Showers Postpone Sixth Series Game
The sixth World Series game between the Boston Red Sox and Cincinnati Reds was postponed until Sunday at 1 p.m. due to saturated field conditions. The Reds lead 3-2 in the best of seven. Officials cited weather and field readiness, with NBC-TV considering a Monday night option if needed.
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Kunz to Miss Mizzou Game for Colorado
Boulder Colorado. Colorado will miss star fullback and leading rusher Terry Kunz with a bruised instep. Backup Jim Kelleher hamstringed, James Mayberry start at fullback. Missouri missing guard Joel Yeaman. Bruce Whitmer to start. Sellout crowd near 52,000 expected for 2 30 p.m. CDT kickoff. Both teams 4 1 overall. Missouri won one league game, Colorado lost.
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Wildcat Girls Clinch Share Of East Missouri Title
Montgomery County R-2 varsity volleyball remains unbeaten after a 15 6 15 3 win over Troy to seize at least a share of first in the East Missouri Conference. The Wildcats head to Elsberry for a key league match with Elsberry boasting one loss. Junior varsity suffers a rare setback as Troy wins 158 159. Montgomery finishes with a home non league game versus Warrenton next Thursday.
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Bulldogs Fall At Kirksville In Wild 27 21 Upset
Kirksville used two roughing the kicker calls and an early fourth quarter turnover to shock Mexico 27 21 in a non conference game. Billy Fry rushed for 236 yards and two scores as Kirksville overcame a 21 20 deficit, while Mexico misplayed a late punt and threw two picks.
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NorCal shuts down Westran in conference clash
North Callaway thunderbirds dominate Westran 33 21 as starting units return to seal the win. Kirk Lawson racks up 138 rushing yards while Gary Reichers and Danny Denton anchor a stifling defense holding the Hornets to 16 first half yards. NorCal, 5 1, prepares for Marceline visit in a showdown for league supremacy.
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Paris Coyotes Snap Losing Streak In Tie With Fayette
Paris and Fayette battled to a 0-0 tie in a Lewis and Clark Conference game marred by eight turnovers. Paris moves to 3-3-1 overall, 0-2-1 in league, with fumbles and a near overtime finish. Randy Bergthold, Lee Bergthold, and Mitch Williams led Paris rushing. Kendrick and Long anchored defense. Next, Paris hosts Salisbury in a home game.
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Prep Football Scores From Across Missouri and Kansas
AP reports numerous high school football results across Missouri and Kansas. Sweet Springs, Concordia, King City, Stanberry, Nevada, Mt. Vernon, Buffalo, Willard, Camdenton, Eldon, Harrisonville, and many more towns posted wide variety of scores, with Park Hill, Shawnee Mission Northwest, Shawnee, Mexico, Warrensburg, Rock Port, Sedalia, Jefferson City, and others contributing decisive wins and losses in late season action. Strong showings include Milan, Versailles, and Centralia defeating rivals, while Park Hill 26 Osage 9 and Excelsior Springs 21 Maryville stand out among many others.
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Solo Effort Stops Centralia Bit Short
Bowling Green defeated Centralia 22-20 as Bobcat halfback Charles Tophinke scored all BG touchdowns with runs of 8 6 and 64 yards and a two point conversion. Centralia answered with two Kais er to Auck touchdowns and a late Kaiser pass to pull within two, but a failed two point try after Centralia’s second score left the Panthers short. Kaiser threw for 106 yards, Collens rushed for 132, and Centralia outgained BG 300 to 223 finishing 2-5 on the season.
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Strong Second Half Not Enough For Mark Twain
Mark Twain Tigers rallied in the second half but fell 27 to 22 to Knox County in a Clarence Cannon Conference clash. Knox Co built a 21-0 second quarter lead with a Terry Kiley 50-yard run and two Terry O'Brien TD passes, then extended to 27-4 in the third before Mark Twain answered with a Jeff Dudding 4-yard run, Brad Whitaker 12-yard score and a Cletus Leake 49-yard reception from Kirk Morehead. An interception ended the comeback bid as Morehead completed 5 of 17 passes for 108 yards. The Tigers host South Shelby next Friday at Center.
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Hockey star Boucha to undergo third eye surgery
St Paul Minnesota Henry Boucha of the Minnesota Fighting Saints will undergo a third surgery Monday to fix muscle damage in his right eye from a high sticking incident with Boston's David Forbes last January.
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