Big Eight Teams Hurt Themselves In Ratings
Big Eight coaches say they tire of beating each other while cleaner records from others rise in the national poll. Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Colorado, Nebraska and Missouri all sit among the top 21. Missouri tops Big Eight after a 34-24 win over Nebraska as others slip in the AP top 20.
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Barry Switzer
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Associated Press
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al Onofrio
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Onofrio
Bill Mallory
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Texas Tech
Georgia
Sports Scoreboard and Tennis Result From Vienna to Sardinia
NFL Monday Washington defeats St. Louis 20 to 10. Various NFL and NBA schedules listed across cities including Philadelphia New York Jets Suffate Kansas City Tampa Bay New England Miami New Orleans Atlanta San Diego Pittsburgh Cleveland Cincinnati Green Bay Detroit Minnesota Chicago San Francisco St Louis Dallas Washington Denver Oakland Seattle Houston Baltimore. NBA and NHL results and fixtures follow. Tennis: Vitas Gerulaitis beats Peter Pearson 6 4 5 7 7 6 in Vienna. Golf: Baldovino Dassu wins Italian National Open by eight strokes in Cagliari Sardinia with 280 total.
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Manuel Pinero
Mexico Bulldogs narrowly miss district win in tennis showdown
Mexico high school’s tennis team finished one point behind Jefferson City to place second at the district meet and qualify two doubles teams for state. Barb James Tonya Cockrell and Toni O Connor Kelly Williams advanced with strong runs, while singles players contended hard for a spot at Missouri. State action set for Friday and Saturday at the University of Missouri courts in Columbia.
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Mexico
Jefferson City
Columbia Hickman
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Tonya Cockrell
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Kathleen Ryan
Hellas
Debbie LoPiccolo
Mary Hyder
Mary Ferrugia
Sheri Southern
Fulton
Bulldogs
Griffin-Schaubacher
Toni O'Conner
Kelly Williams
Sherry Orenstein
Samie Morris
Ferrugia-Southern
Lana Scott
Hickman
Jennifer Jones
Miss Jones
State
Therese Rankin
Moberly
Meeks
Miss Rankin
Miss Scott
Jamie Nielsen
Ellen Cassidy
Elsberry
Stithh
Susan Dawson
University of Missouri
Columbia
Four Reds Named To AP All Stars 1976
Cincinnati Reds dominate AP All Stars with Joe Morgan leading voting at 277 of 1,000. Concepcion and Griffey highlighted Reds infield and outfield selections. Morgan batted .320 with 27 homers and 111 RBIs while Concepcion hit .281 with 161 votes. Munson led catchers. Palmer and Jones chosen as top pitchers with close outfield voting among Rivers and Bench.
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George Griffey
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Rod Carew
George Brett
Kansas City
Carew
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Pete Rose
Thurman Munson
Johnny Bench
Munson
Sparky Anderson
Anderson
Bench
Jim Palmer
Baltimore Orioles
San Diego
Randy Jones
Palmer
Undefeated Mexico Jayvees top Fulton in 16 8 win
Mexico junior varsity completed a 2 0 season with a 16 8 victory over Fulton. Terry Fry scored on a 25 yard end sweep and Steve Bybee connected on a two point conversion and an 11 yard scoring pass to Randy Tate. Mexico outgained Fulton 181 to 75 in total offense.
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Terry Fry
Steve Bybee
Larry Whisler
Bybee
Whisler
Bulldogs
Fry
Roger Brooks
Matt Brown
Matadors End With Best Game Yet and Lose
Mexico eighth grade football team saved its best for last but two Fulton end sweeps of 95 and 70 yards produced a 12-0 setback. The Matadors finished 1-3 as Fulton capitalized on two big plays despite Mexico moving the ball and playing solid defense. Rod Henderson scored the lone Mexico TD late in the third quarter.
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Fulton
Matadors
Ray Heaton
Kim Kropf
Goold
Joe Monk
Rod Henderson
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