Mexico Bulldogs Triumph Over Moberly Spartans In Subregional Clash
Mexico Bulldogs outmaneuvered Moberly Spartans 74 62 in a first round sub regional game. Key players include Bruce Moore and Dennis White for Mexico and Robin Lewis for Moberly. Mexico advances to face Hannibal in the subregional final after staging a late third quarter surge and strong guard play.
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Hannibal
Moberly
Spartans
Denny Foster
Mexico Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Pirates
Kirksville
Lyndell Williams
Mike Best
Mark Welch
Jefferson City
Hickman
Jeff City
Mexico
Lynn Cundiff
Cundiff
Jack Dennis
Kevin Kehoe
Bulldog
Dennis
Bruce Moore
Dennis White
Bob Bastian
Foster
Robin Lewis
White
Bastian
Craig Barnes
Lewis Moore
Mike Stubblefield
Best
Welch
Barnes
Joe Long
F Wolf
Moore
Ross
Lucas
G Dennis
Winkler
L.moore
Morris
Reeob
Lewis
Grave
Poll Shows Pro Football as No 1 Pastime
NEW YORK AP Pro football has surged past baseball as America's national pastime though baseball's World Series remains the top sports event, in a special AP poll of 727 voters. Football led as favorite sport with 474 votes, baseball 223, and the World Series topped events with 414 votes. The survey also notes pace issues and potential rule tweaks to speed games and boost interest.
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New York
America
Associated Press
Ken Booth
Keel
Shreveport
John Steadman
Baltimore News-American
Harris
National Football League
Bowie Kuhn
Louis Harris
NFL
Hartis
Sagnes
Bill Robinson
Evening Independent
St. Petersburg
Fla
Dan Hoyt
Springfield
Ohio
Sun
Regional High School Scoreboard Near Kirksville to Franklin
Regional scoreboard lists dozens of high school games with scores across Missouri. Notable results include St Joseph Central 84 Savan nah 53 and Kirkwood 96 South Tech 47, plus Jefferson City 62 over Fulton 48. Tonight's pairings at 7:30 feature Troy Palmyra versus Montgomery County and Willard versus Kearney.
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Naitis
Jworth Harrison
Cairo
Poo
St Josep
Farmington Springs
Potosi
North County
Springfield
Hillcrest
Parkview
Glendale
Joplinoes Garbage
Neosho
Detterson City
Columbia
Hickman
Jefferson City
Hollas
Fulton
Hannibal Mexico
Moberly
Vvieve
Ae Kennett
Dexter
Troy
Palmyra
Montgomery County
AL Willard Ava
Willard
al Kearney
Pius X
Raymore-Peculiar
Cape Girardeau
Essex Richland
St. Louis
Trout Season Opens Today at Missouri Parks
The Associated Press reports Missouri opened trout season at four parks with 6,275 anglers by 8 a.m. in mild 60s weather. Don Sapp of Centerville caught the biggest early fish, a 10-pounder at Roaring River. Bud Combs of Neosho claimed the first five-fish limit. Bennett Spring sold 1,927 tags. Montauk saw 1,626 participants. Maramec noted Jim Reis of St. Louis winning a fly reel prize after a dash to the check-in.
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Associated Press
Missouri
The
Conservation Department
Roaring River
Cassville
Don Sapp
Centerville
M.A. Diaz
Bartlesville
Oklo
Bud Combs
Neosho
Bennett Spring
Lebanon
Frank Welch
Marshfield
C. Wescoe
St. Louis
Montauk
Salem
Charles Breeden
Licking
Jaynce Metzler
Houston
Maramec
St. James
Jim Jeffries
Rolla
Jim Reis
Whitewood Trail
Jaycees
Eight Teams Accept Bids From NCAA Tournament
Kansas City AP report confirms eight at large bids accepted to join 25 starting spots in the NCAA University Division tourney. Marquette South Carolina Marshall and Florida State are in the top ten, with Southwest Louisiana Houston Providence and Villanova also among those invited.
