Little Dixie Tournament heads into third night
Ashland and Cairo claim wins as Little Dixie Conference Basketball Tournament advances at North Callaway. Ashland toppled Community A-6 Trojans 57 43 led by Farron Klemme 22 points while Greg Cox had 15 for the Trojans. Cairo routed Surgeon 70 35 as Dwight Schauper added 12 and Ray Smith 14 for Sturgeon. Cairo girls led by Sandra O'Brien with 12 as Cairo beat Community A-4 4310. Matches set for 5 30 pm and 7 pm feature Sturgeon vs Community A-6 and Harrisburg vs Higbee as host Cairo pursues a title bid.
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Greg Cox
Farron Klemme
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Dwight Schauper
Sturgeon
Ray Smith
Sandra O'Brien
Community A
Sandra O’brien
Trojan
Harrisburg
Higbee
Archie Manning Back on Campus
Archie Manning, back on the Oxford campus, awaits doctor's clearance to resume light practice after being released from Baptist Hospital in Memphis. He suffered a broken left arm in the Houston Mississippi game and was treated eight days after admission. North Callaway Thunderbirds prep for first game at 8 30 p.m. tonight against Madison with tournament action including boys 5 30 p.m. and 8 30 p.m. games and girls Ashland vs Cairo at 7 p.m. Trophies and a food stand complete the high school tournament scene.
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St Georges Edges St Brendan's in opener for youth teams
St George of Hermann defeated St Brendan's 7th grade 28 to 20 and 8th grade 33 to 31 in the season debut. High scorers included Andy Kehl with 8 and Denny Schnetzler with 11. Next games are set for Thursday at 6 30 p.m. against Hatton McCredie.
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Terry Sells
Carl Fuemmeler
Clyde Oligschlaeger
Benny Pettebaum
Mark Lawrence
Ray Uriarte
Hatton-McCredie
Mexico Lanes League Bowling Scores Summary
Readout lists team results and individual totals across multiple leagues. Kirby Sweeper leads with 38 6, Jay's IGA 28 16, Prudential 27 17. notable top games include Beckett 605, Sapp 534, Bird 535, Tate 507, Kirby Sweeper 924 high series 2577, Cruzans 1026 2915 high season marks.
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Wetterall Foods
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B. Sapp
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L. Polland
K. Hill
High Bame
Anne Tate
Jay's Iga
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Mid City Lanes
B & H Recreation
D. Beckett
W. Fox
Charlie’s
Deep Rock
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G. Patrick
J. Burt
Jay's
Pepsi Cola
L. Bird
D. Wallen
McMonigle
C. Hales
Hunter
R. Sapp
H. Staehle
Mid City Commercial
Mid City
Hiway Tobacco
Florsheim Shoe
H. Jesse
Burts LP
Cruzans Liquor
B. Burt
E. Lubbers
R. Pasley
A. Perkins
Young's Service
Roethmeyer
Hoyt
Cruzans
Don Beckett
Hiway
Burts
Young’s
Florsheim
Buck Jimmy Dowell Bags 10-Point Buck Near Mexico
A 10 point buck weighing 117 pounds was shot by Jimmy Dowell of Route 2 late Sunday, about 12 miles north of Mexico. In Audrain County the first three hunting days yield 12 deer, while statewide total hits 22,583, up 4,897 from the same period last year.
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Mexico
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Bulldog Cagers Hold Basketball Open House
About 209 Mexico basketball fans, students and parents attended the Bulldogs open house hosted by Head Coach Lynn Cundiff. The event introduced coaches and all school teams, featured practice drills, and preview scrimmages for freshman, junior varsity and varsity. Mexico opens the season Saturday against Montgomery City and travels to Hannibal Aliday Tournament on November 25. Senior standouts Warren Williams and Keith Campbell lead the roster with Gary Smallwood, Mark Thoenen and Lawrence Cooper among others. Junior and sophomore squads were also introduced, listing several returning lettermen and players.
