Four Area Teams Open Tonight In Basketball Action
Four area high school teams begin play in the first full week of the season. North Callaway debuts coach Clifford Weith against Community A-6 Trojans while Wellsville under Richard Shafter hosts Hermann. Montgomery County travels to Elsberry in an Eastern Missouri Conference opener. Sturgeon hosts Harrisburg as Chris Spene meets Greg Sublett, and Paris hosts Monroe City with Don Williams planning aggressive changes. Four girls games follow: Macon Centralia Monroe City Paris Mark Twain Harrisburg Sturgeon. Vancouver hires Andy Bathgate as head coach. Prefontaine wins NCAA cross country title for Oregon. Goolagong dominates in South African Open.
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Costly turnovers sink Mexico jayvee opener at Hickman
Mexico jv fell 43 33 to Columbia Hickman as early turnovers set the tone. Randy Stewart and Don Dempski led Hickman with 16 points apiece, while E G Raney praised the turnout and noted nerves and first quarter mistakes as the main issue.
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Kewpies Lead Basketball Poll In Central Missouri
The Columbia Hickman Kewpies emerge as the top team in central Missouri with 18 first place votes and 231 points in The Ledger weekly poll. Mexico and others follow, ranking includes Centralia North Callaway and Community A-6 with points and placement. Ballots go to area coaches and independents. teams must reach at least 10 points to be ranked.
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Lee's Wild Cashing Pays Big Dividends
Atlanta beat Minnesota 17 7 as Eddie Ray caught a 39 yard TD pass with 1 10 left in the half. Fran Tarkenton led a late Vikings surge but fell short as Atlanta extended its win streak to six and stayed within a game of the Rams in the NFC West. Tarkenton threw for 209 yards and connected on a 39 yard TD to John Gilliam while Nick Mike Mayer added two field goals for the Falcons.
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Falcons close in as playoff hopes stay alive
In a Big Eight preview, Kansas State coach Vince Gibson boldly forecast Oklahoma beat Nebraska in Norman. Other coaches offered cautious takes as chatter swirled around the looming rivalry clash and its impact on the conference title race.
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Indians Post Tourney Surprise
The Van-Far Indians stunned defending champion Unity of Mendon IL 58 44 in the Hannibal Holiday Tournament opener. Junior Kevin Cockrell led with 24 points and 19 rebounds as Van-Far capitalized on Unity’s inexperience and adjusted to pressure, while teammates Hale Straube Spradling Hurshman Teague contributed key plays and the team shot 63 percent. They face Clapton next, then potential follow games as the tournament continues.
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No Change In Top Grid Teams In AP Poll
Ohio State remains first in the AP college football ratings with no changes in the top 13. Ohio State beat Iowa 45-13 to boost to 1,142 points with 3 first-place votes as Alabama thrashed Miami 43-13 to hold 1,082 points and 16 first-place votes. Oklahoma is third after 48-20 over Kansas, with nine first-place votes.
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Bowling results and high scores from Mexico ladies league
In a bowling report from Mexico City lanes Commerce Bank defeated Merb's Apto 4 0 while Central Loan topped Great Central Lumber 2 2 House of Flowers 2 Stephenton Mate 1 First National Bank 4 and Busch 0. High scores featured E Devault 207 in a high series Pauley 539 and Commerce Bank with 1029 high team game and 7983 high team series. Other entries include Therese Berger 212 and Therese Serger 558 with Fashions 993 and Wiebert Implement 2774 as top teams.
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Community Girls Overcome Shooting Woes
The Community A-6 basketball girls beat Ashland 40 26 at home in their opener despite a rough shooting night. Karen Tiller and Becky Strode led scoring with 10 each as foul trouble moved Tiller to center. Next game is Nov 26 at New Bloomfield after a date change.
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Debby Lane
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Local Church Courts See Lopsided Wins
Monday night church league action produced decisive wins as Love St. Christian Church and St. Brendan Catholic posted large scoring margins.
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Missouri deer hunt season totals show strong start
By Moore More Than 3 000 Missouri hunters killed 2 171 deer on Monday boosting the three day total to 14 418, up 3 66 from last year. Texas County leads with 007, Gasconade 452, Ozark 307 as season extends to Sunday. In Columbia Missouri, Yugoslavian national basketball team defeats Missouri 78 72, Eberhard 20 for Missouri.
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