Bulldogs Lose Momentum With 97 62 Defeat At Hannibal
Mexico Bulldogs fall 97 62 to Hannibal after a low 31 percent shooting night and 24 turnovers. Lars Spurrier and Jamie Williams lead Mexico's scoring, while Hannibal's front line and free throws sealed the outcome. JV routs Hannibal 68 44. next host Waynesville Friday.
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Wellsville Wins Tough OT Consolo In Bowling Green Tourney
Wellsville-Middletown A-1 Tigers defeated Elsberry 72 66 in overtime to claim consolation honors at the Bowling Green Tournament. Senior guard Luke Briscoe led with 13 points in the fourth and overtime, aided by Eckler 15 and Harrington 14. Briscoe and Gander sparked late rally as Wellsville improved to 4 10 and prepared for East Missouri Conference action at Montgomery Co R 2.
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Missouri Tigers top Cyclones in Big Eight showdown
Missouri coach Norm Stewart says his team can play with anybody after a 89 to 78 win over Iowa State. Kim Anderson led with 28 points as Missouri improved to 16-3, with Anderson, Kennedy, Sims, and Clabon providing scoring support and steady defense to hold the Cyclones late.
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Moberly Spartans Fall On Road To Burlington Blackhawks
Moberly Junior College suffered its 10th loss in 11 away games as Burlington Blackhawks beat them 91-58. Andy Lowe led Moberly with 20 points but scored only once after halftime while Burlington surged to a 40-26 halftime lead and dominated the second half.
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UCLA Bruins Return To Omni In Atlanta After Big Win
UCLA, ranked eighth, crushed Tennessee 103-69 at the Atlanta Omni, led by Roy Hamilton with 30 points and Marques Johnson with 24. The Bruins secured a high-visibility win ahead of NCAA semifinals, while Tennessee’s Bernard King scored 31 before fouling out.
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Bretts Loyalty Stands By Royals In Free Agent Talks
Kansas City star George Brett, 23 in 1978 leading the AL with a .333 average and 215 hits, says loyalty counts. He has severed ties with agent Jerry Kapatein while negotiating a 4 to 6 year Royals deal amid signs fellow Royals Mark Littell and Hal McRae expect new contracts. He questions Reggie Jacksons reported 2.3 million Yankees deal, arguing value vs. showmanship.
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Mexico Girls Set To Challenge Van-Far Tonight
Mexico high school girls basketball faces Van-Far in a non league game at Van-Far to end the week. The Bulldogs seek their first win over the Indians after two losses, while Mexico carries a 12-4 record and sits atop the Mid-State Conference. Other week events include local junior high games, varsity clashes with Waynesville, and district wrestling in Columbia.
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Hartman Gripes at Referees After Narrow Loss
Kansas State coach Jack Hartman fumed over a late loose ball foul he says should have been on Cary Carrabine of Oklahoma. Dave Bliss supports some calls but notes a few questionables as Oklahoma beats Kansas State 64 63 to move to 2nd in the Big Eight. Kansas 79 Colorado 70 and Nebraska 66 Oklahoma State 54 highlight other action. John Douglas led Kansas with 21 points.
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