Red-Hot Indians Entertain Fans
About 250 fans watched the Van-Far Indians in a soap scrimmage. In varsity play the Black team won 68-66 in overtime over the Whites, while the JV Whites beat the JV Blacks 51-43. Coach Lowell Keltner noted scoring came despite limited practice and stressed defense ahead of Monday’s Hannibal Tournament opener vs Unity of Menden.
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Charles Jennings
Tommy Spradling
Jeff Guinn
Kevin Cockrell
Stan Teague Hnd
Mark Hale
Rick Harshman
Hannibal
Menden
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Keltner
Mark Sutton
Wendell Wheeler
Highland Cougars top Centralia in league opener at Ewing
Highland defeats Centralia 44 27 in the Clarence Cannon Conference opener behind Bradley 21 points while Lynda Overfelt tops Centralia with 10. B team also wins 33 17 as Centralia trails 18 4 in first half. Beth Johns leads Panthers with seven. Next schedule features freshman boys and B girls vs Salisbury then A and B games with Macon.
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Highland Cougars
Highland
Bradley
Lynda Overfelt
Panthers
Centralia
Clarence Cannon
Beth Johns
Salisbury
Macon
MU Fresh Capitalize On Errors
AMES Iowa AP Two early Iowa State fumbles set up Missouri touchdowns as the Tigers won 28-0 in freshman football. Dean Leibson scored on a six yard run after the first Cyclone bobble and Jamel Williams added a seven yard TD after the second. Missouri had 374 yards to Iowa State's 157 with Tim Gibbons throwing nine of 21 for 146 yards. Davis led Missouri with 94 rushing yards on 16 carries. Iowa State's deep threat was to the Missouri 34 yard line. Tom Miller led the Cyclones with 35 yards on 23 carries.
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Cyclone Bobble
Jamel Williams
Cyclones
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John McDonald
Annise Davis
Gibbons
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Hannibal
Pirates
Mexico
David Steinbrueck
Don Williams
Jim Groves
Bulldogs
Mike Long
Russ Haerer
John Ekedahi
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Ekedahl
Chris Hotep
Pirate
Robert Young
Billy Fry
Sears
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Randy Ezell
Fry
Seals
Bulldogs Hand Hannibal 30-14 In Season Finale Victory
Mexico (Missouri) rode a strong ground game to a 30-14 win over Hannibal in the season finale. Fullback Haerer and halfback Long led a 138 rushing yards attack while Hannibal’s Rod Knepp produced 123 yards for the Pirates. Mexico finished 7-3 on the year, the third straight winning season, as Haerer sealed the win with a late interception return for a TD.
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Chris Hotep
Hannibal
Rich Lovell
Bulldogs
America
Pirates
Rod Knepp
Knepp
Panthers Rally To Beat St. Mary's 25 21 In Dramatic Comeback
Centralia Panthers overcome a 21-0 halftime deficit against St. Mary’s of Independence to win 25-21. Key plays included 80 and 37 yard interceptions, a seven minute third quarter drive, Don Sigman’s late fumble return for the winning score, and Romine touchdowns in the fourth quarter. Panthers rise to 2-1 in Clarence Cannon Conference.
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Clarence Cannon
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Don Sigman
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Finley Threatens Civil Suit Over World Series Fines
Charles C. Finley challenged Commissioner Bowie Kuhn after a six hour hearing over $7,000 in fines tied to World Series actions including the Mike Andrews affair. Kuhn agreed to re evaluate the penalties while Finley hinted at possible court action if the appeal fails.
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Baseball
Bowie Kuhn
Finley
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Mike Andrews
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Andrews
Commissioner's Office
Manny Trillo
Oakland Coliseum
A's
Harry Walker
A’s
Commissioner of Baseball
Pistons Silence Kings Without Archibald at Cobo Arena
Detroit dominated Kansas City Omaha 125-98 at Cobo, taking advantage of Nate Archibald's Achilles injury. Larry McNeill and Nate Williams led with 21 points each as Willie Norwood paced Detroit with 15. The win lifts the Pistons to 10-7 while KC-Omaha falls to 6-11. Detroit visits Buffalo next.
