Protecting Rare Missouri Plants A Civic Duty
Department of Conservation explains how residents can help protect rare and endangered plants such as small whorled pogonia bladder-pod Ozark wake robin. The state lists endangered species, designates natural areas, and collaborates with 38 experts across agencies to safeguard fragile ecosystems.
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Joel M. Vance
Department of Conservation
Ozark
Missouri
The
Conservation Department
Lichen Glade Natural Area Joins Missouri System
Lichen Glade, 26 acres in St. Clair County near Osceola, and Wah-Sha-She Prairie, 160 acres near Asbury, are new Missouri Natural Area System sites designated by the Conservation Commission. Both are owned by The Nature Conservancy and expand Missouri to 43 natural areas totaling 5,224 acres.
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Jefferson City
Prairie
Jasper
Asbury
The
Conservation Commission
Nature Conservancy
Missouri
Black Squad Tops Gold In Missouri Preseason Game
Forward Jim Kennedy scored 23 points and guard Jeff Currie added 18 to pace the MU Black squad to an 83 64 victory over the Gold in Columbia Missouri on Monday night in a preseason basketball game.
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Columbia, Mo
Jim Kennedy
Jeff Currie
The
Gold
Missouri
Mexico Bulldogs open 1975-76 with Hannibal in tourney
The Mexico Bulldogs basketball team led by new coach Dwight Linnemeyer begin 1975-76 at 8:15 p.m. against Hannibal in the Hannibal Holiday Tournament. Wrestling also hosts Hannibal with varsity junior varsity and ninth grade bouts starting at 5 p.m. after yesterday’s results Clapton beat Unity 76-69 and Pittsfield downed Bowling Green 99-49.
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Mexico
Mexico Varsity Girls Top Mobherly In OT Showdown
Mexico Bulldogs rebound from a slow start to beat Moberly 37 11 behind Therese Rankin 17 points 16 rebounds and seven steals. Lori Thoenen adds 11 rebounds as Mexico’s zone defense forces turnovers and builds a 15 2 first half lead. JV loses in OT 29 27 as Angela Kelly leads with 15 points 12 boards and Angela Brokken adds seven rebounds. Bulldogs return home Friday December 6 to face Fulton.
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Mexico Bulldog
Bulldog
Spartans
Therese Rankin
Miss Rankin
Bulldogs
Mexico
Lori Thoenen
Dianne Young
Waynesville
Gerald McFarland
Angela Kelly
Angela
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Donna Fine
Fulton
SFG
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Meeks
Turner
Micks
Bey Mexico
Brokkan
Fine
Mealy
Johnson
Kelly
Setsor
Strouse
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Hicks
Howell
Patrick
Palmer
Moore
Rafferty
Crutcher
Sumpter
Halliburton
Fawtkes
Broadway Joe May Retire After Jets' Disastrous Year
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley reports Joe Namath, wealthy and sought after, may retire after the Jets' disastrous 1975 season. With a tired arm and seven straight losses, Namath contemplates the future as Jets president Phil Iselin weighs next year’s $450,000 salary. He stresses fun and winning as keys to staying, but admits heavy thinking ahead.
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Joe May
Jets
Will Grimsley
New York
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Broadway
Joe
Phil Iselin
Iselin
Namath
Hofstra University
Washington Redskins
Minnesota Vikings
Blues Trade Merrick to California for Patey and pick
Blues center Wayne Merrick, famed for his popularity, is traded to the California Seals for center Larry Patey and a third-round pick as Blues seek more aggressive defense. Merrick, 22, has seven goals and eight assists this season. Patey, 21, has four goals and four assists despite an ankle injury.
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ST. Louis
Wayne Merrick
National Hockey League
St. Louis Blues
Blues
California Seals
Larry Patey
Wayne
Patey
Sid Salomon III
Garry Young
Red Berenson
Merrick
Pierre Plante
Floyd Thomson
The
Seals
Bradshaw Flings Steelers Past Oilers in Televised rout
Pittsburgh quarterback Terry Bradshaw completed 13 of 16 passes guiding the Steelers to a 32-9 win over Houston. Franco Harris ran for 149 yards and two touchdowns as Pittsburgh pulled ahead 15-3 by halftime. Oilers drop to 7-3, remaining in AFC Central chase after a disciplined display by Noll’s unit.
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Houston
Houston Oilers
Terry Bradshaw
Pittsburgh
Bradshaw
Steelers
Cincinnati
Chuck Noll
Noll
Oilers
Franco Harris
Skip Butler
Dan Pastorini
Harris
Lynn Swann
Steeler
Montgomery City R-2 suffocates Community A-6 44 17 victory
Montgomery County R-2 used a stifling full court press to race to a 27-2 first quarter lead and roll to a 44-17 non conference win over Community A-6. Kim Arens and Ellen McQuie led with 15 and 10 points while Cheryl Conrad sparked the fast start for R-2.
