Prep Football Scores From Across Missouri and Nearby States
A dense list of prep football results features numerous schools such as Santa Fe, Mount Vernon, Shawnee Mission West, Raytown, Grandview Platte City, St. Marys, Excelsior Springs, Warrensburg, Clinton, West Platte, Smithville, Plattsburg, Hancock, and many more. The scoreboard run includes final scores, rivalry outcomes, and various district matchups across Kansas, Missouri, and adjacent states, reflecting a broad Saturday slate with multiple upsets and large-margin wins.
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Midway
Rich Hi
Shawnee Mission Weat
Man
Wocknurst
Raytown
M. Kaeni O'Mara
Grandview
T - Platte City
St. Maryno
Miewe
Kan
Harmen
Satem
Thayer
Excelsior Springa
Warrens
Morrisonville
Molden
Contordia al v. High
Burg m County
Penne
Hickman Chiialan
Onee
West Platte
Dekalb
oSmithville
Piatteerg & Beanville
Migginavilta
Oiceole
Sherwood
II Fulton Msd
Mardin
Wittate Ae
NorCal Thunderbirds Roll to 38 12 Victory Over Slater
North Callaway defeats Slater 38 to 12 in Friday league game as Rusty Wilson passes for 19 yards to Kirk Lawson and scores on a 2 yard run. Lawson racks up 101 rushing yards as NorCal outgains Slater 901 to 163 in total offense. Next Friday North Callaway hosts Van-Far during homecoming as 2-1 Wildcats visit.
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Slater
North Callaway
Jim Blacklock
Thunderbirds
Lewis and Clark
T-Birds
Wildcats
Kirk Lawson
Dirk Mason
Mason
Rusty Wilson
Lawson
NorCal
North
Wilson
Thunderbird
Larry Bedford
Bedford
Orville Galbreath
T: Birds
Baseball results and schedule from National League games
Montreal beat Chicago 9 6 while Philadelphia won over New York 4 2 and Pittsburgh topped St Louis 7 and Houston shut out Los Angeles in 12 innings. San Francisco defeated San Diego, Cincinnati beat Atlanta, and Detroit games slated with Simpson Koosman Rasmussen and Booker in pitching matchups.
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Pittsburgh
Philphia
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Montreal
Low Angeles
S.francisco
San Diego
Atlanta
Houston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St Louis
Los Angeles
Rotale
San Francisco
Reusehet
Rogers
Simpson
Koosman
T. Louis
Rasmussen
Booker
Fothers
Falcone
Carey
Easterly
Buffalo
Cleveland
Cincianati
New England
sNew
York Giants
New Orleans
Washington -Baltimore
Turnovers Decisive In Centralia Setback
Centralia Panthers lost to Brookfield Bulldogs 18 6 in a non conference game. Centralia led 6 0 on Art Collens 44 yard run but Brookfield answered with Don Cole and Doug Clark scores. Brookfield forced four Centralia turnovers while Centralia had six tackles from Jim Denham and key plays from Keith Ridgeway. Next week South Shelby visits for a Clarence Cannon Conference matchup.
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Brookfield
Centralia
Football Express
Panthers
Brookfield Bulldogs
Art Collens
Don Cole
Bulldogs
Doug Clark
Keith Ridgeway
Jeff Sims
Gentralia
Jim Denham
Jerry Auck
Rick Collens
Rod Kaiser
Panther
Ted Michael
South Shelby
Clarence Cannon
Familiar Tune Of Mistakes Haunts Mark Twain Tigers
Mark Twain loses 29 to 8 to Monroe City in Clarence Cannon Conference play as mental miscues on pass defense allow early scores. Brad Whitaker scores one yard to end scoring drought, Monroe City adds a safety late. Tigers travel to Louisiana next Friday.
