Mexico Bowl ends in 36 8 loss to Rolla Bulldogs
Mexico finishes 2-8 overall and 1-3 in MSC after a sixth straight defeat. Coach Valentik and seniors saw a tough season end, as Rolla’s 254 rushing yards in the first half and a late surge sealed the win. Randy Tate’s 81 yard interception return was a bright spot for Mexico.
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Davolt
Tom Brown
David Royal
Ron Vaughn
Fulton
Jefferson City
Dan McDaniel
Tate
Bob Dempaki
Keith Batsell
Gary Eick
Paul Janke
James Johnson
Terry Littrell
Cliff Long
Andy Mitchell
Barry Nordwald
Brian Snell
Blake Sumpter
Steve Westbay
Royal
John Skelton
Mexico vs Rolla: Davolt, Wells lead rushing in final
Davolt 14 carries for 154 yards and Wells 9 carries for 40 with two rushing TDs pace Rolla while Mexico struggles. Wells adds 49 passing yards on 4 completions as Rolla tops Mexico 63 41 in a rough game with multiple fumbles and two interceptions by Rolla.
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Fry
Dempski
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Young
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Brewt
Royal
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Grogan
Collier
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Belt
Myers
Womack
Pac-8 rivals UCLA and USC clash ahead of Rose Bowl showdown
AP reports UCLA facing Oregon with 15th ranked passer Jack Henderson and USC meeting Stanford led by No 2 passer Guy Benjamin. Robinson calls Blood Bowl legacy and Ricky Bell remains national rushing leader despite recent injuries.
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Southern California
Oregon
Jack Henderson
Stanford
Guy Benjamin
Henderson
Los Angeles Coliseum
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Benjamin
John McKay
Southern Cal
John Robinson
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Ricky Bell
Missouri High School Scoreboard Report
The scoreboard lists numerous high school football scores across Missouri and nearby towns including Joplin Parkwood Marionville Greenfield Norton, and grand totals for teams such as Kickapoo Lebanon and Parkwood. Notable results show Blue Springs Grandview North Kansas City and Oak Park among others with varied margins.
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Miliary
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Liberty ‘ Fort
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Grandview
Ruskin
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Chrisman
New AL Teams Carry Out Commitment To Youth
Seattle Mariners and Toronto Blue Jays built their expansion rosters with young, largely unknown players in the AL draft. They selected Ruppert Jones and Bob Bailor in early rounds, emphasizing prospects over veterans, while Kansas City provided several players and the Blue Jays traded later for Alan Ashby and Doug Howard.
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Rico Carty
Toronto
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Speedy Ruppert
Lou Gorman
Jones
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Royals
Mariners
Bob Bailor
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Rochester
Pat Gillick
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Lou Piniella
Dick Tidrow
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Carlos May
New York Yankees
Brooks Robinson
Paul Blair
Charlie Spikes
Cleveland
Peter Bavasi
Carty
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Otto Velez
Jim Mason
Dave McKay
Darrell Johnson
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Grant Jackson
Pete Broberg
Rick Jones
Stan Thomas
Glenn Abbott
Dick Polo
Dave Pagan
Dave Collins
Steve Braun
Leroy Stanton
Bob Stinson
Joe Lis
Dan Meyer
Johnson
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al Fitzmorris
Stinson
Steve Staggs
Fitzmorris
Alan Ashby
Doug Howard
Pirates Hire Tanner In Major Manager Move
Pittsburgh AP General Manager Harding Peterson secured Chuck Tanner as Pirates manager to replace retiring Danny Murtaugh. Tanner returns to western Pennsylvania after leading Oakland to second place in the AL West and earning manager of the year in 1972 with Chicago. The deal includes Manny Sanguillen and $100,000 as Finley sought his pound of flesh, while Peterson eyes luring Oakland stars like Joe Rudi and Rollie Finger to Pittsburgh.
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al Oliver
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Gene Tenace
Sal Bando
Rollie Finger
Missouri Star Eyes All Time Passing Mark This Week
Columbia Missouri AP Steve Pisarkiewicz could become Missouri’s all time leading passer if he breaks Paul Christman’s 3066 yard record this week. A 1:30 p.m. kickoff vs Colorado looms as 64500 fans watch Curtis Brown return from injury and Missouri battles for a share of the Big Eight lead while Colorado brings momentum and a strong midfield attack.
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al Onofrio
Pisarkiewicz
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Colorado
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Curtis Brown
Tigers
Metcalf OK But Not Gray In Eagles Rematch
St. Louis Cardinals starter Terry Metcalf will be available for the game against Philadelphia while star wide receiver Mel Gray, coming off nose surgery, sits out. Gray caught six passes for 109 yards and a touchdown in the first meeting, a 33 14 Cardinals win.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Mel Gray
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Eagles
NHL Friday Results and Weekend NFL Schedule Glance
NHL scores show Buffalo 2 Washington 7 and Toronto 4 Atlanta 2 with Cleveland and Philadelphia tied 4 4 and Vancouver beating Los Angeles 4 1. WHA results include Houston 9 Phoenix 1 and Winnipeg 7 Minnesota 2. Weekend pro football slate lists Miami at New York Jets St Louis at Philadelphia Oakland at Chicago New Orleans vs Green Bay in Milwaukee Pittsburgh at Kansas City Giants at Dallas and other matchups.
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Mark Twain Ends Long Winless Streak With Victory Over Van-Far
Mark Twain Tigers snap a 24 game winless run by edging northeast Missouri rival Van-Far 14 6 in a non conference game. Bobby Fry capped an 80 yard drive with a 43 yard TD run early in the fourth quarter.
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