Mexico Dominates Triangular Ezell Breaks Shot Record
Mexico Bulldog track team dazzles at Jefferson City triangular meet, with Randy Ezell breaking the school shot put record at 58 feet. Ernie Duncan wins two sprints, Bill Buckner and Mike Rankin sweep field events, while Mexico dominates 12 of 17 events and earns wins in two relays despite gusty wind and confusions over scoring.
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Mexico Beaten In Golf Opener In Jefferson City
Mexico Bulldogs opened golf with a third place finish in a Jefferson City triangular. Helias 221 and Mexico 230 trailed the winner Jefferson City 200. JV Mexico edged Helias 141-146. Jayhawks tied three medalists at 34. Rich Lovell led Mexico with 41. Coach Bell eyed lessons as team prepares for Fulton next Tuesday.
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Jayvee
Bucks Rally Past Lakers In Open NBA Playoff Shock
Ron Williams stopped the Lakers with a late surge, scoring six of his ten in the final five minutes to lift Milwaukee 99 95 in the first game of the Western Conference semifinal. Kareem Abdul Jabbar led the Bucks with 35 as Gail Goodrich top scored for L A with 31.
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Pirates Primed with Deep Pitching Staff Says Ellis
The Associated Press reports Ellis praising the Pittsburgh Pirates for fortified pitching depth as a key to contending for the pennant this season. If the team reaches the goal, their strengthened rotation will be cited as the defining factor.
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Paris Drops Practice Run Against Monroe City
Paris Coyotes hosts Monroe City in an un scheduled meet, winning few events due to wind and weather. Pete Carter led the varsity dash, Aaron Miller won the discus, and the 80 yard relay posted a strong time as Paris trailed in varsity and jayvee scoring. Next action is Thursday at Fayette.
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Hull Nets 50th Goal as Jets Rally Past Aeros
A six goal third period powered the Winnipeg Jets to a 7 5 win over the Houston Aeros as Bobby Hull notched his 50th WHA goal this season. Hull reached the milestone for the seventh time, despite a troubled, injury plagued year. The Jets sit four points behind Edmonton in the West. Also in the WHA the Chicago Cougars beat the Vancouver Blazers 5 2 and the Oilers defeated the Minnesota Fighting Saints 3 1. In the NHL the Montreal Canadiens defeated the California Seals.
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Erving earns second straight ABA scoring title
In Friday’s brief, Julius Erving becomes the first ABA player to win consecutive scoring titles. Other items note Notre Dame star John Shumate turning pro, equal opportunity in New Jersey Little League, former Canucks head Tom Scallen’s conviction and sentence, Tom Gorman advancing in Rotterdam World Championship Tennis, Norm Meyers leading five into the PBA Open finals, Bobby Cole leading the Greater New Orleans Open, and related sports news.
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Bank Named Royal Reservation Center For Royals Tickets
Commerce Bank named the official Royal Reservation Center for Mexico, joining a Midwest network to provide Kansas City Royals ticket reservations. Tom Hall announced the plan, giving a direct hotline to the Royals ticket office for immediate reserved and box seat access. Order requests can be placed during banking hours for night games and future dates as the Royals open the 1974 season April 5 against the Minnesota Twins.
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Mexico Bulldogs Open 1974 Baseball Season Weather Permitting
Mexico Bulldogs head into 1974 with hopes for better weather and a stronger offense after last season’s 8-7 record. Coach Gerald McFarland shifts start time to 3p.m. for Monday’s Hannibal doubleheader, facing ace Carlos Buckner. Starting rotation includes Ezell Wehlewald McFarland, while defense and lineup aim for improved consistency and Mid-State Conference rise.
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No Idle Moments In Spring Training Card pitchers pace Florida drills
In Sarasota and at Huggins and Lang fields Cardinal pitchers including Gibson Foster Tatum Richert Siebert and Curtis run calisthenics throw hit and jog laps as spring training winds down They note the limited relief work and expect longer outings from starters by mid spring The author also glimpses the Mets minor league action and the St Louis University tour stop with Florida training hubs hosting 17 teams within an hour's drive of St Pete.
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