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Mark Twain Tigers
Tigers
Clarence Cannon
Monroe City
Mark Twain
Paul Blackard
Panthers
Keith Hendricks
Brad Whitaker
Brian Coleman
Jeff Graham
Blackard
Louisiana
Mexico Bulldogs Dominate Blue Springs 45-6 in Friday Clash
Mexico, led by Billy Fry with 133 rushing yards and two touchdowns, rolled to a 45-6 victory over Blue Springs at Hawthorne Heights. Quarterback Mark Fine added a 39-yard TD pass to Johnny Fry, as Mexico extended its win streak to three and outscored foes 108-12 this season.
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Quentin Bakke
Mexico
Blue Springs
Bakke
Mark Brixey
M—Hotop
Fry
M—Fine
Heermann
J. Fry
M—Bakke
Long
Westboy Wick
B. Fry
Hotep
Fisher
Mordward
Fine
Vy Westtay
Snail
Young
Williams
Merretttt
Snow
Wallace
Heerman
Carnstubbie
Sloeckiein
Whister
Willams
Floyd
Mexico J. Fry
Forrast
Palmer
C. Miller
Fumbies-zumbie
Mexico Bulldogs
Kansas City
Bulldogs
Wildcats
Blue
Lebanon
Bulldog
Art Seals
Hawthorne Heights
Billy Fry
Seals
Cliff Long
Mark Fine
Johnny Fry
Jeff Hotep
Wayne Terpstra
Paul Janke
Austin Miller
Keith Batsell
Moberly
Squa
Mexcio
Van-Far Registers First Victory Over Westran 28-8
Van-Far Indians defeat Westran 28 to 8 for their first win in three outings as Charlton runs for 62 yards and Griggsby intercepts and returns for 18 yards. Groff lauds defense with Ehrlich 18 tackles Overton 14 as Van-Far head to North Callaway road game next.
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Van-Far
Bob Groff
Groff
Indians
Westran
Hornets
Charlie Jennings
van- Far
Merle Charlton
Jennings
Ronnie Carr
Leland Griggsby
Charlton
Carl Ehrlich
William Overton
David Clithero
Overton
Kingdom City
North Callaway
Key Injury Too Much For Montgomery
Montgomery Co Wildcats fall 34 to 0 at Bowling Green as quarterback Kerry Meyer exits with injury in the first quarter. Freshman Craig Gregory and junior Mike Kostelnik struggle to run Wilson’s offense while Bobby Murdock and Ronnie Powell lead the ground game. Wildcats drop to 0-3 and next host Kemper Military School in Montgomery City.
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Bowling Green
Montgomery Co. Wildcats
Wildcats
Wildcat
Kerry Meyer
Bobcats
Montgomery
Meyer
Greg Wilson
Wilson
Craig Gregory
Mike Kostelnik
Gregory
Kostelnik
Bobby Murdock
Ronnie Powell
Murdock
Powell
Kemper Military School
Montgomery City
Mayberry Leads Royals Past A's in Narrow Win
Kansas City defeats Oakland 54 as John Mayberry drives in the decisive run in the seventh. Al Cowens and George Brett back Mayberry with a clutch single after a errors filled game. Alvin Dark cautions against assuming division titles. Sal Bando agrees uncertainty remains.
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Kansas City
Oakland
Royals
John Mayberry
A’s
Athletics
Alvin Dark
Mayberry
al Cowens
Stan Bahnsen
George Brett
Steve Busby
Bert Campaneris
Sal Bando
Amos Otis
Cookie Rojas
Abbott
Tony Solanta
Otis
Rojas
Joe Rudi
Dark
Pirates Clinch NL East Showdown as Cards Mets Falter
Willie Stargell and Dave Parker avoided serious injury after colliding pursuing a foul as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated St. Louis 7-1. The loss eliminated the Cardinals and Mets from NL East title contention while Pittsburgh’s lead remained six games with a magic number of four. Ed Kirkpatrick capped the blowout with a three run homer in place of Stargell.
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Pittsburgh
Willie Stargell
Dave Parker
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Stargell
Parker
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cardinals
Mets
Pirates
John Denny
Philadelphia
New York
Pirate
Danny Murtaugh
Murtaugh
Phillies
Richie Zisk
Ted Simmons
Willie
Sargell
Ed Kirkpatrick
Cardinal
Red Schoendienst
Denny
Hector Cruz
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