Missouri MTCCA Clinic and Banquet at Westminster College
The Missouri Track and Cross-Country Coaches Association will hold its third annual clinic and banquet at Westminster College in Fulton on December 10 and 11. More than 300 coaches from Missouri colleges high schools and junior highs are expected. Westminster coach Ken Morris leads MTCCA as president with a two day program and seven featured speakers. The banquet Friday night will honor coaches of the year and induct new Hall of Fame members. MTCCA officers include vice president Phil Brusca secretary Ron Rushen and treasurer Ron Whittaker.
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Fulton
Missouri Track and
Assa
Westminster College
Missouri
Westminster
Ken Morris
MTCCA
Phil Brusca
Ladue High School
St. Louis
Ron Rushen
Kirkwood High School
Ron Whittaker
Mexico High School
Pro Picker Goes Out On Limb With Redskins
Pro football picks analyze Washington Redskins chances after a string of upsets and losses. The note highlights 6-4 Redskins in NFC East contention and predicts an upset at St Louis while detailing weekly results, key matchups, and implications for playoff hopes.
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Redskins
Hal Bock
NEW York (Ap
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Dallas
San Francisco
New York Giants
Los Angeles
Spurs Blow Out Kings 129 104 In NBA Action
Kansas City coach Phil Johnson called it shell shock after San Antonio crushed the Kings 129-104. Billy Paultz and Larry Kenan led the Spurs, while Golden State beat Phoenix 131-111 and Indiana topped Detroit 104-99. Rick Barry scored 24 for the Warriors, and Don Buse hit key late baskets for the Pacers.
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Associated Press
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Kansas City Kings
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National Basketball Association
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Larry Kenan
Kings
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Suns
Rick Barry
Phil Smith
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Phoenix
Barry
George Johnson
Ricky Sobers
Pacers
Pistons
Billy Knight
Indiana
Bob Lanier
Detroit
Don Buse
Ledgerland Players Named to EMO All Stars
Ledgerland players across Mon and Van-Far received EMO All-Conference football honors. First team offense includes Tom O Keefe, Roger Hans, Bryan Engleman, William Overton, and David Clithero. Don Holt earns honorable mention. defense features Don Holt, Terry Hopkins, Roger Hana, and Reefe.
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Roger Hans
Bryan Engleman
Mon
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David Clithero
Van-Far
Don Holt
Indians
Terry Hopkins
Roger Hana
Eefe
Montgomery
Martin Keller
Roger Carr
le Roper Hana Montgomery
Jim Twellman
Bowling Green
Elwood Moore
Warrenton
Tom O'Keate
Kent Leek
Troy
Bryan Engteman
van Far
Ken Scott
Dalbert Morrison
Troy Junior
Jack Burrows
Bewting
Van
Steve Morris
William Overton Van-Far
John Drayar
Chuck Tophinke
David Clitharo Van-Far
Sr Wicker
Mark Long
Bryan Engleman Montgomery
Keith Lueche
Bankers Take 118 104 Victory In Sparse Mexico Team
MOBERLY The Commerce Bankers of Mexico overcame a shortage of players to defeat Rockets 118 to 104 at the Missouri Training Center for Men. E G Raney led with 34 points, Ron Kemp 32, Mark Thoenen 28, Dave Wilkinson 20, Dwight Linnemeyer 6 as Mexicoans finished strong after a 22 point cushion faded.
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Ron Kemp
Mark Thoenen
Dave Wilkinson
Dwight Linnemeyer
Harris Emerges as Cardinals High Productivity Receiver
Ike Harris of the St. Louis Cardinals, a business graduate and future CPA, delivered eight receptions for 130 yards last Sunday, boosting him to ninth in the league with 41 catches for 574 yards. The Iowa State product credits reading zone coverages better this year and continues to pursue CPA certification.
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Ike Harris
St. Louis Cardinals
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Jim Hart
Iowa State Business
Southern California Sun
Des Moines
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Cardinals
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Mel Gray
West Memphis, Ark
Wednesday Evening League Bowling Scores Summary
Readable linted fragment shows multiple teams and players with high scores for the evening sessions. Notable entries include Pat Ste 116 and Pat Staples 543 high series, Gena Smith and Jack Hudson 115 high game, Gene Smith 6077 high series, and team tallies such as Commerce Bank 1027 high team series and Roadrunners 164% high team series across various lanes and venues.
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Virginia Neck
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Anderson Shocked by Gullett's Move
Cincinnati Reds manager Sparky Anderson reacts to Don Gullett leaving for the New York Yankees on a six year deal worth about 2 million dollars. Anderson says the name will be dropped and Cincinnati will carry on, admitting shock and disillusionment after six seasons with the Reds as their top draft pick in 1969.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Don Gullett
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Reds
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Jerry Kapstein
Dereon
Matthews
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
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Koufax
Yankees and Braves win big in free agent bids again
In New York and Atlanta, big signees mark another round of high stakes free agency. Don Gullett joins Catfish Hunter with the Yankees, as Matt Matthews moves to Atlanta. salaries range from about 1.75 to 3.5 million for multi-year deals. Gullett notes pride in joining a winning club amid the franchise’s recent success.
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Yankees
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Gullett
Gary Matthews
Atlanta
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Matthewa
Braves
San Francisco
Giants
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