Big Eight title goes to Kansas State against Colorado
Kansas State clinched its second straight Big Eight title with a 76-66 win over Colorado to finish 12-2, while Missouri earned an NIT bid after routing Nebraska 86-70. Oklahoma and Oklahoma State posted wins as Kansas fell to a 8-18 finish, and Colorado troubled the Wildcats before a sellout crowd in Manhattan.
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Weekend Hockey Roundup With Varied Scores Across Teams
Saturday results include Philadelphia 7 over Atlanta 1 and Montreal 1 over Detroit 7 with Toronto 4, Minnesota 3. Randers 5 beat Pittsburgh 4 while St Louis 5 defeated New York Islanders 4. Chicago 4 edged Vancouver 2. Los Angeles 4 over California 2. Sunday matches list New York 4 Taranta 2 and Montreal 9 over Minnesota 2 as well as Detroit 3 over St Louis. Chicago 8 over California and Philadelphia 3 over Pittsburgh. WHA action sees New York 3 Winnipeg. Alberta 5 Chicago 4.
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UCLA Faces NCAA Hope As Wooden Seeks Sixteenth Title
UCLA coach John Wooden remains optimistic as the Bruins enter NCAA playoff play with a 71 game win streak and 32 straight NCAA Tournament wins. Arizona State, Long Beach State, and San Francisco vie in the West Regional, while results from coast to coast set up Thursday semifinals.
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Bruins finish regular season with 76 56 win over Southern California
Over the weekend the Bruins closed the Pacific eight schedule with a 76 56 victory over Southern California. Indiana earned an NCAA berth by winning the Big Ten with 77 72 over Purdue while Minnesota fell 79 74 to Northwestern. North Carolina State beat Maryland 76 74 in the ACC final but Maryland advances to the NCAA playoffs due to NC State's suspension for recruiting violations.
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Rifle Safety Course Opens in Mexico Area
Hunters can enroll in the National Rifle Association Hunter Safety Course announced by Camden district supervisor of the State Conservation Commission. Sign up with Jim Badaracco at Badaracco and Lower Appliance. Badaracco is an NRA instructor in Mexico. Classes, scheduled after applicant numbers are set, will meet two to three hours, two to three times a week, conducted by the Department of Conservation and Badaracco.
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Frankie Frisch Dies at 74 After Car Crash in Delaware
Hall of Fame second baseman and former Cardinals manager Frankie Frisch died of cardiac arrest at Wilmington Medical Center. He was 74 and had been in critical condition after a Feb. car crash near Elkton, Maryland. Frisch led St. Louis to the 1934 World Series title with the Gas House Gang and later worked as a broadcaster after resigning from the Cubs in 1951.
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Gas House Gang era fades from St Louis Cardinals history
The narrative traces the rise and fall of the Gas House Gang under John McGraw era and Gabby Street’s Cardinals. After a 36-26 start under Frisch in 1933 they finished fifth, surged to win the 1934 NL pennant, and defeated the Detroit Tigers 4-3 in the World Series. Subsequent seasons saw declines, Breadon firing Frisch, his brief returns, and the era’s magnetism fading after 1951.
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Mexico Lanes Junior Major Psy Channel Choppers Four
Bowling league scores list multiple teams with results across divisions including Mexi co Lanes Junior Major Psy Channel Choppers Creepy Crawlers Miracles Strikers Know Nothings Eagles Blobbs II Steel Pickles Fantastic Five and Sunday Night Mixers. Top performances noted include Jeff Mackey high game 212 and Eagles 2898 team series with Psy Channel Choppers 1046 high team game.
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Church Title Game Preview at Hardin Junior High Gym
St. Brendan's I battles Love St. Christian for the church basketball tournament title at 9 15 p.m. tonight. Earlier, Mexico Unitea Methodist faces St. John's Lutheran in the consolation at 7 15 and St. Brendan's II meets Centennial Baptist for third place at 7 15 p.m.
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Mexico High Banquet Tickets Still Available
Tickets are $2.75 each for the Winter Sports Banquet to honor this season's basketball and wrestling squads. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Mexico High cafeteria, sponsored by the high school office and Art Booster Club. Outstanding player plaques, Exco sportsmanship awards, and the Defensive Devon award will be presented. Bill Wasson, deputy state commissioner of education, will be the featured speaker.
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Trackmen Open Season In Tough Macomb Meet
Mexico track team opened their season at Macomb with 60 plus entrants from three states. Andy Piper led the Bulldogs with a fourth in the high jump, while Ezell, Duncan, and Barnes posted multiple top finishes. Freshmen Jones and Fry showed promise, and coach Whittaker praised the relay quartet of Stubblefield, Johnson, Duncan, and Long, who placed second in their heat. The team prepares for time trials at MMA midweek before hosting Mexico’s first indoor invitational meet Saturday at the MMA field house with teams from Rolla, Lebanon, Fulton, Jefferson City Hellas, and Waynesville.
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MMA Awards Honor Cadets From Three States At Winter Dinner
At Missouri Military Academy winter sports awards, cadets from Missouri Illinois and Iowa earn top honors. Paul Seyfried Webster Groves wins David Peak Award and Sgt Maj Robert Moon Trophy for rifle team leader. Randy Meyer Batavia Ill captures Green Schomoller Trophy for outstanding swimming. Seth Singer St Charles Mo earns Keaton Trophy as top wrestler. David Mason Waterloo Iowa wins Arbogast Award for best first year. Captains for next year named. MMA reports 25 victories 23 defeats this winter across varsity and battalion programs.
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