NorCal finishes season with 7 2 win over Van-Far
North Callaway Thunderbirds outhit Van-Far 287 rushing yards to 188 and clinched a 30 6 victory in Vandalia to end a 7 2 season. Starters Hobson Magruder and Sydenstricker totaled 290 plus yards and Hobson surpassed 1000 rushing yards for the year.
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Pro Basketball Tonight: East and West Leaders Clash
The card lists New York at Charlotte against Carolina, Florida at Fort Worth to face Texas, Denver visiting Hamp ton Virginia, and Utah traveling to Kentucky with one result showing Los Angeles 106 New York 104.
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Mexico Chiefs rally to a 12 0 win at Keokuk
Mexico beats Keokuk 12 to 0 at Keokuk in a homecoming for 115 pound QB Lee Kehl who steered the Bulldogs offense to two late Beever touchdowns. Beever scored on a 20 yard run in the final period and a 9 yard keeper sealed the victory as Mexico outrushed 161 to 76.
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Reckoning Day in Big Eight Sees Kansas State Oklahoma Duel
Kansas State and Oklahoma face must win tests to keep pace with Nebraska in the Big Eight race. Nebraska already leads, while Kansas, Missouri, Colorado, and Iowa State fight to stay in contention. Key matchups feature Lynn Dickey vs Tony Pounds and star receivers Montgomery Hawthorne Graham Eben plus Joe Wylie fueling Oklahoma’s hopes.
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Kapp Faces Cardinals in Sunday NFL Clash
St Louis hosts Boston as Joe Kapp aims to bounce back against his old foes. The Cardinals, 5-2, edge closer to another winning season while the 1-6 Patriots seek a upset with Kapp starting over Mike Taliaferro. A 43,000 crowd is expected for the 1:05 p.m. CST kickoff.
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Gants Eyes Division Title As NFL Week Reveals Parity
The Giants and Redskins sit tied atop the NFC Eastern Division as week action nears, with Dallas and St. Louis one game ahead. San Diego could leap to first in the UFC standings with favorable results, while Houston and Cleveland chase upsets and Oakland eyes a rebound after a tie.
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Sports On Television Saturday Highlights Schedule
Television guide fragment lists Saturday and Monday sports blocks across channels. Highlights include Purdue vs Illinois State college football, Dallas Cowboys vs Giants, Oilers vs Chiefs, Browns vs Raiders, Blues vs Northstars, and Colts vs Packers with multiple reruns and delayed programs.
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Charles Fountain Joins John F. Kennedy College Patriots
Charles Fountain, former Mexico Bulldog starter, will play as forward guard for the Patriots at John F. Kennedy College in Wahoo Nebraska. The 6 foot 3 inch freshman will compete for the team this season.
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Sophomore Football Set For Monday Clash At 5:30
The Mexico sophomore football team hosts Fulton at 5 30 p m Monday in the final game of the season. Last week the junior varsity beat Moberly JV 47 to 20, a performance coach Jim Y Valentik called the best game this year.
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Football score roundup from regional games
Prea beat Kemper 24 to 16 as Hannibal lost 19 to Marshall 12. Moberly defeated Waynesville 21 to 0. Jefferson City and Helias led 27 to 14 over Lebanon and Mexico 12 to 0. Keokuk trailed NorCal 0 to 30 while Van-Far fell 6 to Fulton 35. Boonville 6, K C Center 20, Hickman 14, Jeffersonson 14, K C DelLaSalle, Springfield Hilcrest 29, Sedalia.
Sweden Captures Yugoslavia Open Table Tennis Title
Subotica Yugoslavia AP Sweden defeated Japan 3-2 to win the Yugoslavia Open table tennis championship. Japan led 2-1 before Hans Alser and Kojeli Johanson won the last two singles to clinch the victory.
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