Missouri Tigers Visit Kansas State In Homecoming Battle
Missouri 4-2 travels to Manhattan to face 3-3 Kansas State in a homecoming clash. Tiger backs Tony Galbreath and Steve Pisarkiewicz spark a 50-50 run pass attack while Wildcats defend with Spani Pennington and Bryant leading a tough front. Pisarkiewicz aims to boost yardage toward a season record as Galbreath returns from injury with Marshall catching passes from Pisarkiewicz. Kickoff 1 30 p.m. at a 62,500 crowd expected.
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Columbia
Buffaloes
Rocky Mountain
Missouri
Kansas State
Mizzou
K-State
al Onofrio
Tigers
Tony Galbreath
K-States
Steve Pisarkiewicz
Henry Marshall
Manhattan
Galbreath
Tiger
Pisarkiewicz
Zark
Terry McMillan
Marshall
Mel Gray
Gray
Wildcat
Galbreath-Park-Marshall
Gary Spani
Carl Pennington
Theophlis Bryant
Spani
Big Fight
Joe Hatcher
Mike Harris
Roscoe Scobey
Verdell Jones
Winning Montgomery Girls Seeded First In District
The Montgomery Co. R-2 Wildcats securing the top seed for the district volleyball tourney at Warrenton next week after a 9-0 regular season finish. They open Monday at 6:30 p.m. vs Warrenton as Jefferson City is seeded second and other teams include Elsberry Van-Far Columbia Hickman Rock Bridge Clapton Wellsville Troy Bowling Green. The JV fell to 5-4 after close losses.
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Montgomery City
Montgomery Co
Warrenton
Jefferson City
Elsberry
Van-Far
Columbia Hickman
Rock
Bridge
Clapton
Wellsville
Troy
Bowling Green
Montgomery
Wildcats
Bowling Scores Across Leagues Include High Games and Series
Readable bowling results list multiple leagues with team matchups and leaders. Notable figures include Pat Phillips 195 high game, Mary Ann Healy 542 high series, Alley Katz 7a9 high team game, and Pin Mixers 2089 high team series. Also shows various Wednesday and Sunday pairings with top scores like Bot Johnston 253 and George Simpson 7256.
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ST. Brendan Ladies
Sainbows
VIPS
Holy Rollers
Mud Stingers
Twinkletoes
Brendanites
Alley Katz
Pat Phillips
Mary Ann Healy
Woo
Budweiser
Roadrunners
Blue Ribbon Boys
MFA Exchange
Sherwin Williams
Charlie's Auto Parts
Dairy Queen
Pollards
Bot Johnston
Bob Johnston
CRAZY
Glen's Shell
Mr. 0'S Pizza
Backers Chips
Prudential
Klines
Angel Land
Zee Way
Han- Mar Antiques
Eve Sewell
Hinh
Betty Vantandingham
M&m
Little Angels
Searcley Cats
Ham-Bos
Wild Four
Devil's Four
Plowboys
Countryside Inn
Ringo Neighbors
Spirits
Hign
George Simpson
Betty Vanlandingham
Mary Thurman
Cairo Beats Sturgeon In Girls Meet
Cairo Bearcats upset Sturgeon 39 to 30 in the Cairo girls basketball tourney second round. After trailing 9-2 early they rallied with 14 points in the final quarter led by Patty Flock with 14 and Pammy Jaccques nine. Sturgeon’s Melissa Harvey had 11. Sturgeon meets Harrisburg for third place Saturday at 7 30 p m.
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Cairo
Sturgeon
Bearcats
Patty Flock
Pammy Jaccques
Melissa Harvey
Julie Spene
Harrisburg
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Warren County
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Curryville
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Pin Painters
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Prudential Five
Han-Mar Antiques
Mr. D's Pizza
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Seattle SuperSonics
Eugene Short
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MPL
Missouri Power & Light Company
Roger Sears
S-E-A-R-S
Possum Walk
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