District Honors Bulldogs Lead Ledgerland Basketball Picks
Mexico stars Den nis DeBondt and teammates head a long list of players named to the central all district boys and girls teams announced by the Missouri Sportswriters and Sportscasters Assn. Sixty two area players earned first team or honorable mention across 4 boys classes and 2 girls classes. The report notes strong team records, conference titles, and standout performers such as DeBondt Love Sewell Cockrell Farrah and Burnett with standout stats and career marks highlighted for several schools.
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Mexico
Ledgerland
Missouri
Assn
Dennis DeBondt
Don Dempski
Mike Dennis
Sharon Farrah
Marilyn Maupin
Jene O'Connor
Kelly Young
Community
Jim Chism
Sturgeon
Joe Houston
Wellsville-Middletown
Mike Love
North Callaway
Greg Sewell
Centralia
Pittman
Mark Twain
Paris
Montgomery City
Bulldog
Harrisburg
NorCal
Love
Sewell
Montgomery Co
Charlie Penn
Pittman Miller
Wildcats
Kevin Cockrell
van- Far
Arnold Meyer
Community A-6
Wellsville
Cheryl Darling
Cheryl Burnett
de de Levings
All-District Honorable Mentions Listed for State Squads
A long list of honorable mention selections by district includes Viretta Williams and Janna Hull from Missouri towns Bunceton and New Franklin, with multiple players from Glasgow Pilot Grove Otterville and other communities named. Additional names span Mexico Hannibal Centralia Boonville and Wright City among others, reflecting broad regional recognition.
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Viretta Williams
Bunceton
Janna Hull
New Franklin
Teresa Fuemmeler
Glasgow
Marilyn Ash
Jamestown
Cindy Twenter
Pilot Grove
Jenny Ellebrecht
Sharon Monnig
Rene Watring
Otterville
Jayne Brucks
Marilyn Maupin
Mexico
Jene O'Connor
Sandy Duffy
So. Shelby
Gaylene Fahey
Hannibal
Joan Hallgren
Palmyra
Debbie Porter
Canton
Lynda Overfelt
Centralia
Sue Seward
Monroe City
Debbie Thrasher
Macon
Carol Freiling
Boonville
Paula Hittner
Lori Stout
Mark Twain
Laura Windsor
Ronnie Harris
Community A-6
Erroll Spratt
Phil.Emerson
Bill Baker
Phil
Emerson
McGrail
John
Parrish
Crocker
Gerald Harrington
Wellsville
Ron Reagan
Jim Logan
Wright City
Brian Stenner
Chamois
Dave Richardson
Jeff Huth
Prairie Home
Rusty Schild
Wayne Snoddy
New
Franklin
Curtis Wiles
Higbee
Kenny Thies
Jim Perry
North Shelby
Stan Switzer
Brunswick
Kent Austin
Cairo
Bob Foster
Ron Thomas
Mark Carter
Harrisburg
Randy Batye
Ashland
Jeff Crane
Hallsville
Darrell Rapp
Rick Bridges Fulton
MSD
Jim Chism
Sturgeon
Kelly Young
Mark Denomme
St. Thomas
Monty Graves
Tuscumbia
Darrell Boss Chamois
Glen Propst
Eugene
Andy Lowe Crocker
Yeys
Jeff Skaggs
Joe Houston
Max Mittler
David Lang
Clarence Roland Bunceton
Gene Anderson Smithton
Lawrence Butler
Sr. Glasgow
Fred Davis Glasgow Jr
Mark Hibbs
Charles Curren
McGraw Plans Tests Before Lump Removal
Tug McGraw, then with the Phillies, checked into a Philadelphia hospital for tests ahead of removing a lump near the lower tip of his left shoulder blade. He said doctors would decide and noted fans’ saying you gotta believe as his old Mets rallying cry.
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Tug McGraw
New York Mets
McGraw
Mets
Philadelphia Phillies
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Texas
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati
Detroit
Montreal
Milwaukee
Oakland
California
Cleveland
Houston
Kansas City
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Boston
Minnesota
Atlanta
St. Louis
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh
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Marilyn McDaniel Belle
Rhonda Sapp Jamestown
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Diane Ellebrecht Pilot Grove
Debbie Waggner
Theresa Steffen
Shelby
Cheryl Darling Sturgeon
Tammy Jaccquese Cairo
Janet Elliott Cairo
Terri Farris Cairo
Jane Aholt Glasgow
Becky Proctor
Russellville
Debbie Siebert
Mindy Rutter
Lisa Gingerich
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Barbara Lake Palmyra
Mary McCutchen
Robin Perrine Highland
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Michelle Holmes Fayette
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Leon Grant
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Jefferson City
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