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National Basketball Association
Kansas City-Omaha
Nate Archibald
Kc-Omaha
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Cobo Arena
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Ray Scott
Scott
Archibald
Dynamo
Larry McNeill
Nate Williams
Willie Norwood
Jim Davis
Bob Lanier
Curtis Rowe
Portland
Buffalo
Boston Celtics
Sports On The Air Highlights Diverse Weekend Telecasts
College football Minnesota at Illinois leads today’s schedule with a 12:45 p.m. kickoff and a 12:30 p.m. pregame. Pro basketball Portland at Houston follows at 1:30 p.m. European Cup track from Edinburgh, Scotland airs at 2:30 p.m. Wide World of Sports features drag racing, pro skiing, and gymnastics at 4 p.m. NFL highlights surface at multiple times. Sunday offers Cardinals vs Giants at noon and Oilers vs Chiefs at 1 p.m., plus 49ers vs Rams and Kansas-Oklahoma action across stations.
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Portland Trail Blazers
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Rockets
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Wide World of Sports
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Chiefs
49Ers
Rams
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Onofrio
Davis Cup semifinal sees Hrebec edge Newcombe in five
Jiri Hrebec of Czechoslovakia defeated Australian John Newcombe in a three set comeback 6-4 8-10 6-4 7-5 to reach the Davis Cup final. Nic Nastase of Romania beat Jimmy Connors 7-6 5-7 7-4 in the Dewars Cup semis to advance. Tom Watson kept the lead at seven rounds of the World Open in Pinehurst as he shot five over par 76 for the third day running.
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Czechoslovakia
John Newcombe
London
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Jimmy Connors
Belleville
Ill
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N.C
Tom Watson
Football Scores From AP Widespread High School Matching
Scores relay from Associated Press list many games across Missouri and nearby states include Cameron over Savannah 41 33 Cass Midway 27 0 Sherwood 7 Adrian O Hara 21 Moon 7 Marceline 7 Maryville 74 Bethany 22 Mount Grove 11 Lockwood 56 Jefferson City Melsag 27 Ma berly 4 Perryville 6 Jackson 17 Charleston 14 Keane 14 Caruthersville 7 Portageville 0 Doniphan 14 Duchesne 20 Marquette 20 Francis Howell 29 Oakville 6 Kickapoo 33 Monet 34 Neosho Appleton City 33 Miami McDonald 27 Fulton Wentaville Nevada 28 Cassville 7 Webb City 41 Aurora 14 Mount Vernon 20 Lamar Lincoln 18 Central 7 Liberty 12 Park Hill 7 Lee's Summit 25 Grandview Pembroke Country Day 24 Fort Osage Lillis 14 Butter 13 Pleasant Hill Odessa 9 Saint Joseph Central 9 Sedalia Smith-Coffon 7 Blue Springs 6 Centralia 24 St Marys 21 Cabool 45 Salem 14 Chillicothe 73 Warresoburg 0 Windsor 13 Mouston 62 Willow Springs 0 Higginaville 20 Harrisonville Parkwood 44 Memorial 6
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Trojans Capture Consolation Honors in Harrisburg
In the Little Dixie Tournament at Harrisburg, Community R-6 Trojans won consolation titles. Boys beat Madison 65 45, led by Kelly Young with 29 points and 18 rebounds, while Mark Robison added 16. Girls defeated Ashland 43 19, led by Joyce Bertels with 17 and Carol Bertels with 14, as RG built an early 10 2 edge and maintained the lead through the game.
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WHA Hockey Scores From Winnipeg and Cleveland
Winnipeg beat Edmonton on Saturday while Cleveland fell to 4. Los Angeles lost elsewhere. Houston faced New York with a post noon start and Quebec met New England in the afternoon. Toronto clashed with Chicago.
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Bowl bids drawing near by Herschel Nissenson
The nation's top college teams race toward bowls with Alabama set to meet Notre Dame in the Sugar Bowl and Penn State expected in the Orange Bowl against LSU. Texas can clinch a Cotton Bowl spot by beating Texas Christian as Ohio State and Michigan vie for Big Ten honors and bowls.
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Associated Press
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