Prep Football Roundup Across Missouri with Numerous Scores
The Associated Press reports a statewide slate of prep football results. Dozens of high school teams including Camdenton Iberia California Mountain Grove and Nodaway posted wins or close losses with scores ranging widely from the 0s to the 70s across cities such as Joplin Springfield Jefferson City St. Louis area schools and Kansas City suburbs.
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Associated Press
Camdenton
Iberia
California
Versailler
Mountain Grove
Rolla
Midway
Osceola
Princeton
Worth County
Norborne
Staymer
Craig
Nodaway
Sweet Springs
University High-Warrensburg
Avenue
Sherwood
Drexel
Miami & Monett
Lamar
Nevada
Webb City
Pleasant Hill
Malden
Joplhin Parkwood
Springfield
Glendale
Joplin
Millcrest
Mark Twain Defeated As Stiff Defense Falls Short
MACON The Mark Twain Tigers suffered a 13 8 loss to Macon in a hard fought Clarence Cannon Conference game. Macon took the lead on a 49 yard run by Robert Morton and a John Foley sneak, then added a second score after a mishandled punt snap. Mark Twain rallied late with a Kirk Morehead pass to Jeff Graham for a touchdown and a Cletus Leake conversion but could not reach the tying score before time expired. Brad Whitaker rushed 122 yards for Mark Twain, which drops to 0-8-1 and hosts Highland next.
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MACON
Mark Twain Tigers
Mark Twain
Clarence Cannon
Robert Morton
John Foley
Jim Brown
Foley
Tigers
Kirk Morehead
Jeff Graham
Cletus Leake
Paul Blackard
Brad Whitaker
Bobby Fry
Highland
CCC
Centralia
Centralia Panthers
Louisiana
Airways
Bulldogs
Eddie Gower
Panther
Louisian
Panthers
Jeff Sims
Rodney Kaiser
Mike Forsee
Jim Denham
Gower
Brad Fountain
David Boehlein
Boehlein
Bob Fowler
Louisiana Rally Edges Centralia In Narrow Football Win
Louisiana Bulldogs rally from 14 down in the second half to beat Centralia 22 to 20. Eddie Gower threw three TD passes including a 56 yard strike to Darryl Chatman. Centralia, led by Keith Ridgway and Kaiser, falls to 2-7. Louisiana moves to 6-2-1.
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Panther
Gower
Darryl Chatman
Fowler
Louisiana
Centralia
Keith Ridgway
Bulldogs
Ridgway
Sims
Art Collens
Forsee
Palmyra
CCC
Slick Fielding Maxvill Retires After 16 Years
Dal Maxvill, 36, veteran shortstop, retires from major league baseball after 16 seasons. He played briefly for the Oakland A's this season, added four hits in 20 at bats, and was among the top fielders. Earlier with the St Louis Cardinals in 1968 he earned Sporting News All Star honors for his defense.
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ST. Louis
Dal Maxvill
Maxvill
Oakland A's
A’s
St. Louis Cardinals
Sporting News
Crusaders Clinch MSC Title With Big Win at Mexico
Jefferson City Hellos clinched the Mid-State Conference football title with a 46 to 13 victory over Mexico, delivering a crushing night for the Bulldogs at Hawthorne Heights and ending Mexico’s fall finale on a sour note.
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Mexico
Bulldog
Hawthorne Heights
Jefferson City
Crusaders
Bulldogs
Helias Domination Seals MSC Title With Lueckenhoff Feat
Helias Crusaders crushed Mexico 705 yards to 447 as John Taylor rushed 38 times for 211 yards and four touchdowns plus Lueckenhoff added four rushing TDs and a TD pass. Mexico, led by Fine and Fry, could only muster eight first downs and 87 rushing yards. Helias clinched its fourth MSC crown in six years.
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Mexico
Lueckentoff
Kay
M—Rankin
Fry Wick
M—Lueckenhoff
H—Lueckenhoff
Maykler
H—Lueckentholf
M—J. Fry
H—Kemna
Lueckenhaft
Smith
Kemnat
Furguson
Kaiser
Bakke
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Fry
B. Fry
Hotop
Long
Kemna
Helias
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Dana Trueckenhoff
Crusaders
MSC
Taylor
Lueckenhoff
Missouri University
Jim Wallar
Bulldog
Art Seals
Bulldogs
Dale Kemna
Kent Kaiser
Rolla
Important MU Game State Cross Country In Columbia
More than 68,000 fans and a national TV audience expected for Missouri versus Nebraska in Columbia. Nearby 30 high schools competed at the state cross country meet on the university golf course, led by Mexico’s Ron Whittaker squad in Class 1A. Missouri’s Tony Galbreath returns, with Curt Brown backing him, while Nebraska’s Vince Ferragamo and Tony Davis pace the offense. Nebraska leads the Big Eight with a 7-0 overall record, Missouri sits 5-2 as they face a televised showdown after recent wins and losses.
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Nebraska
Memorial Stadium
Mexico
Cornhuskers
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Curt Brown
Steve Pizarkiewicz
Pisarkiewicz
Galbreath
Vince Ferragamo
Tony Davis
Colorado
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Hudson Tigers Aim To Tie National Football Victory Streak
Hudson Michigan seeks to tie the national record with a 71st straight win in Class C football as coach Tom Saylor guides a community tied to the sport. The 82-4-1 record since 1966 reflects a town devoted to football and family.
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Saylor
Hudson
NorCal Routs Salisbury to Stay Alive in Title Chase
North Callaway Thunderbirds powered past Salisbury 47-7 to keep pace in the Lewis and Clark Conference. Kirk Lawson and Rusty Wilson each rushed for two touchdowns as NorCal totaled 377 rushing yards and moved to 6-2 overall, 4-1 in league. Salisbury fell to 2-4, 3-6.
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North Callaway Thunderbirds
Lewis and Clark
NorCal
Marceline
T-Birds
Kirk Lawson
Rusty Wilson
North Callaway
Panthers
Lawson
Randy Moore
Thunderbirds
Wilson
John Cravens
Doug Range
State-Ranked MSD Rout Van-Far in 54-14 Victory
Missouri School for the Deaf, ranked eighth in Class 1A, overwhelmed Van-Far 54-14 in Vandalia. MSD piled up 320 total yards while Van-Far struggled on offense, with standout defensive totals for Van-Far players and a late Indians score. MSD improves to 2-6-1. Van-Far falls to 8-1 and hosts Montgomery Co. R-2 next week.
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Bob Groff
Groff
Indians
Missouri School For the Deaf
Eagles
van- Far
Charles Jennings
William Overton
Jennings
Ronnie Carr
Kevin Grigg
Carl Erlich
Overton
Merle Charlton
Chuck Moran
Charlton
Darrell Smith
MSD
Rick Ward
Van-Far
Montgomery Co
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