Bowling League Scores and Pro Stats From Wednesday
A detailed recap shows Lane Burners top with high games by Marty Darby and high series by Zee Sway. Team results include Backers Chips, Jay's IGA, Klines, and Prudential Five across mixed leagues. Notable notes cover Grey Cup 1975 venue in Calgary and NFL moves with Saints replacing Myers.
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Dingalings
Wild Bunch
Shirley Jaegers
Shirley Jaeger
Lane Barners
Teasy Rolters
Jay's
IGA
Klines
Mexico
Prudential Five
Zee Sway
Jay
Gien
Shell
Prudential
AngelLand Nn iKlines
MFA Exchange
al & Ken
Zephyr
Roadrunners
W Schlitz
Pollard
A.hamilton
Steamex
Pro Scores Friday Results From Associated Press
NBA scores include Boston 95 over Phoenix 94 and Portland 99 over Washington 147. Chicago 92 beat Seattle. New Orleans 90 defeated Atlanta 66. ABA San Diego 121 over Kentucky 103. Indiana 132 over Memphis 116. Denver 115 over Virginia 110. New York and Buffalo listed. Montreal 7, Quebec 3. WHA Toronto 2, Houston 4. Chicago 5, Michigan 7.
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Associated Press
NBA
Boston
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Houston
Washington
Portland
Chicago
Seattle
New Orleans
Atlanta
San Diego
Kentucky
Indiana
Memphis
Denver
Virginia
Van-Far Defeats Wellsville Tigers In Season Opener
Van-Far Indians win 63-46 behind key defense and 14 points from Kevin Cockrell. Wellsville’s Gerald Harrington and Jim Mottaz were sidelined. Tigers struggled to score in the middle stretches as Cockrell anchored the zone and Wendell Wheeler sparked the bench.
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Vandalia
Kevin Cockrell
Wellsville-Middletown
Cockrell
Wellsville
Indians
Tigers
Lowell Keltner
Gerald Harrington
Jim Mottaz
Eric van Buren
Richard Shaffer
Van-Far
Van-Far Jennings
Wheeler
Teague
Spratting
Hurshman
Basinger
Sutton
Smith
Branstetter
van Far
Tony Schmidt
Richard Smith
Tommy Spradling
David Shire
Jim Stanley
Madison Ruins First Night For Paris Basketball Team
Paris Coyotes suffer a 69-53 loss to Madison in a non conference clash as Madison pulls away late after a tight contest. Roy James scores 22 for Madison while Paris leaders include Pete Carter with 13 and Kessie Long with 12. Paris shot poorly from the line, converting 7 of 17 free throws, while Madison made 15 of 28. Paris won the B game 44-11 led by Rusty Boston and Chuck Herron with eight points each. Next up, Paris hosts Palmyra Tuesday.
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Paris
Madison
Paris Coyotes
Coyotes
Panthers
Roy James
Paul Liesman
Robert Liesman
Preston Williams
Pete Carter
Kessie Long
Coyote
Billy Tom Mitchell
Glennon Buck
Rusty Boston
Chuck Herron
Palmyra
Houston
Dallas
Cincinnati
Bengals
Ken Anderson
Kansas City
Denver
New England
Patriots
Pat
Mack Herron
Baltimore
Lydell Mitchell
Atlanta
San Diego
Record-Breaking Victory for R-6 Over Higbee Tigers
In Higbee’s small gym the Community R-6 Trojans hit four scoring records en route to a 104-81 Little Dixie Conference opener win. Kelly Young scored 36, marking a new single-game scoring mark, as R-6 surged with 37 points in the first quarter and shot 60 percent. The win vaults them into a three-way league lead with Hallsville and Harrisburg.
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Higbee
Trojans
Dixie
Hallsville
Harrisburg
Kelly Young
Wayne Harris
Bob Mindlin
Young
Mark Robison
Ronnie Harris
Tigers
Mindlin
Trojanettes
Patty Korman
Dionne Smith
Trojan Boys
Centralia Girls Rout Louisiana in league win
Centralia Panthers beat Louisiana 60 to 15 for their Clarence Cannon Conference opener Friday. Led by Lynda Overfelt 19 and Sherri Ritchie 17, Centralia built a 39 11 halftime margin and improved to 1-3 in league play and 24 overall. The Panthers also won the B game 29 18 as Jane Meador led with seven points.
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Centralia
Centralia Panthers
Clarence Cannon
Panther
Louisiana
Jim Enlow
Panthers
Lynda Overfelt
Sherri Ritchie
Cheryl Burnett
Panther Girls
Mark Twain
Enlow
Jane Meador Wan
Prep Basketball Scores From Missouri Area Games
Osborn beat East Buchanan 70 to 63 in a prep basketball night. Knob Noster 50 Warrensburg 37. Archie 63 Adrian 31. Sweet Springs 68 Green Ridge 67. Harrisonville 71 Sherwood 44. Montrose 68 Midway 45. Cairo 64 Westran 52. St. John’s 52 Westport 3. Numerous other small-school results noted across the region.
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Associated Press
Osborn
East Buchanan al
Santa .Fe
Hughesville
Northwest
Cus Aie
East Pike
Silex
Eagleville Worth Harrison
Martinsville
Nydale
Sweet Springs
Green Ridge
Nerborne
Montrose
Midway
Mexico Girls overwhelm Waynesville in debut win
Mexico Bulldogs opened girls basketball with a 58-12 victory over Waynesville led by Jene OConnor with 19 points and Sharon Farrah adding 14. The fast break and press defined the night as Marilyn Maupin fueled the break with outlet passes and strong rebounding.
