Gillick Glitters for Tigers in Missouri Scrimmage
Missouri's spring scrimmage in Columbia showcased quarterback hopefuls Tony Gillick and John Cherry amid fumbles and limited passing. Gillick led a 17-point surge before halftime, while Cherry struggled with six fumbles. New junior college transfer Tommy Reamon signed to attend this fall, boosting potential offensive depth alongside Jimmy Smith and Leroy Moss. Coach Al Onofrio remained cautiously optimistic about a young defense and a stronger running game with Beamon and Smith.
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Don Muse
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Colorado
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Hannibal Breaks Lead To Beat Community 3 1 In Subdistrict Final
Hannibal Pirates used three Community errors and solid pitching by Carlos Buckner to defeat Community Trojans 3 to 1 and win the sub district tournament. Greg Cox allowed one unearned run through four innings while Buckner struck out eight and held the Trojans to one hit. Wieberg drove in the tying run with a second inning single. Danny Wilcox and Dale Sherman delivered the other two runs for Hannibal in the fifth.
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David Fendrick
Don Fahey
Dennis Hopke
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Bob Mindlin
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Bruins edge Rangers in 6 5 opener of Stanley Cup series
Boston Bruins survived a late New York rally to take a 6 5 victory in game one. Ace Bailey scored the winner at 17 44 after Derek Sanderson and Ken Hodge had sparked a 5 1 Bruins lead with short handed goals. Rangers coach Emile Francis lauded Boston's resilience as Boston coach Tom Johnson urged 60 minutes of hockey next game. Bailey, filling in for Sanderson, credited a blue line pass and a backhand flip past Ed Giacomin.
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Centralia Leads Missouri Rowing Tournament Standings
State Farm Insurance of Centralia continued to lead the Missouri Men's Rowing Tournament as play concluded for the week in Jefferson City. Standings list State Farm at 3,274 points, with Sheperle Realty, Doris's Truck Stop, Maerz Jewelers, and others following in order across team and all events categories.
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Brooks Craighead
Edward Matlock
Dennis Flake
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Kenneth Janney
A.H. Pledge Jr
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Gary Banele
Steve Gillum
St. Louis
Frank Fernandes
James Bowser
Clarence Collins
Kirkwood
William Linneman
Salisbury
Steve Johnson
Joplin
David Frost
Chillicothe
Douglas Colling
Florissant
Melvin Wails
Festus
Bob Pashia
Imperial
James Howser
John Shrum
Hannibal
Kay Wecht
Mexico
Don Helling
Sullivan
Ray Whitley
Kansas City
Carl Richard
Astros Beat Cardinals 7-6 On Sunday
Houston traded blows with St. Louis as Doug Rader delivered a pivotal three run rally and a seventh inning double to push the Astros past the Cardinals 7-6. Other NL results included Cubs over Reds 6-4 Dodgers over Mets 7-0 and Phillies sweeping Padres 6-1 and 3-1.
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Chicago Cubs
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Montreal
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Giants
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San Diego Padres
Doug Rader
Houston
Bill Russell
Don Sutton
Los Angeles
New York
Unsigned NFL Free Agents Grow To 33 In Market
The Associated Press reports 33 NFL players including Bart Starr Mac Arthur Lane and Ray Nitschke became free agents at midnight Sunday without contracts for 1972. Names are not released by the league but AP has learned most. Several signings reduced the list over the weekend as players joined St Louis Houston and Washington. Minnesota leads with seven unsigned players while Chicago Puts expects few changes. If a free agent signs elsewhere, his old club receives compensation.
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Dick Gordon
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Clint Jones
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Gary Cuozzo
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Alvin Reed
Houston
Bill Kilmer
Washington
Cardinals
Joe O'Donnell
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Rolf Krueger
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Denson
George Halas Jr
Jimmy Gunn
California
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Jack Concannon
George Seals
Bullpups Rally For Medals At Columbia Relays
Mexico freshmen set a school discus record 144-3 and high jumper Andy Piper cleared 5-10 for a meet record as Mexico took third behind West Junior and Jeff City. Eighth graders finished second to Jeff Junior with multiple medals and records including Rick Barnes 40.4 in the 340-yard dash and Dennis Lierheimer long jump silver.
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Botkin's Two Homers Not Enough for Mexico
Sedalia Smith-Cotton Tigers edged Mexico 7 to 6 after a late rally. Mexico sophomore Steve Botkin drove in five with two homers but Sedalia scored three in the bottom of the seventh to win. Botkin's first blast tied the game after Mexico grabbed a 3-1 lead.
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Sedalia Freshmen Rally Stuns Mexico In Slugfest
In a high scoring game Sedalia freshmen overcame a Mexico lead as Ezell struck out four in the fourth inning while two strikeouts reached on passed balls. Mexico lost control late letting Sedalia pull ahead 14 to 0 as errors hurt the Tigers.
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Baseball standings and results across leagues mixed with schedules
A jumbled recap lists American and National League standings and recent results. Teams such as New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, St. Louis, Houston, Philadelphia, Montreal, San Diego, San Francisco, and Cincinnati appear with varied scores and records. Upcoming games show divisions and matchups including New York at San Francisco and Philadelphia at Los Angeles, with multiple inconsistencies in spelling and formatting.
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