop both Lewis and Clark Conference games to Marceline, 71-64 in boys play and 38-36 in girls. Mitch Williams leads boys with 27 points, Annette Ragsdale and Sherry Hagedorn pace girls with 10 each, as Marceline seizes top spot in the standings.
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Mexico Girls Keep Mid-State Crown Despite Ills
The Mexico Bulldog girls clinched their second straight Mid-State Conference title with a 60-11 victory over Waynesville, improving to 13-1 overall and 7-0 in MSC. Tonya Cockrell sparked the bench with 16 points, Ellen Enslen led starters with 14, while Lori Thoenen added 12 as Mexico unleashed a 29-3 halftime lead and relied on a stout defense to limit Waynesville to one field goal.
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Waynesville
Mexico
Bulldogs
Rolla
Tonya Cockrell
Lori Thoenen
Ellen Enslen
MSC
McFarland
Miss Cockrell
Thoenen
Cockrell
Miss Thoenen
Therese Rankin
Miss Enslen
Dianne Young
Patty Fennewald
Atoning
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Angela Kelly
Angela Brokken
Cindy Strouse
Donna Fine
Van-Far
Jim Stanley
Wildcats reach Ft Zumwalt final in tourney clincher
Montgomery Co. R-2 Wildcats beat Ft. Zumwalt 67-63 to reach the Ft Zumwalt tournament final. Trailing 32-24 at halftime they outscored the Panthers 43-27 in the second half led by Charlie Penn who finished with 33 points, 24 rebounds and eight blocks. Montgomery will face Wright City at 9 p.m. for the title.
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Ft. Zumwalt
A-2
Bill Ballew
Panthers
Montgomery
Charlie Penn
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