Football Contest Enters Final Week
Robert L. Suddarth of Vandalia wins The Ledger football prediction contest after 19 top games with two incorrect. Other finalists were Roger Herron, E. Boone Sehlanker, and Meng Moore. The season finale details entry steps, deadlines, and prize of $10 for weekly winner.
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Wellsville M T Tigers Fall to Elsberry 85 62
East Missouri Conference foe Elsberry defeated Wellsville 85 to 62 as Gary Kroeger scored 23 for the winners and Rod Van Buren led Wellsville with 19. Wellsville trailed by 13 at halftime and was outscored 22 10 in the third. Junior varsity won 56 55 behind Tom Houston 16 and Steve Delazier 15. Tigers travel to Hermann next Tuesday.
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Paris Cage Girls Show Potent Attack
Paris Coyote girls open season with a two win sweep over Slater in Lewis & Clark Conference play. Varsity won 58 to 26 behind 17 points from Brenda Gilliam and 13 from Sherry Hagedorn, Annette Ragsdale 10. Slater’s Jodi Swiegert led with 13. JV prevailed 13 to 3. Paris visits Westran Friday. Also note Gottfried von Cramm, 66, killed in a car crash in Cairo.
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Van-Far Booster Night Hosts Local Basketball Event
Vandalia on Saturday hosts a fund raising basketball evening at the high school gym. The Van dalia old-timers meet Farber at 7 p.m. followed by women versus traveling ladies. Komu Ty Super Stars face Van-Far faculty. Donations at the door are 1.50 for adults and 75 cents for students. Proceeds fund athletic equipment.
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Paris Coyotes honored on Lewis & Clark All-Conference list
Paris Coyotes lead with seven players on the Lewis & Clark All Conference football team after a 7-2 season finishing a game behind Marceline. North Callaway adds five honorees with Paris players retaining spots on offense and defense.
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Fayette
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Westran
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Salisbury
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Community Lets Lead Slip Away In Opener
In the Little Dixie Conference opener, Community A-6 led Hallsville by 14 but lost 71-70 as Hallsville rallied behind Wayne Gooding and Mike Johnson. Calvin Webber led Community with 17 points while Hallsville’s Vince Ketterer added 16.
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Panthers Girls Reach EMack Final in Narrow Win
Centralia Panthers girls basketball beat Marceline 46 to 26 to advance to the EMacoh Tournament final. Vicki Crigler scored 20, Sherri Ritchie 11, Kathy Wade 15 rebounds, while Centralia struggled from the free throw line missing 14 attempts. The Panthers led 19-11 at halftime and stretched the margin in the second half.
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Van-Far Girls Edge Monroe City In OT Scare
Van-Far Indian girls opened the season sluggishly but rallied to a 29-26 non-conference win at Monroe City. After a 16-16 halftime, the Indians led 6-3 in overtime as Diana Meeker and Robyn Cockrell each scored eight and ten points respectively for Monroe City and Joni Williams added ten for Van-Far. Van-Far visits Elsberry next Monday.
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Diana Meeker
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Blues Face Montreal Firepower In 8-1 Loss
Montreal Canadiens powered past the St. Louis Blues 8-1 as Steve Shutt and Peter Mahovlich each scored twice. Shutt credited teammates for the high scoring, while rookie Ed Staniewski struggled as Montreal improved to 13-3-1.
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Canadiens
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