Mexico Bulldogs vie for state girls track title
Mexico and its high school girls track team featured a strong showing at the Class 2A state meet. North Kansas City's Jennie Gorham led the title drive with multiple records while Mexico's Twanette West set a school record in the long jump and helped set a relay mark. Coach Don Green noted the gap to larger schools remains but praised the squad's depth and youth as they plan for next year.
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Lebanon
Missouri
Mexico
Bulldogs
North Kansas City
St. Louis Sumner
Don Green
Jennie Gorham
Kansas City
Twanette West
Dynamo
West
Marge Henderson
Shelley Steele
Marylus Nunnelly
Angela Kelly
Bulldog
Metro Foel
Tonya Cockrell
Cockrell
Helen Ogar
Steele
Nunnelly
Kelly
Green
Therese Rankin
Susan Maupin
Maupin
Rankin
Shawn Corwin
North KC
Corwin
Gorham
Chris Bugnitz
McCluer North
Johnna Cook
Liberty
Sumner
Soldan
Karen Hawkins
Linda Brown
Parkway North
Anita Utt
Cameron
Nancy Jones
Lynn Worley
Mary Kunkel
Cleveland
Becky Bollinger
Jackson
Linda Weekley
Beaumont
Girls Track meet results from North Kansas City area 1992
Readable results show North Kansas City dominance with top times in long jump high jump and sprints. Individual mentions include Gorham Eubanks Kroencke Slaughter West and Corwin with state records in 100 yard dash and mile run. Relates to Kansas City Southeast Oak Park Warrensburg and St. Joseph area schools.
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Sumner
Beaumont
Cleveland
Joplin Memorial
Warrensburg
Neosho
Clinton
Waynesville
Rock Bridge
KC Southeast
McCluer North
Hannibal
Soldan
Liberty
Jackson
Jefferson City
Ritenour
Francis Howell
Hazelwood West
Pattonville
Oak Park
Lincolln & Truman
Kirksville
Mexico
Cape Girardeau Central
St. Clair
Destoge
Parkway North
Columbia Hickman
Marshall
Webster Groves
Carthage
Herculaneum
Hickman Mills
Kickapoo
Lutheran South
Chillicothe
Springfield Central
Park Hill
St. Joseph Central
House Springs
Delton
Southwest
Gorham
North KC
Miller
Han
Evans
Warrens
Gibson
Mar
McMillin
Hercu
Deemer
Spreen
Kansas City Southeast
Lincoln
Kunkel
Cleve
Remus
Neos
Morrow
Patton
Thaden
Col Hick
Woolery
Hick Millis
Annunzia
Love
Sam
Eubanks
Rock Br
Miller Hann
Dudley
North
Kansas City
Kroencke
Warrens) 1e-Va; 4, Slaughter Cape Air Central) 17-11; 5, West (Mex
York
Corwin
Davis
Fran How
Sunderland
Thompson
Bollinger
Jack
James
Off City
Brown
Clint
Rabadeux
Desi
Gygerding
Luth South
Murphy
St. Jo Cent
Boyard
Weekley
Beau
Anderson
Hazel
Hazel West) 10.41; 3, Veasley
Sum
Root
Metz
Long
KC Southwest
Pruitt
Wright
Top Mem
Parker
West
Bugnitz
McCi
Halton
Kirk
Park
Ragland
Neo
Peterson
Memorial
Move Not Made Helps Braves Overtake Cards
Braves snap a 15 12 win over the St Louis Cardinals in a high scoring NL game. Barry Bonnell drove in three runs with a key late single and a spectacular center field catch helped Atlanta rally from behind. Manager Dave Bristol described the decision not to pinch hit as pivotal. The Cubs swept a doubleheader, Phillies beat San Diego, Dodgers edged Mets in 12 innings, Reds topped San Francisco, and Pirates beat Houston in NL action.
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Braves
Chicago Cubs
Montreal
Philadelphia
San Diego
Los Angeles
New York Mets
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Houston
At. Louis
Dave Rader
Atlanta
al Hrabosky
Meeng
Dave Bristol
Brian Asselstine
Bristol
Barry Bonnell
Bonnell
Ted Simmons
Simmons
Pittsburgh and Houston clash in Sunday scoreline
Sports scoreboard shows Pittsburgh 6 Houston 2 in Sundays results with multiple MLB scores including Chicago 4-4 Montreal 3-2 Philadelphia 5, San Diego 2 Los Angeles 4, New York 3 in 2 innings, and Cincinnati 6 San Francisco 2 Atlanta 15 St. Louis 12 Pittsburgh 3 Houston 1.
