Bulldogs Nip Jays In District Opener
Mexico Bulldogs edged Jefferson City 2-1 in a district quarterfinal at Green Field. Kenny Nelson delivered a two-out go ahead double in the fifth after walks loaded the bases, while David Ezell pitched a five-hitter with eight stranded. District semifinal moved to Friday at 4:30 p.m. vs Columbia Hickman. freshman doubleheader canceled.
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Mexico Bulldogs sweep track meets in dominant home win
The Mexico Bulldogs girls track team extended their perfect season with a 71-37 victory over Community A-6, dominating nine firsts and multiple events in Hawthorne Heights. Sharon Farrah led with wins in softball throw and shot put, while Jacqueline Boyes and Farrah were double winners. Coach Don Green cited consistent performances and hard practice as keys ahead of the district meet.
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Centralia Runner-Up In Golf
Centralia Panthers fell short in the Clarence Cannon Conference golf title. Monroe City won with 326. Centralia 342. Palmyra 346. Macon 347. Louisiana 367. South Shelby 396. Mark Twain 441. medalist Ed Thomas 75. runners-up Joe Thomas and Kirk Waisner 76. First and second teams announced. notable Centralia names include Waisner, Palmer, and Welborn. Major League Stars also noted with Matth ews and Freisleben performances.
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K State Missouri football clash eyed for Arrowhead
Kansas State Athletic Director Ernie Barrett will present a proposal to move the November 2 game from Manhattan to Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City. Missouri athletic director Mel Sheehan backs the idea saying it reduces travel for fans and could attract a larger crowd.
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