Mexico Net Girls Fall as Waynesville Wins League Crown
Waynesville dethroned Mexico 18 12 in a dual meet to claim the Mid-State Conference tennis title. Mexico’s Tonya Cockrell and Toni O Connor won titles in singles, with Cockrell teaming for a doubles victory. Jefferson City Hellos placed third, Rolla and Fulton tied for fourth.
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Browns rally behind Mays after Sipe concussion
John Nelson reports five NFL quarterbacks earned a Purple Heart label as David Mays stepped up for Cleveland. Mays led the Browns to an 18 16 victory over the Steelers after starting quarterback Brian Sipe left with a first half concussion at 3 38. Sipe was among several casualties in this skirmish driven by Pittsburgh’s defensive line.
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Colonels Hold Off Westran for 13-7 Victory
Missouri Military Academy used a strong ground game to edge Westran 13-7 after erasing a 7-0 deficit. Jeff Nedblake rushed 127 yards on nine carries while Tony King and a late long run from Nedblake sparked the comeback. Westran’s John Honey opened with a 62 yard TD.
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Solid Second Half Proves Mizzou's Class
MANHATTAN, Kan. AP Missouri beat Kansas State 28-21 in a Big Eight opener. Missouri trailed 21-14 at halftime but shut out K State in the second half, gaining 104 rushing yards and turning field position with a short punt. Rich Danshill, Leo Lewis, and Pete Woods sparked the comeback as Kansas State’s freshman duo Howard and Lovely produced early sparks.
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Bell Rushing Toward 2000 Yard Mark in USC Win
USC star Ricky Bell powered to 347 rushing yards on 51 carries in a 23-14 victory over Washington State, pushing his season total to 1,008 yards in five games. The performance tied for the second best rushing game in history, while coach John Robinson hailed Bell as unmatched.
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