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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1976

Page

13

Butler Penn Earn Spots on All State Team

Butler and Penn named to Missouri Class 2A all state team with Will Butler of North Callaway and Charlie Penn of Montgomery Co. R-2 among selections. Class 1A also released. other classes to be announced. coaches of the year named Grant Crow and Dick Royston.

Butler Penn Lewis & Clark Montgomery Lillis Otto Porter Scott County Central Grant Frank Robinson Litbourn Michael Trigg Ron Hamilton Kansas City Kansas City West Sterling Huff Scott Sandbothe Linn Barry Laurie Versailles Charlie Penn Montgomery Will Butler Callaway Gary Davis St. James Thomas White

Kings Hold On To Slim Playoff Edge

Kansas City Kings beat Washington Bullets 106-101 to stay a half game ahead of Detroit in the Midwest Division. Nate Archibald 33 points and Scott Wedman 20 of 33 third quarter points fueled the late run while Wes Unseld of the Bullets sat most of the second half after two technical fouls.

Kings Kansas City National Basketball Association Phil Johnson Kansas City Kings Johnson Washington Bullets Detroit Cobo Arena Pistons New York Knicks Bullets Nate Archibald Scott Wedman Wes Unseld K.C. Jones Unseld Jones

Trojan basketball season summary reflects youth and schedule woes

R-6 Basketball Campaign analysis by Bob Mindlin critiques Community Trojans 1975-76 season noting lack of muscle and height, inexperience, and a peculiar schedule that limited home games. Despite late scoring gains under a controlled fast break, the team yielded 84.7 points per game while averaging 56.6, with six losses by nine points or fewer. Returning players include Randy Hoyt and Brad Cox, with Calvin Webber and Gerry Albus shaping next year’s nucleus as eight home games are planned amid tougher opponents.

Bob Mindlin Trojan Scott Gremlin Trojans Pdgerland Iocker Room Randy Hoyt Brad Cox Calvin Webber Gerry Albus Webber Wellsville Mark Twain Centralia Paris A-4

Kings Coach Defends Playoff System Amid Criticism

Kansas City coach Phil Johnson and the Kings travel to Detroit for a pivotal game that could decide playoff berths as criticism grows over the league's format. Johnson says the system is sound and necessary to maintain interest while acknowledging balanced competition and imperfect records.

Kansas City Phil Johnson Kansas City Kings Detroit Kings Pistons NBA Midwest Milwaukee Bucks Washington Buffalo Houston Johnson

Trojan Athletes Honored at 7th Lettermen's Banquet

Venita Welschmeyer received the Mrs Trojanette award and Brian Pursifall the Mr Trojan honor at the 7th Community Lettermen's Club Banquet in the A-6 grade school auditorium. Athletic director Ray Hazelrigg presented the awards, the latter marking the first time a non player earned a Trojan award. The George M. Cameron Sportsmanship Award was also presented for the first time by the head Community official.

Memorial honors 1974-75 R-6 basketball team figures

The memorial honors a late school superintendent's son Gary, with recipients including Trojan Randy Hoyt for best free throw percentage and Brad Cox for best rebounding average. Messages went to Terry Patton and Tim Billman from the girls and boys squads, as high school letters were presented.

Bob Mindlin Terry Patton Tim Billman Gary Trojan Randy Hoyt Brad Cox

Exhibitions Underway as Messersmith Ponders Signings

Exhibitions continue with at least 13 games in Grapefruit and Cactus Leagues as 24 majors take part. Mesersmith’s market cools with Reds and Braves in bidding. Osmond predicts a deal within a week. Expos begin roster cuts while several stars enjoy spring action.

Associated Press Baltimore Orioles Philadelphia Phillies Chicago White Sox Doc Medich Pittsburgh Pirates Players’ Union New York John Gaherin Players Association Sersmith Bob Howsam Ted Turner Braves Messersmith New York Yankees St. Louis Cardinals San Diego Padres Osmond Thurman Munson Yankees Baltimore Mike Torrez Jerry Morales Chicago Cubs Montreal Expos Bill Atkinson Larry Landreth Joe Keener Ed Riley Rodney Scott Warren Cromartie Gary Roenicke

May and Smith Lead Public Balloting in Classic

In Wichita AP May and Willie Smith led voting to fill East and West squads for the Fifth Annual Pizza Hut Basketball Classic in Las Vegas on April 5. May named player of the year topped all players with 397,416 ballots. Smith was most popular for the West with 364,752 votes as Missouri's star led the Tigers to the Big Eight title and paced the league in scoring.

Wichita, Kan Indiana Scott May Willie Smith Missouri Las Vegas May Smith

Cardinals Open Spring State With Long Drill Session

St Louis opened spring with a full day of fundamentals as pitchers Lynn McGlothen Harry Rasmussen Mike Wallace and Mike Proly worked against the Detroit Tigers. Rays Bare Dave Roberts and Bill Slayback were listed for Detroit with the Mets due next. Newcomers Cruz Alvarado Hernandez and Fairly Guererro Torres noted. Fairly and others absent.

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