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Waynesville
Mexico
Miss Farrah
Sharon Bourne
Tigers
Bulldogs
Miss O’connor
Marilyn Maupin
O’connor
McFarland
Dorothy Moore
Jene
Cards Announcer Sued For 110 000 In St Louis
ST LOUIS AP St Louis Cardinal announcer Jack Buck is sued for 110000 to repay loans allegedly made by Edward Yawitz a former fight promoter. The suit filed in St Louis County seeks repayment or an accounting of profits and losses from 1968 to 1970. Yawitz 57, a druggist in University City, was sentenced to three years in prison for income tax evasion and begins serving the term Tuesday. Buck declined comment.
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ST. Louis
Jack Buck
Eddie Yawitz
Tures
Buck
Yawitz
University City
Redskins Close in on Cards in Tight NFL East Race
The St. Louis Cardinals lead the NFL Eastern Division by one game over the Washington Redskins as both vie for playoff spots. St. Louis seeks a Sunday win at New Haven against the Giants while Washington hosts Philadelphia, with Raiders and Vikings also in contention in a crowded week across the league.
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Cardinals
Washington Redskins
St. Louis
New Haven
Conn
Giants
Washington
Philadelphia Eagles
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Buffalo
Cleveland
Denver
Oakland
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Miami
New York Jets
New England
Baltimore
Atlanta
San Francisco
Chicago
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Dallas
Houston
San Diego
Green Bay
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Redskins
Wildcats Rally Past Hermann In Low-Scoring Tilt
Montgomery Co Wildcats overcame 32 percent shooting and 31 turnovers by converting 16 free throws in the final quarter to edge Hermann 55 53. Greg Blackwell led Hermann with 18 points, while Charlie Penn scored 17 for Montgomery as Chuck Clark added six final free throws for his only points. The Wildcats finished 2 0 on the season and host Elsberry Tuesday.
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Montgomery City
Montgomery Co
Wildcats
Hermann
Montgomery
Wildcat
Greg Blackwell
Charlie Penn
Chuck Clark
Mrs. Barnes Plans Word Or Two With Free Spirit Son Marvin
In New York AP report Lula Barnes says she will talk with her son Marvin Barnes, the Spirits of St. Louis rookie, who left the ABA team over contract tensions and fines. Barnes headed home to Providence after a stop in New York en route to Dayton for a billiards event, with attorney Bob Woolf and associate Marshall Boyer offering divergent views on the contract validity and bonus payments.
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NEW York
Marvin Barnes
The
Spirits of St
Providence
R.I
Spirits
Dayton
Ohio
Barnes
Bob Woolf
ABA
Marshall Boyer
Marvin
WFL names Hemmeter president amid league cash crisis
Christopher B. Hemmeter, co owner of the Hawaiians, was named President of the World Football League as owners move to stabilize the league financially. In tennis Raul Ramirez upset Ken Rosewall to reach the South African Open semifinals alongside Connors Ashe and Solomon. Guillermo Vilas advanced in the Argentine Open, while Gary Player and Oosthuizen led in the South African International Classic after round three.
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Memphis
Christopher B. Hemmeter
The
World Football League
WFL
Johannesburg
South Africa
Raul Ramirez
Ken Rosewall
Jimmy Connors
Arthur Ashe
Harold Solomon
Buenos Aires
Guillermo Vilas
Argentina
Ramiro Benavides
Port Elizabeth
Gary Player
Andreis Oosthuizen
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Vancouver
Calgary
Canadian Football League
Jack Gaudaur
CGL
Toronto
Montreal
Tommy Myers
Rams
Greg Boyd
National ‘Football League
Saints
Boyd
Miami Dolphins
Donald M. Drake
Wits
C. B. Bombers
Whisler
Earlene
Katz
Moly Rolters
Mips U
Twinkletoes
Brendanites
de Montreal
Michigan
Quebec
Wendell Wheeler
Joe Houston
Va- Far
Pittsfield
Warrenton
Wellsviller
Harrington
Reagan
Marrington
Schmidt
Sure
Madison Johnson
James
P. Liesman
R. Liesman
Williams
Embree
Bird
Paris Hollingsworth
Carter
Buckman
B. Mitchell
K. Buckman
Long
Webb
J. Mitcnell
Harris
Robison
Willingham
Cox
Gaston
Stuart
Pursuall
Cameron
Billman
R. Jackson
Ray Jackson
Turker
Torr
Chism
Centralia Burnett
Dveriel
Wi Ritchie
England
Griffin & Ja
Grossplauser
Helthauy
Perkins
Louisiana Starkey
Frits
Kilay
Dewey
Brown
Tepley O Vd
Tydordatt
Agler
Chaiman
St. John's
John’s
Westport Ag
Rose Belcher
Maupin
O'Connor
Farran
Moore
Hexworth
Peck
Ensien
Stubblefield
Lankford
Belcher
Rontsehler
Waynesville Bourne
Person
Townsend
Woody
Horn
Cards
Bob Greene
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim Hart
New York Giants
NFL
Raiders
Vikings
James Harris
Fran Tarkenton
John Unitas
Jets
Joe Namath
Brian Sipe
Greg Pruitt
Don Woods
Woods
Packers
Chargers
John Hadl
Hadl
Bobby Douglass
Floyd Newsom Jr
Charity Line
Nip Hermann
Elsberry
Miller
Jenkins
Logan
Penn
Bethe
Murdock
Clark
Hermann ‘Blackwell
Pohlman
Stoke
LaBouche
Speckhals
Black
Hermann Montg’y
Boyer
Beverly Hills, Calif
Woolf
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