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Kansas City
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Marquette
South Carolina
Marshall
Florida State
Southwest Louisiana
Houston
Providence
Villanova
Big 10 Lead Gophers Buckeyes Battle Again
Minnesota edged Purdue 48-43 while 14th-ranked Ohio State crushed Illinois 103-70 to surge atop the Big Ten standings. Michigan fell to Indiana 79-75, dropping a half game back. NC State stunned North Carolina 85-84. other top programs won or moved.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Minnesota
Ohio State
Donnybrook
Purdue
Mlinois
Michigan
Indiana
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Paul Coder
Louisville
North Texas State
Memphis State
Penn
St. Joseph's
Marshall
North Carolina-Charlotte
Texas Christian
Texas
Southern Methodist
Boilermakers
Bob Nix
Gophers
Illinois
Allan Hornyak
Wardell Jackson
Luke Witte
Fred Taylor
Burkie
Bob Burkholder
Wolverines
Joby Wright
Henry Wilmore
N.C. State
Norman Sloan
Coder
Wolfpack
Tar Heels
Virginia
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State
Carolina
N. Tex
TCU
Texas Tech
SMU
Rice
Arkansas
Baylor
Nicholls St
Grambling
NO. Mavier
la. Col
Fairmont
Glenville
Wellsville Coach Fisher Resigns After Three Years
Wellsville Middletown A 1 Tigers coach Barney Fisher has resigned at end of current contract after three seasons. Superintendent Carroll Clither announced the move at the February 10 Board of Education meeting. Fisher said he has no plans yet and is unsure about staying in coaching. community members regret the Fisher family's departure.
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Wellsville
Barney Fisher
Wellsville- Middletown
A-1 Tigers
Carroll Clither
Fisher
Board of Education
Clithera
The
Lecter
Corporation Board
Blues Catch Fourth Straight In City League Win
The Jay Cee Blues defeated Bowling Green JayCees 84 to 72 to extend their winning streak to four games. Barry Hacker led with 21 points, followed by Dick Tiller 17, Jerry Moore 18, Eddie Lang 12, and Jim Kropf 10. McArthur and Frazier added 4 each.
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Bowling Green
Jay Cee
Scoreboard roundup of college and pro basketball results
A dense scoreboard roundup lists scores from college games including Longstand 77 Iona 67 and Adelphi 68 Vermont 46, plus Rhode Island 71 Mass 4, Dartmouth 66 New Hampshire 66, Penn 77 St Josephs 64, Boston College 41 Conn 39 OT, Pitt 62 Youngstown 66, Penn St 41. NBA results feature Los Angeles 314 New York Air 9, Buffalo 67 Seattle 118 Baltimore 117, Detroit 112 Chicago 16, Portland 2. NHL notes Detroit Vancouver 2. Only games scheduled Wednesday across college, NBA, ABA, and NHL.
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Iona
Adelphi
Vermont
Rhode Island
Mass
Dartmouth
New Hampshire
Weet Penn
St. Joseph's
Boston Coll
Conn
OT -Pitt
Youngstown St
Penn St
Kaal Sh St
South N. Car
St. Bi. N. Car
Geo. Wash
Georgetawn
Florida
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Marshall
N.C
Charlotte
Idwest
Ohio St
Hlinois
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Michigan
Atlanta
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Seattle
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Detroit
Chicago
Portland
State
Cincinnati
Pittsburon
Memphis
NHL
Vancouver
Calligrnia
New York
Montreal
Toronto
St Louis
Los Angeles
Birds Teach Cashen Price of Success
Orioles executive vice president Frank Cashen faces a dozen unsigned players as spring training opens on March 1. Key holdouts include Dave Johnson Boog Powell Brooks Robinson Don Buford Paul Blair Merv Rettenmund Mike Cuellar Bobby Grich Rich Coggins and Jerry Davanon. Cuellar seeks 90000 salary in San Juan, while most others test terms after Baltimore’s three straight pennants.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Frank Cashen
Baltimore Orioles
Cashen
Harry Dalton
Mark Belanger
Don Baylor
Dave Johnson
Boog Powell
Brooks Robinson
Don Buford
Paul Blair
Merv Rettenmund
the Birds
Mike Cuellar
Baltimore
Bobby Grich
Rich Coggins
Jerry Davanon
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