Passing Keys 29-7 Victory Over Fulton Bulldogs
Mexico Bulldogs revived their passing attack to beat Fulton 29 to 7, boosting their record to 3-1 in the Mid-State Conference. QB Hotep connected on a 30 yard TD to Ekedahl, while Russ Haerer surged with two third quarter TDs in a decisive win.
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Playoff Baseball and CFB Highlights Across Channels
A's vs Orioles AL playoff opener in Baltimore at noon with Vida Blue and Jim Palmer, followed by Mets at Reds with Seaver. No. 15 Missouri vs No. 19 SMU near Dallas at 2:45 p.m. NFL action on Sunday includes Packers-Giants in New Haven and Bengals-Browns in Cleveland, plus Raiders at St Louis and Vikings-Lions in Detroit. Highlights and in-depth pieces air across multiple channels.
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Orioles face Athletics in AL playoff opener in Baltimore
The Orioles host the Athletics in a 1 p.m. EDT AL playoff opener as Oakland seeks its third straight postseason win against Baltimore. Vida Blue faces Jim Palmer while Oakland relies on depth and momentum from 20 game winners. Reggie Jackson battles injury rumors as Oakland aims to build on a 7-5 season series edge.
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Baseball Playoffs Start Times From Associated Press
Starting times in EDT for the American League and National League playoff games are listed. Matchups include Oakland at Baltimore and New York at Cincinnati with games spread across Saturday Sunday and Monday, detailing times and venues for each clash.
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Panthers Escape Macon On Late Two Point Attempt
Centralia Panthers stay undefeated at 4-0 after narrowly stopping Macon on a two point attempt. Terry Cunningham connected with Fred Bianco for Macon’s touchdown but failed on the conversion as time ran out. Greg Sewell to Tim Treitnes produced Centralia’s lone TD with an extra point. Panthers dominate lines but penalties stall drives. Macon, young and inexperienced, keeps it close until late.
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Mets Aim to Dethrone Reds in NLCS Opener
Rusty Staub says the Mets are not overmatched as they face the defending champion Reds. Yogi Berra backs the challenge saying both teams start from scratch. Tom Seaver vs Jack Billingham features two 19-game winners in a best of series opener, with the series shifting to New York for Game Three.
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T-Birds Edge MSD After Late Fourth Down Gamble
Missouri School for the Deaf led 6-0 early, but North Callaway stopped MSD on fourth and one at the 37-yard line. Frank Hudson scored the go ahead three-yard TD with 6:18 left in the final period, followed by a Rusty Wilson pass for the conversion to make it 14-6. MSD earlier tied the game at 6-6 on Bob Ridgeway’s 40-yard run while outgaining NorCal despite a sputtering first half. North Callaway improves to 3-1 on the season and will host Paris next week in the Lewis and Clark Conference opener for both teams.
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Roger Lair
Greene ties Nicklaus for opening lead at Kings Island Open
Bert Y Greene shot a three under par 68 to share the first-round lead with Jack Nicklaus in the rain-delayed Ohio Kings Island Open worth 125000 dollars.
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Mark Twain Tops Palmyra 20 0 In Clarence Cannon Game
Mark Twain’s defense held Palmyra to minus 68 total yards and zero first downs as the Tigers upset the Panthers 20 0. QB Mike Riefensel threw four touchdown passes and Roger Cowden Arnold Meyer plus Mark Twain added scores. Palmyra drops to 2 2 overall and 1 2 in conference. Twain rises to 2 2 and hosts Van Far next Friday.
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Bowling OACHMEN Jerichow Construction a Southwestern Ball
OACHMEN Jerichow Construction leads a bowling card with teams Jay's IGA 3 and 4 & W Root Beer 3. Highs include Burt 2467 and 419, with Jay's IGA 1078 and 4 & W Root Beer 2084. Other names include Miller High Life 14, O'Brien Transfer 2a, Baker Packing Wa, and Southwestern Gell 519. Thursday Night Men rankings show J T Watts 233 high game and 618 high series, with Highway Tobacco 1071 game and 3107 series.
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Mexico Harriers Dominate Helias in Cross Country Meet
Mexico High School swept both varsity and junior varsity titles against Helias and Jefferson City. Craig Barnes won the two mile with a personal best of 10 12, with Mike Batty and Andy Piper second and third. The varsity improves to 4 3 and hosts Fulton next Tuesday in a key Mid State Conference showdown versus the Hornets.
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Paris Coyotes face tough loss to North Shelby Raiders
In Shelbyville, North Shelby rolled to a 26 0 win over Paris, extending the Raiders' 14th straight victory and seventh straight shutout. Paris falls to 1 3 after struggles on defense and offense as Jeff Glover connected for a 58 yard TD and a two point try failed.
Prep Football Scores Across Regions Highlight Season Highs
A wide array of Missouri high school football results show Boonville routing Mock Bridge 41 to 7 while Cherryvale edged Fredonia 15 to 14. Upsets and blowouts across districts feature Stanberry 42 to 6, Union Star 43 to 4, and Webb City besting Junction 35 to 0 among numerous closers and lopsided finishes.
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Indians Routed With Own Help
In Vandalia, the Van-Far Indians were routed 68-0 by St. Charles Duchesne Pioneers, committing four fumbles and two interceptions in a first quarter onslaught. The Indians showed flashes late in the half and through the end, but Van-Far moves to 0-3-1 and heads to Mark Twain next Friday.
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Padres face 30 day delay on possible San Diego stay
Cincinnati AP reports NL club owners will extend time for Padres owner Arnholt Smith to secure capital and improve operations to keep the team in San Diego. If no deal, another meeting will consider transferring the franchise to Washington, D.C. Danzansky, a key buyer, objects to the delay.
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