Four Capture Top Poll Spot In State Football Ranking
Kansas City Center leads Class AAAA after a win over Columbia while Chillicothe holds the AAA top spot undefeated in three years. The poll shifts see North Kansas City and Christian Brothers replaced by Hickman and Webster Groves. Fort Osage and Harrisonville enter in AA and A polls bolster standings with several moves across classes.
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Kansas City Center
Chililidéthe
South Shelby
Cage Midway
State
Sportswriters Association
Columbia
Jefferson City
North Kansas City
Christian Brothers
Hickman
Webster Groves
Chillicothe
Northeast Missouri risks 4 0 record in MIAA race
Northeast Missouri enters Saturday with a flawless 4 0 league mark and will visit Lincoln University. Lincoln sits 1 2 in MIAA play while Central Missouri at 4 1 is idle. Southeast Missouri 3 4 1 goes to Rolla Missouri and Tarkio 2 0 1 faces Culver Stockton 1 2.
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Associated Press
Northeast Missouri
Lincoln University
Lincoln
Central Missouri
Southeast Missouri
Rolla-Missouri
Southwest Missouri
Northwest Missouri
Steve Eckinger
Mules
Southeast
Northwest
William Jewell
Missouri Valley
Missouri Collegiate Athletic Union
Culver - Stocken
Peru
Neb
Central Methodist
Iowa Wesleyan
Washington University of St. Louis
Washington and Lee
Missouri Southern
Missouri Western
Washington
Sewanee
Blues Set Record Sealed by Blues Home Run Night
St Louis Blues edged Detroit 2 1 to extend their home ice winning streak to six a club record Calgary? no. General Manager Scotty Bowman suspended defenseman Baun a 14 year veteran recently acquired from Buffalo for personal problems. The Sabres had claimed him from Detroit on waivers.
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ST. Louis
Bob Baur
Tim Ecclestone
Gary Sabourin
Ernie Wakelz
St. Louis Blues
Blues
Detroit
California
Buffalo
Red Wings
Scotty Bowman
Baun
Sabres
Bowman
Big Eight Weekend Preview with Nebraska Kansas State
Nebraska fans expect a pivotal clash as No.4 Kansas State visits No.20 Nebraska for an 11th hour Big Eight title race. Oklahoma’s visit to Kansas could alter the title outcome while Iowa State at Missouri and Colorado at Oklahoma State also dot the schedule. Key players include Lynn Dickey and Oscar Gibson, with previews of Joe Wylie and Jack Mildren for Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma Sooners
Kansas
Jayhawks
Nebraska
Dickey
Wildcats
Devaney
Jerry Tagge
van Brownson
Tagge
Brownson
Oscar Gibson
Kansas State
Vince Gibson
Oscar
Jim Dukelow
Wayne Bradman
Sugar
Cotton
Oklahoma
Sooners
Pepper Rodgers
Joe Wylie
Jack Mildren
Wylie
Colorado
Cowboys
Tony Pounds
Hermann Eben
Dick Graham
Charles Hardin
Scott Martin
Bobby Jack
Clifford Ray
John Yule
Leroy Chalk
Chuck Jura
Marvin Stewart
al Nissen
Mike Petersen
Huskers
Son
Gene Mack
Jack DeWilder
Rick Engle
Missouri
Oklahoma State
Iowa State
Missouri Snakes Hibernate As Cold Brings Harsh Weather
In Missouri, five poisonous snakes exist with three rattlers while copperheads are least toxic and rarely fatal. Nonpoisonous snakes number 27, including black rat snakes effective at rodent control. The piece stresses avoiding snakes, debunks myths about hoop snakes and cows, and urges leaving snakes alone and staying safe in storms.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Department of Conservation
St. Louis
Paul Anderson
University of Missouri Press
Charles Schwartz
Mexico Bulldogs Face Waynesville in Senior Night Showdown
The Mexico Bulldogs, 2-7, host Waynesville at Hawthorne Heights for a senior night game. Mexico aims to rebound from last week’s 12-0 win over Keokuk while weighing advantages on the line and mixing in changes due to injuries and player moves.
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Mexico
Art Seals
Waynesville
Nelson Monk
Tim Gourley
Chuck Worstell
Lawrence Epple
Bruce Moore
Mark Nordwald
Joe Long
Jeff Fine
Jim Delong
Julian Beever
Lee Kehl
Everett Trabue
Kehl
Trabue
Tim Lankford
Mike Young
Larry Worstell
Fred Sutton
Bill Ward
Monster
Lawrence Cooper
Vic Arnall
Cooper
Moore
Joe Ezell
Chuck Johnson
Hawthorne Heights
Big Eight basketball preview names 5 teams to watch
Kansas State led by new coach Jack Hartman shapes a crowded Big Eight race with Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska Colorado also seen as contenders. Teams open play December 1. depth varies and coaching turnover looms as rivalry and potential titles loom for 1971–72 season.
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Kansas City
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Jack Hartman
Southern Illinois
Hartman
Bob Zender
David Hall
Steve Mitchell
Ernie Kusnyer
Wildcats
Dance Holds Lead At All America Bass Tournament
Kimberling City Missouri AP Bill Dance of Memphis Tennessee six time national bass fishing champion led after day one in the 6500 All America Bass Tournament at Table Rock Lake through opening day. He weighed 26 pounds 14 ounces from nine bass while Roland Martin of Cross City Florida ranked second with nine fish weighing 23 pounds 10 ounces. Dennis Townsend of Montgomery Alabama caught the largest bass at 7 pounds 13 ounces.
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Kimberling City
Bill Dance
Memphis
Tenn
Dance
Roland Martin
Cross
5.C
Dennis Townsend
Montgomery
Ala
Slumping Missouri braces for Iowa State aerial assault
Missouri faces Iowa State in Columbia as injuries thin the Tigers. Coach Dan Devine shakes up the secondary with George Fountain returning and Lorenzo Brinkley dismissed. Cyclones, led by Dean Carlson and Otto Stowe, rely on aerial attack after slipping to 0-5 in conference play.
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Paul Lebar
Associated Press
Columbia, Mo
Missouri
Iowa State
Tigers
Tennessee
Dan Devine
Towa State
Devine
St Louis University Opens Hockey Season Against Ohio State
St Louis University resumes intercollegiate hockey after 29 years with a lineup of 14 Canadians, one St Louisan and five others. Coach Bill Selman, praising hard practice, anticipates an underdog start and aims for speed and defense as they face Ohio State and later Michigan, Boston University, Air Force, Toronto, and other teams.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis University
Ohio State
Bill Selman
St. Louisan
University of Minnesota-Duluth
Billikens
Michigan
Boston University
Air Force Academy
Toronto
Ohio University
Lake Superior State
Denver
Loyola of Montreal
Bowling Green State
Selman
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Mountain Grove
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University of New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Graceland
Iowa
Robert Moore
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Smith, Moore & CO
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Paul Heidbreder
Kansas Jayhawks
Ted Owens
Dave Robisch
Bud Stallworth
Pierre Russell
Roger Brown
Greg Douglas
Bob Kivisto
Neal Mask
Mark Mathews
Aubrey Nash
Jim Creighton
Freddie Shell
Terry Jameson
Ron Mauisby
Dudley Mitchell
Cliff Meely
Sox Walseth
Meely
Henry Smith
Barry Maurer
Bob Allen
Greg Flaker
Sam Aubrey
Hank Iba
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Iba
Donnie Wheeler
Scott Alford
Bob Buck
John Robinson
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