Mexico Comes Alive In Second Half Upset Sedalia Tigers
Mexico rallied from a scoreless first half to defeat Sedalia Smith-Cotton 46 34 as Mark Fine threw three TD passes and Billy Fry ran 96 yards on 26 carries. Paul Janke forced three Sedalia fumbles and returned one for a score, while Johnny Fry caught four passes for 124 yards and two TDs. Bulldogs improve to 5 1. Mexico hosts Kirksville next, then mid state schedule resumes.
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Seals
Sedalia Smith-Cotton
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Billy Fry
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Sedalia
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Johnny Fry
Janke
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Chuck Miller
Miller
Kirksville
Schuller
MSU
MMA
Montgomery Co. R-2
Highland Grabs 20-19 Comeback Over Centralia Homecoming
Highland erases a 19-6 first half deficit to defeat Centralia 20-19 on the road. Danenhauer 69-yard punt return set up Highland’s first halftime score, then a 1-yard sneak and Blymire two-point run sealed the comeback as Centralia drops to 2-4, 1-3 in conference. Centralia heads to Bowling Green next week.
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Ted Michael
Clarence Cannon
Highland
Panthers
Cougars
Roger Danenhauer
Danenhauer
Cougar
Brett Blymire
Collens
Panther
Rodney Kaiser
Bowling Green
Bobcats
Montgomery Learns Yet Another Lesson
The Montgomery Co. R-2 Wildcats suffered their sixth loss of the winless season, 44-0, as California Pintos capitalized on errors. Coach Greg Wilson urged continued effort, saying the tough schedule will help the program adapt to a better level of football. Two costly first half turnovers helped seal the defeat.
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Montgomery Co
Wildcats
California Pintos
Montgomery
Wildcat
Greg Wilson
Rock Bridge tops Marshall in second half
Rock Bridge, ranked No. 1 in Class 3A, outscored Marshall 33-0 in the second half to win as Ows held 312-129 total yards. Key runs by John Massey, Mark Golden, and Sam Smith capped the comeback after a first-half Owls stop.
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Columbia Hands Jays Their First Defeat
In Jefferson City Columbia Hickman defeated Jefferson City by 26 to 6 in a CEMO Conference clash. Columbia, led by Dave Newman with a 52 yard burst and 182 rushing yards on 17 carries, held a 2-1 edge in total yards and sealed the win as Mark Kemp returned a 46 yard punt for the final points.
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College Football Box Scores From The Associated Press
Southern Methodist 28, Texas Christian 13. Colorado 27, Miami 10. Summary of college football box scores from AP reports highlighting SMU and TCU results along with Colorado and Miami performances.
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Van-Far Rally Stuns Mark Twain in 24 24 Grid Tie
Van-Far Indians erased a 24 point deficit to tie Mark Twain 24 24 on Friday night. David Clithero and two interceptions fueled the dramatic comeback as Kirk Jenning added a seven yard keeper for the equalizer before time ran out.
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MSD Breezes Past Winless Colonels in Fulton
MSD breezed to a 42-6 win over winless Missouri Military Academy at Fulton. Ken Schuller scored twice and added the conversion as MSD built a 22-0 first half lead, then three second quarter TDs widened the gap. MMA's Paul Gant connected with Jeff Nedblake for a 54-yard score but struggled thereafter.
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Quar
Terback
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Rick Ward
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Mike Ray
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Danny Scott
NorCal Tops Paris in key conference clash
North Callaway stifled Paris Coyotes 14 0 in a Lewis and Clark Conference game to seize the momentum. Orville Galbreath led NorCal with 117 rushing yards on 13 carries while Rusty Wilson added a TD run and a late pass for the margin. Paris managed 69 yards offense and no ground gain in the second half as Gary Reichers and the NorCal defense dominated with 29 total defensive stops.
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Larry Bedford
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Rick
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Mizzou Opens Big Eight Play Against Oklahoma St
Missouri and Oklahoma State meet to open the Big Eight with 12th ranked Missouri at 3-1 and 14th ranked Oklahoma State at 4-0. Kickoff 1 30 p m. Star rusher Tony Galbreath may see limited action due to an ankle injury while Keith Morrissey returns for Missouri. Oklahoma State QB Jimmy Derrick replaces injured Weatherbie as Missouri counters with Steve Pisarkiewicz.
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Pro Football Janai Games Feature Sunday Matchups
Sunday NFL slate highlights matchups across the league with the Jets visiting Minnesota and the Patriots at Cincinnati. Other notable games include Houston at Cleveland, Chicago at Detroit, Dallas at New York Giants, Denver at Pittsburgh, Buffalo at Baltimore, Green Bay at New Orleans, Oakland at Kansas City, Philadelphia at Miami, Los Angeles at San Diego, and Atlanta at San Francisco. A Monday night game features Louis at Washington.
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