Prep Football Scores From Across Missouri and Nearby Areas
A dense list of high school football results across Missouri and nearby locales. Teams such as North Shelby, Mount Vernon, Nevada, Cassville, Neosho, Monett, Rock Port, Chillicothe, Camdenton, Richmond, and Willow Springs posted varied scores against opponents including Odessa, Holden, St. Joseph Benton, Centralia, Wilson, and others.
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Louisiana
Hanmar
Marshall
Sedalia
Smith
Cotton
Sherwood
Adrian
North Shelby
Kahoke
Mount Vernon
Lamar
Kirksville
Highland
Brookfield
Carretitano Benton
Lafayette
Odessa
Holden
St. Joseph Banton
Lafayatte
Cyette T
Sweet Springs
Slater
Orrick
St. Paul's
University
Miah Wartburg
Rich Hill
A Stockton
Pierce City
Nevada
Cassville
Greantizid
Golden City & Wart Nodaway
Craig
Op Wit
Dorado Apne
Nwoad
Sarcoxie
Morborne
Concordia
Rock Port
Nodaway-Holt & Polo
Kamper Military
Mound City
South Halt
Neosho
Monett &Fairfax
Albany
Park Milh
Blue Springs
Center Ruskin
Fort Osage
Grandview
Chrisman
van Hort
Excelsior Springs
Richmond VosAva
Willow Springs
Liberty
O'Hara
Raytown South
North Kansas City
Chexington
St. Mary
Panthers Use Twin Guns To Defeat Mark Twain
Centralia blanked Mark Twain 29-0 to stretch its winning streak to two, led by 273 rushing yards and 179 passing yards. Keith Ridgway led ground gain with 73 yards, Rodney Kaiser and Mike Forsee connected for a 32 yard score, and Jim Denham added a 27 yard field goal. Jeff Sims and Don Sigman contributed key plays, with Art Collens scoring on a 1 yard run.
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Centralia
Panthers
Keith Ridgway
Rodney Kaiser
Mike Forsee
Jim Denham
Jeff Sims
Don Sigman
Art Collens
Sims
Kaiser
Mark Twain
Paul Blackard
Brookfield
Monroe City
NorCal Thunderbirds overwhelm Wildcats led by Galbreath
NorCal Thunderbirds roll to a 50-8 win over Montgomery County R-2 as Galbreath scores four touchdowns in his first start of the season. North Callaway totals 437 yards while Montgomery commits turnovers and struggles to establish offense. Next up, North Callaway visits Slater in Lewis and Clark Conference play as Montgomery heads to Bowling Green seeking first win.
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Kingdom City
Galbreath
University of Missouri
North Callaway
Orville Galbreath
Thunderbird
Montgomery Co. R-2
Tigers
Tony
NorCal
T-Bird
Wildcats
Montgomery
Nor-Cal
Thunderbirds
Rusty Wilson
Kerry Meyer
Gary Uebinger
Chuck Jenkins
John Moore
Slater
Lewis & Clark
Bowling Green
Wildcat
Greg Wilson
Wesetts
Exhibition football results from a chaotic schedule
The AP reports scattered exhibition football results and upcoming game pairings across cities including Kansas City Washington Baltimore Philadelphia Atlanta New Orleans Cincinnati Detroit Cleveland New York Giants Miami Houston Chicago Pittsburgh San Francisco Green Bay Minnesota San Diego New York Jets New England Denver and Portland Philadelphia with uncertain team matchups and dates.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Altlanta
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
New York Giants
Miami
Houston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Lab
San Francisco
Green Bay
East Wol Pet
Boston
New York
TBA
Milwaukee
WDD Tan
BAI Detroit i
Kiana
Texas TR
Minnesota
AOD
California
Pakla Ad
Minnta
Opening Possession Sets Wrong Tone For Indians
Louisiana capitalized on Van-Far errors early in the game as the Indians fell 32 to 4. Van-Far, missing running back Monte Basinger, gained 115 total yards with Charlie Jennings accounting for 60 and Ehrlich and Charlton keying defense. Coach Groff cited small squad size as a major issue, with next foe Westran up next.
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Louisiana
Van-Far Indians
Van-Far
Bob Groff
Indians
Monte Basinger
Van-Far m
Une
Charlie Jennings
Carl Ehrlich
Merle Charlton
Ehrlich
Charlton
Palmyra
Groff
Westran
Mexico Bulldogs throttle Moberly Spartans 35 0 in home debut
Mexico tailback Billy Fry ran 19 times for 238 yards and three touchdowns as the Mexico Bulldogs routed the Moberly Spartans 35 0. Fullback Hotep added 140 yards and two scores, while Mexico capitalized on early drives and a spate of Moberly fumbles to seal the win.
