National League East and Major Leaders Roundup
A broad recap of standings and scores across the National League East with listed team records and Sunday results. Includes batters and pitchers leaders in both leagues, highlighting Parker and Cey among others, plus multiple game outcomes and forthcoming schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Pah
Simmons
Matthews
Trilla
Chi
Yeager
Cey
Pat
Winfield
Burroughs
Garvey
Bruins Coach Cherry Keeps Sharp Edge Over Canadiens
Montreal prep scene sees Don Cherry mock Montreal turnovers as pastry while Bruins stay upbeat after a 7-4 loss in the opener. Gerry Cheevers jokes about Kentucky Derby and a mock injury from Gilles Gilbert spice a training session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
LRP
Boston Bruins
Don Cherry
Montreal Canadiens
Canadiens
Cherry
National Hockey League
Bruins
Scotty Bowman
Montreal Forum
Gerry Cheevers
Blue Bonnets
Cheevers
Royal Ski
Gilles Gilbert
New York Islanders
NBA Playoffs and WHA Playoffs Summary
Philadelphia leads the NBA series 2-0 after a 04 47 win. Portland and Los Angeles are tied 97 97 as Portland leads 2 0. Montreal leads Boston 7 3 in WHA Playoffs with Montreal up 1 0. Upcoming games include Los Angeles at Portland and Philadelphia at Houston.
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Philadelphia
Houston
Portland
Los Angeles
Montreal
Boston
Winnipeg
Quebec
Mexico Bulldogs defend district title in tough meet
Mexico high school girls earned 95 points to win the district meet despite two defending state event champions Rankin and Maupin losing bids to state. The Bulldogs logged four event wins including the 880 relay and 440 relay, with Helen Ogar and Tonya Cockrell among leaders, while Jefferson City and Hannibal trailed in the 12-team field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Therese Rankin
Susan Maupin
Lebanon
Jefferson
City
Hannibal
Don Green
Maupin
Rankin
State
Karen Loyd
Angela Kelly
Marylus Nutielly
Twanette West
Shelley Steele
West
Steele
Margie Henderson
Nunnelly
Kelly
Tonya Cockrell
Helen Ogar
Cockrell
Lori Johnson
Bulldogs
Moberly
Macon
Jefferson City
Hickman
Kirksville
Rock Bridge
Fulton
Bowling Green
Hillas
Highland
Boonvilea
Eubanks
RBI
Redmond
Schrimpt
JCS
Peacock
Shof Pul
Hyder
James
Bock
Hick
Spalding
Toft
Ogar
Moore
Brown
Branch
Marshall
Milhatevich
Beck
Hicks
Rhodeman
Leuckenhoff
Munger
Han
Backer
Loyd
Mob
Minnick
High
Harris
Holland
Pastoret
Mexico Bull Dogs Surpass District Tennis Bid Falls Short
District tennis action in Kirksville drew 15 area schools as Mexico Bull dogs entered two singles and two doubles, with top players Jon Doolittle and Jeff Goff, yet both singles and first doubles exited early. State qualifiers emerge from the field for May 2021 in Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirksvillus
Mexico
Kemper Military Academy
Canton
Columbia Hickman
Columbia Rock Bridge
Fulton
Hannibal
Jefferson City
Unuies
Owever
Columbia
Jon Doolittle
John Miles
Hickman
Doolittle
Jeff Goff
Bulldogs
Kevin Blaeuer
Rock Bridge
Goff
Blaeuer
Rick Toulson
Amos Albright
Mark Meyer
Rommel
Ron Toulson
Keith Davenport
Kent
Brockelman
Mark Barr
Marshall
Lil
Karen Loyd Places Third In 80 Yard Hurdles
Louisville AP report notes Karen Loyd of Mexico taking third in the 80 yard low hurdles at a track event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Loyd
Mexico
Critics Question Seattle Slew After Derby Victory