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Houston
Chicago
Montreal
Philadelphia
San Diego
Los Angeles
New York
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Atlanta
St. Louis
Shirley
Moore
John
Lerch
Louis
Wooston
Pitts
Phila
York
Los Ang
Tan Houston
Murphy's Sporting Goods Captures Missouri State Bowling Title
In Sedalia Missouri Murphy's Sporting Goods led the 11 week race to win the Missouri State Men's Bowling Tournament ending Sunday. Metro Bowling Supply and Gates and Son's Bar-B-Q trailed with 3268 and 3223 in team standings. Doubles saw Doug and Mike McFarland lead with 1361, followed by Bob Wolfe and William Hasler. C Michael Reams topped singles with 740, while Raymond BeVelle led all events handicap at 2023 and Ronald Winfrey led all events scratch with 1918.
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Sedalia
Murphy’s Sporting Goods
Murphy’s
Murphy's
Metro Bowling Supply
Ellisville
Gates and Son
Raymond E. BeVelle
Ludlow
Willard Davidson
Festus
John Terbrock
Troy
Ronald Winfrey
Kansas City
Baseball standings and Saturday results from American League games
Almanac style recap shows team records and standings with classed wins and losses. Saturday results include Chicago 18 Cleveland 2 Minnesota 13 Toronto 2 Detroit 3 Milwaukee 2 Baltimore 2 Oakland 0 and other key matchups with scores and listed pitchers and schedules for the next games.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Minnesota
Toronto
Detroit
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Oakland
Kansas City
Texas
Boston
Seattle
New York
California
Garland
Zahn
Jenkins
Ross
Palmer
Abbott
Holtzman
Medich
Princeton Wins Missouri Class 1A Track Title
Princeton claimed the 1A track crown at Warrensburg with Schaefer runner up in the 220 and 100 while anchoring the 48 relay. Jim Hamilton soared 21 1 in the long jump as Princeton took second in the two mile relay and finished with zero points in the meet. Craig led with 42 points, Lathrop 38 1/3, Worth County 36, and Missouri School for the Deaf 26.
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Une
Princeton
Warrensburg
Schaefer
Jim Hamilton
Craig
Lathrop
Worth County
Missouri School For the Deaf
Brett Helps Keep Pressure Off Mate In No-Hitter Duel
George Brett needles Texas pitcher Jim Colborn as he chills the crowd for a no hitter. Colborn fans no one to beat the Rangers 6 0 in a late season game, aided by sharp defense and late nerves. Porquette almost ruins it with a line drive, Campaneris starts seventh with a shallow drop attempt.
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Kansas
George Brett
Jim Colborn
Brett
Colborn
Rangers
Calhorn
Texas Rangers
Tom Porquette
Willie Horton
Jim
Horton
Paquette
Burt Campaneris
al Cowens
Blues Deny Bankruptcy Rumor Amid Financing Woes
Spokesmen for the financially troubled St. Louis Blues deny reports the NHL franchise will declare bankruptcy. The club postponed a league meeting to June 8 while hoping to resolve its finances. Owner Sidney Salomon Jr and son Sidney Salomon III were pursuing a sale. local reports cited mortgage conditions on The Arena and a 5 percent amusement tax as obstacle to buyers.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Blues
National Hockey League
Blues
Boston
NHL
Sidney Salomon Jr
Sidney Salomon III
The
Post-Dispatch
Horton Proves Royals Hurting as Horton Hits Three Homers
Willie Horton roared back to form with three homers powering the Texas Rangers past the Kansas City Royals 7 3. The 33 year old slugger, traded from Detroit in spring for reliever Steve Foucault and Doug Bird, has crushed eight homers and 17 RBIs this season. Horton noted Detroit’s loss and his new Ranger status while stating he’s grateful for the chance to extend his career. Six of his eight homers have come against Royal pitching.
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Royals
Kansas City
Willie Horton
Paul Splittorff
Doug Bird
Marty Pattin
Texas Rangers
Kansas City Royals
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Rangers
Texas
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