Mexico Bulldogs Crown District Track Champions
Mexico High School girls won the district track meet at Hawthorne Heights, scoring 73 percent and taking seven of 13 events. Eleven athletes qualified for the state meet in Moberly as coach Don Green praised their effort and record-setting performances including Mary Peck in shot put and Therese Rankin in the mile, while relays led by Sharon Farrah and Lori Thoenen set school marks.
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Foolish Pleasure Eyes Preakness
In Louisville AP reports Foolish Pleasure heads to Pimlico for the Preakness with Derby runners Diabolo Bold Chapeau Avatar and other contenders from Churchill Downs. The field includes Singh Winter Fox Con Man Gallant Bob Dancing Champ North of the Law Laramie Trail Greek Answer, with supplemental fees noted for Greek Answer.
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Avatar
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Cynthia Phipps
Singh
William 8. Farish III
Winter Fox
Ben Cohen
Con Man
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Robert Horton
Gallant Bob
E.P. Taylor
Bayerd Sharp
J.M. Roebling
Laramie Trail
W. Preston Gilbride
Oaklawn Park
Killebrew Enjoys Big Day with Twin City Return
Harmon Killebrew, newly with the Kansas City Royals, watched his No. 3 jersey retired by the Minnesota Twins in a pregame ceremony and then hit a homer off his former team. The Royals fell 8-0 as Killebrew joined Willie Horton atop AL home run leaders with his 564th career blast. Twins manager Frank Quilici said he enjoyed the moment as a fan.
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Twins
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Royals
Willie Horton
Detroit
Kansas City
Phil Roof
Frank Quilici
Quilici
Albury
Bulldog Sophs Split Twin Bill Against Rock Bridge
Mexico’s Bulldog sophomores split a Saturday doubleheader with Rock Bridge, losing 3-2 in game one despite a stellar 16 strikeout effort by David Shrader amid seven errors, then winning the nightcap 4-2 in extra innings on relief from Chris Toulson.
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Harold Fountain
Bob Munford
Shrader
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Paw Janke
Jeff Potts
Bulldogs
Rock Bridge
Bruins
Greg Miller
Chris Toulson
Hotep
Tom Spurrier
Barry Fuller
Toulson
Sadar Goon
Pro Playoffs and Baseball Summary
Pro playoffs see scattered results from NBA conference finals and ABA WHL series with limited data. Eastern results include Chicago 108 over Golden State 101. no clear dates. Baseball notes mention Bob Watson scoring major league millionth run on a Milt May homer for the Astros against the Giants in Houston.
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Bob Watson
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Milt May
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Girls District Track Meet Results and Standings
District meet highlights list team scores and event winners with locations Mexico Eureka Bowling Green and others. Notable performances include Maupin Rankin Boyer Bressert Stubblefield and Rankin among top finishers across sprints relays jumps and throws with times and distances recorded.
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Ventaville
Windsor
Meramac Va
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Fox ‘Va
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Clair
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Bourbon
Boyes
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Harlow
Bressert
Drewel
Boyer
Stubblefield
Ward
Kelly
Bouhringer
McMulligan
Fentewald
Cubs Rally Unmatched as Smith Goes 5-for-5
Chicago Cubs manager Jim Marshall praised his club after a tough 8-6 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals. Reggie Smith went 5-for-5 with two solo homers, becoming the fourth switch-hitter to homer from both sides, though his effort ended in defeat.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Marshall
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Bulldogs Rally in District Tennis Tourney
Mexico's Bulldogs show progress in district tennis with freshman Jon Doolittle reaching the semifinals and winning one match before falling to Todd Heintzler. Don DeBondt also wins one, while doubles teams Greg Baker with Shupert and Finley Montgomery with Roger Geary bow out. Hickman claims the team title as Mexico ends season with four matches this week.
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Hellas
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Marshall
Phil
Jim Cottey
Kevin Baum
Kirksville
Doerr
Bulldog
Finley Montgomery
Roger Geary
Bennett Bartlett
Billy Wilson
Columbia
Hickman
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