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Mexico
Fry
Hotop
Fine
Fisher
Palmer
T. Fry
Crixey
Moberly Ashworth
Maxon
Wilpon
Mitchell
Crutcher
Rices
Forgey
Horn
Bagby
Bakke
Moberly
Rice
Fargey
Miller
Ashworth
Orton
Bulldogs
Battle of Thermopylae
B.C
Columbo
Leonidas
Thermopylae
Billy Fry
Burden
Jeff Hotep
Johnny Fry
Bulldog
Art Seals
Spartans
Seals
Chuck Miller
Hotep
Fleet Fry
Spartan
Fry, Hotep & Co
Mark Fine
Wayne Terpstra
Doug Giesler
Paul Janke
Kenny Miller
Austin Miller
Jeff Hotop
Ground Attack Key For Coyotes
Paris Coyotes win 18-0 over Knox County with 263 rushing yards led by Lee and Randy Bergthold. Mitch Williams valuable on ground, defense holds to 45 yards for Knox County as Coyotes extend perfect start and prepare for Missouri Military Academy at Mexico.
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Paris
Paris Coyotes
Mitch Williams
Monroe City
Knox County
Coyote
Lee
Randy Bergthold
Coyotes
Williams
Lee Bergthold
Randy
Gerald Mansfield
Coyote’s
Mexico
Missouri Military Academy
Pro Baseball Scoreboard Report With Varied Results
The scoreboard shows Pittsburgh defeating Montreal 6-3 and St Louis 4-1, with San Diego and Atlanta sharing two runs. New York beat Chicago 1, Cincinnati 6, and San Francisco 3, among other scheduled or canceled games. Sunday matches include Montees at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at Chicago, plus several City matchups and rain postponements.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
San Diego
Houston
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Underwood He
Burris
Nolan
Francisco
Garr
Montefusco
St .Montees
Carcithers
BNL
Webb
St. Louie
Reed
Devine
Measersmith
Voda
St Lovie
Revived McGlothen Puts Chill On Mets
St Louis right hander Lynn McGlothen pitched through cool conditions to a 5-1 victory over the New York Mets. He limited the Mets to seven hits over seven innings, while Dave Kingman and Rusty Staub produced the Mets’ lone run. The win keeps alive Cardinals title hopes, though New York’s skid deepens. Also, Houston Rockets owner Irwin Kaplan was convicted of state securities fraud and sentenced to eight years probation.
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ST. Louis
Lynn McGlothen
McGlothen
New York Mets
St. Louis Cardinals
Mets
Barney Schultz
Dave Kingman
Rusty Staub
New York
Cards
Luis Melendez
Jon Matlack
Ted Simmons
Mike Tyson
Keith Hernandez
Staub
Felix Millan
Basketball
Houston
Irwin Kaplan
National Basketball Association
Houston Rockets
Royals Bounce Back After Heavy Setback
Kansas City manager Whitey Herzog remains hopeful the Royals can overtake the Oakland A’s in the AL West. They beat the California Angels 10-2 and 7-2, with rookie Dennis Leonard winning the opener. George Brett, John Mayberry and Amos Otis fueled the offense as Mayberry posts a .302 average. The A’s lead is eight games with eight to clinch.
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Kansas City
Whitey Herzog
Kansas City Royals
Herzog
Royals
Oakland A’s
California Angels
Oakland
Bill Singer
Singer
Jim Wohlford
Cookie Rojas
George Brett
John Mayberry
al Cowens
Bob Stinson
Rojas
Amos Otis
Otis
Stinson
Dennis Leonard
Angels
California
Bruce Buchte
Sly
Don Kirkwood
Kirkwood
Wohlford
Brett
Mayberry
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Bethany
Gallatin
Princeton Va
King City
B. Fes
Bedford
Maryville
Richard Vance
Centralia Panthers
Clarence Cannon
Galbreath Thunderbirds
New York Jets
New England
World Football League
Portland
Jan Antehie
Birrnsayileen
B. Fry
Fry Kleky
Mex—Hotop
San Die
Texas
Travers
Braberg
Wise
Holtzman
iMinnesota
Goltz
Re jiSallmore
Alexander
Lolich
Bibby
Paterson
Medich
Figuar
Leonard
Wood
Umbarger
Ornia
Enleego
Texas -E
Red Schoendienst
Schoendiens
Pittsburgh Pirates
A’s
Minnesota Twins
A's
Lockwood
Lockwood Corporation
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