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Montgomery City
Montgomery Co
R-2
Wildcats
Community A-6
Trojanettes
Kim Arens
Ellen McQuie
Cheryl Conrad
Diane Garnett
Community
Terry Patton
Karla Knipfel
Carol Lotton
Higbee
Montgomery
Clapton
R-6 Divides At Wellsville In Junior High Basketball
Wellsville and R-6 split a pair of junior high games here Monday night. In girls action R4 defeated Wellsville 10 9 as Judy Grossman and Tina Grawe tied for high with six points each. In the boys game Wellsville pulled away late in the first half and won 81 36 led by Clint Canterbury with 14 and Alan Robinson with 12 while Calvin McGrew scored 12 for R-6 in its first game. Community hosts St Brendan s of Mexico next Tuesday while Wellsville plays Dec 8 at Van Far.
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Wellsville
Community R-6
Wellsville- Middletown
R-1
Community
Judy Grossman
Tina Grawe
Clint Canterbury
Alan Robinson
Calvin McGrew
St. Brendan’s of
Mexico
Van-Far
Hatton McCredie Celtics top St Brendan in junior high games
Hatton McCredie defeated St Brendan School in both junior high games on Monday night. In the A game Hatton won 78 to 42 with Dan Galbreath and Gary Crawford each scoring 22, Jeff Galbreath 16 and Cecil Brown 14 while Frank Fennewald led St Brendan with 20. In the B game Hatton won 36 to 22 with Rusty Stith 15 and Mike Rozier 9 for Hatton and Chris Fuemmeler 7 for St Brendan.
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St. Brendan School
Hatton
Dan Galbreath
Gary Crawford
Jeff Galbreath
Cecil Brown
Frank Fennewald
St. Brendan
Rusty Stith
Mike Rozier
Chris Fuemmeler
St. Brendan's Tops Love St in Upset Victory
In two nights of Mexico church league play St. Brendan's upset perennial champions Love St. Christian 96-36 with Jack Dennis scoring 16. Jim Van Schyndel led Love St. with 23. Sunrise Christian defeated Trinity United 53-32 as Bob Stanford popped in 23. First Baptist overwhelmed Centennial Baptist 68-19 powered by Bob Maxey 14 and saw Larry Brumback 12 for the losers. League play resumes next Monday.
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Mexico
St. Brendan’s
Love
St. Christian
Jack Dennis
St. Brendan
Jim van Schyndel
Love St
Sunrise Christian
Trinity United
Bob Stanford
John Donaldson
First Baptist
Centennial Baptist
Bob Maxey
Larry Brumback
Bullpups Drop First Contests
Mexico freshman basketball teams opened the season against Jefferson Junior High of Columbia. The A game ended 58-32 with Glen Perkins, James Williams, Richard Sidney all scoring for Mexico. The B game finished 42-32 as Matt Brown and Joe Love led the Bullpups. Mexico plans a freshman tournament next week with eight teams, and both squads schedule games Monday night.
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Mexico
Jefferson Junior High
Columbia
Glen Perkins
James Williams
Richard Sidney
Keith Jackson
Jeff
Dave Lankford
Matt Brown
Joe Love
Andy Ekern
Hellas
Paris
Ohio State Leads Top AP Poll After Michigan Win
Ohio State, 11-0, secured a near unanimous No. 1 ranking in the AP poll after a 21-14 comeback win over Michigan. Cornelius Greene sparked the rally with a late TD pass and Ray Griffin sealed it with a interception, boosting OSU to 56 of 59 first place votes and 1,168 points. The Buckeyes can clinch the title with a Rose Bowl win over California or UCLA.
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Michigan
Ohio State
Associated Press
Buckeyes
Wolverines
Cornelius Greene
Ray Griffin
National Panel of
Sports Writers
California
UCLA
Sason
Onlo
Texas Ama
Oklahoma
Alabama
Nebraska
Arizona
Colorado
Arizone
Florida
Georgia
Bankers Roll Over Mokane in Triple A Clash
Fulton Mexico's Commerce Bankers overwhelmed Mokane Lions 108 to 52 in Triple A League action on Monday night. Led by Dave Wilkinson with 31 points, Kemp and Raney added 24 each, Thoenen 19, Holmberg 10 and Greiner. Bankers improve to 5-4 and host another league game next Monday.
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Mexico
Commerce Bankers
Mokane Lions
Bankers
Dave Wilkinson
Ron Kemp
E. G. Raney
Mark Thoenen
Rich Holmberg
Frank Greiner
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