Mexico Stages Comeback In Ninth Grade Football Clash
In a tight eighth grade game at Hawthorne, Mexico beat Jefferson City 28 to 6 as Mexico’s running power and solid defense pressed the visitors. Key plays included a 98 yard return and a 75 yard scoring run, while Jefferson City struggled to move the ball consistently.
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Two Missouri Teams Risk Spotless Records Saturday
Northeast Missouri 2 0 leads MIAA after a 28 5 win over Central Missouri and hosts Northwest Missouri 0 3. Lincoln 27 17 to face Southeast Missouri 1 1 and Rolla Missouri 1 0 1 visits Central in another conference game as Missouri Valley and William Jewell stay undefeated with 20 marks. Culver Stockton 0 2 foes Graceland 0 3 in Iowa Saturday night.
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Kansas State Missouri Showdown Looms in Big Eight Fight
Kansas State coach Dan Devine says the game against Missouri is crucial for both teams as they chase a conference lead. Dickey may sit with an injured foot but could play. Norman Dubois and Joe Colawit may return for limited action. Missouri ranks last in the Big Eight in offense, making the matchup pivotal for the Tigers and Wildcats.
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Little Eddie Weighs Big Bubba at Colts Checkup
Defensive star Bubba Smith of the Baltimore Colts, 6 feet 8 inches tall, weighed in at 265 pounds, about 25 pounds lighter than last season, as trainer Eddie Block checks his status in Baltimore. Smith has had an outstanding season while Block stands 5 feet 5 inches.
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Time Nears To Pick Big 8 Champ
Colorado faces fourth ranked Nebraska in Boulder as Crowder’s Buffs seek momentum. Nebraska undefeated in conference play leads standings while Iowa State, Missouri, Kansas State and Kansas fight for position. Key players include Rodgers and Branch, with Bratten and Arendt at QB for Colorado.
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Missouri Tigers Face Tough Schedule and Bright Prospects
A reader argues Missouri should not bail on this season after a 4-3 start. He notes injuries and tough opponents like Air Force, Nebraska, and Notre Dame, praises Dan Devine, and highlights Missouri’s potential in remaining games including Colorado, Kansas State, and Oklahoma with possible bowl hopes and several players projected for the NFL draft.
Kansas State Athletic Chairman Defends Probation Actions
Dr. C Clyde Jones head of Kansas State University Athletic Council says K State received credit for actions taken in recruiting violations that led to probation. He notes no willful rule violations by current coaches except one coach no longer with the program and cites Vince O Neil case details.
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Flood Still Wondering If He Will Sign With Senators
Curt Flood contemplates signing with Washington as owner Bob Short pursues a 1971 contract amid the antitrust suit overturning baseball’s reserve clause. Kuhn defends the clause, while Flood weighs business needs against the legal battle and potential prejudice to his case.
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Worstell Arnall Return For Game With Moberly
A mild flu outbreak sidelined two regulars and another fell ill last night. Tim Lankford is out, but Worstell Arnall and other regulars will return for the Mexico vs Moberly game. Joe Ezell Trabue Beever start in backfield as Worstell Moore join linebackers. Gourley Sutton start at defensive tackle. Moberly brings a 5-2 record and strong defense led by Kroner Van Cleve guards and Drake backfield. The game opens at 7:00 at the Spartans field.
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South Shelby Eyes Clarence Cannon Title Bid Tonight
South Shelby hosts Paris as the 7-0 Raiders aim to lock the Clarence Cannon crown, while errors in CCC play ripple across Centralia Mark Twain Monroe City Knox County and nearby non conference matches. Jefferson City has already clinched the CMP title with a 4-0 mark, Hickman 2-1, Sedalia lingering as spoiler amid a 5-2 North Callaway slate and Van-Far at St James Saturday.
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Orioles Win Less Money Than Mets headline cash shares
New York Mets earned the top playoff cash in 1969 1970 season with 32 full shares while Orioles Reds Pirates Twins and others received varied sums. Attendance drops hit league payouts as Orioles tied Mets in playoff wins but earned less per man. Ali's family moments interrupt coverage of boxing plans and potential Dec. 8 bout sites.
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Happy Fella Aims for Pacing Triple Crown at Messenger
Happy Fella, a 3 year old pacer owned and driven by Stanley Dancer, seeks the pacing triple crown by winning the Messenger Stakes at Roosevelt Raceway on November 7. A Messenger victory would lift him past Cane Pace and Little Brown Jug to join Bret Hanover Romeo Hanover and Run Customer as the fourth to achieve the sweep.
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