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley reports from Louisville on critics doubting Seattle Slew as a true super horse after a controversial Derby win. Opinions from Eddie Arcaro, Smiley Adams, and Lou Rondinello reflect concerns over stamina, pace, and Belmont prospects. Also noted is the death of former catcher Frank Pytlak at 48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville, Ky
Billy Turner
Pimlico
Turner
Seattle
Churchill Downs
Dusty Run
Golden Chanee Farm
Darby Dan Farm
Sanhedrin
Smiley Adams
Lou Ronoinello
Papelote
Marvin Warner
Chuck Tufariello
Steve Cauthen
Cauthen
Tufariello
Get the Axe
Steve
Seattle Slew
Secretariat
Giboulee
Affiliate
Flag Officer
Bob's Dusty
Sir Sir
Nostalgia
Western Wind
Will Grimsley
Louisville
Lou Rondinello
Man O' War
Citation
Mickey Taylor
Washington
Yakima
Florida
Jim Hill
Cruquet
Arcaro
Cruguet
Area Men Lead Bowling Tour Leaders Named in Missouri Event
The lth weekend of action in the Missouri Men's Bowling Tour ended with no changes in the No 1 position across five categories. Leaders include Murphy's Sporting Goods Marshall and Metro Bowling Supply Ellisville in team event, C Michael Reams Centralia and Donald Martin Slater in singles, Doug and Mike McFarland Fredericktown with Bob Wolfe and William Hasler Jefferson City in doubles, BeVelle Ludlow and Willard Davidson Festus in all events handicap, and Ronald Winfrey Kansas City in all events scratch.
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Sedalia
Missouri
Murphy’s Sportings Goods
Marshall
Metro Bowling Supply
Ellisville
Gates and Son Barbecue
Kansas City
C. Michael Reams
Centralia
Donald Martin
Slater
Doug McFarland
Mike McFarland
Fredericktown
Bob Wolfe
William Hasler
Jefferson City
Lawrence George
Allen Litz
St. James
Raymond E. BeVelle
Ludlow
Willard Davidson
Festus
John Terbrock
Troy
Ronald Winfrey
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York
Las Ang
Cinci
Diego
Ailania
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Atlanta
New York
San Francisco
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San Diego
Carlton
Hooton
Collins
Roaker
Fryman
R.forsch
R.reuschel
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K.C
Oakland
Minnesota
Toronto
California
Cleveland
Detroit
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Texas
Slaton
Cort
Bibby
Watts
Thomas
Singer
Brett
Bals
Washagtn
Tex
Page
Oak
Hargrove
Velez
Tor
Carew
Min
Rudi
Cat
zZisk
Hisle
Alten
Gak
McRae
Bannister
Munson
Garett
Sanguillen
Baylor
Cal
Lemon
Gareth
Randolph
Money
Mil
Remy
Zisk
Groas
Histe
Patek
Morris
Cle
North
Zann
Garvin
Palmer
Bal
Torrez
Tanana
Calexnder
Jenkins
Bsr
Castro
Pgh
Russell
Sil
Cramrtie
Weluzinski
Phi
Reitz
Brock
J Alymen
Foli
Coy
Carter
Ferguson
Hill
Kingman
Stargell
Lopes
Taveras
Poh
Moreno
Cabell
Stennett
Royster
Denny, Ltd
Rhoden
Rau
Dsulton
Rforsch
Rreusonel
Seaver
Lerch
East
Pet
Milwkees Boston
Meg
Liz Derrail
Sma Cleve
West Minn
Bruin Spirit High
NHL
Bulldog
Halland
Thaden
Hotlus
Selby
Whiston
Piste
Miller
Smith Mob
McQuaidie
Jones
ABC
Clean
N.Y
Jim Satalin
St. Bonaventure University
Bonnies
Cormorant
JQ. ‘Fobin
Important Reason
Bupfalq
Frank Pytlak
Bob Feller
Millard Fillmore Hospital
Dennis Lavy
Montgomery City
Opsteiger
Ratliff Equipment
Marvin Dennis
Danny
Monterey Restaurant
K. of C. Hall
Steve George
Ron Holbrook
Dennis Purdy
Gary Showalter
Randy Gruber
Allen Moore
Lewis Melahn
John Peters
J.C. Pallard
Harry Flynn
Jim Groves
Harold Tompkins
Larry Lierheimer
Frank OiBlasi
Roger Sydenstricker
Jaycee
Mexico Jaycees
Doug Kinder
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