Paris Option Attack Swamps Mark Twain
Paris quarterback Mitch Williams ran 12 times for 129 yards and three rushing touchdowns and threw for another as Paris beat Mark Twain 48 to 0. Williams led an option offense that overwhelmed a Tigers defense in a 27-point third quarter. Mark Twain's early lead vanished after injuries to Jon Colombe and Bobby Fry weakened both sides.
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Mark Twain
Paul Blackard
Tigers
Coyote
Blackard
Mitch Williams
Coyotes
Williams
Allen Breid
Randy Bergthold
Ken Hollingsworth
Carl Forbis
Lee Bergthold
Randy
Jon Colombe
Bobby Fry
Jefferson City Jays Rout Mexico Bulldogs 34 0
Jefferson City built a 34 to 0 lead over Mexico after a scoreless first half as the Jays pulled away with two third quarter and three fourth quarter touchdowns. Mexico struggled offensively with no first downs in the second half and multiple turnovers. Next up, Mexico faces Columbia Rock Bridge at home next Friday.
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Hawthorne Heights
Mexico Bulldogs
Jefferson City Jays
Bulldog
Jim Valentik
Jays
Jefferson City
Mexico
Randy Tate
Bulldogs
McDaniel
Missouri
Keith Wilson
Wilson
Valentik
Craig Palmer
Jeff Hotep
Bob Dempski
Paul Janke
Mark Englund
Don Wilson
Mike Waller
Columbia Rock Bridge
Bruins
Boonville
Rock Bridge
Centralia Dominates Moberly as Armentrout Races Late
Centralia kept its 1976 season rolling with a 36-21 victory over Moberly. Fullback Jamie Armentrout sparked the offense with a 61-yard kickoff and a strong rushing attack as Art Collens added multiple TDs and two-point plays to cushion a 22-7 halftime lead.
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Moberly
Centralia
Ted Michael
Panthers
Jamie Armentrout
Mob
Bad Night For Royals as 18-3 Loss Stuns Fans
Whitey Herzog ejected in third as Kansas City falls 18-3 to Minnesota after trailing 4-0. Royals have dropped 10 of 12 while Oakland’s loss narrows the West lead to five. Mets top Cards 4-3 on Bud Harrelson infield hit in seventh.
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Kansas City Royals
Minnesota Twins
Royals
Herzog
Oakland A's
Texas Rangers
Kansas City
Mets
Cards
Bud Harrelson
St. Louis
Mickey Lolich
Skip Lockwood
Bob Anodaca
Key NorCal Score Dooms Montgomery
North Callaway shut out Montgomery County R-2 26 to 0 as the Thunderbirds capitalized on three Wildcats fumbles. David Christian led North Callaway with 140 rushing yards on 13 carries, while Orville Galbreath added 97 yards on 14 carries and scored in the fourth quarter.
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Wilson
North Callaway
David Christian
Thunderbirds
Larry Bedford
Bedford
Wildcat
T-Bird
Montgomery
David Vaughn
Orville Galbreath
Galbreath
Jim Blacklock
Christian
Thunderbird
Sturgeon Boy and Girls Open 2-0 With Wins
The Sturgeon Bulldogs both baseball and softball teams improved to 2-0 at Madison. In baseball, Sturgeon edged Madison 2-1 as David Apel pitched a four hitter with seven strikeouts and Jeff Dawson and Apel drove in unearned runs. In softball, Sturgeon routed Madison 14-4 behind Julie Spene five hits and Rhonda Turpin homering and adding two singles.
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Sturgeon Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Little Dixie
David Apel
Sturgeon
Jeff Dawson
Apel
Julie Spene
Rhonda Turpin
Buldges
Ledger Scores and Weekend Baseball Results
Ledger scoreboard shows New York and Chicago leading in baseball with partial scores and rain postponements. Friday and Saturday games include Montreal, Pittsburgh, and San Francisco results, plus prep scores from Waynesville to Jefferson City with numerous varsity showdowns and standings.
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Houston
San Diego
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Ad Allanlaveh
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Koosman
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Archibald Traded From Kings To Nets In Nba Swap
Nate Archibald star guard for the Kansas City Kings is traded to the New York Nets in a swap that also sends guard Brian Tay and center Jim Eakins plus the Nets 1977 and 1978 first round picks to the Kings. Archibald, nicknamed Tiny, has long wished to finish his career in New York, his hometown.
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Nate Archibald
Kansas City Kings
New York Noeta
SA Areabarvaiene Basketball Association
Kings
Brian Tay
Aded
Nets
Jim Eakins
Tiny
NBA
New York
Palmyra Cruises Past Van-Far in Friday Fight
Palmyra handily defeated Van-Far 33-0 as coach Hob Groff praised the Indians after a dominant performance on their home field. The Palmyra squad showcased a powerful offense and solid defense throughout the game.
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Palmyra
Van-Far
Hob Groff
Community Trojans sweep Wellsville doubleheader 2-1 and 9-4
Community R-6 Trojans, 3-0, overcame just seven hits in a Friday doubleheader against Wellsville-Middletown R-1 to win 2-1 and 9-4. Brad Cox earned the first win with 11 strikeouts in five innings, while Mike Sims and Anthony LaRue delivered two-run singles.
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Laddonia
Community
Trojans
Wellsville-Middletown
Brad Cox
Brian Cox
Tigers
Gary Woodson
Steve Gastler
R- 6
Cox
Randy Harrington
Jim Whalen
Wellsville
R-6
Mike Sims
Anthony LaRue
Whalen
Bell Rain Worries MU Before USC Showdown
Missouri coach Al Onofrio frets over Ricky Bell and USC with rain likely to dampen the Tigers passing game. Bell and USC pose a tough test after a 256 yard outing against Duke, with Purdue the only defense to limit him below 100 yards last season.
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Ricky Bell
Southern California
Duke
Purdue
Missouri
al Onofrio
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Onofrio
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