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Montgomery City
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Letterman
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Gary Smallwood
Mark Thoenen
Wilbur Gould
Herb Belcher
Lawrence Cooper
Mert Bancroft
Dennis White
Bruce Moore
Joe Ezell
Jack Dennis
John Reaves
James Hutchins
Mike Straube
Dave Sutton
Bob Bastian
Lee Kehl
Mike Stubblefield
John Edwards
Joe Long
Wayne Burson
Jim Rec
George Simpson
Tim Wehlewald
Robert Young
Nebraskas Murtaugh earns Big Eight lineman of week honor
Nebraska senior linebacker Jerry Murtaugh, a Nebraskan defensive standout, was named Big Eight Conference lineman of the week for the second time this season. The unanimous selection followed his dominant play against Kansas State, including a key interception, multiple tackles, and forcing punts that helped fuel a 51-13 victory and Orange Bowl bid.
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Nebraska
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Southern California
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Oklahoma
Ken Page
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Oklahoma State
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Missouri
Mark Withrow
Iowa State
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John Stavely
Colorado
Federal NFL Probe Moves Into Its Second Day
Cleveland Browns General Manager Harold Sauerbrei is poised as the first witness before a federal grand jury probing antitrust matters. Browns coach Blanton Collier and ex-Saint Tom Fears testified as the investigation widens to include other team officials and players amid subpoenas across the NFL.
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Cleveland Browns
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Browns
Tom Fears
New Orleans Saints
Sauerbrei
Nick Skorich
Howard Brink
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Collier
Federal
Thomas Meaney
Texas Reclaims No 1 After 58-0 Texas Christian Shellacking
Texas returns to the No 1 spot in the AP college football poll after routing Texas Christian 58-0. Darrell Royal warns the late Arkansas game could cost a bowl berth, but expects a Cotton Bowl bid and a possible showdown with Notre Dame. Notre Dame and Nebraska follow, with Michigan and Ohio State in the top five amid reshuffling.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
Texas
Darrell Royal
Longhorns
Notre Dame
Texas Christian
Irish
Georgia Tech
Wilbur Evans
Arkansas
Royal
Razorbacks
Nebraska
Bowl invitations swirl as teams eye top post season games
Air Force rises to No 10 after a 31 14 win over Stanford and is a solid Sugar Bowl contender. Notre Dame weighs Cotton versus Orange, while Boston College eyes Peach or Liberty. Miners Water Bowl pits Wayne State College against Franklin College in Excelsior Springs.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
Air Force
New Orleans
Notre Dame
Boston College
Atlanta
Memphis
Tenn
Excelsior Springs
Wayne State College
Wayne
Neb
Franklin
Ind
To.a
North Carolina
Bill Robinson
Penn State
Jack Bugbee
Nittany Lions
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Big Ten
Bill Reed
Michigan
Ohio State
Reed
Cardinals Crush Dallas In 3rd Straight Shutout
The Cardinals blanked the Dallas Cowboys 38 0 to remain ahead of the New York Giants in the NFC East. It was St Louis third consecutive shutout tying an NFL record from 35 years ago as Johnny Roland, John Gilliam, Roy Shivers and Jim Bakken contributed scores. Dallas suffered three interceptions by Craig Morton as Roger Staubach also threw one. Meredith avoided the field but kept in the ABC TV booth as St Louis moved to 7 2 while Dallas fell to 5 4.
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Dallas Cowboys
Don Meredith
St. Louis
Cardinals
New York Giants
Meredith
Abc-Tv
Cardinal
Johnny Roland
John Gilliam
Roy Shivers
Jim Bakken
Houston
Boston
Giants
Charley Winner
Winner
Shivers
Roy
Detroit
Foster Ready For Highest Career Weight Fight
DETROIT DETROIT Foster to weigh about 184 pounds for the 15 round bout against Joe Frazier at Cobo Arena. Trainer Bill Gore says the added weight gives Foster a million pounds of confidence as he aims to topple the heavyweight champion. Frazier, expected at 205, sparred with Mole Williams after Foster arrived at 1st Century Gym in downtown Detroit.
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Bob Foster
Joe Frazier
Bill Gore
Foster
Fraz‘Aer
Cobo Arena
1St Century Gym
Frazier
Moleman Williams
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